Senior Action’s new Greenville, SC headquarters

Senior Action’s new Greenville headquarters | Photo provided

Senior Action’s new Greenville headquarters | Photo provided

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There are 84,000+ seniors right here in Greenville County. (That number would fill Clemson’s Death Valley and then some.)

To those of you who are 55 years young that might be reading this newsletter right now, mark your calendars, because Senior Action’s new Greenville headquarters with 30,000+ sqft of space is opening on Mon., May 3. This headquarters is a one of a kind facility in South Carolina.

The new building is located at 3715-K E. North St. (near the intersection of Howell Road, in the same parking lot as Bi-Lo) and is twice the size of the previous HQ that Senior Action had called home since 2007. Senior Action bought the entire shopping center where the new space is located for $7.6 million + intends to lease some of the other units to help fund their programming. Some of the highlights of the new spot include:

  • An expanded fitness studio with exercise equipment + rooms for health and wellness classes
  • A conference center that can seat up to 400 people
  • A fine arts center with music, art, and movement studios
  • Plenty of level, accessible parking
  • Potters’ wheels + a kiln
Studio classroom with artists' easels and potters' kilns

Can we come take some classes too? | Photo by GVLtoday Team

Senior Action, “a non-profit organization devoted to keeping adults over the age of 55 active, healthy, and engaged in meaningful activities,” has been serving Greenville County since 1967 and currently serves about 5,000 seniors across 8 locations in the county.

Seating area with large colorful pieces of artwork

Senior Action’s new HQ is modern + peaceful | Photo by GVLtoday Team

The organization offers a variety of educational programs, fitness classes, social events, trips, and serves lunch every day. With the new building, they plan to add a lot of new programming in the coming months + extend evening hours. If you’re interested in becoming a member, getting more information, or taking a tour or the new space, call Senior Action at (864) 467-3660.

More photos + video

Senior action lobby + conference center | gif via GIPHY

Room dedicated to health + wellness classes with equipment staged and ready for a class

Room dedicated to health + wellness classes

New, expanded fitness center with modern gym equipment

New, expanded fitness center

Lobby of new HQ with fireplace, piano, and coffee bar

Lobby (and coffee bar) of new HQ

Hallway and art gallery with big plants and beautiful natural light

Hallway and art gallery


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