The Kennedy Senior Center (Quincy Council on Aging) is a weekday hub for older adults with welcoming staff, a full, morning-to-afternoon programming rhythm, and a mix of drop-in and pre-registered offerings across fitness, arts, learning, social connection, and practical support. On the movement side you’ll find low-impact exercise, walking and volleyball groups, chair yoga, tai chi, and dance-forward socials, alongside strength and specialty classes; creative options range from painting and card-making to knitting/crocheting and writing; music and entertainment include sing-alongs, live performances, dance parties, and free movie matinees; and there’s a steady stream of games—bridge, hand & foot, mah-jongg, dominoes, chess, scrabble, trivia, cornhole, and more—designed to make it easy to meet people. Learning and safety programming covers computer classes and one-on-one tech help, fraud-prevention and fall-prevention talks, insurance Q&As, and topical presentations. Health, memory, and care-partner supports are built in through SHINE counseling for Medicare, monthly blood pressure checks and hearing screenings, foot care/podiatry by appointment, Memory Café, Alzheimer’s and bereavement groups, and periodic wellness initiatives; practical services like notary hours and help with applications, RMV renewals, and resource referrals make the center a true one-stop. Expect modest costs: many activities are free; numerous fitness classes run around $2 per session, some specialty or computer sessions are about $5, foot-care visits are a flat fee (e.g., ~$40), and food programs such as grab-and-go lunches or café pizza are low-cost (e.g., ~$2); special outings and holiday trips are priced case-by-case and can land in the higher tier (for example, ~$150 for a premium seasonal cruise). Registration is straightforward—with some items first-come and others using a short lottery window and clear payment deadlines—and certain services are reserved for center members; hours are typically Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with holiday closures noted on the monthly newsletter.