As we wrap up another wonderful year and look ahead to an exciting new season, we’re happy to share the latest news, updates, and upcoming programs at the Senior Center. Here, you’ll find important closure information, details about our January–February programs, and opportunities to stay active, connected, and engaged in the months ahead. Thank you for being part of our vibrant community—we look forward to welcoming you back soon and sharing a great start to the new year together!

End of Year Closure

As a friendly reminder, the Senior Center will be closed from Monday, December 22 through Friday, January 2 for our annual winter maintenance and facility updates. During this time, our team will be working behind the scenes to ensure the Center is refreshed, safe, and ready for a wonderful year ahead.

We will reopen on Monday, January 5, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back then! Until that time, we wish you and your loved ones a happy, healthy, and joyful holiday season. Thank you for being such an important part of our community.

January and February Programs

Our January–February Program Spotlight is now available, featuring a variety of exciting activities, classes, and special events designed to keep you active, engaged, and connected. Please note that all January–February programs will open for registration BEFORE our annual winter closure, so be sure to plan ahead!

Registration Details:

FREE Programs: Registration opened Friday, December 12 and remains open. Sign up in person or online while space is available.

PAID Programs: Registration opens Monday, December 15 and will be available IN PERSON ONLY at the Senior Center.

Spaces fill quickly, so we encourage you to register early and secure your spot. We are excited to share another season of fun, learning, and community with you!

Health Questionnaire

As we prepare for the exciting move to our brand-new Senior Center next year, we’re planning programs that reflect your interests, your goals, and your vision for our new space. This month, we’re focusing on health and fitness, and we need your feedback! Whether you’re passionate about yoga, curious about strength training, or hoping for more balance, mobility, or wellness classes, now is the perfect time to share your ideas.

Fill out the Health & Fitness Questionnaire here: 825 Tech Center Drive Health and Fitness Questionnaire.

Prefer pen and paper? Physical copies are also available at the Senior Center.

Get Ready to See the NEW Gahanna Lincoln High School Building!

Come celebrate this exciting milestone for the community. Here’s everything you need to know about the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and building tours.

Community Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

• Saturday, January 10
• 10 a.m. (Doors open at 9:30 a.m.)
• NEW Gahanna Lincoln High School Gymnasium

Be part of this special moment to officially open the new GLHS building!

Community Tours of the Old and New GLHS Buildings

Tours of the new building will begin immediately following the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. If you’re not attending the ceremony, tours will start at 11 a.m.

Enjoy a self-guided walk through a designated route showcasing favorite spaces and unique features in both the old and new buildings.

Last tour entry: 2:30 p.m. | Doors close: 3 p.m.

Parking & Shuttle Information

Parking on-site is limited. Visitors are encouraged to park at Clark Hall and use the free District shuttles.

• Shuttle service to the Ribbon Cutting begins at 9:15 a.m. and will pause during the ceremony.
• After the ceremony, shuttles will run continuously between Clark Hall and both GLHS buildings from 10:45 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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