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Whether you are looking for fitness, education, outdoor, computer or dance classes, the Parks and Recreation Department has the perfect class for you! You can find a complete listing of current classes in our activity guide.

When was the last time you tried something for the first time? Take a chance with the Western Colorado Senior Games. There will be track and field, swimming, card games, billiards, basketball free throw and hot shot competitions, and more!

Grand Junction Parks and Recreation partners with the Senior Recreation Center, a multi-purpose facility offering a broad spectrum of services and activities for seniors ages 55 and older located at 550 Ouray Avenue. The Center is open Monday thru Saturday from 8am – 4pm. Whether you are interested in painting, billiards, bridge, bingo, dancing or social activities, the Senior Recreation Center is the place for you! Senior Recreation Center, Inc. is dedicated to providing quality recreational programs to promote active lifestyle choices for people in the prime of their lives.

The Senior Recreation Center is owned and maintained by the Parks and Recreation Department, and programs within the Center are managed by Senior Recreation Center, Inc. Membership fees are $5 per person and are valid for the calendar year. Members are welcome to participate in special activities, a monthly business meeting, luncheons and other activities. Some activities require an additional fee.

For more information on senior activities, contact Lorie Gregor at 254-3867.

This page was update Tuesday, January 8, 2008