About us
This group is focused on staying active, socially and physically, after retirement. We will have a variety of activities mostly during weekdays when the younger folks are working. Most activities will be in the Morrisville/Cary area, but we will schedule activities in Durham, Apex, and other Triangle cities as well. Hoping to facilitate connections between people with similar interests.
Upcoming events
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Game Time
Wegmans Davis Drive, 3710 Davis Dr, Morrisville, NC 27560, Morrisville, NC, USWe usually have 3-4 tables playing different games and can play several games at each table in the allotted time.
When you enter the store from the front, turn left in produce and go all the way back to the seating area. You can also park on the left side and enter right by the dining area. Plenty of parking places this time of day. Coffee and other hot beverages are sold near the entrance. It's self-service and you pay at any register. Prices are very reasonable.
Here is the link to their website: Wegmans9 attendees
Breads, Sweets and Good Company
La Farm bakery, 4248 NW Cary Pkwy, Cary, NC 27513, Cary, NC, USLet’s get together for lunch and good conversation at the bakery!
I just got back from Europe and, after enjoying so many wonderful breads, pastries, and sweets, I’m still craving them—so a bakery seemed like the perfect place for our next lunch. 😊
Come join us for a relaxed lunch, something delicious, and a chance to meet new people and reconnect with familiar faces. Whether you’re in the mood for something savory or sweet (or both!), it should be a fun afternoon together.
https://www.lafarmbakery.com/cafe/lunchdinner
Hope to see you there!
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Live in the District - The Tams
Park West Village, 3400 Village Market Place, Morrisville, NC, USBeach music, beer, and food trucks.
Bring your own chair and wear your dancing shoes! Look for us near the playground on the left when you’re facing the stage.
Food trucks on site and there are a few nearby restaurants where you can order something to go. Band starts at 6:30.Here's the link for more details: Live in the District | Park West Village Morrisville, NC
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Train Trip to Wilson
Amtrak-Cyn, 211 North Academy Street, Cary, NC, USThis was a lot of fun last November, but a few folks were not able to go, so let's do it again! If you've never been to Wilson, this is a great opportunity to explore one of North Carolina's quaint small towns. This one happens to be home to the Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park, which can't be adequately captured in pictures. It's a city block filled with art in motion - especially impressive on a windy day. Across the street is a museum and gift shop and there are nearby restaurants, breweries, bars, and shops, all within walking distance of the train station. The walk from the train station to the park is 7 minutes (0.3 miles) on sidewalks. We can get lunch from the Whirlidog Cafe, Worrell's Seafood, or Bread and Bottle, all within a block of the park. There is a covered picnic area in the park, so if it's a nice day, we'll get our food to go and eat at the park. There are other dining options within walking distance as well.
Amtrak information:
James and I will be getting on in Cary, but you can board in Raleigh if that's more convenient.
Boarding in Cary:
Train leaves at 9:47, so be there NO LATER THAN 9:30. We will probably get there about 9:15 and it's a small station, so we'll be easy to find.
There is a 55-minute layover in Raleigh, which is a change from our last trip. We have to switch trains in Raleigh.
Rates, according to the Amtrak app on 9/28/26, which could change:
Standard adult: $24 for round trip (non-refundable) and $32 for round trip flex ticket, which allows you to get a refund if you cancel before departure.
Seniors 65 and older get a 10% discount on all fares.
Arrive in Wilson at 12:01 and depart Wilson at 5:31.
The Cary Amtrak station has FREE parking.
There is a 30-minute layover in Raleigh on the way back, so we get back to the Cary station at 7:26.
Boarding in Raleigh:
Train leaves at 11:00. The fares are half as much as the Cary to Wilson rates, but you must pay to park in the garage across from the station, which is $18/day. That cancels out the fare savings, but if you have someone to drop you off and pick you up in Raleigh, this might be a better option for you. You'll also save time by avoiding the layovers.
Rates, according to the Amtrak app on 9/28/26, which could change:
Standard adult: $12 for round trip (non-refundable) and $16 for round trip flex ticket, which allows you to get a refund if you cancel before departure.
Seniors 65 and older get a 10% discount on all fares.
Arrive in Wilson at 12:01 and depart Wilson at 5:31. Return to Raleigh at 6:44.
Everyone will be responsible for purchasing their own train ticket in advance. Don't wait too long to get your Amtrak ticket because it could sell out. If there is any question about your availability that day, I would purchase the flex ticket so you can get a refund if you have to cancel.Links with helpful information:
Whirligig Park: Home
Amtrak: Train Tickets, Schedules & Routes | Amtrak
Whirlidogs Cafe: WhirliDogs | Hot Dog Café and Restaurant in Wilson, NC
Worrell's Seafood: Worrell’s Seafood | Wilson NC | Facebook
Bread and Bottle: Bread & Bottle | Seed Oil-Free Dining in Princeton & Wilson8 attendees
Past events
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