Goodbye, 9-5. If you (or someone you know) recently retired, you might be looking for activities catering to older adults. Clock into our retirement guide, and find opportunities in Kansas City that work for you.

Get fit

If you’re not planning on slowing down in your retirement, keep moving with fitness classes designed for older Kansas Citians.

Check out Active Older Adults programs at the YMCA of Greater Kansas City.
Kansas City Parks & Recreation hosts fitness classes for adults 60+ ranging from gentle chair yoga to pickleball.
Rather get your steps in sightseeing? Johnson County Parks & Recreation's 50 Plus Program offers both day trips + global travel tours.

There’s no wrong way to get fit. Your first step could be as easy as finding walking trails at a local park or exploring one of KC's easier hikes.

Spend time with the grandkids

If you’re looking to spend time with the grandchildren, explore these 40+ kid-friendly activities in KC and pick one that’s your speed. Seniors even score discounts on Royals tickets + Arrowhead Stadium tours.

Volunteer

Give back to the community by volunteering at a local organization. Whether you’re interested in supporting a community center or want to volunteer outdoors, check out our full list of opportunities.

Take a class

It’s never too late to learn new skills while making friends. The J KC offers a variety of fine art classes for adults 55+, along with dance and fitness activities. Or, explore JCPRD's enrichment calendar for classes focused on older adults.

Explore the arts

Beat the crowds and take a weekday trip to one of KC's many museums, and be on the lookout for senior discounts (we see you, Negro Leagues Baseball Museum + National Museum of Toys and Miniatures). Or, enjoy a performance. Older adults can receive discounts for shows at AMC Theatres and the Kansas City Ballet.