The City of El Paso Parks and Recreation Department will be reactivating additional service to its 10 Senior Centers twice a week with full programming beginning Tuesday, October 12.
“Being able to phase back services at our Senior Centers has been a priority for the City of El Paso because the centers provide an avenue for health and wellness activities and socializing for our senior population,” said Cultural Affairs and Recreation Managing Director Ben Fyffe.
“The City has listened to our senior community, and with the help of staffing additions and by reaching a high COVID-19 vaccination rate in our community, we are now able to reopen all centers twice a week with full programming.”
All the City’s Senior Centers will be open from 9 a.m. to noon every Tuesday and Thursday with full reactivation of programming and activities that include the return of senior dances on select occasions.
The following is a list of all the Senior Centers in the City:
- Eastside Senior Center, 3200 Fierro Dr.
- Pavo Real Senior Center, 9311 Alameda Ave.
- Grandview Senior Center, 3134 Jefferson Ave.
- Happiness Senior Center, 563 N. Carolina Dr.
- Hilos de Plata Senior Center, 4451 Delta Dr.
- Memorial Senior Center, 1800 Byron St.
- Polly Harris Senior Center, 650 Wallenberg Dr.
- San Juan Senior Center, 5701 Tamburo Ct.
- South El Paso Senior Center, 600 S. Ochoa St.
- Wellington Chew Senior Center, 4430 Maxwell Ave.
For more information on the City’s Parks and Recreation Department, click here; for our previous coverage, click here.
