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Thanks for
visiting the Marion-Grant Senior Center’s website! We hope you will
visit our building, too. There’s so much going on that you’ll find
lots of opportunities for play, for work, for service, for traveling,
for learning, for exercising, and lots more.
Thanks to great
community support and hard workers in our Center we offer many
opportunities for a variety of interests and abilities. Lots of folks
come to play bingo, bridge, euchre, or other games. Others come for line
dancing or ballroom dancing. A faithful group is here two mornings a
week for gentle exercise. Our computer class offerings include training
for beginners or more specialized classes for more advanced folks.
Readers enjoy the book club sponsored by the Marion Public Library.
Crafters, sewers, and basket makers find fellowship on Tuesday and/or
Wednesday mornings. Frequent health events include weekly blood pressure
checks, periodic glaucoma checks, and other screenings. From one to
three times monthly a speaker will share information on important health
topics. Other volunteers come in to lead sessions on such interesting
topics such as pruning rose bushes, making jewelry, cake decorating, or
flower arranging.
Our seniors
contribute to the community by reading in the schools, collecting items
for the Salvation Army and Boys and Girls Club, helping man the Gift
Shop at Walkway of Lights, City Greenhouse Project, and similar projects. Project In-Touch helps
put seniors in touch with odd-jobbers as needed.
If you like to
“get-away” from Grant County from time to time, you can joint one of
our many day trips (like to Brown County, Dayton, Ohio, Bear Creek
Farms, Wick’s Pie Factory, etc.) Quite popular are our Mystery Trips
when no one knows where we’re going but ME!
LifeStream (Area
6 Agency on Aging) serves a hot lunch at 11:15 each weekday for a
donation. Call 662-3315 for more information on that.
You can always
find friendly faces, busy people, and a cup of coffee at the Senior
Center! If you’re 55 or more years’ young, there’s a spot for you
here. We’ll be watching for your visit!
Email the
director click
here.
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