SENIORS

In the meantime, adults 55 years of age and older, including their spouse, are eligible for an inaugural membership to the senior center.

ose with the membership will experience many of the fall programs o ered by the center before it opens in 2024, which senior center sta have put together at Mountainview Community Christian Church, located at 40 E Highlands Ranch Pkwy.

In addition to some of the social activities such as social hours and board games, Community Relations Manager Sherry Eppers said the metro district will be o ering programs throughout Healthy Aging Month and National Senior Center Month in September. ese programs include a trail walk and barbeque, introduction to pickleball, introduction to bocce ball, a picnic lunch and games at Northridge Park located at 8800 S Broadway.

“All these programs in September for Healthy Aging Month are all complimentary from the district,” said Eppers. ere are also a variety of classes available for a fee.

Fitness classes include strength and balance, yoga, and a rhythm and moves dance class.

Among the numerous classes, others include art, fall succulent arraignment, holiday wreath making and estate planning.

Descriptions and registration for programs can be found at https://web2. myvscloud.com/wbwsc/cohighlandsranchwt.wsc/splash.html.

e one-time membership fee of $20 for Highlands Ranch residents and $25