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Senior Adult Program


The Senior Adult Program serves over 6,500 senior adults in the Raleigh area.  Some of the many activities offered include sports leagues such as tennis, golf, bowling and more; over 25, one-day and overnight trips each year including cruises and international travel; educational seminars and workshops on a wide range of topics; and various exercise and wellness classes.  There are also 48 Senior Clubs affiliated with the Senior Adult Program.  These clubs meet at area community centers, churches and senior housing facilities, and offer a range of activities such as bridge, speakers, community service projects and more.  While some activities in the Senior Adult Program do require a minimum age of 55 to participate, many are open to all adults regardless of age.

 

NEW PROGRAMS FOR 2008

"Read and Go" Series

Like to read and travel?  Get the best of both in this new spring series.  Program participants will read selected novels/books that include North Carolina-based storylines, and then take a memorable trip to the locations where the stories are based!  For more details, call 831-6851.

AARP Walking Program Walk Leaders Needed

In 2007, over 600 seniors age 50 and better participated in our AARP Walking Project!  On August 27, we will hold our next Walking Project Kick-Off Event (look for more details soon!).  This summer, we are searching for Walk Leaders to assist in coordinating our senior walking groups throughout the city.  For more information on how to become a Walk Leader, click here, or call Carmen Rayfield at 807-8525.

 


Senior dance
Senior dance
Senior dance Holiday fun.
Seniors fitness class. Participants on Switzerland trip
Seniors trip to Italy Senior club activities

For More Information Contact:
Steve White
Senior Adult Program Supervisor
Parks and Recreation Department
2401 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27607
919-831-6851

Carmen Rayfield
Program Manager
Parks and Recreation Department
2401 Wade Avenue
Raleigh, NC 27607
919-807-8525