Edit Ed Brown Center for Active Adults Senior Center Name: Address: City: County: State: -Select- Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Zip Code: Phone: Contact Name: Contact Email: Details: The Ed Brown Center for Active Adults (formerly the Joslyn Senior Center) was named after local community activist Ed Brown, who retired to Rancho Bernardo after a lengthy career in Corporate America. He and several others spearheaded the movement to build Rancho Bernardo Community Park with its Recreation Center and the building that now houses the Ed Brown Center and the Rancho Bernardo Tennis Club. The Center was completed in 1989 and renamed in Ed’s honor in 2009 to thank him for his generous support and his long-time commitment to our community. The mission of the Ed Brown Center for Active Adults is to continually strive to connect and engage the people of Inland North County by providing the highest quality of unique programs, services and recreational activities. We serve nearly 400 active members in addition to providing services for the community-at-large, and we plan to improve and expand these services in a fiscally responsible manner so that the Center will remain a vital part of Inland North County for years to come. The Ed Brown Center is a gathering place for those who wish to participate in a variety of activities - both active and sedentary. It’s a place to meet friends and share the experiences of a lifetime - a place that gives everyone a chance to stay healthy, active and connected to life. The Ed Brown Center for Active Adults - We’re Here for Good! Website: Membership Information: Your $65 Annual Membership Fee ($110 for a dual membership - two members in the same household) allows you access to: Social activities, including Play Readers Theater, the Singles Club, card games and the knitting group; Weekly Tea Dance every Monday afternoon; An extra (free) card at Friday Bingo; Free use of the Computer Lab (between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm); Reduced member prices on selected fee-based services; Free professional service consultations, including HICAP, legal and Hearing Education; Free subscription to the Explorer newsletter - delivered to your home (or email inbox) every month; Special programs and events throughout the year, including the monthly Brandeis Discussion Group, lifeMATTERS Symposia and the annual Health & Fitness Fair. Add a Class Pass ($125 per year per person) and attend any or all of the more than 20 classes we offer each week, Monday through Saturday: Adult Fitness; Arthritis & Balance; Boot Camp; Chair Yoga; Gentle Yoga; Hatha Yoga; Tai Chi; Tappercize; Watercolor/Drawing; Zumba Gold Services: Gentle Yoga; Qigong; Macular Degeneration Support Group; Dance Lesson; Tea Dance; Tappercize; Tai Chi; Adult Fitness; Witty Knitters; Canasta; Watercolor/Drawing; Hearing Education; Zumba Gold; Boot Camp; Arthritis/Balance; Hand & Foot Cards; Brandeis Discussion Group; Legal Consult; Bingo Age Requirements: Operation Time:
