Event Calendar

For more information about a specific event, click its card. For a complete list of events each month, please use the menu located at the bottom of the page. All events are held at the Center unless stated otherwise.

Recurring Events

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IN-PERSON EVENT

Balance Screenings

These free screenings, performed by physical and occupational therapists, will assess your fall risk using the STEADI Initiative (Stopping Elderly Accidents, Deaths, & Injuries) tools and protocols.

 

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HYBRID EVENT

Moving Through Parkinson’s

These classes are designed for people living with Parkinson’s disease or any movement disorder who want to improve balance, combat stiffness and rigidity, and improve coordination and spatial awareness. Attend in-person or virtually.

A person holding a smartphone displaying various app icons in a snowy outdoor setting.
IN-PERSON EVENT

Tech Skills for Older Adults: Smartphone Navigation and Accessibility Options

This session will cover essential functions of smartphones and tablets, including the power and volume buttons, ringer, SIM card slot, home screen, lock screen, notification center, and control center.

Black smartphone displaying a colorful app interface on a textured world map background.
IN-PERSON EVENT

Tech Skills for Older Adults: Important Apps

This section will provide information about navigating useful apps on your smartphone, such as the weather app, compass, settings, and the clock.

Person using a smartphone to access Facebook while working on a laptop at a desk with stationery and plants.
IN-PERSON EVENT

Tech Skills for Older Adults: Facebook Marketplace on the Facebook App

This class will focus on the Facebook Marketplace function on the Facebook app, where users can sell furniture, clothing, craft supplies, and more. This class will explore how to make a Facebook account, create a listing, and chat with potential buyers.

Person typing a message on a smartphone with a visible keyboard and screen.
IN-PERSON EVENT

Tech Skills for Older Adults: Texting with Smartphones

This section will provide step-by-step instructions for creating a phone contact, starting a text conversation, replying to a text, texting pictures, using speech-to-text, using emojis, and searching for a text conversation.

A hand holding a smartphone displaying an online grocery shopping app, with colorful produce in the background.
IN-PERSON EVENT

Tech Skills for Older Adults: Clipping Coupons with the King Soopers App

This section will explore how to use the Kroger app to apply coupons at Kroger-affiliated stores, such as King Soopers, City Market, and more.

E-reader connected to a book with a charging cable, symbolizing the blend of traditional and digital reading.
IN-PERSON EVENT

Tech Skills for Older Adults: Library Access with the Libby App

This section will provide an overview of accessing your local library’s eBook and audiobook collection usinG the Libby app. A valid library card will be needed to use the app.

Close-up of a smartphone screen displaying YouTube and Google app icons.
IN-PERSON EVENT

Tech Skills for Older Adults: Navigating YouTube

This section will provide instructions for watching videos with the YouTube app. Watch videos related to cooking, product reviews, religious services, and more.

IN-PERSON EVENT

StrongPeople™ Strong Bodies

Join us for this free, 12-week program designed to help mid-life and older adults build strength, improve balance, and enhance flexibility in a supportive group setting. Open to all.

UNABLE TO ATTEND TECH SKILLS FOR OLDER ADULTS IN-PERSON?
CLICK BELOW TO ACCESS ONLINE VIDEOS & WRITTEN GUIDES

Directions and Parking for Center for Healthy Aging

The Center is located at the corner of College Avenue and Prospect Road inside the CSU Health and Medical Center, first floor, Suite 1400. The address is 151 West Lake Street.

Permitted spaces and metered parking is available for the public, students and CSU employees across Lake Street, in lot #575 or in the university parking garage north of the building along Pitkin Street.

For general public only, free parking is available on the north side of the building with handicapped parking available with a permit on the north and east sides of the building.

Questions?
Email [email protected] or call 970-495-2528. 

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