Leeds Senior Services
Leeds Senior Center is Open
Our Senior Citizens are a very important part of Leeds, Alabama. We invite you to check out all of the opportunities to plug into what's happening in our community.
Senior Center
The Leeds Senior Center is now open Monday through Thursday to provide activities and a lunch meal for our senior residents. Our senior center was recently renovated and expanded and we are very excited about the activities our seniors are currently being offered plus we are continuing to open and expand our senior services.
Leeds Senior Center is located in the Leeds Civic Center at 1000 Park Drive, Leeds, Alabama 35094. For more information, please call 205.699.0910.
Come by to see the changes and be sure to check this website often to see what comes next. Click on the button below for our weekly schedule and what's new!
Note: Leeds Senior Center is open for anyone who is 60 years old or older. If you are a first-timer coming to the center, we encourage you to call ahead so we may properly plan food and activity supplies. If an RSVP is required for any event or activity, it is usually indicated on the advertisement and you can call the center at 205.699.0910 to reserve your seat.
In addition to our regular senior news updates, here is our current monthly calendar of events. Please note that this is not an all-inclusive list of activities, this is the current month's framework that we are working from as we continue to add activities throughout each month.
Check out these videos to see what some of our Seniors say about our Senior Program:
Leeds Senior Citizens are extremely happy with the senior program and attendance continues to grow. See for yourself why people love Leeds Senior Citizens Program. Leeds residents 60+ have a great time each week with fellowship, art, crafts, activities, exercise class, line dancing, Bible study and much more!
The City of Leeds is really proud of its senior center and program. The City has invested in senior center upgrades to improve services to the public during Miller’s tenure.
“Leeds has spent over $100k renovating the facility and, even more importantly, a full-time professional director, Audrey Bryan, was hired. She came in, turned that program on its head and has increased the senior participation from 28 members to around 100 today. Seniors are coming regularly and they’re enjoying it. An exercise program and all types of activities are available so anyone who may be a little older should come and enjoy. They feed you well and it’s a fun place to go!” shared Leeds Mayor David Miller.
Check out our Senior Center Calendar and Menu for the Month!
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