Greenwich Senior Center expands programming to reach younger population

Mary Heminway loosens up during a T'ai Chi class with Mary McGuire, left, and Nan Parker, right, at the Greenwich Senior Center Thursday evening, January 21, 2010. The Senior Center is trying to appeal to more active seniors by holding classes after 5 so people who work can take part. Photo: Keelin Daly / Greenwich Time

Keng Sing Lau leads a T'ai Chi class at the Greenwich Senior Center Thursday evening, January 21, 2010. The Senior Center is trying to appeal to more active seniors by holding classes after 5 so people who work can take part. Photo: Keelin Daly / Greenwich Time

Keng Sing Lau leads student Veronica Bia during a T'ai Chi class at the Greenwich Senior Center Thursday evening, January 21, 2010. The Senior Center is trying to appeal to more active seniors by holding classes after 5 so people who work can take part. Photo: Keelin Daly / Greenwich Time

Mary Garofalo takes a T'ai Chi class at the Greenwich Senior Center Thursday evening, January 21, 2010. The Senior Center is trying to appeal to more active seniors by holding classes after 5 so people who work can take part. Photo: Keelin Daly / Greenwich Time

Myra Suranyi takes a T'ai Chi class at the Greenwich Senior Center Thursday evening, January 21, 2010. The Senior Center is trying to appeal to more active seniors by holding classes after 5 so people who work can take part. Photo: Keelin Daly / Greenwich Time