Boomervision!® is coming to Delaware County! The program, to be held on June 18th at the Delaware County Community College, will feature a panel of experts on employment, lifelong learning, volunteerism and lifestyle choices. Supporters for this debut gathering are the Delaware County Community Foundation (DCCF), Delaware County Office of Services for the Aging (COSA), AARP PA, WHYY, United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania and Crozer-Keystone Health System. Free to WHYY and AARP members; $10 for non-members. To learn more about this event, and to register, click here.

If civic education excites you, then the position as the Director of Education at the National Constitution Center could be a good fit. The Education Director has overall responsibility for developing, implementing and evaluating an innovative curriculum-based program of civic education for students and teachers that capitalizes on the Center’s unique museum resources and its stature as a national civic forum. To learn more about this position, and to apply, click here.

Awbury Arboretum has an opening for a Director of Development. The Arboretum is composed of a 55- acre historic house and landscape located on the border of Germantown and East Mount Airy. Duties include grant research and writing, individual donor cultivation, and publications. The successful candidate will be detailed-oriented, computer savvy, an excellent writer, and organized. To learn more about this position and to apply, contact Executive Director Gerry Kaufman at (215) 849-2855, ext. 17.

The Pennsylvania SPCA (PSPCA) has many volunteer opportunities for animal lovers. From walking dogs at the shelter, caring for cats and assisting with clerical work, to attending special events and handing out flyers across the city about the good work of PSPCA, there is a volunteer position for everyone. PSPCA also welcomes groups that are interested in working together to make a difference in the lives of animals in need. To learn more and to sign up, visit their website, or contact Stacey at (215) 426-6304, ext. 244 or by e-mail.

If you are at least 55 and like working with people, this is a great volunteer opportunity for you. Lead discussion groups with people 55+ about life stories, health, and finding meaning after retirement at Journey's Way, a nonprofit organization that offers resources and programs for older adults. Meet new people, learn new skills, and help others. Training is provided; applications are being accepted for the August session. Call Aviva at (215) 487-1296 or email.

9:30 am at The Schuylkill Center, 8480 Hagy's Mill Road, Philadelphia

Tis the season for getting your summer plantings in and tilling the soil in your "victory garden." But, how much do you know about the most basic part of the process -- the soil? Experts at The Schuylkill Center will help you explore the ecosystem beneath your feet. Learn ways to create healthy soil so that you can create a beautiful environment. Refreshments and soil provided! Pre-registration is required. Call (215) 482-7300 ext.110. $8 non-members.

11:00 am at 13th and Cecil B. Moore Avenue, Ritter Hall, Philadelphia

Join the Celebration of Black Writing at its outdoor festival being held on the Temple University campus. Nationally-acclaimed authors, Terry McMillan (photo on left), Lorene Cary, Dr. Houston A. Baker, Jr., and many others will be there. Exhibitors, entertainment, a children's pavilion, and lots more await you. FREE.

10:00 am at Betsy Ross House, 239 Arch Street, Philadelphia

A new exhibit about the history of baseball, presented by the Philadelphia Phillies and Mitchell and Ness, examines the long and glorious tradition of the game in the City of Brotherly Love. It not only explores the history of the World Series winning Phillies, but looks at Philadelphia’s other historic teams, including the Philadelphia Athletics, the Philadelphia Pythians, (the first African American team in Philadelphia -- circa 1866), and the Philadelphia Stars, the Negro League team (circa 1933.) Exhibit FREE with admission.

8:00 am at Reading Terminal Market, 12th and Arch Sts., Philadelphia

Eating fresh and buying local are bywords of those who care about their health and want to be eco-friendly. You can take care of both at the Fair Food Farm Stand at Reading Terminal. The market features fresh fruits, vegetables, and more, grown by 90 local farmers. Farm Stand hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 8 am - 6 pm; Sunday, 9 am - 5 pm. Closed on Monday. Check out this newsletter for the latest, freshest produce being sold. Parking available.

10:00 am at Independence Blue Cross, 1901 Market Street, Philadelphia

On the same day across the U.S., 100,000+ older adults will participate in health promotion events at more than 1,000 local organizations as part of National Senior Health and Fitness Day. Health screenings, chair massages, food, drink, and entertainment await you locally at the Courtyard at Independence Blue Cross. FREE. For more information, call (215) 241-9417.

1:00 pm at The Kimmel Center, 260 South Broad Street, Philadelphia

Take this opportunity to really look at the Kimmel Center and learn more about this imposing building on Broad Street. As part of a free, one-hour tour, you will be told about the Center's history, see the architectural and construction highlights, and visit Commonwealth Plaza, Perelman Theater, Verizon Hall, Merck Arts Education Center, and the Dorrance H. Hamilton Garden. After your tour, you may want to inquire about becoming a volunteer guide yourself!

7:00 pm at Arch Street United Methodist Church, 55 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia

Bill Ayers, professor and controversial ex-radical, and Bernadine Dohrn, veteran political activist, will discuss their new book, "Race Course Against White Supremacy," which examines white supremacy's enduring, and terrifying, hold on many Americans. FREE.