June is going to be a busy month at Waterstone. We're hosting nearly 20 events and several residents are participating in the Third Annual Senior Art Show, which is showing nearly all month at the Wellesley Free Library.

We're closing out May at Waterstone at Wellesley with three fascinating lectures from some of our residents' favorite guests, including Art Matters owner Jane Blair, the historian Gary Hylander and film critic Dan Kimmel.

We're hosting a full week of diverse events starting on May 17 through May 22 at Waterstone at Wellesley, including several musical performances, a golf tournament and a visit from the author John DiNatale.

Music and talented musicians are always highly appreciated by our residents at Waterstone at Wellesley, and in the next week we have one musical act after another. Not only is music great for the brain, it's also a great social activity, allowing you to have fun while enjoying the company of others.

Deborah Ellinger finished the 2015 Boston Marathon in five hours and three minutes, and we were there at mile 15 to cheer her on as she made her way through Wellesley.

At Waterstone at Wellesley, we’re fresh off of the excitement of cheering on participants of the Boston Marathon, which runs through Wellesley. It’s been an annual tradition for our residents to cheer on participants as they near their last 10-mile stretch and we were out again on Monday in full force despite the rain. Congratulations to everyone who participated in the marathon, it was an impressive showing!

It will be week of high culture at Waterstone at Wellesley next week with lectures on classic film and opera and a performance of Rodgers and Hart music by the talented musician Jack Craig.

We love hosting musical concerts at Waterstone at Wellesley and we've got two coming up, as well as a fun jewelry sale next week where you're sure to find a pretty bauble or two.

Tomorrow, Archie Richards is visiting to play old favorites from Frank Sinatra. Richards is a gifted pianist who studied with Kyriena Siloti, the daughter, student and assistant of Alexander Siloti, a renowned Russian pianist who studied under Franz Liszt.

Today is the first day of National Stress Awareness Month, a time to decrease the stress in your life. As experts note, stress increases the risk of heart disease, heart attack and stroke and it also leads to poor eating and sleeping habits.

We’re preparing for another month of events at Waterstone at Wellesley, and as usual, we have a full schedule. The a cappella group The Notables will kick off the month with a performance on April 1, but first Art Matters owner Jane Blair will close out March with a presentation on the art of Greece and Rome.