As September 2025 ends and the official start of fall season arrives, it’s time to reminisce about the City of Fremont’s Age Well Center programs. National Senior Center Month is an annual September observance promoted by organizations like the National Council on Aging (NCOA) that celebrate and raise awareness about the vital role of senior centers. This year’s theme was “Powering Possibilities: Flip the script.”
In celebration of National Senior Center Month, in addition to the diverse programs already offered, the Age Well Center hosted the following:
Wellness Walk – Sept. 18 at Age Well Center at Lake Elizabeth
Before Lunch Walk – Sept. 29 at Age Well Center at South Fremont
The Age Well Center’s regular monthly programs enhance the lives of older adults and strengthen communities. The programs include various activities for sports, music, entertainment, health and fitness programs, arts and crafts, adult learning programs and technology access and training.
All their programs are adapted and designed for adults 55 years and older. There are also cultural and special interest groups at the centers that provide legal, food assistance, Ride on Tri-City information, adult counseling, medical screenings and more.
The centers even have free coffee social and reasonably priced hearty delicious lunch Monday through Friday—excluding holidays. To top it off, both centers host a monthly birthday lunch for seniors to celebrate another trip around the sun.
The Age Well Center at Lake Elizabeth has happily served Tri-City Area adults 55+ for 45 years. Both Age Well Centers are hubs for fun for adults 55+ where they are supported, kept engaged, experience community connection and practice wellness opportunities. Aging is a normal part of living, not an issue to be addressed.
For more information about the City of Fremont’s Age Well Centers visit city.fremont.gov/agewellcenters or call 510.790.6600 or 510.742.7540
