Active Adults

Activities and Programs:

We offer a complete, up-to-date listing of our activities in our season specific program guide.  The complete guide can be downloaded here Activities and Programs: Opens in New Window  Activities and Programs:. 

For a brief glimpse at the types of programs we offer, please look below:

Day Trips & Extended Travel:

We offer approximately 50 day trips along the Front Range each year. We also have an increasingly popular extended travel program offering out of state trips. The places and activities may be educational, entertaining, interactive, or all of the above.

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Drop-in:

Primarily led by participants, these activities are a direct response to requests. Generally free or low-cost.

General Interest:

A variety of topics including arts and creative pursuits, humanities, culture, health and wellness, history and more.

Fitness, Health & Wellness:

Multiple classes and workshops for older adults to help them take control of their health and remain active in both the community and home.

Senior Nutrition Lunch:

Weld County AAA provides nutritious and delicious lunches every Thursday at the Erie Community Center. Social hour begins at 11:00 a.m. Lunch is served around noon. Reservations are required no later than Tuesday at 5:00 p.m. by calling 303.926.2793. Participants, age 60 and better, have the opportunity to contribute towards their meal. The suggested donation is currently $4.00. Join us for free entertainment, whether you eat lunch with us or not. Entertainment may not be scheduled for every lunch. Please check the entertainment portion of the monthly lunch menu.

Special Events:

There are a variety of insightful, entertaining, and intriguing events offered throughout the year.

Volunteer Opportunities:

There are opportunities to volunteer for the Erie Active Adult programs. For more information, call 303.926.2569.

Community Resource Program:

If you need information or assistance connecting to local resources for seniors (60+) and their families residing in Erie, please call 303-926-2795.