Wallingford Community Senior Center
Free4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Suite 140, Seattle 98103
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Nonprofit senior center in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood serving members 50 and older with classes, lunch, and recreation in person, online, and hybrid.
Independent nonprofit community senior center in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood serving adults age 50 and older. Programming includes health and wellness classes, educational sessions, community lunch, recreation, art classes, and card games, offered in-person, online, and as hybrid sessions. The center also provides social work support and nutrition guidance through its Good Food and Healthy Eating program. Located at 4649 Sunnyside Avenue North, Suite 140, in King County. The local Area Agency on Aging is Seattle and King County Aging and Disability Services.
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About Day programs & senior centers
Drop-in places to spend the day. Classes, fitness, lunch, social activities, transportation. Often free or donation-based. The most underrated part of staying home.
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Not sure which one fits? Your local Area Agency on Aging can talk through the options with you and help you compare, for free. No one will sell your information, and no one will cold-call you.
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