July/August 2025 Center-Link Newsletter: Allen Senior Recreation Center

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Allen Fall Fest welcomes all crafters to be a part of the vendor market stretching from the Allen Senior Rec Center, to the Heritage Village and The Edge. Interested vendors can pick up an application at the Front Desk of the Allen Senior Recreation Center and email it to scenter@allentx.gov, visit LifeinAllen.org/ASRC, or scan the QR Code.

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Whiskey Cake & Kitchen Bar

Pre-July 4th Firework Cool Down

Get a July 4th Hot Dog

Nom Nom’s Mexican Grill | Yogurt Bar

Saturday Day Trip - Beetlejuice

Day Trip – Reunion Tower

Indian Dance & Violin Concert

Beat the Heat with Ice Cream

Choctaw Casino

Matt’s Rancho Martinez

FACILITY CLOSURES

July 4 Independence Day

Aug 18-22 Closure Week

♦ Please do not park in the handicap spaces while on a trip.

♦ Those who can easily walk, please try parking at the east or west parking lots across the street at Allen Heritage Village. This will increase the number of parking spaces for members attending the Center.

♦ Arrive 20 minutes before the printed departure time. The bus leaves on time.

♦ Return times are approximate for traffic and unforeseen situations.

♦ Those who return late to the bus may forfeit future trip privileges.

♦ You must travel round-trip on the bus to participate in the trips.

TRAVEL*

WHISKEY CAKE KITCHEN & BAR ●

At Whiskey Cake the menus are all about bold, seasonal flavors, using ingredients from the best farmers and ranchers. Behind the bar you'll find garden-to-glass cocktails with house-made syrups and fresh juices, plus a barrel select whiskey program that's all about the good stuff.

37214, T, 7/1, 10:40AM- 1:10PM, $5

NOM NOM'S MEXICAN GRILL ●

Enjoy a variety of Mexican staples for lunch at familyowned Nom Nom’s Mexican Gill, where the food is made from scratch each morning. End your visit with some homemade ice cream, with over 50 flavors to choose from.

37213, TH, 7/24, 10:45AM-12:45PM, $5

*ALL TRAVEL IS NOW REGISTERING ONLINE!

TRIP LEGEND

EASY

Generally light walking

MODERATE

Able to stand or walk for longer periods without assistance

ACTIVE

Lots of walking, good physical health recommended

TICKETED TRIP

Trip requires a pre-ordered ticket; refunds not available.

WHISKEY CAKE KITCHEN & BAR
Photo Credit: Visit Plano

REUNION

TOWER ● ●

Experience Dallas from the sky. Ascend to the GeO-Deck of the 561-foot Reunion Tower for a 360-degree view of the city. We start our adventure with lunch at Trinity Groves. Choose lunch on your own of Mexican, Chinese or seafood. Then there is a gathering at the base of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge for pictures of the city skyline, and on to Reunion Tower.

37260, T, 7/29, 10:30AM-7PM, $23

SEVEN

DOORS KITCHEN & COCKTAILS ● ●

Located in Grand Scape, Seven Doors invites you to experience truly unforgettable dining, where every dish and cocktail is crafted with love and gratitude.

37230, T, 8/5, 10:40AM-1PM, $5

CHOCTAW

CASINO  ● ● ●

Calling all winners! We have a feeling there are a lot of you. We're off to the casino. The only thing needed for this outing is cash, luck and a big bag to bring back your winnings in.

37208, TH, 8/14, 8AM-4PM, $22

MATT’S RANCHO MARTINEZ ●

Experience 40 years, and 5 generations, of Tex Mex heaven at the Allen location of Matt's Ranch Martinez.

37229, T, 8/26, 11AM-12:30PM, $5

37129, SA, 7/26, 12:45-4:45PM, $20

Join us for a Saturday day trip to watch a child friendly musical adaptation of Tim Burton’s film Beetlejuice, presented by the Wylie Acting Group. What makes this day trip extraordinarily special is ASRC Terri's grandson is performing the star role of Beetlejuice himself! We will meet at ASRC and head to the show! Snacks and drinks are available for purchase at the location.

MATT'S RANCHO MARTINEZ
Photo Credit: visitallentexas.com
SEVEN DOORS KITCHEN & COCKTAILS
Photo Credit: Grandscape.com

LEARNING

PIANO LESSONS*

Piano instruction for all levels, beginner to advanced. Piano playing enhances both physical and mental health. Lessons are 30 minutes with one student per lesson. Instructor: Bonnie Harrison. No online registration: register in person at the front desk. T, 7/1-7/29, 11AM-3PM, $78 (4 LESSONS) W, 7/2-7/30 11AM-3PM, $78 (4 LESSONS) TH, 7/3-7/31, 11AM-3PM, $78 (4 LESSONS) NO CLASSES IN AUGUST

MENTAL AEROBICS

This class is designed to help you maintain your cognition and brain health, which can lower your risk of dementia and help with increased functional independence. Enjoy this group as you practice brain exercises. This group is sponsored by Michelle and Heather with The Legacy at Home. 34232, T, 7/8, 7/29 & 8/12, 8/26 11AM-12PM, FREE

COULD THE PEMF MAT HELP YOU?

The PEMF mat is a pulsing, electromagnetic, frequency mat that interacts with your body on a cellular level. It stimulates your microcapillaries so your blood flow is increased. It can help to lesson, alleviate and possibly cure some conditions like: chronic pain, inflammation, wounds and in some cases tumors have been shown to be decreased by 50% in size with its usage and that's just the start. Come learn if this intervention might bring relief to you. There will be a demonstration. Its benefits are endless!

37255, M, 8/4, 1-2PM, FREE

TODAYS STOCK MARKET AND YOUR MONEY

Receive answers regarding your investments, help reduce volatility from your portfolio and create income from your portfolio to get through retirement. Do you have the right mix of stocks and bonds? What it is like to invest in mutual funds versus private portfolio management? These and many more estate planning questions will be discussed along with keeping a healthy credit score.

37223, TH, 8/7, 11AM-12PM, FREE

SCAM PREVENTION: PROTECT YOURSELF IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Learn how to spot and avoid common scams targeting users in today’s digital world. This class will cover essential topics such as recognizing scam tactics, understanding the risks of A.I. in fraud, and practical steps to safeguard your personal information. Whether it’s phone calls, emails, or online schemes, you’ll gain the knowledge to stay one step ahead of scammers.

35425, W, 8/13, 11AM-12PM, FREE

PHONE TECHNOLOGY WITH ZAENA-CLASS#4

Cell phone questions? Learn how to manage storage and memory on your iPhone, use the Notes App for simple notes and lists, understand privacy settings, stay safe online and avoid online scam's. Zaena will solve your questions.

37110, T, 7/1, 5:30-7PM, FREE

PELVIC HEALTH

CONVERSATION YOU DIDN’T KNOW YOU NEEDED

CARING FOR THE CAREGIVER

This class will look at the challenges that caregivers often experience due to the demands of providing care and supervision to a loved one. We will review things that can be done to help encourage caregivers, assistance to help reduce caregiver burden, strategies for anxiety reduction, practical suggestions for stress management, and improved coping skills within the value of self-care.

37210, T, 7/15, 1-2:30PM, FREE

Reshape your understanding of pelvic health. Think pelvic health is just about that “one body part?” Think again! No matter your age or stage of life—your pelvic health plays a role in way more than you might realize. This refreshingly honest, intimate, and fun conversation will help you understand why taking care of your pelvic health today means more energy, comfort and confidence for you tomorrow.

37256, M, 8/11, 12-1PM, FREE

TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE:

HEART HEALTHY SUMMER FOODS

Linda returns with cool meals that will keep your heart healthy and make your doctor really happy! Let’s hear it for red, white and blue Summer Salad.

37211, W, 7/16, 11AM-12PM, $2

National Ice Cream Day Social at the Heritage Village

Celebrate summer with us we celebrate National Ice Cream Day at the Allen Heritage Village. Try your hand at yard games, and some of the historic buildings will be open for tours between 2-4pm. Registration is Free so bring the whole family!

35074, SU, 7/20, 1-5PM, FREE

INTRODUCTION TO WHISKEY PRODUCTION

The process of making whiskey is complex. From the start there are many decision points that will lead to the unique flavor profile of the final product, making it range from delicate floral, and fruit notes all the way to the bolder aromas and flavors of leather, tobacco, oak and smoke. Using scotch as our example, we will review the process steps and decision points that yield this diversity of flavors.

37209, M, 7/21&7/28, 1-3PM, FREE

Hot Diggity Dog, Come and Get a July 4th Hot Dog!

Celebrate the nations birthday! Seth and his team are here from Alexis Estates to bring you a celebratory meal in honor of the day. Bring your appetite among with your friends and enjoy this wonderful gift. Please thank Alexis Estates for this summer delight!

37115, TH, 7/3, 12-1pm, FREE

Calling all Quilters!

Do you quilt and are interested in making quilts for the annual Quilts of Valor ceremony in November? Created pieces will be used to wrap around nominated Veterans. Please bring your own machine. Fabric will be provided.

37228, TH, 8/14, 1-7PM, FREE

Medicare Options and Questions with Tracey

Dining Room, Tuesday, August 26 , 1-2pm

Bring every question you have about medicare to Tracey! Here, you can ask her who is eligible for Medicare and what are the requirements for enrollment. Discuss plan options and get an overview of different Medicare plan types, such as Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) and Medicare Advantage. Find out what services are covered by Medicare and what are the limitations, costs, and more.

CREATIVE

CERAMICS

Create beautiful ceramic pieces. Open to all beginners and more advanced students. Supply list is available when the student comes to the craft room. All first-time ceramic students will receive a set of free class tools.

Instructor: Sara Cantlon 35288, T, 7/1-7/29 & 8/5-8/26, 9AM-12PM OR 1-4PM, $35

WATERCOLOR DOODLE

Unleash your creativity with a watercolor painting session by Twist Squiggle and Doodle. You will create a one of a kind 11x15 watercolor work of art. The image is on the watercolor paper and ready to paint. This session is approximately 1.5 hours. Instructor: Charlotte Samuel 34244, F, 7/11 & 8/1, 2-3:30PM, $20

PASSING HATS

For over five years, ASRC members have knitted hats for cancer patients who are undergoing cancer treatment at local hospitals. Stop by the Dining Room every third Tuesday to pick up donated yarn to make more hats while dropping off completed hats.

Facilitator: Cynthia Rogers 35959, M, 7/7-7/28 & 8/4-8/25 9:30-10AM, FREE NO CLASS 8/18

QUILTING CLUB

Bring a quilting project and share information, fun, and friendship. Facilitator: Carol Bogdanowicz 34249, W, 7/2-7/30 & 8/6-8/27 12:30-4PM, FREE

STITCHIN' TIME

Bring any kind of handwork project such as crochet, knit, embroidery or cross stitch. Led by all who come! 35962, M, 7/7-7/28 & 8/4-8/25 12:30PM-3PM, FREE NO CLASS 8/18

CREATE OR LEARN NEEDLEWORK

Knit, crochet, quilt, and more from beginner to advanced. Learn or share your talent in an informal, friendly, engaging, and inspiring environment. 35977, 7/11-7/25 & 8/1-8/29 10AM-12PM, FREE NO CLASS 8/22

GUITAR GROUP

Come join Brent's Guitar Circle. Take turns sharing your favorite guitar songs and strum along with others. BYOG (Bring Your Own Guitar) If you need a little help, come a little early. 34230, W, 7/2-7/30 1-3PM, FREE 34231, W, 8/6-8/27, 1-3PM, FREE NO CLASS 8/20

UKULELE GROUP

This group is all about enjoying the ukulele and having fun with people who share affection for this wonderful instrument. Come join a friendly and welcoming group who would be delighted if you join them. Bring your own ukulele or borrow a loaner. Led by those who come!

34225, TH, 7/3-7/31, 10:30AM-12PM, FREE 34226, TH, 8/7-8/28, 10:30AM-12PM, FREE NO CLASS 8/21

INDIAN DANCE AND VIOLIN CONCERT

It's an evening of double delight as you witness traditional Indian dance and classical music performed on the Violin. 37218, T, 8/5, 5:30-6:30PM, FREE

Got Breakfast?

Breakfast Burritos

Beginning at 8:30 AM

Homewell Care Services

Monday, July 7th

Twin Creeks Ortho Clinic Wednesday, July 23rd

Alexis Estates Monday, August 25th

Get it while it's hot and while supplies last!

Pre-July 4th

Firework

Cool Down

Let's get the nations birthday party started with a precelebration cool down. Mustang Creek Estates Assisted Living is bringing you ice cream treats to help you stay steady as the fireworks heat up!

37121, W, 7/2, 2-3pm, FREE

COMMON

PRE-JULY 4TH FIREWORK COOL DOWN

Let's get the nations birthday party started with a precelebration cool down. Mustang Creek Estates Assisted Living is bringing you ice cream treats to help you stay steady as the fireworks heat up!

37121, W, 7/2, 2-3PM, FREE

HOT

DIGGITY DOG, COME AND GET A JULY 4TH HOT DOG!

Celebrate the nations birthday! Seth and his team are here from Alexis Estates to bring you a celebratory meal in honor of the day. Bring your appetite among with your friends and enjoy this wonderful gift. Please thank Alexis Estates for this summer delight!

37115, TH, 7/3, 12-1PM, FREE

CASH BINGO

Play Bingo every Tuesday from 2-4PM. Card purchases are $1 each with a maximum of 6 cards and starts at 1:15PM promptly. Membership is required to participate. Win up to $10!

37220, T, 7/1-7/29, 2PM-4PM, FREE 37221, T, 8/5-8/26, 2PM-4PM, FREE

VETERANS GROUP

Calling all Veterans! This group meets monthly to discuss Veterans issues and confidentiality is required. Come and learn about Veterans issues while meeting fellow service members.

34278, F, 7/18 & 8/1, 8/15, 11AM-12PM, FREE NO GROUP 7/4

CARING FOR THE CAREGIVER-WAYS TO SUPPORT THE CAREGIVER

This class will look at the challenges that caregivers often experience due to the demands of providing care and supervision to a loved one. We will review things that can be done to help encourage caregivers, assistance to help reduce caregiver burden, strategies for anxiety reduction, practical suggestions for stress management, and improved coping skills within the value of self-care.

37210, T, 7/15, 1-2:30PM, FREE

COLLECTORS CLUB

For collectors of coins, cards, stamps, currency, memorabilia, autographs, or anything else. Come to talk about a personal collection or to see what others have brought. FREE appraisals if needed.

Facilitator: Richard Loudermilk 35967, W, 7/2-7/30 & 8/6-8/27, 9-10AM, FREE

BOOK CLUB

Would you like to start a new hobby, make new friends, discover a new topic, do something great for your brain, have intellectual, fun and stirring conversations? With all these possibilities, who could say "No?" The Allen Public Library will be leading us on this new adventure, and we welcome you!

34299, W, 7/02 & 8/06, 1-2:30PM, FREE

CRAFTY THINGS WITH JCK

Let your imagination soar at our Crafty Things class with JCK. Melinda and Peggy along with all the awesome interns will be creating monthly themed masterpieces. See the front desk for examples. Supplies Provided.

35864, M, 7/14, 10AM-12PM, $2 NO CLASS IN AUGUST

BIBLE STUDY

Meet fellow members to discuss the Bible in an open and welcoming environment. Enjoy this nondenominational gathering for fun and fellowship. Facilitator: Nabeel Sarah and Ken Olles.

34304, TH, 7/3-7/31 & 8/7-8/28 12:30-2:00PM, FREE N0 CLASS 8/28

ONSITE JEWELRY REPAIR WITH JEWELERS LISA & TOBY

Do you have necklace with a broken clasp? Or a ring that needs sizing? Maybe you have earrings that need to be converted from clasp to pierced. Is that watch sitting on your dresser with nothing to do? Let Toby and Lisa bring your jewelry back to life and put it back where it should be, on you! Supply fee will vary based on service provided.

34310, M, 7/21, 11:15AM-12PM (SUPPLY FEE VARIES)

GENEALOGY CLUB

Members of this club enjoy tracing their roots. Join experienced genealogists and beginners alike, new members are welcomed anytime.

Facilitator: Stacy Stanislav 34316, M, 7/28 & 8/25 1-2:30PM, FREE

BEAT THE HEAT WITH ICE CREAM

Everyone knows that we all scream for Ice Cream. Tana Kersten with Blue Cross Blue Shied and Jodie Klepetka with Quality Healthcare Choices are here to help you enjoy your Summer. Create your creamy and cool ice cream treat with a plethora of toppings that will beat anything Baskin Robbins can hand out!

37224, F, 8/8, 1-2PM, FREE

CALLING ALL QUILTERS!

Do you quilt and are interested in making quilts for the annual Quilts of Valor ceremony in November? Created pieces will be used to wrap around nominated Veterans. Please bring your own machine. Fabric will be provided.

37228, TH, 8/14, 1-7PM, FREE

Barbara Aponte with Humana for donating to the Taco Tuesday and Very Berry Social were a blast with your help!

STRENGTH BUILDING - NEW!

This class is designed for people who can get on a mat on the floor and sit on balance balls. It will include strengthening and functional exercises as well as intermediate aerobics. The goal is to improve muscle strength, balance, and maintain the ability to perform daily activities as one ages. This class is led by Advanced Personal Trainer Victoria Chase.

36736, T, 7/2- 7/29,4-5PM, $28 36740, T, 8/5-8/26, 4-5PM, $23 NO CLASS 8/19

REMINDER:

Allen Senior Recreation Center will be closed August 18 - 22 for annual cleaning and maintenance.

EVENING

YOGA - NEW!

This yoga class emphasizes detailed explanations of each pose's alignment to ensure that students understand how to engage their bodies safely and effectively. This class is led by Devi, a 500-ERYT in yoga, meditation, certified as an Ayurvedic Medicine Educator (CA), Certified Personal Trainer, Flying Aerial Yoga Instructor. She prioritizes safety by providing modifications and adjustments, allowing everyone to find their own expression of the pose while minimizing the risk of injury.

37050, T, 7/1-7/29, 5:30-6:30PM, $28

37051, T, 8/5-8/26, 5:30-6:30PM, $18 NO CLASS 8/19

MOBILITY

AND BALANCE WITH DIEGO - NEW!

Join Diego's group for mobility and balance class. With Diego's experience, Certified Trainer and Fascia Stretch Therapist, this class will improve your strength, coordination, and confidence in a supportive environment. You will find joy in exercises that enhance your daily living skills. Instructor: Diego Diaz 37057, M, 7/7-7/28, 2-3PM, $23 37060, M, 8/4-8/25, 2-3PM, $18

NO CLASS 8/18

GET FIT!

A complete mix of low impact aerobics, strength conditioning and stretching with an emphasis on balance. Adaptations will be offered for different ability levels. Led by an Advanced Personal Trainer with specialized education in Function Fitness along with Parkinson's Regeneration Training. This class is a fit for everyone! Instructor: Victoria Chase

35400, M, 7/7-7/28, 12:30-1:30PM, $18 35401, F, 7/11-7/25, 9-10AM, $15 35403, M, 8/4-8/25, 12:30-1:30PM, $15 35404, F, 8/1-8/29, 9-10AM $18

NO CLASS 7/4, 8/18, 8/22

Can't make all the classes in the month? No problem! Purchase a drop in pass from the front desk. Passes are given on a first come, first serve basis until class meets capacity.

ARTHRITIS: GET MOVIN!

Feel more energized by participating in this low-tomoderate intensity fitness class that improves strength, endurance, flexibility, and balance. This class will benefit those experiencing arthritis, chronic joint/muscle pain, limited or painful movement by reducing pain and stiffness and will help in improving abilities to do daily tasks.

35721, M/W, 8/4-8/27, 9-10AM, $12 35722, M/W, 8/4-8/27, 10-11AM, $12 NO CLASS IN JULY, 8/18, 8/20

BEGINNER

TAI CHI

Tai Chi and Qigong are ideal for seniors. These low-impact exercises calm the mind and improve overall wellness, balance, muscle strength, coordination and flexibility.

Instructor: Lani Gossett

35352, M, 7/7-7/28, 11AM-12PM, $6 35351, M, 8/4-8/25, 11AM-12PM, $6 NO CLASS 8/18

BEGINNER LINE DANCE

Rock your world with FUN EASY EXERCISE! Line dancing enhances cognitive abilities, improves cardio/ pulmonary functions, increases metabolism, helps weight control, is FUN, elevates your mood, relieves stress, boosts self-esteem, is FUN, and increases bone density. Give it a try! No experience necessary.

Instructor: Nikki Simpson

35357, W, 7/2-7/30, 4-4:50PM, $31.75 35358, W, 8/6-8/27 4-4:50PM, $20.25 NO CLASS 8/18

CHAIR VOLLEYBALL

More fun than you can stand–while seated! Chair volleyball is great for upperbody mobility, reflexes, hand-eye coordination, and endurance, but more importantly, it’s FUN and there are always a few laughs! The game is played with a beach ball and net.

34220, W/F, 7/2-7/30, W: 11AM-12PM

F: 10:30AM-12PM, FREE 34221, W/F, 8/1-8/29, W:11AM –12PM

F: 10:30AM-12PM, FREE NO CLASS 7/4, 8/20, 8/22

Heritage Strollers

Join the Heritage Strollers for a relaxing, early evening walk. Beginning at the circle drive of the Allen Heritage Village, we will follow Cottonwood Creek Trail to the Old Stone Dam and return. Approximately 2 miles. Meeting once a week on Thursdays.

Allen Heritage Village 35075, TH, 8/7-10/20, 7-9pm, FREE

CHAIR YOGA

Great beginner class! Participants will learn how to bring together breath, body, and mind in slow and relaxing yoga movements and poses. Increase strength, flexibility, and balance while using a chair for assistance. Various meditation practices will be included at the end of each class.

Instructor: Tess Thompson 35730, T, 7/1-7/29, 11:10AM-12PM, $28 35731, TH, 7/3-7/31, 11:10AM-12PM, $28 35733, T, 8/5-8/26, 11:10AM-12PM, $18 35734, TH, 8/7-8/28, 11:10AM-12PM, $18 NO CLASS 8/21

FITNESS ORIENTATION

Join Dr. Troy Allam from Craig Ranch Chiropractic for an Orientation on the fitness equipment. Learn safety, and health tips. This is recommended for members new to our fitness room.

34216, TH, 7/17, 11AM-12PM, FREE NO CLASS IN AUGUST

Meet Diego, a Certified Personal Trainer, Corrective Exercise Specialist and Fascia Stretch Therapist whose dedicated to empowering clients of all levels. Diego designs every workout to start with essential strength and mobility training tailored to your unique abilities.

GENTLE FLOW YOGA

This yoga class will teach Vinyasa style, slow flow yoga, joining yoga postures together with the breath and body movement, to develop a stronger mindbody connection. A mat is required, and a yoga block and small pillow are recommended.

Instructor: Tess Thompson

35390, T, 7/1-7/29, 10:05-10:55AM, $28

35391, T, 8/5-8/26, 10:05-10:55AM, $18 NO CLASS 8/19

GROW STRONGER TOGETHER

Devi is a seasoned 500-ERYT yoga and meditation teacher, Certified Ayurvedic Medicine Educator, Certified Personal Trainer, and Prem Yoga Teacher Training Lead Coach. Devi’s teaching approach is both intuitive and structured, empowering students to enhance their flexibility, strength, and well-being.

HIGH BEGINNER/ IMPROVER LINE DANCING

Strength training program that incorporates core and major muscle groups while seated, standing, and on the floor mat, Resistance bands, dumbbells, balls, and body weight will be used to achieve increased muscle strength. Bring a mat.

Instructor: Tess Thompson.

35747, T, 7/1-7/29, 9-9:50AM, $28

35748, TH, 7/3-7/31 9-9:50AM, $28

35750, T, 8/5-8/26 9-9:50AM, $18

35751, TH, 8/7-8/28 9-9:50AM, $18 NO CLASS 8/19, 8/2

TRAINER TIP:

Just one step up from Beginner, this class is for those who want a little more. We rock, we country, we rumba, we waltz, but most of all, we have FUN! Please note: This is not a Beginner class. Students should have some form of dance or music experience. Weekly video links provided.

Instructor: Nikki Simpson

35362, M, 7/7-7/28, 4-4:50PM, $26

35363, M, 8/4-8/25, 4-4:50PM, $20.25 NO CLASS 8/18

Adding variety of resistance/weight training styles is key to bone health and building muscle strength.

IMPROVER/INTERMEDIATE LINE DANCING

For the experienced line dancers who know the names of step moves. Learn new dances on Tuesdays and practice on Thursdays. Current to popular line dances taught to Country Western, Blues, Jazz, Salsa and Hip Hop.

Volunteer: Gail Donaldson

35347, T /TH, 7/-7/31, 12:30-1:30PM, $14

35348, T/TH, 8/5-8/28, 12:30-1:30PM, $14

NO CLASS 8/20, 8/21

RESTORATIVE YOGA

Restorative yoga is for everyone who desires to learn a few gentle yoga poses and breathing techniques to achieve deep relaxation, increased flexibility, balance and stress reduction. A yoga mat is required. Yoga props such as bolsters, blankets, blocks, and straps may be used, but are not required.

Instructor: Tess Thompson

35385, TH, 7/3-7/31 10:05-10:55AM, $28

35386, TH, 8/7-8/28, 10:05-10:55AM, $18 NO CLASS 8/21

TAI CHIINTERMEDIATE

Tai Chi and Qigong are ideal for seniors. These low-impact exercises calm the mind and improve overall wellness, balance, coordination and flexibility. Instructor: Charles Pruett

35342, M/W, 7/2-7/30, 11AM-12PM, $12

35343, M/W, 8/4-8/27, 11AM-12PM, $12

NO CLASS 8/18, 8/20

SILVER SNEAKERS

Increase cardiovascular and muscular endurance with this high-energy circuit workout. Use handheld weights, elastic tubing, and a ball to increase upper-body strength. The multi-level, equipmentbased workout is alternated with non-impact aerobics.

Instructor: BJ Jordan

35331, M,7/7-7/28, 1-1:45PM, $13

35332, T, 7/8-729, 1-1:45PM, $16.25

35333, TH, 7/3-7/31, 1-1:45PM, $16.25

35335, M, 8/4-8/25, 1-1:45PM, $9.75

35336, T, 8/5-8/26, 1-1:45PM, $9.75

35337, TH, 8/7-8/28, 1-1:45PM, $9.75 NO CLASS 8/18, 8/19, 8/21

ZUMBA® GOLD

ZUMBA® Gold is a fun fitness program based on Latin and international dance styles with lower-intensity, easy-tofollow choreography focusing on balance, range of motion and coordination. No dance experience required and all levels welcome.

Instructor: Taralee Neve

35319, W/F, 7/23-7/30, 9-10AM, $45 35320, W/F, 8/1-8/27, 9-10AM, $39 NO CLASS 7/11, 7/18, 8/20

Wii BOWLING GROUP

We are dusting off the controllers and getting the bowlers back together. Join us for some strikes, spares, gutter balls and good times! It may just be right up your alley!

Facilitator: Doug & Jan Bergesen

34209, W, 7/2-7/30, 3-4:30PM, FREE 34208, W, 8/6-8/27, 3-4:30PM, FREE

TRIKE SKILLS AND TRIKE GROUP RIDES PAUSED FOR THE SUMMER

MOBILITY AND BALANCE WITH DIEGO

Join Diego's group for mobility and balance class. With Diego's experience, Certified Trainer and Fascia Stretch Therapist, this class will improve your strength, coordination, and confidence in a supportive environment. You will find joy in exercises that enhance your daily living skills.

Instructor: Diego Diaz

37057, M, 7/7-7/28, 2-3PM, $23

37060, M, 8/4-8/25, 2-3PM, $18 NO CLASS 8/18

OPEN GAME PLAY

Open Game Play is a time for all members to enjoy! If you have an established group who plays on a regular basis, please remember to welcome new faces to your game during the times posted for Open Game Play. Staff are happy to add new times and games.

The Center reserves the right to make room adjustments before, during or after scheduled game play for Center or City Programs.

MONDAY

10AM-4PM | MAH JONGG

TUESDAY

12-3PM | HAND & FOOT

1-3PM | BUNCO 1-4PM | POKER

WEDNESDAY

11:30AM-3PM | PARTY BRIDGE 12-3PM | PINOCHLE

THURSDAY

12-3PM | MEXICAN TRAIN

2-5PM | BID WHIST

4:30-6:30PM | BUNCO

Want to start a new Open Game Play group?

Stop by the Front Desk!

FRIDAY

10AM-4PM | MAH JONGG

VOLUNTEER

There are so many ways to get involved while giving back at the Center! Check out the below opportunities to see if you would be interested in serving our community or in the facility:

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BEVERAGE BAR FRONT DESK

KITCHEN/LUNCH

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SPECIAL EVENTS

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READY TO APPLY?

9-11AM, 11AM-1PM 8-10AM, 10AM-12PM, 1-3PM 10:45AM-1PM SCHEDULED

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Visit LifeInAllen.org/GetInvolved, click or scan the QR code to the left with your phone's camera. Contact Melissa Stewart, Center Supervisor, at Melissa.Stewart@cityofallen.org or 214.509.4820 if you have any questions.

Outside Walking Group

Senior Steppers

Group/partner walking can benefit with cardio, joint and mental health. Thursdays, weather permitting. No registration required.

Facilitators: Kathy Evans and Erma Cook

7:00 a.m. - Beginner - Intermediate Walkers Feet hit the pavement promptly at 7:00 a.m. - no waiting

HELPFUL LINKS

Allen Senior Recreation Center is for persons 60 years of age and older, including their spouses. A variety of programs, trips, special events, activities and classes are offered at low-cost or free. Membership to the Center is only $5 a year for residents and $24 a year for non-residents. Resident rates include City of Allen citizens and employees working for businesses, corporations or organizations in the City of Allen. Acceptable proof of residency requires one of the following: driver’s license, car insurance, voter registration card, or current utility bill. Proof of employment in Allen requires a recent paycheck stub.

GUEST POLICY

Daily admission for non-members is $5 per visit.

DAILY LUNCH

Lunch is served Monday–Friday at 12PM for $5 per person. Reservations must be received by 9:30AM. Lunch menus, including lunch policies are available at the front desk. Complimentary coffee and tea are available to members every day in the dining room.

LIBRARY

A large selection of hardback novels are available in the library. Members may borrow books on the honor system. Donations of hardback novels are accepted, but due to storage limitations, Reader's Digest volumes cannot be accepted.

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation is provided to and from the Center for Allen residents who do not have their own transportation. Please see a staff member at the front desk for more information and how to make reservations.

FITNESS ROOM

The fitness room is open to all members on a first come, first served basis. Rules are posted in the fitness room. Proper shoes required. Treadmills, bikes, ellipticals and weight machines are available.

ASSUMPTION OF RISK

By registering for a class, there is an assumption of risk by the participant. Allen Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to providing safe facilities and equipment for all participants, as well as qualified staff and instructors. In the event of a serious accident or illness, it is City policy to contact the City of Allen Fire Department Emergency Services to perform first aid and, when necessary, recommend transport to a hospital. Emergency contacts on file will be contacted as soon as the situation allows.

REFUNDS

Customer service is our top priority, and it is strongly encouraged you are aware of the following guidelines before registering for a program or trip. If you are not satisfied with a class, please let staff know immediately so the situation can be remedied.

FULL REFUNDS

Full refunds will be given only if participation is not possible due to class/trip cancellation or a change in day, time or location initiated by staff. Refunds will not be subject to administrative charges.

TICKETED TRIP REFUNDS

1. Purchasing non-refundable tickets is a common occurrence with day trips. If you cancel your registration, five (5) calendar days before the trip date, a refund will be issued only in the event that your spot can be filled.

2. Extended trip refund policy varies for each trip. See specific trip information for details.

*ASRC CLASSES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

*MEMBERSHIP CODE OF CONDUCT

The Following Code of Conduct is applicable to all who visit or participate in Center programs, services and activities. As a member, participant or guest, you agree to: Understand that the center is a controlled access facility. All persons entering the facility must have a membership, day pass, participate in a fee for service/registration-based recreation program, special event, or facility rental.

1. Behave in a courteous and respectful manner that does not interfere with another person’s enjoyment of the facility or programs.

2. Refrain from behavior, dress or language that is abusive, threatening, or disruptive to others.

3. Respect personal belongings of others and Center property. Destruction or defacement of City property including litter is prohibited.

4. Responsibly secure your own personal belongings. The city is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

5. Act honestly. Sharing membership cards is considered theft of service and falsifying membership forms is considered forgery. It is also your responsibility to notify staff in a timely manner of any address, phone number or household changes.

6. Keep the Center a substance-free environment and immediately report all alcohol, tobacco, e-cigarette, and illegal drug use.

7. Photography or videotaping of individuals or images in the facility is not permitted without prior department consent.

8. Refrain from soliciting individuals in the Center for personal business or agencies without prior approval from the facility management. This includes but is not limited to posting flyers, business cards and advertising materials. Private or group instruction of any type is not permitted unless contracted through the center.

9. Follow all written rules and guidelines as well as verbal directions by staff.

The center staff are authorized to enforce this Code of Conduct. Failure to comply with this Code of Conduct may result in the suspension and/or revocation of your facility privileges and forfeiture of paid fees.

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