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50+ Community Centers
The 50+ Community Centers offers a variety of fitness classes such as strength training, yoga, Zumba, and line dance.
In addition, social, recreational, and educational programs are scheduled. These include discussion groups, book clubs, film club, drawing class, and health and nutrition programs.
Fall Programs (October-December)
November Calendar for All Centers (PDF)
December Calendar for All Centers (PDF)
Complete Fall Activity Guide
Fall Activity Guide by Section
Seniors in the Park Programs (PDF)
Special Events (PDF)
Fall Day Trips (PDF)
Connecting with Others Programs (PDF)
Being Creative Programs (PDF)
Staying Healthy Programs (PDF)
Expanding Your Horizons Programs (PDF)
Resources: Be Informed Programs (PDF)
Fall Fitness Classes Flyers (PDF)
Fall Fitness/Exercise Schedule (PDF)
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment Seminars
In-Person Medicare Part D Open Enrollment Seminars
Virtual Medicare Part D Open Enrollment Seminars
Lunch Bunch and Groceries for Seniors
November Lunch Bunch menu (PDF)
December Lunch Bunch menu (PDF)
Groceries for Seniors Farmer's Market
To Donate in support of these programs
Visit our eStore and Choose Donation Opportunities
Lunch Bunch
The purpose of the daily Lunch Bunch at each senior center is to provide older adults with the opportunity to enjoy a nutritious meal in the company of others in order to promote good health and continued independence. A meal is available at mid-day, Monday-Thursday, at one of the four senior centers for on-site dining. Voluntary contributions toward daily meal offerings are greatly appreciated, but not required. Please contact the center supervisor to arrange for service.
In addition, all centers schedule special event meals such as Lunch & Learns and celebration meals. Please check the monthly activity calendar for details. These special event meals require advance reservation. Please note, some meals have a set cost associated with the event and payment is due at the time of reservation. Please contact the center supervisor for additional information or if the fee is a hardship.
Policies and Guidelines
Senior Center Guidelines, Policies and Procedures (PDF)
How to Register for Programs
1. Programs with a Fee
Pay online with a credit card via our eStore.
For more information, including how to pay with a check, please follow the registration instructions found on the Monthly Calendar and in the Quarterly Brochure
2. Free Programs and Activities
Please send an email to Virtual Senior Center.
Be sure to include: Your Name, Email Address, Phone Number, Names and Dates of programs
First Time Participants
If you have never taken a class in-person at one of the 50+ Community Centers or through the Virtual 50+ Center, you must complete and submit this Intake Form (formerly Participant Information Form).
Fitness Class Scholarships
To apply for a fitness class scholarship please print and submit this Scholarship Application
For more information email SeniorServices@FrederickCountyMD.gov