senior center

American  

[seen-yer sen-ter] / ˈsin yər ˌsɛn tər /

noun

1. a community center for older adults, especially senior citizens, in which they can gather for social, educational, and other activities.

   We believe the senior center is what helped give our mother some of her life back.

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Etymology

Origin of senior center

First recorded in 1955–60

Example Sentences

Harvard-Westlake isn’t going anywhere, with the return of standout senior guard Joe Sterling, a Texas commit, senior center Dominique Bentho and guards Pierce Thompson, Amir Jones and Cole Holden.

From Los Angeles Times

In an activity room at the Bay Ridge Senior Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., about 25 people sit in chairs, lifting their left legs and doing ankle circles, while a handful of others follow along on a video screen.

From MarketWatch

Eric Lai, an 80-year-old who lives in the Bay Ridge neighborhood, says he comes to the senior center almost every day.

From MarketWatch

Lai is one of the senior center’s SilverSneakers participants.

From MarketWatch

That’s how it works at the Bay Ridge Senior Center.

From MarketWatch