1720 Keller Springs Road
Carrollton, TX 75006
Phone: 972-466-4850
Fax: 972-466-4854

Monday, Wednesday & Friday - 7 am to 5 pm      
Tuesday - 7 am to 7:30 pm
Thursday - 7 am to 9:30 pm
Saturday - 9 am to 1 pm
Sunday - Closed  

The 22,500 square-foot facility consists of a large ballroom with a wood dance floor, picture windows overlooking the lake and wetlands, meeting rooms, exercise and fitness rooms, and administrative offices, as well as boardwalk piers on the lake and a hiking/biking trail.

The Center offers a variety of weekly leisure activities and monthly programs for senior adults ages 50+, including senior athletic opportunities, educational classes and seminars, and monthly luncheons. Most activities and programs are free or have a minimal charge. 

Short Facility Survey

Short Activity/Class Survey

Annual memberships are valid one year from purchase date. One membership is required for each person. Proof of residency and age is required. Farmers Branch residents are same price as Carrollton residents. Farmers Branch Senior Center treats Carrollton citizens as residents. Click here for membership packet.

Daily admission will be granted to residents (proof of residency required) and non-residents, and allows access to the entire facility for the day purchased. Guest passes are for first time visitors only, applicable upon their first visit. 

Senior Activities and Classes are now included in Leisure Connections. 

 Daily Activities

Monthly Activities

Monthly luncheons are held on the third Thursday every month at 11 am, $4 per person.

Free Monthly Movie is held the third Monday of each month. Refreshments are served.

Join "SOT"(Seniors on Tour) to discover the exciting places Carrollton and the State of Texas have to offer. Outings always include much laughter, a stop for lunch and occasionally an overnight stay. Trips are always escorted by a Senior Center staff member.

Travel with "Out to Lunch" for outings to a new restaurant the second Friday each month for only $3 plus your meal.

The Senior Advisory Council sponsors a Hot Dog Day the second Wednesday of each month. $2 buys a hot dog with all the fixins', chips, drink and dessert.

 Thursday Night Dances

7 to 9:30 pm, $5 per person
Dance class 6 to 6:55 pm, Free with paid admission
Live band each week and free refreshments served during break
Free refreshments served during break
Must be 50+ or accompanied by 50+

DAte	BAND
Progressive Double Step - August dance lessons
August 9	City Lights - Country & Western
August 16	DFW Music - Ballroom/Variety
August 23	High Caliber - Country & Western
August 30	New American Sound - Ballroom/Variety
Mambo - September dance lessons
September 6	Doc Gibbs - Variety
September 13	City Lights - Country Western
September 20	DFW Music Makers - Ballroom/Variety
September 27	High Caliber - Country Western
East Coast Swing - October dance lessons
October 4		Doc Gibbs - Variety
October 11		City Lights - Country Western
October 18		DFW Music Makers - Ballroom/Variety
October 25		High Caliber - Country Western

Dance Instructor - Dave Power 

Dance Club Officers are Joe Yeargan - President, Lynda Avon-Munoz - Vice president, Mary Lou Vann - Secretary, Matt Karimi - Treasurer

Health & Fitness

Enjoy yoga, walking, Tai Chi, stretch and aerobic classes and more. Our fitness room has six treadmills, five recumbent bicycles, three elliptical trainers, a rowing machine and weight machines for all the muscle groups, including free weights.

Personal Trainer Info 

Helpful Information

• Facility rental application form
• Refund Policy
• Severe weather public safety information
• Map to facility

Senior Advisory Council

Senior Advisory Council members are Jim Rogers - President, Jesse Alvarado - Vice President, Nancy Tiegreen- Secretary, Jean Litzler  - Treasurer, Wanda Bell - Welfare Liaisons, Charles Smith, Marsha Day, and Greta Filoravanti

The Senior Advisory Council meets the first Tuesday of each month at 11 am.

The purpose of this Council is:

• To act in an advisory capacity to the City of Carrollton Parks and Recreation Department and the Leisure Services staff
• To work toward improvement of the senior facilities and services such as the Senior Center, transportation, senior contact and assistance and other items of senior interest
• To encourage cooperation and interaction with other senior organizations
• To act as a forum for the discussion of issues raised by seniors
• To encourage all seniors to take an active interest and to participate in the programs and activities of the center
• To make the center a place of learning, activity, friendship and entertainment
• To publicize the activities of the center and aggressively recruit and welcome all eligible citizens of the community to the center

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