Welcome to the Senior Center!

We have a lot going on every weekday. Looking for ways to get involved?
Find lots of options on our Ways to Get Involved or our Activities pages.

Current Classes, Services and Activities

• For up to date information on current programming, please see our Classes & Activities pages or click here for a quick overview of Activities for March 20 – 24.
• For current info on Community Dining, food bank distribution, Meals on Wheels, social worker support, and other essential services, please also see our Services page.
• If you are interested in on-site foot care, dental hygiene, technology and legal assistance, you’ll find more information on our Class & Activities page or by calling 206-932-4044, ext 1.

Upcoming Events & Classes

Tech Talks

Join our Digital Navigator, Martin Piccoli, for a series of important and lively discussions about today’s technology and how to survive and thrive in our connected world. Each talk will begin with a 30-minute presentation, followed by a Q&A and, time permitting, tech support. Free to members,

$5 non-members.

Mobile Device Learning Communities

Free to members, $5 non-members. Advance RSVP requested.

Questions about your phone or tablet?

iOS Learning Community (iPhones, iPads)
Mondays, March 27, April 24, 3-4:30 pm

Android Learning Community (Phones and tablets by Samsung, Google, Motorola, etc.)
Monday, April 10, 3-4:30 pm

Do you have 1 or 2 (or 3!) questions about your phone or tablet? Or have you just learned a great feature about your phone and are willing to share that knowledge with others? Join us to learn more about your device and teach others what you know. Our Digital Navigator, Martin, will moderate the group and provide support.

Is Your Email Driving You Crazy?

Monday, April 3, 3-4:30 p.m.

We all know how it feels to open our inboxes and see dozens (maybe even hundreds!) of spammy emails. Come and learn how to tame the email beast.

What is “The Cloud?”

Monday, April 17, 3-4:30 p.m.

Find out how this mysterious “cloud” works and how to manage it to store your digital photos and documents.

Backyard Birding

Wednesday, April 5, 1-3 p.m.

Local birder Richard Lazeres will give an introduction to birding in West Seattle, focusing on resident birds that you can see in our neighborhood any time of the year.

History Hour Series

Our lecture series covers a broad range of topics, hosted by various local authors and speakers.

Entry fee: $10 members and non-members.

April: “Celebrating Earth Day”

Wednesday, April 12
1-2:30 p.m.

Join West Seattle environmental journalist and author Madeline Ostrander to talk about her new book, At Home on an Unruly Planet—named one of Kirkus Reviews’ best nonfiction books

of 2022. In an era of wildfire, heat wave, flood and

upheaval, how do we find hope and solutions?

Ostrander answers this question with a series of vivid and uplifting accounts of American communities confronting the impacts of climate change—including wildfire-ravaged parts of Washington state. In this talk, she’ll offer a series of insights about what it takes to create resilience in a time of crisis and protect the places and communities we care about.

Update on Our COVID Safety Policies

Masks are HIGHLY recommended

Although not mandated while you are at the Senior Center, we feel that with the current COVID surge, people should wear masks indoors.

Please consider wearing a mask while you participate in activities at the Senior Center. Staff and volunteers who serve food will be wearing masks. You are free to take off your mask while eating in the café or dining room.

Vaccinations STRONGLY Encouraged

Per the King County Department of Health, vaccinations are strongly encouraged, but no longer required, to enter our facility.

Please note – in some instances where programs or services are offered in a one-on-one setting, masks and vaccinations may continue to be required.

Thanks for helping us continue to provide a safe environment for our community’s seniors.