The friendly team from Waynesboro Manor in Waynesboro, VA, believes senior living should be fun and lively. No matter your age, you’re never too old to dance, groove, and rock and roll — which is why they invited none other than the King of Rock and Roll to their annual party in June. On June 30, an incredible Elvis impersonator entertained guests at the senior living center’s annual Summer Bash BBQ.

All About the Summer BBQ Bash

On the sunny summer day, residents and their loved ones joined the senior living facility for delicious food from Waynesboro Manor’s very talented Chef Eric, who serves up a barbecue luncheon that has garnered a renowned reputation among locals in recent years. If you haven’t tried his special recipes, you’re missing out!

Friends and family brought treats and side dishes, while the King himself shake, rattled, and rocked the guests. Many couldn’t help but hop on their feet and dance the day away, while others clapped and sang along. 

The Importance of Fun & Entertainment 

Staying active, social, and entertained is key during every stage of life. Waynesboro Manor strives to provide a range of exciting events for residents to partake in. From barbecues to exercise classes, the friendly senior living staff makes sure life at the Manor never bores.

Staying active helps seniors boost metabolism, improve their mood, and can help lower the risk of many diseases and illnesses. As a result, seniors who regularly get moving experience happier, longer lives. Studies also suggest that regular socialization and physical activity can benefit seniors’ mental health.

Ultimately, living well requires getting out there and having fun. Waynesboro Manor strives to help guests live to the fullest by providing residents with the stimulation and entertainment they deserve. For over 20 years, the team has provided the high standard of independent living trusted by locals in Augusta County and the entire Shenandoah Valley Area. To learn more about assisted living, visit their website, or call (540) 942-2250.