Senior Center

Membership allows access to CCSCA programs and activities for the calendar year (January - December). CCSCA Membership must be renewed at the beginning of each year. Only cash (no bills over $20.00) or checks are accepted. No refunds.

*All Fitness Room participants must have and a current Physician's Authorization Form(PDF, 198KB). 

The AARP Driver Safety Program is the nation's first and largest refresher course for drivers age 50 and older. This program has helped millions of drivers remain safe on today's roads.

Classes meet for two 4-hour sessions. Full attendance is required to receive the Department of Motor Vehicle certificate that may qualify you for a three-year reduction on your Auto Insurance premium. Classes are limited to 25 participants.

Fees are $20.00 for current AARP members (proof of membership required upon payment) or $25.00 for Non-AARP members.

Listed below are the driver classes scheduled at our location; dates and times are subject to change. Class reservations must be made in advance. Please call (310) 253-6700 to secure your reservation.

2024 8-HOUR DRIVER SAFETY CLASS SCHEDULE

2024 4-Hour Refresher Course Schedule

In order to qualify for the refresher course, a participant must have taken an 8-hour AARP course within 3 years. Classes are limited to 25 participants. Please call (888) 687-2277 to verify if you have taken the class in the last 3 years. 

The AARP Driver Safety Program is sponsored by City of Culver City in conjunction with Culver City Senior Citizens Association.

The Culver City Senior Center does not allow rentals during normal operating hours.

To inquire about rentals outside of the Senior Center's operating hours, email bookvmc@culvercity.org or call (310) 253-6650. For more information about reserving a space for your next event, visit our online rentals page.

Reserve Your Next Event Online

Volunteer Opportunities

Thank you for your interest in volunteering at the Culver City Senior Center. A few opportunities are listed below:

• Jewish Family Services Nutrition Program
• Dances for the Developmentally Disabled & Socialites Monthly Events
• Senior Center Activity Proposal Form

For additional opportunities, please contact Mike Odunze via email at Mike.Odunze@culvercity.org or by phone at (310) 253-6716 and include your name, phone number and email to be added to our volunteer directory. 

Donations

The Culver City Senior Center does not accept personal hygiene products or large medical equipment donations. Canes, walkers and wheelchairs are only accepted as storage space permits. Please call us at (310) 253-6700 before delivering any items to ensure they can be accepted. We appreciate your generosity and kindness.

In 1972, The Center opened to provide support for seniors and the disabled at the Old Library. In January 2003, construction of the state-of-the-art facility finished. Today, the Senior Center has over 5,000 diverse members. It offers over 100 activities and services. Rooms include a multipurpose room, conference room, patio, computer lab, and fitness center. The site is part of Culver City Emergency Services and Disaster Preparedness Plan It is a shelter and cooling or heating station. The Culver City Senior Center is also a labelled Focal Point by Los Angeles County, Area Agency On Aging.