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AARP Days Return to New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill This September

AARP Days at New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill are coming back later this summer! Enjoy free admission for you and up to five guests on three days in September. Explore over 17 unique gardens, a gift shop, and more.

Family Caregiver Coffee & Conversation: Find Support. Share Your Story. Feel Heard.

Are you caring for an older loved one? Join us for a 30-minute conversation to share your story, connect with others, and help shape the support caregivers need.

AARP Celebrates 90 Years of Social Security

Social Security celebrated its 90th Anniversary on August 14. 90 years ago, our country made a promise to provide hardworking Americans with a way to earn a foundation for financial security in retirement. AARP proudly celebrates Social Security’s legacy while fighting to protect and strengthen it for older Americans today and for our kids and grandkids tomorrow.

Massachusetts Workers Need Retirement Options; Let’s Get Secure Choice Implemented

AARP Massachusetts urges lawmakers to implement the Secure Choice Plan, a no-cost retirement savings program for workers without employer-sponsored plans. Despite legislative approval, Governor Healey has sent the program for further study. AARP urges legislators to override the governor's veto.

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Dive Into Discovery with AARP South Florida at the Museum of Discovery and Science!

By Jessyca Sosa, JUL 21, 2025

Looking for a fun, informative, and family-friendly outing this summer? Join AARP Florida at the Museum of Discovery and Science for a day of exploration, entertainment, and valuable resources.

2025 Grantee Spotlight: Friends of the Commodore Trail

Coconut Grove, a historic neighborhood in Miami-Dade County, is home to one of this year’s AARP Community Challenge Grant winners: Friends of the Commodore Trail. This five-and-a-half-mile nature trail has been a popular place for walking, biking, and socializing. However, it’s also much more to the community – this trail connects 13 parks and 12 schools, is a wildlife corridor, and gives neighbors a way to meet each other.