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A Visit to the Moreno Valley Senior Center

By City of Moreno Valley, Cointributing Writer
November 14, 2023 at 01:12pm. Views: 623

The Moreno Valley Senior Community Center provides a warm, friendly place for those 50 years and older to enjoy programs, classes, events and socialize with other friendly adults.

Join us in person or online via Zoom. Please contact the Moreno Valley Senior Center for the Zoom ID and passcode. Note: all classes/ events are subject to change without notice.

  • Tuesday
    • 9-10:20 AM Fit After 50
    • 10-11:30 AM Creative Writing
  • Thursday
    • 9-10 AM Fit After 50

See the Current Senior Classes
The Parks and Community Services Department has a variety of classes for seniors. View class offerings in the latest Soaring Activity Guide.

Low-cost Lunch

Family Services Association offers lunch starting at 11:30 am, Monday through Friday. A person must be 60+ years old and there is a suggested donation of $3. All other persons under 60 years old MUST pay $7 for lunch.

For questions, please contact the Nutrition Center at 951.247.1667.

Low-cost Transportation

Two low-cost transportation options are available to seniors in Moreno Valley: Dial-A-Ride and the MoVan. Learn more...

Government Representation

The City Council has a Senior Citizen's Advisory Board that meets regularly to discuss issues affecting older citizens.

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