Adults 50+

50+

We offer programs that are appropriate for all ages, but some are especially helpful for older adults. Whether you are learning a new technology, planning for retirement or exploring a creative hobby, we have something for you.

Programs for Adults 50+

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Book Group DIY Toolkit

Use our DIY Toolkit to help select titles and facilitate book group meetings.
Ducks in a Row Workshop

Ducks in a Row Workshops

Ducks in a Row is a workshop series where you can learn how to plan your end-of-life arrangements.
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Genealogy Appointments

Trace your family history with our free 1:1 appointments and genealogy resources.
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Next Chapter

We offer resources and programs for adults 50+ to learn how to age well and plan for retirement.
Resources for adults 50 plus

Resources for Adults 50+

Find community resources and organizations that offer programs for older adults.
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Seattle Writes

Explore free classes and workshops on creative writing and publishing.
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Technology for Beginners

If you are new to using computers or the internet, we can help. Come to your Library for a one-to-one Tech Help session, or attend one of our technology classes.
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Unique Collections

Discover our diverse and distinctive collections.

Your Next Five Books

Your Next 5 Books

Tell us a little bit about what you like to read and we'll email you a list of five books chosen just for you.
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Your Next Skill

Tell us what skill you want to learn and librarians are standing by to help you!

Upcoming Events

All Events for Adults 50+

Staff Picks for Adults 50 Plus

More Staff Lists for Adults 50+
Next Chapter: Grief (Fiction) Next Chapter: Grief (Nonfiction) Next Chapter: Caregiving (Fiction and Nonfiction) Next Chapter: Alzheimer's and Memory Loss Older Americans Month: Powered by Connection
Next Chapter: Grief (Fiction)
Next Chapter: Grief (Nonfiction)
Next Chapter: Caregiving (Fiction and Nonfiction)
Next Chapter: Alzheimer's and Memory Loss
Older Americans Month: Powered by Connection

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