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Let's Spend the Night Together! AARP is throwing a FREE Rolling Stones pre-party for their show at MetLife! If you are an AARP Member, you get early access. Come celebrate the Stones and the 50th anniversary of The Stone Pony with Marc Ribler – LIVE in concert on Saturday, May 25th. Show us your AARP card or AARP Now App at the door and get in 30 minutes early to this rare free event at the Pony! To learn more about Marc Ribler, visit www.marcribler.com.

AARP Wyoming and Senior Planet, the flagship program of Older Adult Services (OATS) will host a series of online technology courses this summer. The classes move at a moderate pace so anyone can follow along, says Senior Planet trainer Johnny Hernandez.

Scammers and identity thieves will stop at nothing to steal personal information and money from their victims - even digging through trash. That's why shredding your documents with sensitive information is a recommended practice.

Cycling is a great way to exercise as you age. It has low impact, helps improve balance and burns calories.

Germaine St. John, 89, recalls “feeling pretty sorry for myself” in March 2020 as COVID-19 shutdowns took effect and isolation set in.

AARP South Carolina's virtual cooking class series features Greenville-based chef Veera Gaul, who is a proponent of heart-healthy Mediterranean-style food plans. The next class is Thursday, May 23.

The first person had $501,000 stolen in the scheme. The next one was defrauded out of $150,000, and the third lost $129,000.

Stop by Charleston’s Capitol Market for James Beard nominee chef Paul Smith “Let’s Get Cooking” demonstrations, starting on Thursday, May 16.

Twice a week during the summer, hundreds of people are expected to flock once again to the Detroit Riverfront to enjoy the outdoors, exercise and see friends, as part of a free walking program for residents age 50-plus.