Southeast Texas Seniors Cruise the South Texas State Fair

Southeast Texas Senior Calendar Relive fond memories at the South Texas State Fair. There’s something sweetly nostalgic about the South Texas State Fair for our Southeast Texas seniors. The sights and smells of a carnival can transport Golden Triangle seniors back across the decades to when they were teenagers cruising the South Texas State Fair with packs of school chums taking in the sites, laughing, and enjoying the temporary freedom from school and home life. It all seems... Read More

Active Beaumont Seniors Enjoy the South Texas State Fair at Ford Park

Golden Triangle Senior Activities Relive Special Memories at the South Texas State Fair Beaumont seniors have decades of memories from the South Texas State Fair. Many of us remember walking beside our parents or grandparents with a corn dog and looking up at the Ferris wheel in wonder. Today, we are grandparents bringing grandchildren of our own to the South Texas State Fair. We’ll ooh and aah over our grandchildren’s art projects in the school exhibit rooms and help them... Read More

The Best Years Center Keeps Beaumont Seniors Active

Activities for Senior Citizens in Beaumont TX – The Best Years Center offers exercise, education, and recreation. Beaumont seniors looking for fun and fellowship find both at The Best Years Center – a great resource for Beaumont senior activities. Active Beaumont seniors enjoy the opportunity to exercise, learn new skills/hobbies, and to meet other Southeast Texas seniors with similar interests. The Best Years Senior is a first class Beaumont senior citizen center... Read More

Southeast Texas Senior Outing: Neches River Adventures

One great Southeast Texas Senior Outing is a river cruise in “The Ivory Bill” for their Neches River Adventures. SETX Senior fun abounds aboard the Ivory Bill as it cruises this amazing Southeast Texas waterway. Seniors enjoy learning about the unique ecosystems along the Neches River with their dense bottomland forests of hardwoods and pine trees. The Neches River Bottoms are home to more than 200 tree species, 47 mammals, 300 birds and many reptiles and amphibians. Reservations... Read More