Friends of St. Francis Special Events
Advanced Medical Care Planning Workshop
for LGBTQIA+ Adults
from Southern Arizona Senior Pride
Beginning, March 3rd
at 10:00am
in Room 50
Join us for an Advance Medical Care Planning Workshop for LGBTQIA+ Adults, presented by Southern Arizona Senior Pride. This workshop is designed to provide guidance, clarity, and compassionate support as you consider the important decisions involved in planning for your future medical care. Creating an advance plan ensures your voice is heard and your wishes are honored.
Participants will be thoughtfully guided through the planning process, with the opportunity to attend a follow-up “Meet & Complete” session for assistance in completing the necessary paperwork. Whether you’re just beginning to think about advance care planning or ready to put your wishes in writing, this workshop offers a supportive space to take that next step with confidence.
This Series Will Occur Over The Following Sessions:
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Meet Executive Director, Mary O'Donoghue - Sunday, February 22nd on the Front Porch
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Advance Medical Care Planning Workshop - Wednesday, March 3rd at 10am in Room 50
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Meet and Complete Session #1 - Wednesday, March 17th at 10am in Room 50
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Meet and Complete Session #2 - Wednesday, March 24th at 10am in Room 50
An Immersive Concert of Music & Poetry
from Peter Biedermann and Shannon Sullivan
Saturday, March 21st
at 3:00pm
in the Celebration Center
Join us for a unique musical experience featuring composer Peter Biedermann, performing an evening of original music across a wide range of instruments including acoustic and electric guitars, hand pans, singing bowls, and electronic soundscapes.
Biedermann has spent more than fifty years exploring innovative approaches to sound, continually seeking to create new sonic landscapes and meaningful collaborations with fellow artists.
He will be joined by special guest poet and vocalist Shannon Sullivan, a beloved member of the St. Francis community. Sullivan brings her own long-developed artistic voice and thoughtful presence to this collaboration, adding spoken word and vocal expression to the performance.
Together, these two artists invite listeners into an immersive experience that explores the relationship between sound, creativity, and healing. In a complex and often conflicted world, this concert offers a space to reflect on how music and art can help us listen more deeply—to one another and to the world around us.
A suggested donation of $20, or whatever you are able to give, will be gratefully accepted. All proceeds, including CD sales, will benefit the Children’s Miracle Network through the TMC Health Foundation.
We invite you to come listen, reflect, and experience sound in a new way.