Senior Center 50th Anniversary Celebration

The Park City Senior Center is turning 50!

As the old story goes, “it took imagination and hard work to create our Park City Senior Center. In 1976, Union Pacific Railroad donated its abandoned Keetley Depot Station to the Park City Seniors. Located under what is today’s Jordanelle Reservoir, the building took two years and a lot of manual labor and money to move it to the current location at 1361 Woodside Avenue in Park City. Since then, two wings have been added, and the Center has become a warm and lively gathering spot for us Park City elders.”

To commemorate a half-century of history, advocacy, fun, and friendship, the Park City Senior Center will be hosting a celebratory dance party on Thursday, July 30th. The fun kicks off with prizes, lunch, and dessert at 1:00 PM before legendary musician and all-around entertainer Rich Wyman takes the stage for an electrifying musical performance beginning at 1:30 PM. All members are encouraged to hop out of their chair and strut their stuff to some classic tunes!

If you would like to join us for lunch, please add your name to the lunch register at the Center, call Annette at (435) 333-1586, or email [email protected] by 9:00 AM on July 30th. Lunch will consist of lasagna, garlic bread, BLT salad, and fruit.