Online & Local Events

Join "Moving With Milly" for a low-impact online exercise class that enhances your balance and strengthens your body.

Join this 45-minute beginner class to work on your balance and agility and help prevent falls.

In AARP’s Smart DriverTEK workshop, learn how the latest technology can make driving safer and easier.

This class is the third in a four-part online series examining the little-known stories of some of America’s grandest museums.

Try this online mindful movement workout if you are looking for new ways to take care of yourself and improve your physical and mental health.

In this Monday class during October, find out how exercise can help you increase bone density and protect yourself against osteopenia and osteoporosis.

This standing Pilates class will focus on enhancing joint mobility and improving balance.

View a documentary about the man who inspired the creation of LGBT history month, followed by a conversation with him.

This love story, which took 50 years to tell, explores the romantic relationship between John Lennon and his Chinese-American assistant May Pang.

Location: Bagel Café & Deli, 1127 North Ave, Burlington, VT 05408 Join AARP VT and the City of Burlington for a free cup of coffee and get the latest scoop on what’s happening on the housing front.  We will be hosting a series of coffee chats in neighborhoods around Burlington to discuss benefits of and opportunities for “missing middle housing.” We will discuss ways we can encourage a diverse range of housing choices in a walkable context, such as duplexes, fourplexes, and small multiplexes that are compatible with single-family homes in existing neighborhoods.

Start the morning with an energetic home workout emphasizing mindful movement led by health educator Jerri Haslem.

Try an entry-level online Nia class for a mind/body workout that fuses dance moves with gentle aerobics, tai chi and yoga.

This virtual yoga class offers an introduction to gentle yoga and meditation.

There’s been a huge uptick in calls and mail from companies strong-arming older adults to purchase these agreements for everything from cars to furniture.