Tap dancing is one of many activities
at the Will Rogers Senior Citizens Center.
Citizens aged 50 and older are encouraged to get out and play at our two senior activity centers.
Our friendly, caring staff are always on hand to assist with a wide varriety of exciting and engaging programs and activities designed specifically with seniors in mind.
We offer a wide variety of classes to suit all ages and activity levels, including:
Art Classes (drawing, painting, sculpting and more!)
Athletic Games & Competitions
Card Games
Dance (all styles)
Dog Obedience
Exercise (everything from chair aerobics to tai chi to weight training)
History Discussions
Language Learning
Poetry & Creative Writing
Sewing & Quilting
Social & Leisure Gatherings
Travel & Field Trips
Yoga & Meditation
Specialty programs related to Senior health issues and financial planning are also available.
In addition to our two dedicated senior centers, the Parks Department also offers a wide array of senior-oriented program at several of our individual Recreation Centers.
For a complete listing of programs and activities, download a copy of our 2008 Spring Recreation Guide. Or, call the individual centers at the numbers listed below.
Artsist display their works at the Woodson Senior
Center's
Annual art show.
Will Rogers Senior Citizens Center
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
3501 Pat Murphy Drive (in Will Rogers Park)
Phone: 942-4339
Woodson Park Senior Activity Center
Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
3401 S. May Avenue (in Woodson Park)
Phone: 681-3266