Aging has proven an unexpected and—even magical adventure—of learning, sharing, and being together.

Courses

Three Sessions of 20-25 Courses each Session, offered Onsite and Online

  • Light and Serious
  • Academic
  • Creative
  • Active
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Service

Center members form a close community of friends supporting each other and the local community. Working together on service projects to support the community around us strengthens our own community. The Creative Quilting class has worked together to make over a hundred quilts for organizations supporting people in need, such as Chemo Comfort Quilts and Quilts of Valor. Recently, Center members donated clothing, shoes, jackets, and toiletries for the homeless, as well as for the victims of the storms in North Carolina.

Lunches

We enjoy onsite lunches with programs and entertainment a couple times each session. Members may either order a catered lunch or bring their own lunches. Come enjoy the time for laughter and fellowship.

Recent programs have included author Patricia Brandon, speakers from Riverbanks Zoo and Seven Oaks Recreation Center, a professional pianist, and appreciation events for our sponsoring congregations. We are looking forward to Show-n-Tell, where our activity classes will show off the creativity of their arts and crafts. 

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Special Events

  • Gala celebrating our 35th Anniversary 
  • Lunch and matinee performance of Steel Magnolias
  • Celebrations of major accomplishments, such as winning the top prize from Midlands Gives or a member reaching her 100th birthday