Cambridge Center for Adult Education
The Cambridge Center is a non-profit organization that has offered quality education for adults for 64 years in Harvard Square. Our program is for people who want to explore new educational areas and develop their abilities, for personal and professional reasons, for a reasonable investment of time and money, in a friendly yet challenging atmosphere. Reduced rates for the over 65 student. http://www.ccae.org/
Elderhostel
Elderhostel is America’s first and the world’s largest educational travel organization providing adventures in lifelong learning for adults 55 and over. http://www.roadscholar.org/
MBTA
Reduced fares on all MBTA service with a Senior Citizen ID card is available for persons age 65 and over. These cards may be obtained for fifty cents from the Senior and Access Pass Program Office located at Back Bay Station. Subway service at most stations is 35 cents and regular local bus service is 25 cents. For more information call 617-222-5438. For frequent riders, the monthly Senior/Transportation Access Program (TAP) Pass is $16.
Never Too Late Group at the Central Library: Thursdays at 2:00 p.m. in Commonwealth Salon
The Never Too Late Group is one of the country’s oldest, continuously running groups for seniors. For over 60 years, it has provided a setting for seniors to gather together and enjoy with their friends a wide variety of unique programs that are entertaining and culturally enriching.
Programs are held year-round in the Commonwealth Salon on Thursdays at 2:00 pm. A typical month consists of classic and contemporary films, live musical performances, and author or lecture talks about various topics, especially on Boston or Massachusetts history.
Never Too Late programs are sponsored by the Saquish Foundation. To receive regular program updates, please subscribe to the Never Too Late mailing list.http://www.bpl.org/programs/ntlg.htm