Senior Center
Founded in 1971, St. Anthony’s multi-purpose Senior Center offers services and activities in several program areas to anyone 55 years of age and older. It is conveniently located a few blocks from the Dart #8 bus route and only 8 blocks from the I-95 exit at Delaware Avenue.
Who Is This For?
The Senior Center is for adults who want to stay active, social, and engaged.
This space is a great fit if you:
- Are 55+ and enjoy getting out of the house
- Like staying active through fitness classes, games, or group activities
- Want to meet new people and be part of a community
- Enjoy learning new skills, exploring hobbies, or trying new experiences
- Are comfortable participating independently in a community setting
If you’re unsure whether the Senior Center is a good fit, our staff are happy to answer questions and help you decide.
Programs & Activities
Offerings may include:
- Fitness and wellness classes
- Social events, clubs, and group activities
- Educational workshops and lifelong learning opportunities
- Arts, culture, games, and enrichment programs
- Congregate meals and social dining opportunities for eligible participants
- Special events, trips, and guest speakers
Programs, schedules, and meals may change throughout the year based on availability, funding, and community interest.
What to Expect
The Senior Center is a shared community space built on mutual respect. Participants are expected to follow Center policies, safety guidelines, and our Code of Conduct so that everyone can enjoy a positive experience.
Before joining, all participants complete a simple intake process. Some programs and services, including the congregate meal program, have additional eligibility requirements.
Join the Community
Becoming part of the Senior Center is easy—and there’s no pressure to commit before you see what we’re all about.
We encourage new visitors to stop by, take a tour, or try a class to see if the Senior Center is the right fit for you.
Try Us First
- First-time visitors are welcome to explore the Center
- Join us for a class, activity, or event before becoming a member
- Take a guided tour and meet our staff
- Ask questions, check out the space, and see what interests you
There’s no obligation—just a chance to see what we offer and how it feels.
Membership & Fees
Membership helps support the programs, activities, and services that make the Senior Center a welcoming place for everyone.
- Annual Membership Fee: $35 per year
- Memberships run on a calendar year
- New members who join later in the year may be prorated
- Payment plans are available upon request
Some programs, trips, classes, and special events may have additional fees, which will always be shared in advance.
Participation in the congregate meal program may require additional forms and eligibility verification based on funding requirements.
Ready When You Are
When you’re ready to join:
- Complete the Participant Intake & Required Forms Packet
- Review the Participant Handbook (FY 2026)
- Submit your membership fee via cash or check at the center, checks may be made out to St. Anthony Senior Center
Whether you’re ready to jump in or just want to check things out, we’re glad you’re here—and we hope you’ll stop by soon.
Getting Started:
- Participant Handbook (FY 2026) – Participant Handbook
- Participant Intake & Required Forms Packet – Intake Packet
These resources explain what we offer, how the Center operates, and what you can expect when you participate.
Inclusive, Accessible, and Community-Driven
We welcome adults from all backgrounds and strive to make our programs accessible and inclusive.
Just a reminder:
The Senior Center isn’t about slowing down—it’s about staying connected, trying new things, and enjoying community. If you’re looking for a place that values independence, curiosity, and connection, we invite you to join us.
All of St. Anthony Community Center’s Senior Center Activities and Events are handicap accessible.
Title VI Notice
Your Rights Under Title VI
St. Anthony Senior Center operates its program and services with no regard to race, color, or national origin in accordance with Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Any person who believes that he or she has been aggrieved by any unlawful discriminatory practice covered under Title VI may file a complaint with our agency.
Any such compliant must be in writing and filed with this agency within 180 days following the date of the alleged discriminatory occurrence.
Form information on our nondiscrimination obligations or how to file a complaint, please contact St. Anthony Senior Center by any of the methods listed below.
Attention: Lindsay Draper
St. Anthony Senior Center
Address:
1703 West 10th Street
Wilmington, DE 19805
Phone: 302-421-3735
Fax: 302-421-3725
Email: seniors@stanthonycenter.org
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Title VI Procedures for Handling and Reporting Investigations/Complaints and Lawsuits
1703 West 10th Street
Wilmington, DE 19805
Phone: (302) 421-3735
Fax: (302) 421-3725
E-mail: seniors@stanthonycenter.org
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Hours of Operation:
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday:
8am – 4pm
Tuesday:
8am – 8pm
Thursday:
8am – 5pm
Contact:
Lindsay Draper
Senior Center Director
