I just moved here from From Willits California so I decided to go to the senior center for lunch…read moretheir lunches are like homemade reminds me of the way my mother used to cook and the people are very nice there, no road trips and that's OK

What a great place to go swimming. My friends and I were trying to find a place to beat the heat. I…read morehappen to remember that the Windsor Senior center had a pool so we decided to check it out. For five dollars each we were able to enjoy the pool from 11 to 2 o'clock. There was plenty of seating. The pool was not too crowded and the temperature of the water was perfect. I highly recommend this place but please don't all go there because we don't want it to get too crowded lol

Nice senior center. I'm going to enjoy the yoga classes and of course Bingo Thursdays. The staff…read moreare very kind and helpful. I look forward to meeting new friends and getting to know my community.

Alas! The Bennett Valley Senior Center is no more. All the programs have been moved to Finley…read more(Person Wing) and Steele Lane. Rumors have it that the building will be used by Catholic Charities, but no confirmation on that.

I have a client that plus bridge here every week . The staff are amazing and helpful .the building…read moreis super old and outdated ,however the city is currently renovating parts of if .The carpeting in the main lobby areas was just replaced and let me tell you it was long overdue . They have a regular following of loyal seniors in the recreation room . Where coffee is provided at a suggested donation .a small selection of books are also available with a check out honor system . A few of the local homeless tend to flock here for various reasons , a meal , conversation or to see if anyone has left over pastries or cookies or food from pot lucks etc . One of them has the cutest well behaved little Dog named Jake ! You may hear some colorful language from the pool players once in a while hear the best places to fish and get political views mixed in with a few military war stories and trips and travels around the globe . Thoughts on marriage , the world today or a free SMILE from Dave that carries a cutout from a cheerio box in his pocket and will flash it at anyone being grumpy or negative ; it's all part of the charm . They have a choral group, yoga and line dancing and a variety of special events and drop in classes at affordable rates . You save 50 cents a class by purchasing a senior center card and pre paying for sessions . Lunch is served at a suggested donation, seems like a lot of fish is cooked by the smell , I have never tried it . The senior age is 55 and up although most of the visitors seem to be 70 plus It would be nice if they added more outdoor seating and tables as well as maybe a bench and at least one umbrella because it can get very Hot inside and they have no AC .

Thrift store has amazing prices And a wide variety of…read moremerchandise. Revenue from thrift store sales supports essential Senior Center programs and services. Thrift Store donations are accepted Mondays and Thursdays from 9 AM to 3 PM and they recently reopened on Saturdays from 10 to 2 PM.

Tuesdays: 2pm-4pm for a Donation which gives you Free Hi-Speed Internet access on about a dozen…read more Computer machines...items in their halls for Auction...Lunch deals...Parking...Wheel-Chair access...an adjoining building filled with used Items for sale at deals...Meeting rooms, too; I am writing this review while I sit here on one of their computers & having some of their donated candies(DOTS), too...

We are NOT CLOSED! The Senior Center serves a hot lunch Monday thru Friday, starting promptly at…read more11:30am. Must be 60+ years old. Food is great and so are the other seniors!

This is a review for the weekday LUNCH…read more I feel honored to be the first person to tell you about this 'locally-known' place. Every weekday is a different meal - and it's complete, wonderfully portioned, and worth every penny. But more than the food is the opportunity to meet a group of great people. Granted most are (well) over 65, but this made me feel so young! The staff are a group of 'grandmother' types who are the sweetest ladies around the lake. And, everyone who 'knows' says this is the best 'senior-center' kitchen around for miles. But, you don't have to be a 'senior' to enjoy the feast. Seniors pay $4 and younger folks pay $6. And for this extravagant price you get: Soup (which is amazing), salad bar with only 'healthy' choices, meat/chicken/fish, veggies, potato/rice, and desert. I'm going back this Friday for corned beef, and I'll add a couple pictures soon. After 13 years or so without a review, I don't think they need me to promote the place... I just thought you might like to try this 'old-school' place for lunch some day. Oh, you should get there early... just after 11am and definitely BEFORE 11: 30 or you may miss out on the soup and a better seat.

I enjoy the afternoon senior classes. I also greatly enjoy the Petaluma Senior Center. The place…read morehas a homey, easy atmosphere and it's very friendly. I do like the welcome feeling upon entering and have been attending classes there for the past seven+ years. I can say that I highly recommend a visit to any of the classes offered.

The Petaluma Senior Center is part of the Petaluma Parks & Recreation, it is a very friendly place…read moreto gather for people over age 50 to meet new friends, enjoy the classes, workshops & programs that are offered at no cost or a very low fee. If you would like to join the Petaluma Senior Center there is a optional yearly membership fee of $25.00 per individual or $28.00 for a couple. This fee will offer discounts on trips & classes, and also put you on the mailing list to receive the monthly newsletter with all of the exciting programs offered. Weekly activities include, exercise, pool room, watercolor, painting & drawing, Zumba, line dancing, Yoga, Tai Chi, Poker, Hearts, Ping Pong, Dominoes, Pinochle, Bridge, Investment classes, Discussion groups, Writers workshop, Speakers, flu shot clinics, Chess, Knitters & Quilting classes, Book Club and more. Come on in and pick up the monthly newsletter to start planning what classes would be of interest for you. The staff of three welcome all visitors and would be glad to give you a tour of this fantastic facility!

My husband Al was there for a year and a half. The care was excellent and the people working there…read morecaring, attentive and professional. Not once did Al ask to leave. He was quite comfortable there.

Excellent Heart-Centered Management and Team! The Villas was…read moreacquired by a group of healthcare professionals in 2024, and it is now called Caring Hands at Cloverdale. My mother moved in just after that in September 2024. The local administrator, Karen Sims, brings joy, heart and mind to her leadership of staff and care of residents. My mother is an Alzheimer's patient, and Karen and her team stay on top of my mother's changing needs. For example, Alzheimer's patients often forget to eat when they're sitting at a meal, and the team finds creative and gentle ways to help my Mom stay focused (not unlike with a toddler). It is a joyful place, and my father and I have enjoyed spending potluck holiday meals together with all the residents and their families.