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  • Photo of Geri Dube, a woman with short gray hair and a pink sweater smiles at the camera

    Letters to Loved Ones

    Letters to Loved Ones
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Perhaps more valuable than money, a letter of love or forgiveness can be the greatest of all things left behind. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years in practice, this four-week series will guide you as you write letters to loved ones. Class size is limited to 10.

  • A book cover titled "The Freelance Beaver Detective: Tracking Urban Wildlife" features a city skyline with the Space Needle and water in the foreground, capturing the spirit of urban wildlife adventures.

    The Freelance Beaver Detective: Tracking Urban Wildlife

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Join Kay D. Ray, documentary filmmaker, and Pamela Adams, owner of BeaverInsights, for this local documentary that tells the story of Adams’ work with the beavers of Longfellow Creek.

  • Photo of Geri Dube, a woman with short gray hair and a pink sweater smiles at the camera

    Letters to Loved Ones

    Letters to Loved Ones
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Perhaps more valuable than money, a letter of love or forgiveness can be the greatest of all things left behind. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years in practice, this four-week series will guide you as you write letters to loved ones. Class size is limited to 10.

  • Rock hunting enthusiast Dave, sporting glasses and a mustache, smiles for a selfie in front of a large mossy rock with holes, surrounded by forest trees and plants.

    Rock Hunting with Dave

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Armchair rock hounds follow the adventures of “Road Cut Dave” Clausen as he recounts his rock collecting adventures to Saddle Mountain, Redtop Mountain and the Little Naches for petrified wood, agate, geodes and jasper. He will also show you other exciting discoveries including leaverites and the Petrified Martians Head.

  • Black and white "WA Cares Fund" logo with stylized concentric circles and a heart shape on the left, representing Washington long-term care, and bold text on the right.

    Learn About the WA Cares Fund

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    WA Cares Fund provides working Washingtonians a way to earn access to long-term care benefits that will be available when they need them. This new fund could cover most of the need for some people, while for others it will provide breathing room during one of life’s most challenging stages. Join us for a conversation on how the program works, how caregiving responsibilities impact families, who contributes to the fund, how to qualify for benefits…

  • Photo of Geri Dube, a woman with short gray hair and a pink sweater smiles at the camera

    Letters to Loved Ones

    Letters to Loved Ones
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Perhaps more valuable than money, a letter of love or forgiveness can be the greatest of all things left behind. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years in practice, this four-week series will guide you as you write letters to loved ones. Class size is limited to 10.

  • Cheryl Farnham with short hair, wearing a black shirt and a watch, stands outdoors with arms crossed, leaning against a stone column

    Housing & Aging Workshop: Downsizing for Seniors…Where Do You Start?

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Are you or a loved one considering the next steps in your housing journey? Join us for an informative workshop designed for adults 55+ and their families. Learn practical downsizing strategies, explore housing and care options, understand essential legal documents and discover ways to enhance your home’s value. You will receive expert guidance to plan confidently, protect your assets and ensure peace of mind for the future.

  • Photo of Geri Dube, a woman with short gray hair and a pink sweater smiles at the camera

    Letters to Loved Ones

    Letters to Loved Ones
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Perhaps more valuable than money, a letter of love or forgiveness can be the greatest of all things left behind. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years in practice, this four-week series will guide you as you write letters to loved ones. Class size is limited to 10.

  • Photo of Geri, who has gray hair and is smiling at the camera, wearing a light pink sweater and simple jewelry

    What Would You Do?

    What Would You Do?
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    All of us have faced tough dilemmas and difficult scenarios and have learned strategies for coping through our own experiences. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years of experience, this series will dive into thorny issues you might encounter and explore how to handle the situation. This is a four-week series limited to 10 participants. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Colorful paper butterflies are arranged in a gradient from red to green on white gallery walls, creating a three-dimensional art installation that beautifully illustrates the butterfly effect.

    The True Butterfly Effect

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Artist Alexandra Nason will lead a hands-on butterfly art activity inspired by the “butterfly effect”—the idea that small actions can create meaningful change. Participants can drop in at any time to decorate a metal butterfly while reflecting on creativity, connection and the impact of everyday gestures. All materials provided; no art experience needed.

  • Photo of Geri, who has gray hair and is smiling at the camera, wearing a light pink sweater and simple jewelry

    What Would You Do?

    What Would You Do?
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    All of us have faced tough dilemmas and difficult scenarios and have learned strategies for coping through our own experiences. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years of experience, this series will dive into thorny issues you might encounter and explore how to handle the situation. This is a four-week series limited to 10 participants. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Black-and-white photo of the Willmar 8, several women in winter clothing holding protest signs, with film title "The Willmar 8" and credit text overlaid.

    The Willmar 8

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    In honor of Women’s History Month, join us for the screening of “The Willmar 8,” directed by actress Lee Grant. In December 1977 in the small town of Willmar, Minn., eight women went on strike over charges of sexual discrimination, unequal pay and unequal opportunities at the Citizens National Bank. The strike made national headlines. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Photo of Geri, who has gray hair and is smiling at the camera, wearing a light pink sweater and simple jewelry

    What Would You Do?

    What Would You Do?
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    All of us have faced tough dilemmas and difficult scenarios and have learned strategies for coping through our own experiences. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years of experience, this series will dive into thorny issues you might encounter and explore how to handle the situation. This is a four-week series limited to 10 participants. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Large, fluffy white clouds fill the sky

    Clean Air Workshop

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    This interactive Clean Air Workshop helps people understand how air pollution affects health and daily life. Participants will explore local air quality issues and learn practical protection strategies. All participants will receive a free “AirMatters Toolkit” with accessible resources to stay safe, informed and engaged in advocating for cleaner, healthier neighborhoods. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Ann Manley with short blonde hair and glasses, wearing a dark cardigan over a white patterned top, smiles at the camera against a plain background.

    Estate Planning Essentials

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Join West Seattle attorney and Center board member Ann Manley for a conversation about estate planning. Ann will cover topics like the essential components of a comprehensive plan, how to prepare for a seamless transition of your assets and ensure your wishes are honored at the end of life and how to minimize taxes. You are invited to bring your questions! . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • A person holding a small tin of yellow balm and using their finger to scoop some out

    A Season of Renewal: Spring Beauty & Self Care

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Beauty Consultant Dawn Bly will lead a free Mary Kay workshop designed to help you feel refreshed, relaxed, and confident. Enjoy simple skincare tips, easy makeup ideas and soothing self-care habits that enhance your natural beauty. No experience needed—just come, unwind and enjoy a bit of springtime pampering. Class size limited to 10. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Photo of Geri, who has gray hair and is smiling at the camera, wearing a light pink sweater and simple jewelry

    What Would You Do?

    What Would You Do?
    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    All of us have faced tough dilemmas and difficult scenarios and have learned strategies for coping through our own experiences. Facilitated by Geri Dubé, a retired therapist with more than 35 years of experience, this series will dive into thorny issues you might encounter and explore how to handle the situation. This is a four-week series limited to 10 participants. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • National Park Service logo featuring a tree, mountain, lake, and bison on a brown arrowhead-shaped background—a perfect symbol for those seeking dream jobs with the National Park Service.

    Dream Job: The National Park Service

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Pat Pilcher, retired park ranger, will share what it’s like to work for the National Park Service. He’ll highlight the diversity and spectacular beauty of our national parks that filmmaker Ken Burns called “America’s Best Idea.” Pat will also relate his personal experience doing his “dream job” at the seven different national parks where he worked throughout his career. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Two cardboard boxes on a wooden floor, one labeled "STUFF" with a smiley face and the other "CLOTHES" in black marker

    Is It Time to Right-Size Your Life?

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    Join West Seattle realtors, facilitators and topic experts, Emily Austin and Kristine Milkovich—who are also Center board members—for an informative program to explore decluttering, downsizing and planning your next chapter with confidence. Learn how to recognize the right time to simplify, use home equity wisely and create a clear life-mapping plan. Gain practical guidance to make empowered decisions on your timeline. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at: 206-932-4044.

  • Toni Armeslav stands in front of a brick wall. She is smiling slightly

    Home Care or Home Health: What is the Difference?

    The Center for Active Living 4217 SW Oregon St., Seattle, WA, United States

    “Home Care” and “Home Health” are two distinct programs that provide services to people at home. Both programs can help make it possible for individuals to remain at home if they wish to do so. Led by one of our social workers, Toni Ameslav, this class will discuss features of each program, how to qualify, approximate costs and more. Toni will include time for Q&A. . RSVP to the front desk in person or at:…

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