There's no more delightfully lighthearted way to celebrate the nation's upcoming 250th birthday than watching an Abbott & Costello comedy that begins in colonial America.  Two patriots, played by Lou Costello and Marjorie Reynolds, are mistakenly shot and killed as traitors by George Washington's men, and their spirits are cursed to remain earthbound until the crack of doom - unless their innocence can be proved.  Don't "ghost" us on June 29. Instead, come join us in watching this "spirited" comedy classic.

Refreshments will be provided, and a small donation is asked to contribute to our use of the Fellowship. You're also welcome to join a group at a local diner afterward to continue the camaraderie!

Music and memory are strongly connected.  The sound of a favorite song brings the feeling of that time, the exhilaration, the pain, the full measure of emotion in four dimensions rushing back to us even decades later. Join Sherri Rase and your GAAMC friends for an evening of your favorite songs from the 1970s and 1980s.  Participating is simple!  Please send a YouTube link to your selection(s) to [email protected] and be prepared on that Monday to share a brief story about why it's your favorite. 

Refreshments will be provided, and a small donation is asked to contribute to our use of the Fellowship. You're also welcome to join a group at a local diner afterward to continue the camaraderie!

Come join us, as we talk about travel—where we’ve been and places we’d like to visit. We’ll also view and discuss 2 videos-- one by Rick Steves and the other about LGBTQ + places to visit. 

Refreshments will be provided, and a small donation is asked to contribute to our use of the Fellowship. You're also welcome to join a group at a local diner afterward to continue the camaraderie!

July is one of the most important months on the historical calendar. From independence to space exploration to science to cultural change, July has some of the most recognizable turning points in both American and world history.  Come join us to find out more about the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1, 1863, the turning point in the American Civil War, or Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's first lunar landing July 20, 1969. Did you know that July 2^nd,1776, was the ACTUAL signing of the Declaration of Independence, NOT the Fourth? The women's suffrage movement was launched in Seneca Falls, NY, on July 19,1848, leading to women's right to vote not until August 18, 1920, 82 years later! So many events to explore.

Snacks and drinks are provided. And you are invited to go out to continue the discussion at a local diner. A small donation is asked to help pay the rent.

Enjoy good fun & food at a reasonable price!  We’ll meet at the restaurant located at 182 Ridgedale Ave in Florham Park.  Please rsvp by Friday, July 24, to Gordon Sauer at [email protected].