The Anne Gordon Center for Active Adults is located next to Millbrook Exchange Park. There is a…read morelarge parking lot and it is one of the locations for Raleigh Parks and Recreation. It has activities for those 50 and up. They offer classes on many topics from computers to fitness. Then offer arts and crafts, card games and book clubs. They also offer trips which is what I did and took a bus trip from the center. Some that went on the bus trip with me are going on the Alaska trip and others are doing indoor skydiving. I just signed up for a decluttering class. They have a book club that reads a story set in a NC place then they plan a trip to that town and the author usually comes or discusses the book too. Other times they read a book that was turned into a movie and watch the movie to discuss how it was similar and different from the book. This center provides a lot of activities for those looking for activities.

When you're at the Apex Community Center, follow the signs to the back of the building to get to…read morethe clean, bright, new Senior Center. They offer all kinds of classes, including art, fitness and cooking, and they offer social programs, too. I took a cooking class there last week, and their kitchen is well-appointed and modern. Their fitness room has treadmills, ellipticals and more, and is free to Apex residents. Class prices for Apex residents are always very good. A few classes, including my cooking class, are free! Most classes are during the day, but they're starting to offer a few in the evenings, and the fitness room, which is open until 8:30 p.m. on weekdays, will be open on Saturdays, starting in September.

Don't bother trying to get your senior family member involved in weekly card games here. The…read more"members only" clique isn't very welcoming.

Cary Senior Center offers so much! I had no idea until I started taking fun classes like line…read moredancing, tai chi, laughter meditation and attended some of the one session educational events. New to retirement I've talked to family friends in FL and CA asking about their local Senior Center. No One has what Cary has to offer. Several classes are free. My favorite is the line dancing classes. They hold several for beginners all the way to a group who will compete in the National Senior Games. My class consists of 65 women, different ages/ethnicity but all kicking it dancing to country-western to hip hop. I was stunned by how friendly and encouraging everyone was toward me. Did I mention it's free? So this is for those folks who maybe in their 50's + new to the area to come to the center and check it out. They also have volunteers to help with Medicare enrollment, etc. Beautiful setting in Bond Park off High House. We are very fortunate to have so much to offer our "seniors" here in Cary and the surrounding area. Program catalogs are published by Cary Parks and Rec. Stay Active and Have Fun!

We were here for an event that had nothing to do with anything this center offered except for the…read morespace. Parking was kinda confusing. There is a lot in front of the building but we didn't want to pay to park. Had we read the entire sign, we would have noticed that parking for the center during the day was free. See my pic. Our event was in the downstairs space. There were tables set up and it was a good space for the event. Restrooms were close by. The ladies room had a terrible smell. I went in quickly to wash my hands only. The space in general looked nice. But I can't comment on anything they have to offer for Durham seniors.

Great place for senior activities. The great thing it is free with tons of activities to numerous…read moreto mention. Sign up to go on the tour and they have a monthly brochure that addresses all of the fun things to do. I definitely recommend this place!