We’re so fortunate to have members playing a variety of instruments - namely violins, mandolins, and guitars. And you’re fortunate that this event is open to the public. Come enjoy a sing-along featuring a variety of favorites spanning different decades.

We’ve got pickleball lessons on the first and third Mondays in August. The time slot is 2-4 pm, and members can sign up in the PB gym. The cost is $20 payable to the instructor on the day of play.

We also have two round robin events this month:

• Aug. 11 - Women’s level 3 round robin

• Aug. 25 - Men’s round robin

Both of these are also from 2-4 pm. There is no charge to play. Sign-up sheets are available the week prior in the PB gym.

Exhibitor applications are open now for our 7th annual Arts & Craft Show. The event slated for Oct. 24-25 will showcase up to 80 exhibitors selling handmade items.

It is open to HLOKC members and the general public.

Interested exhibitors can apply online, in person or by mail. Booths sizes are single (6' x 8') and double (12' x 8'). The deadline for applications is Oct. 10.

For details, email our art coordinator at alicia@healthylivingokc.com.

New to weight training or want a refresher? We offer free fitness orientation sessions every Friday at 2 pm and one monthly evening session. Join us July 31 at 6 pm to hear about goal-setting as well as strength and balance training. You'll also see equipment demonstrations.

For the evening session, please sign up on the lobby info table.

All orientation sessions begin in the Fitness Lobby area by the bikes.

Rack ‘em up! This tournament is open to all members (men and women) and all skill levels. It will be an 8-ball Pairs Tournament - also known as Scotch-Double Pairs. Players will be divided into groups by skill level, with moderate players paired with top players through a blind draw. So don’t be shy about your skill level.

There is no entry fee. A sign-up sheet is in the Billiards Room as well as printouts for the Rules of Play.

To sign up, see information in the Lobby or contact our Front Desk at 405-603-7183.

Our own ukulele players will perform music from the 60s and 70s during this July 24 shindig. This is free

Each month, we watch a movie together and munch on popcorn. July’s feature is “One for the Money” with Katherine Heigl and Debbie Reynolds. We’ll have the large screen with close-captioning turned on. There’s no fee but please sign up at the Front Desk so we know how much popcorn to have ready.

Grab a mic and take the stage. Or just come to listen and cheer others along. HLOKC is a long-time fan favorite. We host it every month on the third Friday. Events are free to members and no sign-up is required.

Start the weekend early with Songs of Summer by the ROMEOS - Retired Old Men Entertaining Others. They’re performing live music in the lobby. The event is free and open to members and guests 50+.

Whether you’re brand new to the center, been here a while, or simply want a refresher on services, join us for New Member Orientation. This is a relaxed session to hear what all Healthy Living OKC offers. Bring your questions and learn from others’ questions, too.

This is part of our year-long series featuring OU Health physicians continues.

This quarter's session includes discussion on claims and benefits, such as those for women and burial benefits. We'll also discuss veteran homes, including the new facility in Sallisaw; Veterans OK Step Program; and the Farmers Coalition.

Every Friday, we host free fitness orientation sessions with one of our personal trainers.

On the last Thursday of the month, we host this orientation in the evening.

Have questions about our equipment or working with a personal trainer? These sessions are designed to answer your questions.

If you’re coming to the evening session, please sign up at the Lobby table or contact the Front Desk.

Pic up the mic and take your place on stage! We host karaoke on the third Friday of every month.

And if you don’t feel like singing, you’re welcome to just come listen and cheer others on!

With age comes natural changes to vision, information processing, flexibility, and the speed of reflexes, which can affect a person’s ability to drive safely.

To help senior drivers find a better “fit” with their cars in terms of comfort and safety, mobility experts from OU Health Occupational Therapy are hosting a safety program designed to assist drivers 50+ and their families.

CarFit is a national program developed by AARP and the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). It provides a quick, yet comprehensive, assessment of how well an older driver and their vehicle fit together.  

Oklahoma Alliance on Aging presents Dr. Germaine Odenheimer, Geriatric Neurologist and Professor Emeritus at OU College of Medicine on the topic, “Memory Loss: When Should I Worry?”

Dr. Odenheimer is an advocate for those suffering with dementia and was hugely popular when she presented last year.

Light refreshments will be served.

Also, you’re invited to stay after the presentation and sit in on the Oklahoma Alliance on Aging Board Meeting, where you can learn more about current issues related to our state's elder population.

In this stage show, your sound effects help bring the performance to life. The JOY Thespians* present an interactive western drama, "Tina Latigo Rides to the Rescue."

In the story, Tina helps two sisters try to save their farm, and they encounter numerous stumbling blocks along the way.

Join the fun as it all unfolds either Fri., June 6, 6-7:30 pm or Sat., June 7, 1:30-3 pm.

There is no cost for the show, and it's open to the public.

* JOY = Just Older Youth

In this stage show, your sound effects help bring the performance to life. The JOY Thespians* present an interactive western drama, "Tina Latigo Rides to the Rescue."

In the story, Tina helps two sisters try to save their farm, and they encounter numerous stumbling blocks along the way.

Join the fun as it all unfolds either Fri., June 6, 6-7:30 pm or Sat., June 7, 1:30-3 pm.

There is no cost for the show, and it's open to the public.

* JOY = Just Older Youth

The Longevity 101 series is a partnership with OU Health.

Monthly sessions are open to the public.

Discussion and learning this month focuses on osteoporosis, which is called a silent disease because you typically don’t show symptoms until a bone breaks. A hip fracture can lead to serios complications, including infections, blood clots, pneumonia, even death. Learn about the causes, risk factors and treatments.

It’s recommend that women 65+ and men 70+ to have routine bone density tests.

Taught by Keri May

4 Wednesdays, starting May 7

$40 individual/$60 couple. If partner is not a member, couple $70 (and partner must be 50+).

Sign up and pay at the Front Desk before first class date (no refunds).

Taught by Keri May

4 Mondays, starting May 5

$40 individual/$60 couple. If partner is not a member, couple $70 (and partner must be 50+).

Sign up and pay at the Front Desk before first class date (no refunds).