I took advantage of the Senor Center's free tax preparation service to avoid paying high fees for…read moretax preparation. These guys were great. Not only did I save the tax prep fee, they helped me save on my tax bill! I have a complicated tax return but they took the time to help me get it right. Thank you so much!!

From the owner: The Auburn Senior Center is a self-supporting non-profit organization providing a wide range of…read moreactivities and events for Seniors aged 50 years and older. We have opportunities for socialization, recreation, education, information, health, and fitness. Activities include: Aerobics, Line Dancing, Cribbage, Walking, Mahjong, Pinochle, Stretch & Balance, Painting, Knitting/Crocheting, Ukulele, Yoga, Genealogy, Woodcarving, Bingo, AARP Safe Driving Classes, Special Events, and Various Workshops.

4/13/2026: Filing IRS Tax Return at Placerville's Senior Center is a financial relief knowing I…read morewill never be forced paying $400.00 PLUS at HR BLOCK! Mark and his Tax Accountants are fabulously AWESOME. Thank you so very much for saving me a ton o' moola!

Went here to have my Trust updated. It was a loong wait for the appointment but was treated well…read moreand the review was thorough. They will make the changes for me but will take a month as they are super busy. The center offers free lunch (they prefer sign up before) but they were willing to serve me as a walk in. I just had coffee. There was a yoga class going on. Am going to check out the pottery/ceramics class. Ladies restroom was clean.

I went to the Carson City Senior Center on Friday, December 21, 2018. I went to inquire about Meals…read moreon Wheels service. I was in the area so I thought I would stop by. I was most impressed. There was sufficient parking nearby and the parking lot was well maintained. There is also a bus stop right there for Carson City JAC (Jump Around Carson bus service). The building was bright, clean, and full of lively, happy people, mostly senior citizens from the area. The receptionist was most helpful. You could tell she was the type who took her job seriously. She couldn't reach the person I needed to speak to, so she tried another person who might help me. No luck. I said I was in no rush and didn't mind waiting. I also mentioned I had no appointment, so I said I could make one or come back at another time, as I didn't want to be a burden. As I sat down to wait in the comfortable sitting area with couches, plush chairs, a coffee table, and a large window view of the front, I could see a long line of senior citizen queueing up in the cafeteria, waiting for the free lunch to start (it is free if you are age 60+ I believe, otherwise it costs around $6, but don't quote me on this). The room was decorated with many holiday decorations and a Christmas tree. I believe there is also free wifi, but, again, don't quote me on this. I enjoyed waiting, as the atmosphere was positive. Eventually, the receptionist reached the person, after trying a whole bunch of times in between, and I was told I could go into the back office to see the person. As I was walking through the dining room to get there, there was a flood from the kitchen/pantry that spilled into the hallway. The worker cleaning it up told me to go through the large meeting room next to it to avoid the water. As I went in there, another employee said no I had to go back through the hallway (she wasn't aware of the flood). I said I was told to go through here because of the flood. The employee checked with the other employee and agreed. Anyway, after this short diversion, I reached the person in charge of Meals on Wheels. After explaining my situation, she informed me that I was not eligible, since I was too young. She wanted to help me, but her hands were tied, as these were the governments regulations. I thanked her politely and left. As I walked out, I looked through the myriad of pamphlets on the wall about programs and services available to the public. The flood had been cleaned up, and as I passed through the dining hall, the line had ended and most people were happily eating and conversing at the communal tables. I could not help but be happy, even though what I requested was denied, due to the helpfulness of everyone involved and the cheerful atmosphere. This place is a like a safe harbor in a storm!

Best lunch in calaveras county ! $ 10.00 for a full entree soup and salad bar. They have a great…read morechef there

Warm and inviting atmosphere. Many activities, good food! Exercise opportunities, and social…read moreopportunities.

Our Senior Center for Amador County is well run and highly regarded. They have a lunch program, a…read morenumber of meeting rooms and regular events throughout the year that are well attended and overall it's quite a popular place. You seldom hear any complaints about it and by selling See's Candies year round, you can see that they provide at least one very valuable service to the community (another feeble attempt at humor).

Tis the time's plague, when madmen lead the blind. --…read moreKing Lear We got a call from a Senior Veteran friend who lives in Sparks, Nevada to tell us that he had heard that Sparks Senior Center was having a special event to honor and thank Veterans on the Friday before Veterans Day, which is their regular Fun Day he told us, and would we like to go with him. SURE! Sounds fun! We arrived, my husband and I were wearing our Veterans' hats and shirts. Our Veteran friend was wearing his Viet Nam Veterans' leather vest. Since we're all Seniors we shuffled in, following a woman Veteran (she was wearing a Veterans cap and her cane was decorated with Veterans' stickers) that the public bus had just dropped off. She asked the woman at the counter about the Veterans event. Instead of thanking this woman Veteran for her military Service, some other woman who was down a long hallway with a door partially closed, yelled at this woman Veteran, essentially accusing her of being wrong at best and a liar at worst. It was painful to watch. Apparently there was to be no Veterans event or Fun Day that day. To add insult to injury, a woman wearing a Trump Vance campaign button came up to the woman Veteran, and my husband and I and our Veteran friend as we were waiting, and demanded why we all were in costume when it was no longer Halloween. She DIDN'T EVEN RECOGNIZE our Veterans accoutrements, or couldn't read since our hats, shirts and a vest all had Veteran predominately on them, or DOESN'T KNOW WHAT A VETERAN IS! The woman Veteran shuffled outside. We followed her outside since the people there are WEIRD and CRUEL and STUPID and UNFRIENDLY and UNWELCOMING and RUDE! See my previous review. The public bus was dropping their lift for the woman Veteran to board, when the woman from inside who had yelled at the woman Veteran while we all were inside, suddenly came outside. She confronted immediately the woman Veteran, told her she was gonna ban her from the center. NO one at this Senior Center thanked us for our military Service or welcomed us or gave us any respect or support or friendliness. It's NOT Veteran-friendly. Sparks people are NOT Veteran-friendly. Washoe County employees are NOT Veteran-friendly. We WON'T be back. P.S. Don't message me because in spite of several complaints to yelp, for years now I am unable to open up any messages in yelp to me :-(

The people who provide services are amazing! The services they offer are plenty…read more My mother loves the sit and fit, I do too.

A lot of good and interesting people . A great place to meet people and make new friends.read more

The staff at this senior center is one of the best groups of people around. Living in an…read moreunincorporated town, I participate in various activities at many outside senior centers, including Danville, Walnut Creek, etc. Concord staff is by far the most attentive, the kindest, and the most fun, loving! Superb all the way around, and a special kudos goes to Abid. A very bright light indeed!

Great Sr Lunch program food is great. I need to know what's going on for next week though.read more

Meals on wheels is a program many Seniors have benefited from. Add to that the warm and cordial…read morestaff and that adds up to a wonderful place Seniors may visit.

I went here Tuesday, May 7, 2019. I am familiar with the Carson City Senior Center and wanted to…read morecheck this one out to see how it compared. Parking is more difficult at this location as there is not a lot of it, and some spots are farther away. It is also in the same plaza as the Lake Tahoe Historical Society (museum and store) and Tahoe Art League Art Center, so when they are open, parking will be tighter. It is in an older building, which is not as big. I think it is in an old, small school building, judging by the small winding hall leading to the restrooms and activity center. It kind of felt claustrophobic, like a dark dungeon in some parts, or like I was in a time warp and it was the 1950's. There are not as many seniors here as Carson City's. In Carson City, the line of seniors for lunch is insanely long, whereas here you just sit down and they bring it to you and there were not a lot of people, maybe 15 or 20. Lunch seems plainer, and there is a $3 suggested donation for seniors 60 and over and their spouses and dependents of any age, but this is not required (vs. $2.25 for Carson City). Guest accompanied by a senior pay $5. Coffee costs $0.50. The lunch when I came was: tuna salad on a bed of lettuce navy bean soup wheat roll pineapple junks milk I didn't have any, but it seems like standard hospital food or maybe food you would see at a soup kitchen, or the kind of food served when I was in school in the 80's. This isn't fine dining, but at $3, you can't expect that much. I looked in the food storage room, and there were a lot of gigantic canned goods (see my pic). There are activities here in the cafeteria room, such as bridge, bingo, and dancing. There is also a smaller activity room down the hall. Apparently there is also a library and computer room, but I was not aware of this when I went. They also have services here similar to Carson City, such as AARP tax services and lawyers available. I think proceeds here go to Meals on Wheels. There was no sitting area like in Carson City, just the cafeteria. Also, unlike Carson City, there was no gift shop or thrift store here. The employee who greeted me was super friendly. She told the administrator, who was walking by, I was interested in a tour, but she kind of blew past me. That is fine, as I like to explore myself and take lots of pictures. All in all, I felt welcome. It was a let down when I was used to the modern, spacious senior center in Carson City, but South Lake Tahoe is smaller, so I can understand that.

There is a phrase that gets overused these days but is no less true in this instance: Game Changer…read more This school has been an absolute game changer for our family. We started with the preschool (which I encourage any family to try) and fell in love with the educational philosophy, the classmates and their families, the campus, and what our own family has become. If you are looking for a preschool stop your search now, it's absolutely wonderful. Continuing into grade school might be something to evaluate, but the preschool is a no-brainer.

I brought my children to Live Oak 20 years ago, moving to the foothills from Davis where my oldest…read morehad attended Davis Waldorf. She entered 3rd grade, my son started Kindergarten, and my littles were still... little. Since then, all four of my children graduated from Live Oak and have moved on to become heart-centered, insightful, intelligent adults. Through family ups and downs (including the loss of my husband), the Live Oak community has been the solid rock under our feet. In fact, my children often remark when they think of "home" or their "home town," they think of Live Oak Waldorf School.