Final indoor farmers market Friday in Trimont

The final indoor Trimont Farmers Market will be held 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, May 10, at the Sinn Celebration of Life Center, 111 Apple St. East in Trimont. Janette Simon will be speaking on pollinator gardens and there will be a free project of making solar garden lights. Brandt’s Greenhouse and Gardens will be there with a plant sale and “potting shed.” Lunch will be served to include soup, meatballs, homemade bread, salads and dessert as a fundraiser for children’s projects at the summer Trimont Farmers Market. There will also be vendors selling a variety of goods. Check them out on their Facebook page, Trimont Farmers Market. For more information, call Karin Carlson at (507) 340-7453 or Kris Fuller at (507) 848-5732.

CREST “Lunch & Learn” Monday in Fairmont

Have you ever heard the expression “You can’t go home again?” Well, Ean Sinn has proved that wrong. He made the return to Trimont to the friends, family and community he loves to start his new business “The Celebration of Life Center.” The next CREST Lunch & Learn will take place 11 a.m. Monday, May 13, at the CREST office, 820 Winnebago Ave. in Fairmont. The program will feature Ean Sinn as he will share what it is like to return to your childhood community as an adult. The new facility he has opened has hosted many events that benefit the area, including the Tuesday Community Coffee group. A lunch of chicken a la king and a rhubarb dessert will be provided while you visit. If you would like to attend this event, please RSVP the CREST office at (507) 235-3833. This activity is open to seniors in Martin County and a free-will donation is always welcome.

Hospital retirees to hold lunch

Fairmont Community Hospital retirees will hold their next luncheon 11 a.m. Monday, May 13, at the Green Mill Restaurant in the Best Western, Fairmont. All persons who worked and retired from the hospital in Fairmont are invited to attend.

CER to offer upcoming community activity

Fairmont Community Education & Recreation (CER) will offer an upcoming community activity. De-Age Your Brain, will be held 6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 14, online via Zoom. Current research shows lifestyle and diet have a big effect on how the brain ages. Cognitive function, which covers all aspects of perceiving, thinking, and reasoning, can improve. And the very good news is no matter what your age there are things you can begin to do today to improve how quickly and effectively brain cells communicate with each other. They’ll discuss which ‘superfoods’ reduce the damaging effects of toxins and inflammation on the brain and which nutrients are great for memory, attention, processing information and reducing stress. You will lean simple, easy to implement strategies to help your brain stay healthy and alert. The fee is $29. Registration closes May 10. For questions, call the CER office at (507) 235-3141.