I have been attending Ukelele Class every Tuesday morning. The instructor is Bernard, who is very…read moretalented, entertaining and helpful. He makes you want to learn more difficult songs and chords. I am learning songs that I thought I could never play. Thank you Bernard.

I had my baby shower here last year and the facility was very clean, there were bathrooms, tables…read moreincluded in my rental. Just what we needed, plenty of space. Kitchen was great to have for our food vendor too! Definitely recommend.

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).

The Staff From The Security To The Office Staff Etc. Every Single Person Is Very Friendly And…read moreHelpful And Very Kind Caring People And The Center Is Always Clean The Fitness Room Has Everything You Need To Work Out The Billiards Room Is Nice But Most Importantly There's Plenty Of Parking Highly Recommended Place To Go And Stay Awhile.

The entire place is just old, it needs a facelift, enlarge the gym! Clean it all up! Inside it…read morelooks like an old school building.

We've come here a couple of times when the city had events for holidays, such as Dia de Los Muertos…read moreand Juneteenth. It's a nice building with flyers for ways to get involved or events happening in the city. Many events provide free food and have local vendors. I've only been to main area when you walk in so not sure how the rest of the building looks so I'll need to update this review once I see more. Great location and has potential to have amazing events. I think the events can be better and grander if the opportunity and resources are available.

Very nice facility with welcoming staff. Our two day event was great. We were very comfortable and…read morehappy to be there

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.

Awesome staff and great resources for medical attention and food, transportation, etc. They serve…read morelunch for seniors at 12 noon Monday thru Friday you have to make reservations the day before.

I've been bringing my grandmother to LOEL for about a month now, and it has been wonderful. We…read morereached out after moving her husband into hospice, hoping to find her a supportive community. Vicky answered all my questions over the phone and invited us in for a tour. The following week we signed her up, and now she goes every day. She enjoys exercising, coloring, and even picked up knitting. Most importantly, she's talking more, making friends, and truly feels part of a community. I'm so grateful for the welcoming environment the staff has created. Thank you to Vicky, Curtis, and Harrison for your compassion, kindness, and support in making Shirley feel so at home.

This is a wonderful place for seniors to go. The staff is just wonderful and helpful for all of us…read morethere, in a wonderful environment. They have meals everyday and many activities throughout the week, for all to enjoy. Its a very great place to socialize with many others as well.

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.