The Marlboro Senior Center attracts senior citizens from many sections of Brooklyn and with good reason. Under the tireless leadership of Roseanne DeGennaro, Director, the center has created an environment that naturally welcomes older adults no matter their age clients range from 60 to 99 and regardless of ethnic origin. Marlboro Senior Centers eclectic programming appeals to seniors who are Asian-, Russian-, Italian-, Hispanic-, and African-American they can all relate to the sentiments of friendship, mutual respect and unabashed happiness that resound within the center.

The educationally enriching and recreationally satisfying activities at the Marlboro Senior Center include:

• Art Classes
• Tai Chi & Exercise Classes
• Choral Group Practice
• Professional Folk Singing and Storytelling
• English as a Second Language Classes
• Arts and Crafts
• Line Dancing
• Trips to Cultural & Educational Attractions

Located in the Gravesend section of Brooklyn, at 2298 West 8th Street, Marlboro Senior Center is a magnet for older adults who want to imbue their lives with emotional and physical health.

Marlboro Senior Center is Funded by:

• City Council Member Domenic Recchia
• Assembly Members William Colton and Adele Cohen
• State Senator Carl Kruger