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Contact Senior Coastsiders at 650-726-9056 or www.seniorcoastsiders.org
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All listed classes and programs take place at Senior Coastsiders and are FREE, unless otherwise indicated.
Senior Coastsiders provides accommodations for people with disabilities. Please check with the office at least 24 hours in advance if you will need extra support. Our hours of operation are Monday - Thursday 8am to 4pm & Friday 8am to 3pm.
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Announcements: We are closed July 3, in observance of Independence Day.
Class Cancellations & Changes: Please refer to the Activities Calendar.
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Join us in the 4th of July Parade!
Join Senior Coastsiders in the beloved Half Moon Bay 4th of July Parade as we celebrate community, connection, and coastal spirit! We’re excited to show off our new logo, hand treats to the crowd, and proudly represent the older adults, volunteers, and supporters who make our organization so special. We would love to have you walk alongside us and be part of this fun-filled hometown tradition.
Call 650-726-9056 to reserve your spot - let us know if you’d like to ride in the van or walk beside it (van space is limited).
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Friday, July 10, 11:30am - 2pm
The band, The Back Pages, will play from 12-2pm! Traditional Folklorico Dancing at 11:30am! Let’s dance!
Join us for a community fiesta with live music, great food, and laughs! Staff, volunteers, participants, and the community at large are invited to the back parking lot at Senior Coastsiders to help us celebrate!
Food is guaranteed for the first 200 attendees - but as always, we will do our best to ensure everyone is provided a delicious lunch!
| | A Note From Executive Director, Sandi Winter | | Built to Last: Reflections on Independence, Community, and 50 Years of Senior Coastsiders | | |
This July, America turns 250. It's a milestone that invites reflection — not just on history, but on the values that have carried a nation forward across two and a half centuries. And as we look ahead to our own 50th anniversary next year, we find ourselves thinking about what we share with that original, enduring endeavor.
The founders who drafted the Constitution were trying to solve a hard problem: how do you build something that holds people together, protects the most vulnerable, and still leaves room for everyone to live freely? They weren't just writing law. They were making a promise — that the measure of a community is how it cares for all
its members.
Senior Coastsiders was founded on a version of that same promise.
When our doors opened in 1977, the Coastside was — and in many ways still is — a community that asks a lot of the people who call it home. The beauty is real, but so is the isolation. The cost of living is high. Services are far. For older adults especially, staying here, staying independent, staying connected requires more than good intentions. It requires infrastructure. It requires people who show up.
That's what we've done for nearly five decades.
The Preamble to the Constitution speaks of promoting the general welfare and securing the blessings of liberty and happiness. Liberty, for an 80-year-old in Montara without a car, looks like our driver Nabor bringing them to the center so they can get connected to programs and services. The general welfare, for a neighbor who lives alone, looks like a hot meal served in our dining room and someone who notices when you don't come in. The pursuit of happiness, for someone who never thought they'd take a dance class, looks like a Tuesday afternoon at
Pack Dance Studio.
These aren't small things. They are, we believe, exactly what both documents
had in mind. As America reflects on 250 years of working — imperfectly, persistently — toward its founding ideals, we're proud to be part of that work on this small and beautiful stretch of coast. And as we approach our own 50th year, we're grateful to every volunteer, donor, partner, and participant who has helped us keep the promise.
The work continues and our team of staff and volunteers are delighted to do it!
Sandi
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Your Donations Make a Real Difference!
Monthly giving is one of the most impactful ways to support Senior Coastsiders. Consistent contributions allow us to plan ahead, respond to need, and sustain the programs our Coastside community depends on.
In the last 12 months we’ve received just over $10,000 from 23 generous monthly donors. We're so grateful for this ongoing commitment. If you’d like to make a monthly gift, you can visit our website at seniorcoastsiders.org and on the Donate page,
click on the option “I'd like to increase my impact by making this a recurring gift.” Thank you!
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We Want Your Memories!
Senior Coastsiders turns 50 in 2027 — and we want to celebrate with the people who made us who we are.
Do you have a photo, a story, or a memory from your time with Senior Coastsiders? Maybe it's a meal shared with a friend you met at the dining room, a driver who became a familiar face, or a program that made a difference at just the right moment.
We're collecting memories from participants, volunteers, staff, and community members past and present to create a historical timeline of our first 50 years on the Coast.
We'd love to receive:
- Photos (any era — the older the better!)
- Short stories or memories in your own words
- Names of people or programs you remember
Please drop off photos at 925 Main Street or
email them to swinter@seniorcoastsiders.org.
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Welcome to our new team member, Kathleen Hawkins!
Kathleen is excited to join the team at Senior Coastsiders as the new Intergenerational Program and Events Coordinator. She comes to the role with a background in marketing and communications for Bay Area private schools, where she focused on bringing people together through a variety of events.
She is looking forward to creating enriching opportunities where local youth and seniors can build connections, share experiences, and raise awareness for the extensive resources available through Senior Coastsiders. Outside of work, Kathleen volunteers for a local cat rescue, loves exploring the beautiful Coastside, and enjoys traveling.
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Workshop: iPad Basics
Monday and Wednesday
July 6 - August 19
(no class July 27/29)
2:30 - 3:45pm
Taught by James
In this 5-week course, you’ll learn the basics of how to operate the Apple iPad and navigate the internet in ways that can enrich your life. During the course, you’ll learn how to take pictures, use email, search the internet for information, download apps, and connect to people, organizations and interests that matter to you.
Prerequisites: None. This course is designed for people who have never used an iPad or have very little experience and want
a solid introduction.
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Monthly Workshop:
Setting Up a Digital Wallet
Thursday, July 23
10:30 - 11:45am
(Future dates TBA)
Taught by Wanda
What item can you not leave home without? If you said your phone, this lecture is for you! If you said your wallet, you should probably come too! The digital wallets on our smartphones allow us to go about our daily lives without ever needing to pull out our actual wallets.
In this workshop, we’ll review the basic features of the most popular digital wallets: Apple Wallet and Google Wallet and talk about their many uses beyond purchases. We’ll also discuss features/considerations for security and privacy.
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Computer Tutoring With
Volunteer Digital Navigators
Come in and troubleshoot or learn how to better use your computer or smart phone! Appointments required.
Call 650-726-9056 or visit the
Senior Coastsiders office to schedule.
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Seniors' Day Out:
Allied Arts Guild
Wednesday, July 15,
9:30am - 2:30pm
Docent-Led Tour: $5.00
$4 suggested contribution for transportation for the event.
Allied Arts Guild is a beautiful and historic garden oasis, home to unique shops, artists' studios, and Café Wisteria. Since 1929, Allied Arts Guild has provided an inspiring environment for working artists, beautiful gardens and shops for visitors, and support for critically ill children at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford.
Reserve your seat by calling
650-726-9056
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Additional Outings
Sign up in advance at the front desk or by calling 650-726-9056.
A $4 suggested contribution for transportation is appreciated.
- Wednesdays: FREE breakfast at the Coastside Lutheran Church, 8:00 - 9:00am
- Fridays: Safeway & New Leaf, 12:45 - 1:45pm (no outing on July 3)
- Monday: July 13 and 27 - Asian Market, 9:00 - 11:00am
- Monday: July 20 - Chavez Supermarket, 9:30 - 11:30am
- Wednesday: July 29 - Whole Foods Market, 9:30-11:30am
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Say Hello to WestLight Energy!
Peninsula Clean Energy has changed its name to WestLight Energy. The organization’s new name reflects a spirit of optimism and progress as they continue working with our community to build a cleaner, more sustainable future.
New name, same great service
WestLight Energy is continuing their mission to provide clean, reliable electricity at a lower cost while supporting the communities they serve.
Looking ahead
As the organization marks 10 years of service, this new chapter reflects WestLight Energy’s ongoing commitment to providing clean energy at a lower cost and supporting our community every step of the way.
For the last 10 years, they’ve delivered clean electricity to customers like you across San Mateo County and Los Banos. Their name is changing, but their programs, rates, and commitment to our community stay the same.
Learn more and get started by clicking here.
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Thank you for Choosing Senior Coastsiders!
Thanks to your votes, we’ve been chosen as a recipient of the Envirotokens program by New Leaf Community Markets!
Use your own reusable bag to receive a wooden token worth10¢.
Just drop that token into the Senior Coastsiders slot to pay it forward! New Leaf tallies the tokens and converts the totals into a monthly donation! Thank you, New Leaf Community Markets! It’s a win-win!
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Upcoming Classes & Activities
(activities are free unless otherwise noted)
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Reminder to ALL class participants - Our classroom schedule is very tight so please do not linger after class and DO NOT enter a closed classroom or a classroom that is being rearranged by staff. In order to quickly change classroom set-ups, staff needs a room clear of participants.
Thank you for your cooperation!
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Chair Yoga - Tuesdays/Thursdays 1pm - 2pm (no class first Thursday of every month) Chair Yoga is for everybody. You do not have to stand, or get down on the floor or hold complex yoga postures. This is an accessible form of yoga for those who have limited mobility or flexibility or who are healing from an injury. You can even join us in your wheelchair. Wear comfortable clothing. $5/class - paid directly to instructor, Mitra.
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Functional Movement - Mondays/Fridays 10:30am - 11:30am This class includes mobility and strength to improve your movement for everyday life. Class includes exercises like squats, lunges, balance training, pushing and pulling movements like push ups, bicep curls, tricep extensions, deadlift, shoulder presses, back rows, planks and more! We use body weight training in addition to bands, and weights. Please bring a mat and a set of hand weights. Class is offered in-person and virtually. You must be registered in My Senior Center and My Active Center to access the Zoom class. $10/class - paid directly to instructor, Kerri
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Parkinson's Support Group – Wednesday, July 1, 2pm-3pm
The group is made up of those with Parkinson's and their family members and caregivers and provides a wonderful opportunity to share experiences and resources. This support group meets the first Wednesday of the month.
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Qigong - Tuesdays
1pm - 2pm
An ancient art that helps develop flexibility and balance. Class will be offered in-person and virtually. Cost is on a sliding scale, consult instructor Judy Pruzinsky at judy@judypruzinsky.com for details.
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Silver Swans Ballet Class - Mondays at Pack Dance Studio,
No classes - Summer Break
Taught by Leigh Ann Koelsch, ballet teacher for over 30 years, this class offers graceful, low impact movement designed especially for older adults. $10/class - paid at the Senior Coastsiders office. Must sign up in advance by calling 650-726-9056.
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Wise Woman Yoga - Tuesday 11am - 12:30pm
This class focuses on yoga practices for bone building, the pelvic floor, stiff joints, insomnia and hot flashes. LindaGrace has collected or created practices to bring strength and flexibility to the spine; to balance the endocrine system; to soothe and cool the nervous system and to focus the mind. Each class includes relaxation to promote a good night’s sleep. New students need to contact LindaGrace prior to attending at wisewomanyoga3@gmail.com. Class is offered in-person and virtually. You must be registered in My Senior Center and My Active Center to access the Zoom class. $5/class - paid directly to instructor, LindaGrace
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Everyday Strength - Wednesdays 2pm - 2:50pm Build strength, stability, and confidence in this energizing class designed to support your everyday life. Using bands, light weights, and bodyweight exercises, you’ll improve core strength, balance, flexibility, and mobility—while gentle cardio and mindful movement boost energy, reduce stress, and leave you feeling refreshed. $10/class - paid directly to instructor, Tiffany.
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Gentle Yoga - Mondays 8:45am - 10:15am
Composed of vibrant, active seniors who wish to develop strength and maintain mobility and flexibility. Students should be comfortable getting up and down from the floor and will also use chairs and other tools to further practice. Class is offered in-person and virtually. New students need to contact LindaGrace prior to attending at wisewomanyoga3@gmail.com. You must be registered in My Senior Center and My Active Center to access the Zoom class. $5/class - paid directly to instructor, LindaGrace
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Line Dancing - Fridays 9:15am - 10:15am
Join in for some casual and fun line dancing! This class is geared toward beginners. Class meets in the sunroom.
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Parkinson's Exercise Class – Wednesdays, 1pm - 2pm
This exercise class is for individuals with Parkinson’s Disease and is designed to delay symptoms. Students go through a series of exercises that are adjusted to individual needs and are both challenging and fun. $10/class - paid directly to instructor, Jetta
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Pilates Fusion - Tuesdays/Thursdays 9:30am - 10:30am
Builds core strength and stability using a mat, towel, roller, small ball, bands, floorwork and barre work. If you have them, please bring a mat, roller, and towel. Class will be offered in-person and virtually. You must be registered in My Senior Center and My Active Center to access the Zoom class. Class cost is $10/class - paid directly to instructor, Kerri
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Rosen Movement - Wednesdays 10:30am - 11:30am
Weekly one hour classes are held at the center using fluid motion to increase joint mobility and flexibility. Donation based: $0-$5/class- paid directly to instructor, Jetta.
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Silver Steppers Tap Dance Class -
Wednesdays at Pack Dance Studio,
10am-11am, July 1 - August 5
Taught by Shely Pack-Manning, well-known dance educator for over 50 years, this is an upbeat tap class that blends rhythm, coordination, and plenty of fun. Tap shoes are recommended but not required. $10/class or $50 for the 6-week series - paid at the Senior Coastsiders office. Must sign up in advance by calling 650-726-9056.
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Card Making with Cindy McCool- Thursday, July 2, 12:30-2:30pm
Learn new techniques to refine your skills and enjoy creating seasonal cards the first Thursday of the month. This class is free of charge and priority is given to those age 60 or older. Students should have their own basic tool kit but the remaining supplies will be provided by the instructor. Must sign up in advance by calling 650-726-9056.
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Half Moon Bay Library at Senior Coastsiders – Wednesday,
July 15, 12pm
Library staff will be in the Senior Coastsiders Dining Room during our birthday celebration. Swing by the table to check out and return books and see what's new at the library!
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International Lunch in the Dining Room – Wednesday,
July 8, 12pm
Celebrating Argentina's independence from Spain in 1816. We are serving Chicken Chimichurri.
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Live Music!
Who doesn’t love a little live music? We have live music in the dining room during lunch throughout the month.
- Peter Master: piano: Tue. 7/7
- Light House String Band: Wed. 7/8
- Vocalist Tina & Guitarist Harry: Wed. 7/15
- Blue City Jazz: Thu. 7/23
- Mike McCall: Spanish guitar: Fri. 7/24
- Sister Line with Hazel and Joanna: Tue. 7/28
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Mystery Book Club – Wednesday, July 1,
12pm-1pm
July Book: The Woman in Suite 11, by Ruth Ware. For more information contact Vaughn Harrison at vaughnharrison@yahoo.com. Copies of the book are available at the San Mateo County libraries and Senior Coastsiders.
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Drop-In Arts & Craft Groups - Mondays,
1pm - 3:30pm
Bring your own projects and enjoy the company of your fellow crafters.
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Coastal Arts League Collage Class – Fridays, 1pm-2:30pm.
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Acrylic Art Class, July 17: taught by coastal artist and volunteer, Pattie Appel.
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Contour Drawing with Water Color, July 24 taught by coastal artist and volunteer, Laura Mchugh.
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Drop-in Art: July 31, bring your own projects and supplies to make art without formal instruction. Share your work and techniques with other artists!
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Matinee Movie – 3:00pm
Chinese language movie: July 6
English language movie: July 20
Join us for a fun afternoon screening of favorite movies. We show a different movie every month! Call the office or stop by Senior Coastsiders to learn about this month’s presentation. Popcorn and refreshments provided!
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Rhythms with Richard – Monday, July 13 and 27, 2pm-3pm.
Come find a comfortable rhythm with a drum or other percussion. Instruments provided, but bring what you have! Basic instructions & gentle guidance offered as well. Since everyone alive has a heartbeat, rhythm is built in! All are welcome, including beginners!
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Watercolor with Mary Kay Jolley – Wednesdays,
1:30pm-3:30pm
All levels are welcome. Class is offered in-person and virtually. You must be registered in My Senior Center and My Active Center to access the Zoom class. Class cost is $10/class - paid directly to instructor,
Mary Kay
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Singing Groups
Chinese Singing: Thursdays 11am - 12pm
Coastside Singers and Players: Mondays 12pm - 1:30pm
If you sing or play an instrument—ukulele, guitar, bass, etc.—join our group! We welcome all skill levels, enjoy all kinds of music, and most importantly, we have fun!
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Bridge Groups
Casual Bridge - Mondays 1pm - 3:30pm
Duplicate Bridge - Fridays
11:45am - 2:45pm
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Computer Tutoring With Volunteer Digital Navigators
Come in and troubleshoot or learn how to better use your computer or smart phone! Appointments required. Call 650-726-9056 or visit the Senior Coastsiders office to schedule.
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Learn English through Singing – Thursdays, 3pm - 4:30pm
Join our Chinese Community Liaison, Kiki Wolfeld, for a fun and interactive English-learning session through singing and music!
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Mahjong
Western Mahjong - Tuesdays from 2pm - 3:45pm. Please contact Wendy Rudisill at wendywrudisill@gmail.com for more information
Chinese Mahjong - Fridays from 12pm - 2:30pm. Please contact Elizabeth Susskind at elizabeth.susskind@gmail.com for more information
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Canasta - Tuesdays 2:15pm - 4pm
Canasta is a rummy-style card game, typically played with four players in two partnerships, using two decks of cards. Interested in playing or have questions? Please contact group lead, Meg Redden - redden.meg@gmail.com
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Improve Your Memory With Puzzles – Tuesdays, 1pm - 2:30pm
Did you know that playing numbers games can help your memory? Join us every Tuesday to solve Sudoku and KenKen puzzles and keep those gray cells firing! All levels welcome! Never worked with Sudoku or KenKen? We can teach you!
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Trivia for Boomers – Thursday, July 23,
1pm - 2pm
Trivia for Boomers with Larry De Young is a team game. The quiz includes 30 questions on custom slides. Slides use multimedia and cover topics famliar to boomers, including history, movies, geography, pop culture, literature, and more! There are lots of laughs and lots of fun!
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Community Garden
Our community garden is thriving and open for all to enjoy! For now, garden beds are limited to vegetables to focus on growing nourishing food. Feel free to harvest what you can eat. To join the Garden Group or plant your own veggies, contact Rose at rhernandez@seniorcoastsiders.org
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Grief Support Group - Thursday, July 9, 1pm - 2:30pm.
Join Mission Hospice & Home Care for compassionate conversations around grief and healing after the death of a loved one. This is a safe place to share, listen, and heal at your own pace.
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Senior's Dinner Club at It's Italia – Thursday, July 9, 5pm
Enjoy a three-course seasonal menu designed by Chef Maile del Fierro for a set price of $30. Beverages and gratuity are not included, so please remember to tip your server! Payment and reservation to be made with the Senior Coastsiders office. Space is limited to the first 10 people, aged 65 or older, who sign up and pay each month.
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Pet Buddy Program
Senior Coastsiders Pet Buddy Program provides support services for seniors and their pets. Volunteers can help with temporary dog walking, in home cat care, medication assistance, transportation to the vet, and more! The program also provides pet food, cat litter, and some financial reimbursements towards pet expenses.
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Did you know that in addition to congregate dining and home delivered meals, Senior Coastsiders provides ongoing information and assistance including referrals and care management? Information on a variety of services is available to respond to the diverse needs and interests of older adults and adults with disabilities, enhance their dignity, support their independence, and encourage their involvement in the community. A care manager is available on staff to consult, advise, and assist older adults and adults with disabilities with the issues they may face. Check with the Senior Coastsiders office for more information.
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Donate Your Car to Senior Coastsiders
Do you have an old car just taking up space? Wish you had a way of easily donating it? You’re in luck! Charitable Adult Rides and Services (CARS) makes donating your car easy. They take care of everything from the pick-up and sale to sending you the donation receipt and necessary tax documents. To make it even better, Senior Coastsiders receives a donation for every car you donate! To donate, go to: www.seniorcoastsiders.org or call 855-500-7433.Thank you!
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Get Free or Low-Cost Museum Entry With Your EBT Card!
Did you know that you can get free or low-cost admittance to several Bay Area museums if you receive food assistance? If you participate in the CalFresh program (food stamps, SNAP), you can access free or reduced admission through the Museums for All program. All you have to do is show your EBT card (the card you receive your benefits funds on) and a valid ID. Participating museums include the de Young Museum, the Exploratorium, Filoli HIstoric House & Garden, and many more. For more information and a list of participating museums, visit: museums4all.org
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Got Wheels Program Update
The Got Wheels program and waitlist has reached full capacity. If you have already submitted a completed application, you are on the waitlist and will be contacted at the email address on your form when enrollment reopens. They are no longer able to accept new applications at this time.
To ensure the long-term sustainability of this Measure K-funded program, participants will now receive up to two one-way rides (or one round-trip) per month. For questions or support, call 650-403-4300 or email gotwheels@pfso.org
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Senior Gateway is a one-stop website intended to provide seniors, their families, and caregivers with the information they need to connect to helpful services and resources, to find answers, and solve problems. Find information on such topics as:
- Avoiding and Reporting Abuse & Neglect
- Preventing Fraud, Financial Abuse & Common Scams
- Health Care Information
- Your Rights
Check it out at seniors.insurance.ca.gov
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San Mateo County Transit District
Get your copy of The Senior Mobility Guide, a brochure that provides information about free or low-cost transportation options for older people in San Mateo County. The Guide includes information about driver safety, shuttles, public transportation, walking, and other mobility topics beneficial to seniors, veterans, people with disabilities who prefer not to drive, are unable to drive, or want to be prepared for “what if’s” and future transition. Even for those who are currently able to drive, driving abilities may be affected temporarily or long term by unexpected illness, injury, or surgery. Advance awareness of available options will help lessen the impact on your mobility and independence.
English, Spanish and Chinese editions of the Senior Mobility Guide are available. Copies of the guide can be picked up at Senior Coastsiders or by calling the Transit District’s Customer Service at 800-660-4287 to request a copy or online at www.samtrans.com/rider-info/seniors.
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Did you know that age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss, affecting an estimated 20 million people in the United States alone? This condition impacts the macula—the part of the eye responsible for sharp, central vision—making everyday activities like reading, driving, and recognizing faces more difficult. Common symptoms include blurred or distorted vision, dark or empty areas in the center of sight, and difficulty seeing in low light. While AMD does not cause complete blindness, early detection and support can make a meaningful difference.
For reliable information, resources, and support, visit the American Macular Degeneration Foundation at
www.macular.org
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Pet Loss Support Group: 2nd Thursday of every month, 7-8pm
It’s natural to feel grief, sadness, or depression when your companion animal dies. Led by a professional counselor, the Peninsula Humane Society and SPCA hold a monthly support group to help work though the emotions. Some people come only once or twice, some come several times. No need to RSVP. Email Brian Probst at BProbst@PHS-SPCA.org to get the Zoom link and more information.
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NASA-Ames Jazz Band: July 12, 4:00pm, $20 in advance,
$25 at the door
Enjoy out-of-this world jazz, blues and swing music performed by the NASA-Ames Jazz Band. A 17-piece big band comprised of musicians from the NASA Ames Research Center community and the Coastside who play to enthusiastic audiences at clubs, dances and festivals in the Bay Area.
Buy tickets here.
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SamTrans: Connect Bay Area Local Investment Plan
This November there could be a regional transit measure on the ballot. If it qualifies and passes, approximately $50 million will come to SamTrans every year for 14 years for public transit purposes. SamTrans wants to hear your priorities for how these funds should be spent in San Mateo County. Take the survey here.
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Make a Splash this Summer - Adult Coastside Aquatics Center is offering fun, supportive swimming lessons for adults this summer. The details are below.
- Two-week sessions (Mon–Thu): June 22–July 2 • July 6–16 • July 20–30
- Times: Beginning (Adults) 2:00–2:30 PM • Intermediate 1:15–1:45 PM
- Location: Half Moon Bay High School Pool, 1 Lewis Foster Dr.
- Eight 30-minute lessons: $55
No locker rooms—arrive in your swimsuit and bring a towel. Build confidence, improve technique, and enjoy the water!
Register here.
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Coastside Hope Food Pantry and Wednesday Dinner
In partnership with Table of Plenty, enjoy a ready-to-eat meal on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. Food Pantry is avalaible Mon-Fri, 8:30-5:00pm (Wed: 1:00-6:00pm) at Coastside Hope, 248 Main St, HMB. 650-726-9071. Find out more at: www.coastsidehope.org.
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Grocery Distribution at The Ted Adcock Center:
July 9 and 23, 3 - 5pm
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley distributes free groceries to those in need every month at The Ted Adcock Center, located at 535 Kelly Avenue in Half Moon Bay. Bring a cart or wagon to carry your groceries. You will choose and bag your own food.
Need a ride? Call us at 650-726-9056 at least 24 hours in advance to book a seat in our van (subject to availability).
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Coastside Land Trust: Walking Tour of the Purissima Old Town Site:
July 25, 10am-12pm and 1-3pm $16.74
Enjoy a docent-led tour of the historic Purissima Old Town Site, one of the Coastside’s earliest settlements - now vanished. Discover the stories of the people who once lived here while exploring the native flora and fauna that thrive in this unique landscape.
Register and buy tickets here.
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Once Upon A Mattress: July 24 - August 16
This wildly funny spin on The Princess and the Pea turns fairy tale traditions upside down with a feisty princess, a tongue-tied prince and a kingdom full of unforgettable characters. Filled with raucous, romantic and heartfelt songs, Once Upon A Mattress is a whimsical romp that delivers royal-sized laughs and proves that happily ever after is never quite what you expect.
The first Saturday performance, July 25, will be the Family Royal Ball Performance! Wear your best Prince or Princess outfit and have your picture taken on the royal throne with your favorite character!
Buy tickets here.
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Age Up Summer Camp for San Mateo County Adults 50+
Summer camp isn’t just for kids! This day camp for San Mateo County adults 50+ offers new adventures – hands-on workshops, outdoor experiences, and skill-building classes – all for the fun of it. It’s the perfect opportunity to try something different, meet new people, and check things off your bucket list.
Activities span topics as diverse as Bee Keeping, Chocolate Truffle Making, Goat Yoga, Horseback Riding and so much more! Summer Camp runs from June through August. Explore the catalog and register for activities by going to the camp website.
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