Join us in our Tai Chi for Arthritis workshop! The workshop will take you through an 8-week series, that meets 2 days a week, Mondays, and Wednesdays, of gentle movements

Join us for Tai Chi for Arthritis workshop! The series will guide you through a 9-week program of gentle movements and stretches designed to enhance body awareness, physical well-being, and

This medium to high-intensity class combines cardio, core, strength training with intervals of aerobic exercise and recovery periods that will leave you feeling energized.  Tabata focuses on exerting maximum, effort

This medium to high-intensity class combines cardio, core, strength training with intervals of aerobic exercise and recovery periods that will leave you feeling energized.  Tabata focuses on exerting maximum, effort

This class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba dance choreography and focuses on balance, range of motion, and coordination.  It’s well-suited for active older adults looking for Zumba at a lower intensity.  Come

Join us as Amy Henz, Pharm D, as she discusses how medication adherence is a crucial aspect of managing one's health, especially among seniors who often manage complex medication regimens. 

Hawaiian Hula is more than just a dance - It's a captivating narrative that flows from the heart of the Hawaiian Islands.  Engaging both mind and body, Hula cultivates coordination

Stacey Benson-Taylor from the Ohio Recorder Deeds Office will cover two crucial topics: Part 1: Deed Fraud The advantage of registering your property for the FREE Fraud Alert Notification System

Have you been encouraged to eat more fish?  Are you confused about selecting wild verses farm raised seafood?  Or maybe you need a boost in how to prepare tasty treasures

This medium to high-intensity class combines cardio, core, strength training with intervals of aerobic exercise and recovery periods that will leave you feeling energized.  Tabata focuses on exerting maximum, effort

Heart failure, a chronic illness, is on the rise, already impacting at least 6.2 million adults in the United States. Acquiring knowledge is crucial for prevention. Brittany Dynes, APRN-CNP, will