Dunwoody Village

Happy Historic Newtown Square Day!

The Hood Octagonal Schoolhouse is open today from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Come explore this unique piece of local history and discover the stories of Newtown Square's past.

While you're out, be sure to visit other historic landmarks throughout the community, including Bartram's Covered Bridge, the 1742 Square Tavern, Paper Mill House, St. David's Church, Newtown Square Friends Meeting House, the Freight Station, St. Alban's Episcopal Church, and the 1696 Massey House.
It's a great day to experience the rich history that makes Newtown Square special. We hope to see you there!

Visit www.nshistory.org for more information about the sites.

We are excited to have achieved a deficiency-free survey from the Department of Health — an outstanding accomplishment that reflects Dunwoody's unwavering commitment to excellence. Congratulations to the entire Dunwoody team!

The Dunwoody women putters took home the trophy during yesterday’s tournament!

Not only did they win their division, but they also outscored the men in a competition of their own. Proof that talent, focus, and a steady putter know no gender! Congratulations to all of our amazing competitors for a fun and spirited tournament.

Congratulations to the men of Dunwoody Village on their putting tournament win today!

Tomorrow, it’s the ladies’ turn to take the green for the Women’s Putting Tournament. Best of luck to all of our participants; we’re looking forward to another fun day of friendly competition!

It might not be the PGA at Aronimink, but the competition is fierce!

Today, our residents gathered for their first putting tournament on our new and improved putting green.

With perfect weather and great energy all around, it was a wonderful day filled with friendly competition, teamwork, and plenty of fun.

Residents from Waverly Heights, Riddle Village, Lima Estates, Freedom Village, and Granite Farms brought their A-game to the competition, all hoping to take home the shiny trophy 🏆. We're anxiously awaiting the results of the day!

We’re already looking forward to the next tournament!

Ahead of Mother’s Day weekend, Wanda Perry surprised her hardworking housekeeping staff with a special thank-you in recognition of their daily dedication and compassionate service.

Their hard work, kindness, and commitment help create a clean, safe, and comforting environment for our residents every single day. Beyond keeping rooms and our community spotless, this incredible team brings warmth, dignity, smiles, and genuine care to the people who call our community home.

So much of what they do happens behind the scenes, but their efforts never go unnoticed. Thank you to our amazing housekeeping team for all you do to ensure our residents feel comfortable, respected, and cared for each and every day.

This morning was filled with smiles, movement, and connection as residents from all levels of care came together for a fun chair yoga and dancing event in our Memorial Garden!

It was wonderful to see everyone enjoying the calming music, stretching, and sharing positive energy. The weather was absolutely perfect for the event! Thank you to our resident fitness committee, our fitness manager, Karen, and Ageless exercise, for helping the event run smoothly.

Dunwoody’s chief operating officer, Bill Durbin, joined a few residents in a game or two of pickleball this morning. It’s a beautiful day, and spring is in the air!

Last night was our annual board cocktail party, themed “A Run for the Lilies,” and what a night it was! 🌸

We invited residents to add a touch of pink to their attire, and they absolutely delivered. The room was filled with style, energy, and creativity.

From delicious food stations and decadent desserts to live piano music and full cocktail service, every detail came together beautifully. Most of all, it was an evening of laughter, great conversations, and community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the night so special!