The Wesleyan

Today we celebrate two truly special women who bring so much more than great hair to our community. Through their talent, care and personal touch, they help residents feel confident, refreshed and seen. We are grateful for the incredible service they provide each and every day.

At The Wesleyan assisted living, our Wellness Director hosted a refreshing hydration event that was a big success. Residents picked up helpful tips for staying hydrated as warmer days approach and enjoyed sampling a variety of infused waters. It was a fun and flavorful day.

The Red Poppy Festival is here, and we brought the celebration home at The Wesleyan! Residents enjoyed festive drinks, live music, and a chef-crafted menu inspired by the season. Staying connected to Georgetown’s traditions is part of what makes life here so meaningful.

When was the last time you had a picnic? Our residents enjoyed a beautiful day at San Gabriel Park with great food, fresh air, and plenty of laughter. Thanks to our dining, transportation, and parks teams for making it so special. Moments like these matter most.

There’s something special about a community where residents don’t just live—they lead. At our Resident Assembly, 100+ residents gathered as council reps shared updates and ideas shaping daily life. With leadership from Bethany Sisneroz, our community stays engaged and empowered.

At The Wesleyan at Georgetown, our community is defined by who we are. We’re proud to celebrate resident and author Dr. Robert Sledge, recently featured in the @WilcoSun . His book signing reflects a life of purpose, creativity, and stories that continue to inspire.

Our residents enjoyed a wonderful afternoon at the iconic Oasis on Lake Travis sharing great food, laughter, and unforgettable views of beautiful Lake Travis. It’s more than just lunch it’s about connection, experience, and truly living each moment.

“Adding Life to Years at The Wesleyan at Georgetown” Residents gathered to celebrate author and resident Robert W. Sledge at a special book launch. His work reflects on history, home, and purpose—reminding us every life has a story worth honoring and enriching.

This week residents enjoyed a truly special cello performance by Assistant Professor of Music, @SouthwesternU , Hai Zheng-Olefsky. The program brought elegance, artistry, and a wonderful sense of connection to our community.

A great day at Andice General Store! Wesleyan residents had the best time enjoying a fun outing filled with delicious food, laughter, and great company. From sharing stories over burgers to simply soaking in the relaxed atmosphere, it was a day full of smiles and connection.

Time, tradition, and stories filled our 2nd Annual Wesleyan Antiques Road Show for National Cherish an Antique Day. Residents shared meaningful pieces from 1800s heirlooms to vintage uniforms—each with a story, reminding us every story matters at The Wesleyan.

Our Wesleyan Players brought the charm and suspense to life with their performance of “Any Body for Tea?”in the Hewlett Community Room. Residents and teammates alike enjoyed an afternoon filled with fun, storytelling, and plenty of smiles. Bravo to our talented performers!

We’re proud to celebrate the completion of this semester’s student program, with 34 incredible students from Georgetown and East View who have spent their time learning, growing, and building meaningful connections within our Assisted Living community.

The Easter Bunny made a special appearance at The Wesleyan this week! With over 2,000 eggs hidden throughout Independent Living and Assisted Living, the fun and anticipation carried on all week long!

Today, on Good Friday, residents are invited to participate in Ecumenical Stations of the Cross in Wendland Chapel. As we continue through Holy Week together are mindful to offer opportunities for our residents to connect, and prepare their hearts for Easter.

Residents welcomed the season by creating beautiful spring wreaths. Laughter and creativity filled the room as each person added a personal touch. Thank you to VP of Operations Kelly Goetz for leading a joyful, meaningful activity celebrating togetherness and simple pleasures.

Our Memory Care residents enjoyed a fun and interactive “build your own taco” lunch, filled with delicious flavors, laughter and meaningful moments together. You could say it was nacho average lunch!🌮😄 Experiences like these create a sense of community we cherish every day.

As the sun begins to rise over The Wesleyan, a quiet stillness settles across our campus. One of our residents recently shared this beautiful moment captured in our prayer garden. “He restores my soul.” – Psalm 23:3 [Photo credit: Joe Kenney, Resident & Sculptor]

Residents enjoyed an incredible performance by baritone Mitchell Jones in the Hewlett Community Room. During the performance, residents were taken on a musical journey through Golden Age Broadway, Romantic-era Italian songs, French opera, and timeless crooning classics.