Welcome to the Great Falls Senior Center (GFSC) Website! GFSC mission: to serve, support, and enrich the lives of older adults in the Great Falls Community. |
River Bend Club - 375 Walker Rd, Great Falls
What is the GFSC? With support of the Great Falls Citizen Association, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Great Falls Senior Center Without Walls (GFSC) in September 2012. The Commonwealth of Virginia established GFSC in November 2012. GFSC is now incorporated in the State of Virginia. GFSC is partnered with the Fairfax County Department of Neighborhood and Community Services in all ventures and events. While there is no brick and mortar building, the GFSC meets at the River Bend Club and other local places in Great Falls. | Scenes from Great Falls, Virginia |
March 21st: Mary Ann Jung as Juliette Gordon Low
April 18th: The Hawaiian Stars: Hula Dancers
May 16th: Life Begins at 80: Joe Mancusi
June 20th: Fairfax County Urban Rescue Team
July 18th: Harmony Heritage Singers
August 22nd: National Museum of the Army
September 19th: The Marshall Plan: Rachel Thompson
October: Analemma Society
November 14th: Homes of 8 Presidents Born in Virginia
December 5th: Langley Madrigals
Photos from 2023 Activities and Events |
What We Do: Monthly Events Renowned Speakers Entertainment Trips Educational Programs Discussion Groups Technology Workshops ...and so much more! Each monthly event introduces a theme presented by experts in the field. | Historical Pictures added to the Website Check out the wonderful historical pictures of Great Falls in the "Scenes from Great Falls" at the top of this page. These marvelous pics were shared with us by local historian Carolyn Crouch-Miller and include the old Forestville school, the Arnon Chapel Church, and the Cornwell farm. Thanks, Carolyn, for sharing these treasures with us! | The Golden Gazette is a Fairfax County monthly publication for Senior Citizens. You may access the monthly issue at: www.FairfaxCounty.gov/Older Adults The Golden Gazette also is read over the
phone to subscribers who register with The
Washington Ear. Go to www.washear.org
or call 301–681–6636 to register for this
free service. |