Wednesdays from 9:30AM to 10:15AM
Reduce your risk of falling by performing agility exercises and placing positive stress on the bones, muscles, and cardiovascular system to keep them healthy and strong. Walk with more assurance and confidence. This is a fun class for all levels to improve your range of motion and ability to move your body quickly, easily, and with control & balance.
Thursdays from 9AM to 10AM
Improve your body movement & psychological state with a mix of tai chi, yoga, and the Feldenkrais method. Great stretching and movement class suitable for both men and women.
By appointment
Trained volunteers are available once a month to assist in answering your questions about Medicare. Vintage is the lead on this program. Please reach out to Jonnah at jglassman@nwccog.org for more information.
By appointment
Opportunity to discuss resources in the community and assist with finding services. Please call (970) 668-2943 for an appointment.
First Wednesday of the month, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00p.m.
If you are caring for someone who is elderly, ill, disabled or experiencing dementia, plan to visit a support group this month. Support groups provide a safe, caring, upbeat environment to share experiences and receive encouragement and education from one another. Contact Roger Abdella at 970-668-2943 for more information.
Meetings held at the Summit County Senior Center at 10:30 am , the first Thursday of each month.
We also offer PWR! Parkinson Wellness Recovery exercise classes regularly, at 12 pm Thursdays, led by Physical Therapist Mallory Wanserski from Axis PT.
For information and meeting place, call Patti Burnett at 970-389-1515.
Select Saturdays, usually at 6PM
A fun activity of moving with a partner, in patterns as directed by the professional “caller”. For those without a partner, the Club welcomes singles and they enjoy dancing with several other singles. Square Dance is good exercise that is mentally challenging without fancy footwork. Most dances are at the Senior & Community Center.
Mainstream and Plus dances 1st and 3rd Saturdays. Lessons start in January with an introduction to Square Dance Party January 10, 2023. To view the Timberline Toppers calendar, please visit our website. For more details, please call 970-390-1604 or email Timberline@davebittner.com.
Every Friday, 2-4 p.m.
1st & 3rd in person at SCCSC
2nd & 4th – Zoom
We knit, crochet, spin, needle point, hand work/sew, and weave. We welcome other forms of Fiber Arts. We enjoy the creativity everyone brings to the group. We learn from each other and increase our creativity. For more details, please call Pat Larson at 970-390-4599 or email patmlarson@msn.com.
Select Saturdays, 9 a.m.
Seminars on various tech topics take place in a classroom setting and are typically attended by anywhere from six to thirty people depending on the topics presented. Seminar topics are generally relatively basic, covering subjects such as getting organized on your computer; getting the most out of your operating system (lately Windows 10); downloading, organizing and editing your photographs; using the features of your smartphone or tablet; using Facebook and other social media; the basics of word processing and spreadsheets, etc.
We are a volunteer team dedicated to helping Senior Center members with your technology issues and problems. We provide tech help sessions at the Senior Center on the first three Mondays of every month from 4:00 to 5:30 PM (except for Mondays with national holidays). We also provide occasional monthly seminars on Saturday mornings.
To register for a Monday afternoon help session, please use our easy Online Sign-Up Form. Please provide us with details on your needs, including what kind of device you own as well as a description of the issue you’re experiencing. Bring your devices with you so we can help you work with your own equipment. Space is limited to six attendees (or partner pairs). So, please be sure to sign up by 9:00 a.m. on the Friday before the session.
Scams are recently on the rise. According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), anyone who demands payments by gift card is always a scammer. Gift cards should never be used as payments to someone asking for money. Here is an FTC web link with more information on gift card scams.
Another fraud scheme that’s on the rise is the “imposter” scam. For more information on various imposter scams, please once again visit this web link on the FTC website.
Zoom is a free video conferencing app that allows you to set up a virtual get-together where you can visit with your friends & family. On April 18, 2020, the Senior Center’s volunteer Tech Help Team conducted a webinar on how to use Zoom. If you were unable to attend or would like to watch portions again, here are links to the accompanying slide deck and a useful article. The webinar follows below.
Every Thursday, 1-4 PM
We are a fluid group that comes together to play cards or games. We usually meet in the hobby room of the Senior Center. We play weekly, normally year round, as folks are in town. All Summit Seniors members can join us. We furnish cards, games we can pull out, and visit a lot. We enjoy our time together, win or lose. Bring yourself, your jokes, your laugh and join us. For more details, please call Linda McKinley at 970-389-3212 or email rmckinley@sprynet.com.
Second Wednesday of the month, 4:30 p.m.
The Happy Hour Book Club meets monthly, for one hour, to discuss a book that has been chosen by the group. We select our books in November for the following year. There is always a mix of fiction and non-fiction. Our discussions are casual and everyone is encouraged to participate. For more details, please contact Irene Hayes by email at ireneandgordon1@comcast.net or Hollis Shumway by email at hollis53@gmail.com
January 11: KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON by David Grann (Nonfiction)
February 8: HORSE by Geraldine Brooks (Historical Fiction)
March 8: GERTRUDE BELL: QUEEN OF THE DESERT, SHAPER OF NATIONS by Georgina Howell (Nonfiction)
April 12: BLACK CAKE by Charmaine Wilkerson (Fiction)
May 10: A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE by Sonia Purnell (Nonfiction)
June 14: THE ELEGANCE OF THE HEDGEHOG by Muriel Barberry (Fiction)
July 12: BOOK OF HOPE: A SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR TRYING TIMES by Jane Goodall
August 9: THE SECOND LIFE OF MIRIELLE WEST by Amanda Skenandora
September 13: BRAIDING SWEETGRASS by Robin Wall (Nonfiction)
October 11: THE PERSONAL LIBRARIAN by Heather Terrell (Historical Fiction)
November 8: YEAR OF THE TIGER by Alice Wong (Nonfiction)
December 13: THE MOON IS DOWN by John Steinbeck (Fiction)
Call (970) 668-2940 for schedule
A series of informative lectures from local professionals on maintaining health into your golden years.
Every August
Canceled indefinitely
Evidence has shown Dr. Paul Lam’s Tai Chi for Arthritis program helps prevent falls and improves health and the quality of life for older adults. Tai chi movements appear gentle and graceful, but they contain much power and internal strength. This is an excellent opportunity to come and learn more about this exercise. Facilitator Kim Greene will review the basic principles of tai chi and provide a demonstration of its fundamental forms.
Every fourth Monday (except December), 5:30 PM
We are a group of people who like to work with fabric—quilting or otherwise. Persons with any skill level are welcome to join our group to learn and share ideas. The meetings are informal. Some people do handwork during the meetings; Group sewing retreats are scheduled several times per year. Please bring your own project and material to work on. For details, contact Maggie Lifland at mclifland@hotmail.com.
Mondays & Fridays, 10:00AM – 11:15AM
Melinda’s yoga classes vary depending on who shows up and what their experience is, and what their expectations are for the day. It is truly a community-centered offering!
Typically, one can expect the practice to include breathing, moving in coordination with breathing, balancing, strengthening and stretching. The classes begin and end with mindfulness and intention and the students “tune in” with mantras and close with a song. Melinda teaches from her experiences with Kundalini, Hatha, Vinyasa, and Yin yoga, and offers and encourages modifications and even chair yoga.
All levels are welcome. Most people leave a $5 contribution for the instructor as she is not paid. Mats are available.
Every Tuesday & Thursday, 12:30 p.m.
Meal reservations are required by 9 a.m. the day of the meal. Reservations may be made by clicking on the link below or by calling the SCCSC Front Desk at (970) 668-2940. Please note that we do not call back to confirm your reservation. Lunches are $8.00, payable by cash or check. Checks should be made payable to SCG. Menus are subject to change.
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Delivered Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday
The mission of Mountain Meals on Wheels is to provide healthy and nutritious meals to adults of any age who are homebound and unable to prepare their own meals due to health issues. Meals are prepared in a commercial kitchen located at the Summit County Community & Senior Center. Meals are delivered by volunteers on Tuesdays and Thursdays. This program is heavily reliant on volunteer drivers. Drivers are required to have their own vehicle, and be able to pass a criminal background check. If you are interested in driving for this program, or for more information, please email seniors@summitcountyco.gov. This is a year round volunteer opportunity.
Call (970) 668-2940 for schedule
A fast-paced 4 hour class with updated information and activities complies with insurance discounts in most states. Participants have giving Clint Condict good reviews and enjoy the sessions. Hosted by Summit County Community Center in Frisco. Call (970) 668-2940 or enroll in the activity book at the Senior Center.
Every Tuesday & Thursday from 1-4PM
We play American mahjong with tiles and a structured card which changes annually. Not only is it challenging but strategy, skill, downright luck and the ability to change your original plan will help you make a mahjong. Since we all play with the same card, we have winter and summer visitors eager to join the local Summit County residents. Please come and play with us in the Hobby Room at the Senior Center.
Summit Seniors offers a number of bridge groups for all levels during a range of days and times. Browse the list below to find the right game for you or view all bridge groups on the calendar.
1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 12:45 p.m.
Limited to players with up to 199 master points. You must come with a partner. For partners, call Howard Brown at (970) 468-2313.
Cost: $4/person
Preceded by a mini lesson at 12:20, no cost
Contact Chris Dorton (christopher.dorton@gmail.com or 970 363 9580) to let him know you plan to attend or with questions.
Every Thursday, 12:45 p.m.
Cost: Free
Every Monday & Friday, 12:45 p.m. Open to all levels of bridge players
Contact Brenda Alberico (bhalberico@gmail.com or 815 258 5843). You must come with a partner. For partners, call Howard Brown at (970) 468-2313.
Cost: $4/person
Thursdays, 3:30-5 :30p.m. | January– March, and 1 Thursday in December
Thanks for your interest in the Loosey Goosey Ski Group, our Après Ski potlucks and the Summit Seniors.
Established in 1989, we are a loosely (Loosey Goosey) structured group of fun and active folks 50 years old and over who ski and ride together on specified days at local resorts and enjoy gathering at weekly socials during the season.
Our group, with a membership of over 200 local and visiting senior skiers, coordinates popular potluck après ski parties on most Thursdays, from 4 to 6, December through March at the Summit Community & Senior Center in Frisco. We are now part of the Summit Seniors, a non profit organization, that is the social organization connected to the Center.
Our members participate in many local ski day programs including the Meetup 50+ Ski Group at Breckenridge on Tuesdays and at Keystone on Thursdays. When you attend our après ski parties you will always hear about other members joining up to travel to Loveland, A-Basin, Copper, Vail, Beaver Creek, Steamboat, Cooper and other resorts near and far.
Our nominal, but critical, annual membership fee this year of $15 helps cover the costs of weekly room rental fees, serving supplies, some beverages, and our annual membership party which is held in January. Members also receive our emailed announcements and updates, and a membership directory. All members must also belong to the Summit Senior’s at an annual fee of $15.
Below is a link to the Summit Senior’s on-line Membership signup, or to download an application which can be mailed. You can also join at the Summit County Community Center.
Online registration: https://summit-seniors.org/membership/
For the 2022-2023 Après Ski Season, our members bring an appetizer, or beverages (wine/beer/soda) to share and meet at the Summit County Community and Senior Center on Thursday December 15 from 4:00 to 6:00 and from January 5, 2023 until March 30, 2023 every Thursday from 4:00 to 6:00.
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