Senior Center

October is a full month with hikes scheduled, a birding trip and the return of the AARP Safe Drivers program.

The mornings are cooler and the colors of autumn are beginning to show, but there are still plenty of opportunities to be outside during this invigorating time of year, whether it is hiking, visiting the Ethan Allen Homestead or participating in a birding trip.

September at the Charlotte Senior Center is full of activities with new programming.

With September upon us and the arrival of autumn rapidly approaching, now is the time to squeeze in those final summer experiences.

Reminder: The Charlotte Senior Center is an official cooling center for the town. You are welcome any time.

If you are looking for a creative outlet or an opportunity to spend time outdoors, there is something for everyone at the Charlotte Senior Center.

The summer heat has arrived and what better place to have some reprieve than spending the afternoon in the air-conditioned senior center playing board and card games, watching a movie or enjoying lunch and conversation?

Come in and cool down during the heat of the summer.

The lazy days of summer have arrived, and in Vermont it feels like there is always this balance between spending as much time outside while also looking for ways to escape the heat.

Don’t worry if you missed this chance to get a vaccine or booster because there are two more clinics scheduled for June.

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