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Memory Cafés in Pima County
January 10, 2024 - January 28, 2024
Memory Cafés in Pima County
AARP Memory Café
Last Friday of each month | 10-11:30am
January 26, February 23
6700 N. Oracle Rd., Suite 331 | Tucson, AZ 85704
Point of contact – Aaron Wodka at (520) 730-1170 or awodka@aarp.org
To register, visit AARP Events Near Tucson, AZ
Registration is appreciated but not required.
Alzheimer’s Association Memory Café
2nd Wednesday of each month | 3-4pm
January 10, February 14
Location: Coco’s Bakery & Restaurant | 7250 N. Oracle Rd. | Tucson, AZ 85704
Point of contact – Susie James at (928) 237-2926 or sjames@alz.org
Registration is appreciated but not required.
Esperanza Memory Café
2nd Thursday of each month | 2-3pm
January 11, February 8
Location: United Methodist Church of Green Valley
300 W. Esperanza Blvd. | Green Valley, AZ 85614
*Registration requested*
To register, call (520) 625-4712
Posada Life Memory Café
3rd Saturday of each month | 1pm-2pm
January 20, February 17
Location: Posada Life Community Center
780 S. Park Centre Ave. | Green Valley, AZ 85614
Point of contact – Ellen March at (520) 393-6840 or EMarch@casagv.org
Registration is appreciated but not required.
Café at The Katie
2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month | 10-11am
January 10 & 24, February 14 & 28
Location: The Katie | 600 S. Country Club Rd. | Tucson, AZ 85716
Point of contact – Nicole Thomas at (520) 790-7573 x1739 or nthomas@pcoa.org
Registration is appreciated but not required.
To register, visit https://cafeatthekatie.eventbrite.com
Sponsored byMemory Cafés are provided in partnership between DCSA and AARP Arizona, United Methodist Church of Green Valley, Posada Life Community Services, and Southern Arizona Senior Pride.The Katie serves as the hub for aging services and a place for our community to discover the array of services that we and our community partners offer to support healthy aging.
It’s the name of both the virtual community center website at thekatie.org and the physical Katie Dusenberry Healthy Aging Center, located at 600 S. Country Club Rd. (From the National Institute on Aging Newsroom)
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