Blount Seniors

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  • BLOG
  • HEALTH & MEDICAL
    • Clinics / Providers
    • Chiropractic
    • Dental / Oral
    • Eye Care
    • Hearing
    • Home Health / Hospice
    • Hospitals
    • Mental Health
    • Pharmacy / Equipment
    • Physical & Occupational Therapy
    • Wellness
  • PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
    • Banking
    • Funeral / Final Planning
    • Legal / Elder Law
    • Medicare Services
    • Wealth Management
  • LIVING ASSISTANCE
    • Assisted / Independent Living Long Term Care
    • Home Cleaning
    • Mobility
    • Personal / Home Care
    • Aging in Place
  • RESOURCES
    • COMMUNITY RESOURCES

Activities, Education & Recreation

This is a partial listing of activities and recreational opportunities for our 50+ population in Blount County. Please call the listed resource for current information on programs, activities, and fees.  Some churches also offer senior fitness classes and activities for people in the community.  For your convenience, you can click the resource name and go to the website.
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Everett Senior Center
AARP
866-295-7274

Meets on fourth Tuesday of each month at noon at Everett Senior Center.   Activities include community service projects, educational programs, scholarships, and social gatherings.

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ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION EXERCISE PROGRAMS
865-470-7909
Life Improvement Series classes are offered at locations throughout East TN. Aquatic and floor exercises, Tai Chi, Walk With Ease programs are all designed specifically for persons with arthritis and related conditions but anyone is welcome.​
BLOUNT CO HISTORICAL MUSEUM
865-454-4256

1006 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Maryville  37804
Model railroad display.  Free admission.
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BLOUNT COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
865-982-0981

508 N Cusick St, Maryville
Activities, events, computer classes, art exhibits and more are available seven days per week.  Library tours may be scheduled.
BLOUNT MEMORIAL MEDICAL FITNESS CENTER
977-5636

907 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway, Maryville, 37804
Supervised exercise for people living with chronic disease or who simply prefer coaching.  Access to state-of-the-art exercise equipment.  Educational as well as group strength classes. Physician referral required. A voluntary, self-pay program. Call for details.​
BLOUNT MEMORIAL WELLNESS CENTERS
A variety of group exercise classes with a focus on fitness and health, including aqua classes. Special programs and discounted memberships for seniors.
CHEROKEE  865-238-6091 1412 Sevierville Rd, Maryville, 
SPRINGBROOK  865-980-7100 220 Associates Blvd, Alcoa
EVERETT SENIOR CENTER
865-983-9422

702 Burchfield St, Maryville, 37804
Multi-purpose senior center offering recreation and leisure programs including dances, billiards, art classes, quilting and poetry groups, potlucks, day tours, card playing, duplicate bridge, exercise programs and a walking group. 
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GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK
865-436-1200
107 Park Headquarters Rd, Gatlinburg, 37738
For visitor information call for recorded message.  Also check the website for information on park programs and services.

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LITTLE RIVER TRADING COMPANY
865-681-4141
2408 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Maryville, TN 37804
Outdoor event and activity events. Check the website or Facebook for upcoming events.

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. COMMUNITY CENTER
865-983-1954

209 E Franklin St, Alcoa, 37701
Multi-purpose center offers a variety of activities for all ages.  Special activities for seniors.  Facility can be rented for events. Call for information.
MARYVILLE TAI CHI
865-379-9997

115 E Broadway, Maryville  37801
Group classes provide gentle exercise and help students with a variety of health benefits for those with arthritis, diabetes, and stress-related issues.   


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NATIONAL PARK PASS
888-275-8747

Offers lifetime entrance to most national parks, TVA campgrounds, and other recreation areas that have fees and discounts on some facilities and services for those 62 and older. Disabled persons can get an
Access Pass for free with proof of medically determined permanent disability.  Call for list of locations and how to purchase or go to website.
OLYMPIA ATHLETIC CLUB
984-8300
398 Olympia Dr, Maryville, 37804
Group fitness classes for special conditioning needs of senior adults to increase muscular strength and range of motion. Call for information on classes and special membership rates for seniors.  ​
 PLANET FITNESS
865-268-8506

Whether you’re a first-time gym user or a veteran member, we’re here to provide a workout environment in which anyone - and everyone - can be comfortable.

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SENIOR OLYMPICS EAST TENNESSEE DISTRICT
865-453-5441

200 Gary Wade Blvd, Sevierville, 37862
Olympic-style competition for adults age 50+.  Sports include golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, basketball, track and field and others. District events held each spring; winners qualify for state competition. Preregistration required.​
SMITHVIEW PAVILION & LIFE EVENT CENTER
865-379-1860

627 Smithview Dr, Maryville
Available for rent for family gatherings, receptions, meetings and corporate events. Kitchen, ample parking. 

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SMOKY MOUNTAIN VISITORS BUREAU TOWNSEND VISITORS CENTER
865-448-6134
7906 E Lamar Alexander Pkwy, Townsend, 37882
Call for information on the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and other tourist and recreational opportunities in Townsend and Blount County.
SOCIAL MEDIA 4 SENIORS
865-437-6556

Social Media 4 Seniors exists to help seniors in retirement communities, independent living communities, senior centers, and in their own homes, keep their connections with family and friends alive by teaching them how to use social media, through the use of mobile devices or computers.   ​​
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