Leo Mahany / Harold Meininger Senior Community Center

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The City of Royal Oak runs this center for adults 50 and better, with lifelong learning, fitness, meals and fun under one roof. There's a fully equipped fitness center plus tai chi, chair exercise and gentle yoga, sewing, knitting and coloring groups, and tables for mah jongg, rubber bridge and pinochle. Royal Oak residents 60 and over or permanently disabled can also tap support services such as an aphasia group, grief support, legal consultations and transportation. From January through April, the center and AARP offer free 1040 tax prep by appointment.

1. Weekday lunch from Tim's Kitchen: dine in 11:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m., carry-out pickup noon–4 p.m.
2. Order and pay for lunch by 11:30 a.m. three business days ahead; no same-day purchases
3. Free public Wi-Fi, no password needed
4. Lunch and Learn talks
5. Rooms available to rent for your own events