AARP Michigan

Senior Centers & Social · Michigan · Free

AARP's Michigan state office. Programs, advocacy, and member benefits for adults 50+. Useful for seniors who've lost a spouse, retired recently, or moved to a new city and need new community. Senior centers welcome drop-ins for tours, meals, and classes; most ask only a one-time membership form ($0-25/year). Most senior centers serve a

-5 suggested-donation lunch and treat the meal as a social anchor for the day. No cost to older adults or the people helping them.

Contact & Details

Address: Statewide

Hours: Varies

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