The Charlotte 50+ Community Center in Vermont welcomes newcomers, builds community, and engages visitors with courses, activities, events & presentations.

Charlotte 50+ Community Center

See our updated announcement about the exciting name change for The Charlotte Senior Center here. (See the original announcement here.)

Payment by Check Notice

When paying for a course/event by check, please make your check payable to the Town of Charlotte (not the Charlotte 50+ Community Center or the Charlotte Senior Center ). Thank you.

November Newsletter

The November Newsletter and Calendar are now available. To receive future weekly and monthly newsletters in your email, signup using the button below. The “Week Ahead” email is sent out on Friday mornings with activities, lunch menus, and special programming for the upcoming week.

Meals

Join us for lunch or take-out every Monday. See Good Eating for more information

Forms

Find the Charlotte 50+ Community Center Participant and Liability Release form and the forms for joining Bone Builders here.

Upcoming Programs and Events

Friday, November 6, at Noon, Veterans Lunch
Registration required.
A complimentary lunch will be provided by Residence at Shelburne Bay at the Senior Center for Veterans and a guest. Registration is required for the lunch as space is limited. Please note there is no takeout offered today. To register, call 802-425-6345 or email register@charlotteseniorcentervt.org.

Friday, November 6, at 1:00 p.m., Quilts of Valor Dedication Ceremony
Honoring service members and veterans with comforting Quilts of Valor. Open to all.
Learn more at www.qovf.org. Service members or veterans interested in receiving a quilt, please contact Ruth Whitaker: 802-985-2950.

Friday, November 6, A Veteran’s Honor Flight Experience
Following the Quilts of Valor ceremony, veteran Lucille Malaney will share highlights from her October trip with North Country Honor Flight (NCHF). Since 2013, North Country Honor Flight has flown veterans from Plattsburgh to Washington, D.C., free of charge, to visit the memorials built in their honor. For many, the day brings healing and a thank-you that should have come decades ago. For more information: https://northcountryhonorflight.org/.

Tuesday, November 10, 6:00 p.m., Can Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) Help Address the Housing Crunch?
Join Zoning Administrators from Charlotte, Shelburne, and Hinesburg, along with local ADU owners, to learn about the process of building an ADU on your property. Discover how an ADU can provide housing for adult children and grandchildren while creating future opportunities for parents to downsize and age in place. Presentation offered in partnership with the local town zoning administrators, Charlotte Library and Charlotte 50+ Community Center. Registration is appreciated. To register, call 802-425-6345 or email register@charlotteseniorcentervt.org.