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Marjorie Stewart Senior Community Center
The Marjorie Stewart Senior Community Center is a place to have a delicious meal, exercise, learn, play, and find support. Click HERE for all of our current activities. For now, we are requiring reservations for in-person dining. Please call us at 503-625-5644 to make yours today. Marjorie Stewart Center staff are available by phone so please call us at 503-625-5644 if you have questions, want to join in for the fun, or just want to check in.
Introducing the Sherwood Senior Shuttle! Click HERE for more information.
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Cardio Drumming
Fridays at 2:30pm FREE
Are you looking for a new way to get a workout? Is your exercise routine getting boring? Are you plain just not excited to work out? Boy, have we got a class for you! Join this upbeat and irreverent class as we beat rhythms on yoga balls along to music. It’s a bit silly and a great workout! Seated or standing options.
Please call 503-625-5644 or CLICK HERE to register. Also open for drop-in
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Let's Talk Aging
Let’s Talk offers a setting for open, honest, and facilitated discussion on topics unique to people over the age of 60. These interactive conversations provide a forum for discussion as well as an opportunity to explore new possibilities, resources, and connection. In partnership with Cascadia Health. Call 503-625-5622 or stop by the front desk to register.
End of Life decisions
Wednesday, April 3rd at 10:30am FREE
Considering end-of-life realities can be overwhelming and easily set aside. Let’s talk about making plans and asking questions about these decisions. Note: This conversation will not provide legal advice but instead offers a safe environment to explore and share feelings, fears, and thoughts that surround end-of-life issues.
Please call 503-625-5644 or CLICK HERE to register. Also open for drop-in
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Supported Aging
Thursdays at 2:30pm FREE
This is a drop-in conversation group to discuss any of the many troubles we face as we age. Being over 60 gives many unique perspectives of experience and with it, some universal problems. Join the group to share challenges and find support with others as well as tools from our head licensed sociologist, Joan Laguzza. We will work together to identify solutions and offer a supportive space for listening and problem solving.
Please call 503-625-5644 or CLICK HERE to register. Also open for drop-in
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If you have questions or would like to participate in any of our services, please call the center at 503-625-5644 or email burbankm@sherwoodoregon.gov.
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The Pearl Room: Older Adult Mental Health Support
All equipment is provided for onsite activities. If you’d like more information or to register for any of the activities, please call us at 503-625-5644 or email burbankm@sherwoodoregon.gov.
EXERCISEStrong for Life -- Mondays and Thursdays at 10am (Zoom & In-Person)
Marjorie Stewart Community Center offers facilities for events from large scale banquets to intimate meetings.
Marjorie Stewart Community Center is extremely versatile and can accommodate a wide variety of floor plans and styles for different types of events. Dinning Room can be a lovely banquet hall seating 121 comfortably and offers a full kitchen. The classrooms are fantastic locations for meetings and trainings or Mom’s group play times.
Available rooms include:
Dining Room – 2 hour minimum with a room capacity up to 120
Make a difference in your community at the Marjorie Stewart Community Center! When you donate your time, talents and skills, you support and enhance the Senior Center's programs, services and mission. You also give the Senior Center the ability to stretch tax dollars and improve the lives of our citizens.
Marjorie Evelyn (Heater) Stewart was born on September 26, 1914 in the family home four miles south of Sherwood on Parrett Mountain Road at Heater Road. Raising her family in Sherwood with her husband, Lewis Stewart, Marjorie had a lifelong dedication to Sherwood community activities.
