The Coronado John D. Spreckels Center and Lawn Bowling Green opened to the general public as of Wednesday, 12 April 2017.
All of the Senior Association programs are fully under way.

The purpose of the Association is to further the social, educational, physical and psychological well-being of senior citizens, 50 years of age and older, and visitors in the same age bracket.

The Senior Association offers its members a variety of programs, trips, special events, activities and classes that are low-cost or free.

Annual membership to the Association is just $40 a year. CLICK HERE for membership information. Please support our Association, join now.

Come by for a visit
We're located in the middle of Coronado, CA inside the John D. Spreckels Center at 7th St and Orange Ave on the southern side of our public library.
1019 7th St
Coronado, CA 92118

CLICK HERE for Directions.

Contact our staff Linda or Rick:
Phone: 619.435.2616
info@coronadoseniorassociation.org

Hours:
9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday-Friday
Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and all city holidays.

City of Coronado John D. Spreckels Center and Bowling Green

The City of Coronado is proud to present the John D. Spreckels Center and Bowling Green, the newest jewel in Coronado's crown of public facilities. The project reflects a four-year process involving significant public input to determine the elements of a facility that will serve a vibrant Coronado 50-plus citizenry long into the future. The Spreckels Center is a 9,010-squarefoot building adjacent to the Coronado Public Library and across from Spreckels Park.

The Center was constructed primarily with a bequest from longtime resident and philanthropist Frances G. Harpst. The Spreckels Center, owned and operated by the City of Coronado, Is a new community focal point for Coronado residents. It will offer a wide variety of programs and services including health, fitness and wellness programs, volunteer and civic engagement opportunities, educational and arts programs, and intergenerational programs beginning In February.

Designed by Architect Robert R.Coffee, the project engages Spreckels Park on one side and the lawn bowling green on the other, and brings both into the facility by way of an open floorplan and large windows. Centrally located in the community with easy access for patrons, the building materials have been selected with a sensitivity toward using natural finishes.

The City Council directed that the building be Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design, or LEED certified and staff expects it will be awarded a Silver designation. The facility has WI-FI, and informational display panels for daily and weekly programs. It has a large multipurpose room, which accommodates large gatherings for popular programming as well as smaller spaces dedicated to specific programs such as art and enrichment classes. A catering kitchen and two outdoor living and patio areas make this new home for Coronado residents the perfect gathering spot.

If you like to play cards, billiards, BINGO or socialize with friends, then our Senior Association is for you. The Association also hosts day trips, extended trips, and a variety of workshops and classes that are relevant to experienced adults.