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ICSC Announces Fall Programs for September and October 2024

Iowa City, IALocal News

The Iowa City Senior Center (ICSC) has unveiled its program guide for September and October 2024, encouraging community involvement in a variety of enriching activities tailored for older adults. Notable events this fall include the Grandparents Day Board Game Brunch on September 8, the Pickleball Jamboree on September 29, and an art gallery opening on October 4. Among the new offerings are the Intergenerational Study Hall, which invites individuals of all ages to collaborate, and "Moviegoing Memories," a project involving oral history recordings in partnership with the University of Iowa's Department of Cinematic Arts. ICSC remains dedicated to providing lifelong learning opportunities in subjects such as art, music, and history, alongside social groups addressing diverse interests like caregiving support and sports discussions. Wellness classes will tackle important health topics, ensuring members remain informed and active.

The center is open daily, emphasizing its role in helping older adults stay engaged and connected within the community. Membership is available to anyone aged 50 and above, with various discounts for households and low-income individuals. For more information, residents can visit the Senior Center or check the ICSC website.

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