Activities

Seniors are encouraged to participate in activities at Kimochi Senior Center. Staff and volunteers offer a variety of monthly activities for independent and active seniors to stay healthy, both mind and body. We have a range of classes from singing, bingo, and drawing, as well as informational workshops. Please see the Senior Center Activities Calendar and flyers below.

 Senior Center Activities:

  • Reservations are required: To sign up for classes, please contact Grace Hulleza at (415) 931-2294 ext.125 or email ghulleza@kimochi-inc.org

  • Wearing a face mask is recommended

  • Zoom capability available, please inquire

Eligibility Criteria

  1. Individuals must be 60 years of age or older

  2. Seniors must register as a Senior Center Activities participant

  3. Must be interested in participating in a group setting

Fee for Service and Voluntary Contributions

Activities are offered free of charge, unless otherwise noted. Voluntary Contributions can be accepted upon inquiry.



The flower arranging and singing classes do keep me creative in fields that I enjoy. But moreover, seeing the seniors glow with excitement and when I see their eyes twinkle as they get involved in the activities, I feel such a thrilling delight. They make me so happy.
— Yasuko Naiki, Volunteer Instructor of Flower Arranging Class and Singing Class

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For more information, please call us at (415) 931-2294 or email kimochikai@kimochi-inc.org.


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This program, serving the community, is funded by the City of San Francisco’s Department of Disability and Aging Services.