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Growing older actively

Here you will find a variety of leisure activities for senior citizens in Mainz and the current calendar of events "Active ageing" for download.

Under the "Active Aging" initiative, the state capital of Mainz offers a wide range of information and activities for senior citizens. Our goal is to enable our senior citizens to lead active and fulfilling lives. The City of Mainz serves as an organizer, partner, and platform for the diverse programs offered by church congregations, clubs, and associations.
We cordially invite you to become part of our community and actively participate in the wide range of activities on offer. Together, we’ll make aging in Mainz vibrant and full of variety! An overview of the offerings:

  • Senior Afternoons: Enjoy social afternoons with like-minded people and take part in a variety of programs.
  • Theater and Concert Events: Be inspired by cultural highlights and experience unforgettable performances.
  • Recreational Activities: Whether it’s dancing, gymnastics, or hiking—we offer numerous activities specifically tailored to the needs of older adults.
  • “Active Aging” Senior Events Calendar: This is published three times a year (on February 1, June 1, and October 1) and is available free of charge at the Große Bleiche Stadthaus, the Kaiserstraße Stadthaus, local administrative offices, the Anna Seghers Public Library, neighborhood libraries, and the Mainz Store.
  • Advice for Seniors: We’re here to offer you advice and practical assistance and to help you with your concerns.

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