The Towers at Tower Lane

09/10/2026

09/09/2026

Congratulations to Stacey Berg, Towers' Hospitality and Training Manger and member of the 2026-2027 cohort of the Lindy Lee Gold Women in Leadership Program at Albertus Magnus College. Admittees are recommended and selected for academic excellence. The program empowers female students with structured mentorship from faculty, alumni, and industry professionals, as well as hands-on leadership experiences and interactive workshops.

09/02/2026

For your special event or for your holiday, Nosh Catering by The Towers has you covered! Fresh, flavorful, Kosher food for life's meaningful moments.

https://towerlane.org/nosh/

08/27/2026

Don't miss out on the advanced look at all the fabulous fall items at our Vine Family Gift Shop.

08/25/2026

It was a beautiful day for a pizza truck party yesterday! Thanks to a special donor, all of our residents enjoyed a delicious lunch with special musical entertainment. We appreciate our supporters! Gratitude!

08/19/2026

Rosh Hashanah is around the corner. Nosh Catering has your holiday covered! Check out our menu here.

https://towerlane.org/rosh-hashanah-catering-menu/

08/16/2026

Find your creativity at The Towers. Opening Minds through Art is just one of the many wonderful enriching programs offered in our community.

08/03/2026

The Towers is delighted to welcome Rabbi Rona Shapiro as an additional chaplain here at The Towers. Thanks to special funding, Rabbi Shapiro will be on site two days per week to provide multifaith, non-denominational support to residents and family members who are interested.

07/31/2026

Many thanks to all who contributed to The Towers Community Bus! Our residents are enjoying many special trips to experience the arts, food, culture, music and more! Our residents especially enjoyed a recent trip to the Peabody Museum. Gratitude!

07/30/2026

Quinnipiac University and The Towers have a multi-year partnership and this summer we welcomed the single largest group of Occupational Therapy Students to our campus. 80 students, in master and clinical doctorate programs, spent time with Towers residents doing pain assessments and making vision boards. Several students conducted in-apartment assessments of adaptive equipment and students worked with our RSC team as well. We are grateful for our community partners!