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Located in Laurel near Route 1 in a beautiful park setting, the North Laurel 50+ Center operates in the North Laurel Community Center and serves older adults age 50 and over. It provides varied life-long learning opportunities, creative arts programming, exercise classes, special events and cultural activities. Recreation and Parks operates a fitness center at this location for all adults.
Contact us
- North Laurel 50+ Center front desk: 410-313-0380 (voice/relay)
- 50+ Centers central line: 410-313-5400 (voice/relay)
- Email: northlaurel50@howardcountymd.gov
- Hours of Operation: Hours of Operation: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; *50+ Center membership and GO50+ fitness holders can utilize the facility during Community Center evening and weekend hours.
- Emergency Status Hotline: 410-313-7777
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For those who prefer to maintain their optimal health and wellness without leaving the comfort of home, the Howard County Office on Aging & Independence will continue to offer virtual programs and virtual fitness pass classes in addition to in-person options to engage, inspire and motivate you. Check out the quarterly issues of the 50+ Center newsletters for a list of current virtual programs, and view the Virtual Exercise Schedule, below.
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Our GO50+ membership packages are designed to enhance the quality of life for the 50+ adult population that lives, works, and plays in Howard County. Live longer, healthier lives… join today! The basic membership is free and includes access to the Gary J. Arthur and North Laurel Community Centers and all Howard County 50+ Centers. The GO50+ Fitness membership adds use of the fitness rooms at 50+ centers, plus access to the Roger Carter Recreation Center. The GO50+ Pool membership includes all GO50+ benefits plus use of the Roger Carter Center pool.
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Keep up to date on all activities occurring at this center by subscribing to the North Laurel 50 + Center Newsletter.
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Register for all classes being offered at the North Laurel 50+ Center online.
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The congregate meal program is resuming at most centers and will be offered one to two days per week depending on the site. Howard County residents aged 60 and over and their spouses of any age are eligible to participate in this program and are asked to make a voluntary, confidential donation.
Congregate meals allow older adults to enjoy a well-balanced meal in a group setting, offering the opportunity for social engagement. All of the Howard County 50+ Centers serve meals that have been planned and approved by a registered dietitian.