‘Powering Connections’ during National Senior Center Month

three senior citizens in exercise class

Celebrated every year in September, National Senior Center Month spotlights how vital these centers are to the health and well-being of communities like Asheville. Senior centers provide support and encouragement to older adults, and offer a place for community members in the prime of life to discover unique interests, talents, and aspirations. This year’s theme is Powering Connections, encouraging older adults to discover a broad spectrum of new friendships with neighbors of all ages, health and wellness opportunities, creativity, and excitement.

Check out September highlights, weekly classes, and monthly clubs designed for older adults below. Grove Street and Harvest House community centers are also open Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm with areas to socialize, play billiards and games, exercise, and more.

Clubs That Meet Monthly or Bimonthly

Get Fit, Feel Great! 🏋️‍♀️three senior citizens in a painting class wearing aprons

Fun and Games for Everyone 🃏

Express Yourself, Explore Your Creativity 🎨

 

Something for Everyone, Every Week 🎉

Mondaythree senior citizen ladies in theatrical attire

Tuesdayplaying pickleball in gym

Wednesdayclay sculpting

Thursday

Friday

Sunday

 

Looking for More?
From crafting clubs and social skate nights to weekly fitness classes and outdoor meetups, APR has hundreds of opportunities to meet people of all ages and stay active each month. Pick up a program guide at any community center, search activities online, and sign up for Asheville Parks & Recreation’s monthly newsletter.