One of The Loudoun House's current exhibits features work from The Lexington Senior Center Bell House Painters. This post, along with the multiple asks we’ve received from our readers, got us thinking — what activities in our community are available for adults 60+?

The city provides places for older adults to connect through programs and services at four locations around Lexington. Think: Educational activities, fitness classes, and resource assistance. All Fayette County residents ages 60+ are eligible to participate.

So much room for activities at the Lexington Senior Center. | Photo by LEXtoday

Lexington Senior Center, 195 Life Ln.

Serving as the main campus for older adult services, visitors can meet with social workers to learn about available assistance programs + nutrition support. Registration opens Tuesday, March 5 for a 7-week series of activities including pottery, storytelling, piano, and watercolor. Register in person or find directions for online registration on page 12 of the February newsletter.

You can also find:

Weekly fitness classes including meditation, walking, aerobics, and yoga.
Community + educational resources like tax prep, technology help, and aging support groups.

Bell House senior programs, 545 Sayre Ave.

Located in the heart of the Bell Court neighborhood, this satellite location is a home away from home offering fitness + creative classes and social engagement five days a week.

Book and bridge clubs
Bell House Troubadours singing group
Open art studio + Tai Chi for arthritis

The Charles Young Center celebrated 10 years of senior programs in 2023. | Photo by Amy Wallot

Charles Young Center senior programs, 540 E. Third St.

This downtown satellite center offers physical and social enrichment opportunities on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, including:

Line dancing, chair yoga, and strength classes
Pickleball
Lectures and card games

Eldercrafters at the Black and Williams Center, 498 Georgetown St.

At this satellite campus, you'll find all you need to keep the mind and body fresh, such as:

Community service projects like knitting, crocheting + sewing
Chair yoga, ceramics, jewelry making, and games
“Teen Talk,” an opportunity to chat with local teens about current events

All of these offerings are available thanks to the city. Do you have more recommendations? Let%20us%20know so we can share with our audience.