Spacious, clean and well maintained facility. Staff members are friendly and free coffee and tea…read moreservice is wonderful. Table Tennis activity that I've been participating is also great since it is well organized, has good level of players and friendly social time. Wish Volunteers of America would expand their facilities in the area of North Seattle and/or Seattle, where I live.

Reopened in January '22. Volunteers of America have taken over the administration. Nice people up…read morefront. Lunch available Mon-Thursday 11:30.

If you're over 50, what are you waiting for?! The Bellingham…read moreSenior Activity Center is a true gem in our community. Whether you're looking to stay active, meet new people, or just have a good time, this place has something for everyone. They offer a huge variety of fitness classes, a well-equipped gym, and active hiking and biking groups that explore the beautiful Pacific Northwest. If you're more into arts, crafts, or thoughtful conversation, there are discussion groups and craft classes too. Feeling like giving back? There are plenty of volunteer opportunities to get involved in meaningful ways. And for those 60 and over, nutritious lunches are available five days a week, just a suggested contribution. Inside, you'll also find a cozy library, lots of puzzles, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to connect and feel at home. Whether you're new to the area or have lived here for years, the Bellingham Senior Activity Center is absolutely worth checking out. It's more than a center, it's a community.

BSAC is a wonderful place for fun, exercise, learning, support, lunch and socializing. There are…read moredaily activities to reach out into our community, to volunteer and to share favorite hobbies. I love it.

Since this is three miles from our house, give or take, we thought we'd check it out. Not as large…read moreas the premier senior center my parents attend in Redmond, this one has a lot of programs including but not limited to, music, art, trips to baseball games, bbq's, writing, and computer lessons. The facility is easy to find, next to the Mill Creek police department. It's clean and the volunteers are pleasant and well versed. I checked out the "love of music" program and found people playing violins, mandolins, bass, guitar and a singer. I might just have to sit in on my C clarinet.

This is a VERY nice place to have a event! United Church of God congregation in Sequim has Sabbath…read moreservice here every now and then (Its a small congregation though so sometimes they have the service elsewhere) Anyway, its perfectly located, the town of Sequim is very beautiful area and I would certainly recommend this place as a place to have a small trip to.

Their service is friendly and efficient. Their food is top notch gourmet quality. The hours are…read moreminimum 9:30-2:30 but one visit and you will be hooked. I found out that they order from a distributed out of Seattle, Pete's. No Sysco or Food Services for this place and you can tell!

A smaller center, but packed with friendly people and lots of activities! Don't sit at home alone.read more

From the owner: Our mission is to promote the well-being of people over the age of 55 through physical, emotional,…read moreintellectual and economic opportunities. Our services are intended to provide a place for participation, learning and socializing. We continually strive to offer a variety of programs and services that will enhance the lives of older residents of the greater Lake Stevens Community. Whether you enjoy exercising, card playing, reading, or just socializing, we have something for everyone. Join us for one of our Wednesday or Friday lunches (served at 11:30 a.m.) and check out our services.

The folks here are so nice. They have several exercise classes available to the public. Also have…read morea gift shop, thrift shop, computers available with internet access, a gym and dining hall. Check them out, and maybe even volunteer a bit.

Previously know as Stillaguamish Senior Center. I go here for lunch and to socialize . ($5 donation…read morefor seniors). New name, new electronic reader board, new director, same old senior center. Has been in decline since Covid. The powers that be want to turn things around but the culture is quite entrenched. Just my two cents. As far as I know there has never been a survey of the folks that frequent the place.