SENIORS: Members of the Senior Center always enjoy the new programs offered. From left, they are Frances Coco, assistant director; Sue Davis, Jan Steinbeiger, Pat Brennan and Akemi O’Neill

WATER AEROBICS ON HILL: Ginny Haenn McKee, a certified water aerobics instructor, will be offering two 10-session courses in deep-water aerobics at Chestnut Hill College starting January 18 and January 23. Sponsored by Mt. Airy Learning Tree, the courses are designed to develop flexibility, muscular strength and endurance. For more information, call 215-843-6333.

WRITING WORKSHOPS: Mt. Airy poet Susan Windle leads “Thursday Morning Writing Circles” every Thursday morning, 9:30-11:30 a.m., at the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Restoration in Mt. Airy, 6900 Stenton Ave. (at Gorgas Lane). $15 per session. For more information, call 215-247-5545. No writing experience is necessary.

‘BUS’ STOPS IN CHESTNUT HILL: The next production at The Stagecrafters theater, 8130 Germantown Ave., is the American classic from 1955, Bus Stop, by William Inge. This warm-hearted comedy-drama will open on Friday, January 13, for a three-week run. The action of the play unfolds as a howling snowstorm forces a long-distance bus to stop at a roadside diner, and a group of people is thus thrown together for a few hours during which they reveal their various loves, aspirations, loneliness and longings. For reservations call 215-247-8881 or visit www.thestagecrafters.org. Seen here in rehearsal are Rebecca Cox & James Kenis.

‘CINDERELLA’ RETURNS: Family Stages, the Oreland-based theatrical operation producing children’s plays, is bringing back Cinderella, a story of royalty, romance and the search for dependable household help. Performances, Jan. 15, 2 p.m., and Jan. 16-18, 10 a.m, at Christ Lutheran Church, Pennsylvania and Rech Aves. in Oreland. Tickets, $6.50, can be reserved by calling 215-886-9341 or at www.duetpros.com. Seen here, Miles, The Town Crier (Elise Seyfried) and Prince Charming (Steve Seyfried) search for a mysterious princess.