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Aging Well in Boulder County
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Federal Government Shutdown Impacts
The federal government shutdown continues. The county will continue to share updates.
Boulder County Housing Authority (BCHA) and the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program through Boulder County Public Health (BCPH) remain open.
County services that rely on federal funding remain open. These include Human Services, Workforce Boulder County, Head Start, Area Agency on Aging (AAA), Community Action Programs (CAP), and Veteran Services.
Read the full press release.
Medicare Open Enrollment Appointments are Limited
Boulder County's Medicare Counselors have limited appointments left for this year's open enrollment period. Our online appointment system will be down until Monday, Dec. 8. If you have already called our team, they will be returning your call as they work through them as they were received. If you need help during open enrollment to review your options for 2026, we encourage you to call 1-800-MEDICARE.
Medicare’s annual open enrollment runs from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. During this time, people on Medicare can review and change their prescription drug plans (Part D) or Medicare Advantage plans (Part C). This is the only time of year to make these changes. Plans may raise or lower their costs, change what they cover, or switch which pharmacies they work with. Reviewing your current plan can help you find better coverage and save money in 2026.
 Medicare Basics Classes
Presented by our SHIP Medicare Counselors
Our Medicare Basics Classes, live via Zoom, are designed for anyone wanting to understand Medicare enrollment, plans, benefits, and costs. Our program provides up-to-date, objective information and guidance when comparing and enrolling in Prescription Drug plans (Medicare Part D), Advantage Plans, and information about Supplemental insurance plans (Medigaps). We also provide guidance in the appeal process and information about resources for financial help with Medicare costs.
Wednesday, Nov. 12, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 20, 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 10, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
 Check out the new Senior Medicare Patrol Medicare Tracker App! Beneficiaries can download the app in Google Play or the Apple App Store now! This new app can help you track medical services you've received and you can use it to review your Medicare Summary Notices and Explanation of Benefits in the prevention of fraud. Learn more at smpresource.org/app/.
Join us at the 25th Annual Lavender Gala!
Our annual Lavender Gala is a celebration of Boulder County's Rainbow Elders (LGBTQ+/50+). Join us for an afternoon of food, entertainment, dancing, door prizes, and more featuring Miss Jessica and Susie Pringle!
When: Sunday, Dec. 7, Noon - 3 p.m.
Where: Nissi's (1455 Coal Creek Dr, Unit T, Lafayette)
Registration: The cost per ticket with fees is $12.51. Sponsorships are available. Register at boco.org/LavenderGala25.
Sponsorships and Questions: Contact us at RainbowElders@bouldercounty.gov.
Nature Hikes for Older Adults: Fall Harvest Walk
When: Thursday, Nov. 20, 10 a.m. - noon
Where: Carolyn Holmberg Preserve, Lafayette
Join us on this easy 1.5-mile walk around Stearns Lake and learn about the history of this property. From its agricultural roots to the many services it provides now, explore what Carolyn Holmberg Preserve has to offer.
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Mindfulness Meditation
Mindfulness meditation is a practice of encouraging attention to the present moment. By allowing for awareness of what is most present now, participants will develop the capacity for increased focus, openness, and peace. Each session will include a guided meditation, with emphasis on bringing purposeful and kind attention to the experience, followed by time for reflections and questions about the practice. Beginners and experienced meditators welcome.
Online Option
When: Tuesdays, 10 - 10:45 a.m.
- 10 - 10:05 a.m. — Arriving & Settling In
- 10:05 - 10:35 a.m. — Introduction and Guided Meditation
- 10:35 - 10:45 a.m. — Group Discussion
Where: Zoom. Please note these are drop-in sessions and you can register at any time to join one, multiple, or all sessions.
In-Person at West Age Well Center
When: First Wednesday of each month, 1 - 2 p.m.
Where: West Age Well Center, 909 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder
Registration questions? Call 303-441-3148.
Kara Traikoff is the Wellness Program Specialist with Boulder County Area Agency on Aging and facilitator of our meditation courses. She has a background in higher education and community mindfulness, and she specializes in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and adapted mindfulness courses to support healing, growth, and self-compassion. Kara is passionate about encouraging others to experience and live the fullest life possible. She leads and creates wellness opportunities from the heart of her dedicated personal mindfulness practice.
Diabetes Support and Education Group
This group is for Boulder County older adults (60+) with a diabetes diagnosis or those caring for someone with a diabetes diagnosis. The group is facilitated by a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, who is also a Certified Diabetes Educator. There is no cost to attend, but registration is required. Classes run from 11 a.m. to noon.
Join us on Nov. 17 for Healthy Eating During the Holidays!
Register by contacting Boulder Nutrition and Exercise at 303-440-1015 or info@bouldernutritionexercise.com.
Fresh Conversations
Fresh Conversations is a nutrition education program for older adults that promotes healthy food and lifestyle to support aging well. Monthly meetings are interactive, including group discussion and goal setting. Participants receive a newsletter for each class based on recent topics and evidence-based nutrition research. Emphasis is placed on eating a variety of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean protein, healthy fats, less sodium, and less added sugar. There are now two options available to attend Fresh Conversations!
Healthy Bones
When: Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2 - 3 p.m.
Register for Healthy Bones.
If you have questions or would like more information, please contact us at HealthyAging@bouldercounty.gov or 303-413-7594.
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Longmont Meals on Wheels
Older adults (55+) are welcome to join Longmont Meals on Wheels at the Longmont Senior Center. These nutrient-dense, community-style meals are planned and prepared in house. Longmont Meals on Wheels guests enjoy these meals and time with each other, like the variety offered, find the meals to be a great value and report that nutritious community meals help them remain living independently. A soup and salad bar is also offered Wednesday-Friday.
Where: Parkview Café at the Longmont Senior Center, 910 Longs Peak Ave.
When: Monday through Friday, Lunch served at 11:30 a.m.
Price: $2 for those 55+, $6 for those under 55
Process: No reservations required.
Questions? Contact Longmont MOW at 303-772-0540 or office@lmow.org.
Home-Delivered Option: Longmont Meals on Wheels delivers hot, nutritious, ready-to-eat meals Monday through Friday to older adults and people with disabilities in Longmont and Niwot and can provide wellness checks during delivery. This service is for people who struggle to stand long enough to cook a meal for themselves, can’t leave their house regularly, find the diet their doctor recommends to be confusing, or are coming home from a recent hospital stay or outpatient procedure. All meals are low in sodium and carbohydrates, and the agency can accommodate some special-diet needs too. These meals are offered on a sliding scale up to $6. Please call 303-772-0540 or go to longmontmeals.org to get started.
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Brooks Café (Louisville)
Join folks for a nutritious and tasty lunch at Brooks Café. It’s a great opportunity to enjoy a warm meal, meet new people, and catch up with friends. Lunch is served promptly at noon, and meals are not guaranteed after 12:05 p.m. We look forward to welcoming you for a great meal and even better company!
Where: Louisville Recreation and Senior Center, 900 West Via Appia, Louisville
When: Monday through Friday, noon
Suggested Donation: $4.50/meal, Guest fee $15.25 for folks who are not 60+
Process: Call 303-335-4931 or email pmorgan@louisvilleco.gov. by 1:30 p.m. the day before.
Eat Well Café by Meals on Wheels of Boulder
The Eat Well Café is open for lunch featuring delicious food at great prices. All ages and appetites are welcome for the full meal deal at the café with a community atmosphere. Choose from two well balanced entrees created daily by Chef John and add a cup of soup or side salad, beverage, and choice of dessert for one great price. Other daily options are available. The Eat Well Café is made possible by a partnership with Meals on Wheels of Boulder and the City of Boulder. All proceeds benefit Meals on Wheels of Boulder.
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Where: Eat Well Café, 909 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder (West Age Well Center)
When: Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Price: $7.99/full meal deal
Process: All are welcome. No reservations are required except for parties, groups, and special holiday meals. Please email sara@mowboulder.org if you would like to have a group lunch/party.
Questions? Visit The Eat Well Café website. Call Sara at 303-441-3149 or email her at sara@mowboulder.org.
Home Delivered Option: Visit Meals on Wheels Boulder's page for more information on home delivered meals programs, call 720-780-3380, or email info@mowboulder.org.
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Red Stone Café (Lyons)
Come share a warm meal and make new friends at the Red Stone Café, located at Walt Self in Lyons. Whether you’re looking for a tasty meal or a chance to connect, we look forward to welcoming you!
Where: Walt Self Senior Housing, 335 Railroad Ave., Lyons
When: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays – Lunch at noon
Suggested Donation: $5/meal, Guest fee $15.06 for folks who are not 60+
Process: Call 303-441-1415 by 1 p.m. on Monday the week of lunch to reserve your spot.
Coal Creek Meals on Wheels (Lafayette)
The Coal Creek Cafe, an onsite congregate meal program, is sponsored in part by the City of Lafayette. Monday through Friday, CCMOW provides onsite meals in a congregate cafe-style setting, to older adults (residents and daily drop-ins from the community) at Josephine Commons. This program provides high-quality, nutrient-dense meals for diners as well as essential daily social interaction between Josephine Commons residents, members from the community, and the CCMOW kitchen staff and volunteers.
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Where: Coal Creek Meals on Wheels, 455 N. Burlington Ave., Lafayette
When: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., Lunch served from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Suggested Donation: $3.50/meal
Process: All are welcome! No reservations are required.
Questions? Call 303-665-0566 or email info@coalcreekmow.org.
Nederland Area Seniors
Enjoy a delicious meal with friends at the Nederland Community Center. It’s a perfect chance to relax, enjoy a tasty lunch, and connect with both old friends and new in the community! We can’t wait to share a meal and good company with you!
Where: Nederland Community Center, 750 Highway 72, Nederland
When: Wednesdays at noon
Suggested Donation: $5/meal, Guest fee $15.06 for folks who are not 60+
Process: Please RSVP the Monday before lunch by 5 p.m. by email at info@mountainpeaklife.org or call 303-258-0799.
Home Delivered Option: If you or someone you know is 60+, homebound for any reason, and interested in receiving weekly meal deliveries, please email info@mountainpeaklife.org or call the Nederland Area Seniors office line 303-258-0799 for more information. Eligibility criteria applies.
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The Boulder County Area Agency on Aging (BCAAA) Caregiver Initiative is focused on empowering and supporting caregivers of older adults. Learn more about what we offer at boco.org/Caregiving.
Budget Cut Impacts
Due to budget cuts, the Boulder County Area Agency on Aging (BCAAA) Caregiver Initiative program has been discontinued as of Dec. 15, 2025. As a result, the Caregiving Corner and the Dealing with Dementia class will also end.
We recognize this change may be difficult for many caregivers. Please know this decision does not reflect the value of caregivers or the importance of the services previously provided. Rather, it reflects the current financial challenges and the county’s need to maintain long-term fiscal stability.
The BCAAA continues to provide information, referrals, resources, and have one on one conversations with caregivers of adults 60+ and caregivers of those living with dementia. You can connect with us by calling 303-441-1617.
"It has been a pleasure working with caregivers in our community over the years. You do important work; and wherever you are on this path, please remember that you are doing something profoundly meaningful." - Rebekah van Sweden, Lead Caregiver Program Resource Specialist
Dealing with Dementia (Registration is at capacity)
Family and informal caregivers are the backbone of community-based services. To support local caregivers of people with dementia, we are offering this workshop, developed by the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving. The workshop provides effective strategies for dealing with dementia behaviors, providing tips and strategies for caregivers on best practices for caring for their loved ones and themselves. Caregivers who attend will receive a copy of Dealing with Dementia: A Caregiver’s Guide handbook which provides information and solutions to problems caregivers face every day.
When: Friday, Nov. 14, 1 - 5 p.m.
Where: 515 Coffman St., Longmont
Registration: The workshop is full but you can contact us to get on the waitlist at 303-441-3945 or infoCaregiver@bouldercounty.gov.
Disclaimer: Boulder County Community Services is not a healthcare provider and cannot provide medical advice. This resource is provided for informational purposes only. Individuals should seek medical advice directly from a licensed medical professional.
Ask a Caregiving Expert
Dear Caregiver Programs,
I NEED a BREAK from caregiving and don’t know where to turn. My friend told me there is something called “respite care” and suggested that I should apply. Can you please tell me more about this?
Signed, An Exhausted Caregiver
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Dear Exhausted,
Nobody can function in any role 24/7 without a break. Yet, that’s what some family caregivers do. Taking time away from the immense responsibility of caring for a loved one seems like a luxury: hard to afford and nearly impossible to manage.
But can aging in place come at the cost of caregiver strain and burnout? Finding a way to take a brief respite is necessary for caregiver physical and mental health. Moreover, the care recipient receives benefit from having a better-rested, reinvigorated caregiver looking after them. See what short-term respite entails and how to find respite care.
What is Respite Care?
Respite care provides short-term relief for caregivers. It can be a few hours off, a weekend away, or a temporary stay in a care facility.
Types of Respite Care
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Adult day services: Supervised care with meals, activities, and sometimes health services.
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In-home care: Professional caregivers provide services in the home, ranging from basic help to overnight stays.
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Assisted living stays: Short-term stays offer full support while caregivers are away.
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Family or volunteer help: Friends, siblings, neighbors, or faith community groups step in to help.
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Home health care: Certified aides offer care under a doctor’s order, sometimes covered by Medicare.
Any successful respite involves some planning and preparation to enjoy that period of comparative freedom and downtime.
Benefits of Respite Care
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Caregivers get time to rest, attend appointments, or handle personal tasks.
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Loved ones may enjoy a change of routine or new social interactions.
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Respite care helps prevent burnout and improves overall caregiving quality.
Common Challenges
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Trust issues: Some care recipients may resist new caregivers.
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Cost barriers: Financial aid options are available but require research and can be limited in scope or time.
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Finding the right fit: Ensure caregivers or facilities align with personal needs and preferences.
Respite Care Costs
Respite care can be expensive. While rates vary by type of care and location, these are average costs:
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Adult day care: ~$100/day
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Assisted living: ~$275-$485/day
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In-home aide: ~$45/hour, often with 2 - 4 hour minimums
Who pays for respite care?
Before you feel the cost of respite care is too prohibitive, consider some of the following programs that are available to help you pay for respite care.
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Medicaid waivers may help you pay for respite services. Go to healthfirstcolorado.com to learn more about how to access this benefit.
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Department of Veterans Administration: Veterans and their dependents may qualify for benefits to pay for respite care. A home care agency should be able to help you through this process. Learn more about benefits for Veterans and their dependents by calling 303-441-3890 or emailing vso@bouldercounty.gov.
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Medicare Advantage: Some Medicare Advantage plans may offer respite care or personal care services as a supplemental benefit.
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(Original) Medicare: If your loved one has been diagnosed with any form of dementia, respite care may be available through the Medicare GUIDE program which provides about 72 hours of care annually. This program began in July 2025 and will continue for another seven years. Learn more about the Medicare GUIDE program here.
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Private Agencies: Private funding is available through grant programs administered by organizations like Hilarity for Charity or Easter Seals.
How to Find Respite Care Near Me
These are good starting points for family caregivers seeking respite care and support:
Final Thoughts
Caregiving can often stretch past one episode to months and even years, particularly when dealing with dementia as the diagnosis. Most family caregivers don’t identify as caregivers, so oftentimes they don’t search for services like ‘respite’ until they are overwhelmed and stressed, at which time it becomes even more difficult to navigate due to limited emotional bandwidth. Don’t wait until the last moment.
We recommend that caregivers also look to their community for support for their loved ones - and for themselves. It might help to consider online communities like Caring Bridge or Caring Village where family members can all pitch in by signing up for particular tasks or timeslots, and social media pages that might offer ideas and a forum for commiseration and communication. Don’t forget your local Resource Specialist who can provide information and referrals.
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Caregiver Services in Longmont
Caregiver Consultations and Family Meetings: Referrals & information about adult day programs, home health care, long-term care, counseling, caregiver self-care, etc.
Volunteer Visitor and Respite Assistance Referrals: Volunteers matched with older adults who live alone or with a family caregiver provide respite, a friendly visit, and a caring connection. Respite Assistance funds can help pay for respite care for a caregiver.
Social Groups and Educational Programs for family caregivers and those living with dementia (options may vary quarterly).
Caregiver Support Groups provide information and support for family caregivers; no registration required:
1st Monday, 6 – 7:30 p.m. at Longmont Senior Center
2nd Tuesday, noon – 1:30 p.m. Alzheimer’s Assn. at Longmont Senior Center
Questions? Call Kayleigh Schernbeck at 303-774-4497.
Coping with the Holidays When You Are Grieving
Please register in advance at 303-651-8411. Registration #488912-00.
Thursday, Nov. 13, 10 – 11 a.m.
The holidays can present challenges for those who are grieving a loss. Learning to trust your grief, restructure expectations, and understand how grief may be affecting family members can help you navigate what can be a challenging time. In this interactive workshop we will explore the tools necessary to take good care of yourself during the winter holidays. This program is open to the bereaved as well as friends and family. Presented by Joan Hummel of TRU Community Care Hospice.
Advanced Directives
Please register in advance at 303-651-8411. Registration # 485003-11.
Thursday, Nov. 15, 9:30 – 11 a.m.
The cost is $6 for resident and $8 for non-residents.
There is no better time than the present to consider and clarify your wishes for medical treatment in the event you cannot speak for yourself. Preparing documents expressing those wishes ahead of time is a true gift to yourself, as well as your loved ones and physician, relieving them of the uncertainty of how you want to be treated. In this class, we will review the various documents related to advance planning (medical power of attorney, living will, and Five Wishes) and provide you with the necessary materials. Facilitated by Renita Henson, RN, BSN.
Dementia and the Holidays
Please register in advance at 303-651-8411. Registration #488903-00.
Saturday, Dec. 6, 10 – 11 a.m.
The holidays can be a stressful time for your person living with dementia. We'll discuss ways to modify your celebrations so that your person can be successful and ways to educate and empower guests and loved ones to be able to engage effectively with your person. Each participant will have an opportunity to build a plan for their holiday celebrations based on their person's situation. Presented by Brenda Gurung, Montessori-credentialed dementia specialist with 16 years of experience in aging and dementia.
City of Boulder Older Adult Services
City of Boulder Older Adult Services offers a variety of health and wellness, lifelong learning, aging in place programs, as well as special interest groups. Programs are offered online as well as in-person at the East and West Age Well Centers.
Case Managers are available to assist City of Boulder residents 60+ and their caregivers with referrals to community resources, options counseling, and financial support for eligible clients. To speak with a Case Manager, please call 303-441-4388.
For a complete list of programs and services and to register, please visit Older Adult Services Program Guide. For weekly updates, sign up online to receive the Age Well e-Newsletter. To register for programs by phone, call 303-413-7290.
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Community Protection Division Drop-in Office Hours
West Age Well Center
Monday, November 3, 10:30 a.m. – noon
The Community Protection Division of the Boulder County District Attorney can answer questions and concerns about disputes between individual consumers and businesses, including various types of scams. Older adults can meet with a Community Protection Specialist once a month for 15-30 minutes to discuss personal situations and ask questions. The Community Protection Specialist is not able to answer legal questions or provide legal advice. Drop-in on a first-come, first-served basis. Customers must check in at front desk.
Strength and Alignment
West Age Well Center
Mondays, Nov. 3-24, 11–11:45 a.m.
The cost is $32 for residents and $40 for non-residents.
This chair fitness class focuses on body alignment to increase bone density without injury by using resistance training with hand-held weights, resistance bands and isometric exercises using balls. Core strength is emphasized in all movements. Includes a cardiovascular warm-up, a relaxing cool-down, and constant attention to balance. Exercises can be done standing or seated in a chair, all levels welcome. Instructor: Jillian Schloffel.
TALK LIFE: Drop-In Coaching Information Table for Advance Care Planning
East Age Well Center
Wednesday, Nov. 5, 10 a.m. - noon
The Conversation Project in Boulder County (TCPBC) can assist with advance care planning through confidential, free coaching. TCPBC coaches are knowledgeable in advance directives and resources to communicate personal considerations and compassionate end-of-life planning. Drop-in at the table on a first-come, first-served basis. Customers must check in at the front desk.
West Age Well Center
Thursdays (No class on Nov. 27), 1 – 2 p.m.
Movement classes for people living with Parkinson’s, but benefit anyone with mobility concerns. Classes welcome and include older adults 60+ of all abilities and care partners. No dance experience is required, class may be enjoyed seated or standing. Discover diverse dance styles to energizing and inspiring music and practical movement methods that address balance, flexibility, and confidence.
Plant Forward: Environmentally Sustainable Diet
East Age Well Center
Thursday, Nov. 13, 10 - 11 a.m.
Plant Forward Boulder is part of Building Healthy Communities (BHC) of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. BHCs support healthy, plant-based lifestyles by nurturing local connections, facilitating ongoing social support, and providing educational programming. Each month attendees will learn about important topics in lifestyle medicine. Instructor: Ann Thomasset holds a certificate in Plant-Based Nutrition through eCornell, and is a BHC leader with PCRM.
Mindfulness/Awareness Meditation Series
West Age Well Center
Tuesdays, Nov. 18, 25 and Dec. 2, 2:15 – 3:45 p.m.
This series will present the age-old practices of sitting and walking meditation. Beginners and experienced meditators welcome. Roland Cohen has practiced meditation since 1972 and has taught meditation practice throughout the USA and other countries.
Conversations about Death
Online
Tuesday, Nov, 25, 10 - 11:15 a.m.
Join end-of-life educators Diane Hullet and Margaret Kane on 4th Tuesdays for an open-ended conversation about death, dying and the end of life. Confidentiality and respectful discussion are the hallmarks of this monthly online program, bring curiosity, concerns, and questions.
Town of Erie Parks & Recreation - Active Adults
Irish Step Dance
Mondays, Nov. 3 - 24 (Classes also available in Dec.)
Age 18+ | The fee is $52 for residents and $65 for non-residents.
Experience the fun and tradition of Irish Step Dance in a beginner-friendly, supportive class. No experience needed—just come ready to move, enjoy great music, and make new friends! Boost your fitness, confidence, and connection to Irish culture.
Bingo
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1 - 2 p.m. (Lloyd Room)
Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of BINGO and great company! No registration required—just drop in and join the laughter and connection.Prizes generously sponsored by The Bridge at Longmont.
Veterans Day Celebration
Tuesday, Nov. 11, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Join us as we honor those who have served with a heartfelt celebration featuring a flag ceremony, guest speaker, Hometown Hero banner unveiling, and a performance by the Erie High School Choir. Light refreshments provided. Veterans are encouraged to wear their uniforms with pride. Registration deadline: Nov. 5. Registration required to reserve your spot! Sponsored by Edward Jones and the Town of Erie.
Garden Talks: Frost Alert
Thursday, Nov. 20, 5-6 p.m.
Discover the joys of gardening with guidance from a local expert! Learn how to plan, plant, and harvest a successful garden while exploring the wellness benefits of getting your hands in the dirt. Gardening reduces stress, promotes health, and grows community. Children welcome to attend, no fee or registration required for ages 15-17. Instructor: Mark LePrie
Lafayette Senior Center
Louisville Senior Services
Louisville Senior Services at the Recreation & Senior Center offers a variety of trips, classes, and activities, and Brooks Café lunch. Senior Resources help in the areas of transportation, housing, legal assistance, financial guidance, and medical equipment loans. For more information, contact Katie Beasley at 303-335-4914 or visit the website at louisvillerecreation.com.
Louisville Senior Services is located at 900 W Via Appia Way in Louisville.
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Louisville Senior Services Thanksgiving Feast
Wednesday, Nov. 19, Noon
Let’s celebrate at our annual Thanksgiving Feast. We supply the main dish, you bring a side dish, plate, and utensils. If your last name begins with: A-H, bring a dessert to share; I-P bring a salad to share; Q-Z, bring an appetizer to share. This event is free with a suggested donation of $4.50 for people ages 60+; for people who are 59 years old & younger the cost is $17.25. Register online at www.louisvillerecreation.com or call 303-666-7400.
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Boulder County Area Agency on Aging
Our mission is to deliver, fund, and advocate for services that promote well-being, independence, and dignity for older adults, people living with disabilities, caregivers, and veterans in Boulder County. We also assist Medicare beneficiaries and residents of any age who live in a long-term care facility. In addition, we provide information, referral, and options counseling to anyone 18 or older with a disability as well as to older adults.
Connect with us!
Call us at 303-441-1617 or email us at AgingResources@bouldercounty.gov.
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