AARP Rhode Island

We’re thrilled to announce that AARP VI is back for the highly anticipated 27th Annual Bordeaux Farmers Agricultural & Cultural Vegan Food Fair, taking place on January 17-18, 2026! This year marks our fourth consecutive year proudly supporting Virgin Islands farmers, championing food security, and promoting sustainable living throughout our beautiful territory. This year's theme, “In Agriculture, Many Problems to Fix—Support VI Farmers 2026,” underscores the crucial role local agriculture plays in empowering our islands and securing a vibrant future for all generations.

As a wise friend and fierce defender, AARP South Dakota maintains a presence in Pierre during the annual legislative session to keep an eye on issues that are important to South Dakotans 50-plus and their families.

AARP Montana invites you to an informational series -- free on the phone or online.

AARP is teaming up with The Palace Theatre to offer you a bunch of toe-tapping musicals and fabulous performances for the 2025-2026 season!

As 2025 draws to a close, AARP Virgin Islands proudly celebrates a year of meaningful advocacy, delivering strong protection and support for older adults and their families. Through strategic collaboration with lawmakers and community partners, AARP VI advanced key legislation that enhances safety, health, and caregiving across the territory. “We need to ensure that our aging population can live their remaining years safely and with dignity,” said Troy De Chabert-Schuster, State Director, AARP VI. “This year’s legislative victories reflect our commitment to improving quality of life for older Virgin Islanders.”

Follow the journey of Patrick and Lenin below.

The Replica of the Vietnam War Memorial Comes to UH West Oahu Jan. 13 to Jan. 19

Transportation is vital to livable communities. Learn about recent work in Eugene to make streets safer.

Denise Fettig-Loftesnes of Bismarck is the recipient of the 2025 AARP Andrus Award for Community Service – AARP’s most prestigious volunteer award.

Albany, N.Y. – A new AARP report “The $31 Million Ratepayer Disadvantage - The Energy Rate Game Needs A Change” highlights one of several major flaws in how New York develops energy rates that has created a great disadvantage to residential ratepayers.