In February, AARP in St. Louis will recognize African Americans who have made significant contributions to the motion picture industry.
Older Missourians can stay fit and have fun with AARP Missouri’s Moving It! online fitness classes.
Celebrate with joyful song this holiday season. AARP in St. Louis is teaming up with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra to offer AARP members and their guests the chance to purchase two tickets for the price of one to a seasonal favorite at Powell Hall (718 N. Grand Blvd.).
AARP Missouri is launching a virtual fitness program, Show-Me the Miles, in December. Participants will log the miles they walk, hike, cycle or run via an online form to track their progress.
Despite progress in the area of LGBTQ rights nationally, AARP is continuing to do its part to help eradicate misconceptions and discrimination that many people still face.
Four groups in Missouri received 2021 Community Challenge grants from AARP for projects to make their areas more livable.
Find out how to make your home a safer and more comfortable place to live as you age.
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AARP’s popular Driver Safety program is recruiting more local instructors.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, AARP has shifted entirely to digital events and programming. And AARP Missouri is recruiting volunteers who are comfortable using online platforms.
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