Find Your People. Discover Something New. Stay Connected.
Everyone deserves a place where they feel welcome, valued, and part of something bigger. Across Lackawanna County, community hubs bring people together through activities, shared experiences, helpful resources, and opportunities to build lasting relationships.
Whether you’re looking to meet new friends, try a new hobby, enjoy a meal with others, learn something new, or find support navigating life’s changes, there’s a place for you.
- Social Connection: Meet neighbors, make friends, and enjoy time together.
- Health and Wellness: Explore activities that support physical health, emotional well-being, and healthy aging.
- Learning and Discovery: Try a new hobby, develop a skill, or discover an interest you’ve always wanted to pursue.
- Community Resources: Learn about programs, services, and local organizations that can help you navigate everyday needs.
- Purpose and Participation: Share your talents, contribute your experience, volunteer, and play an active role in your community.

Scranton Jewish Community Center
The Scranton Jewish Community Center (JCC) offers older adults opportunities to stay active, explore new interests, and build meaningful connections. From fitness and wellness classes to Mahjong, book clubs, social gatherings, and the Morris Mertz Wellness Café, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Open to all, the JCC provides a welcoming space where older adults can connect with friends, meet new people, and stay engaged in the community.
Location: 601 Jefferson Avenue, Scranton, PA | 570.346.6595
Learn more: scrantonjcc.org/adults-seniors

The Greenhouse Project
Looking to try something new, get moving, or connect with others? The Greenhouse Project’s Outdoor & Active Older Adults (OAOA) program offers year-round opportunities for adults to stay active, explore new interests, and build meaningful connections. From guided nature walks and kayaking to yoga, gardening, creative workshops, and wellness activities, there are plenty of ways to learn, grow, and enjoy new experiences. Many programs are offered free to Lackawanna County residents ages 55 and older, making it easier to stay engaged and discover something new.
Location: 200 Arthur Avenue, Scranton, PA | 570.344.9186
Learn more: scrantongreenhouse.org/oaoa