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Billings Community & Senior Center and Relocated Classes Offer Key Local Wellness Resources

Residents seeking fitness and health support can access programs through established Billings organizations and a temporary church venue.

By Billings Wellness Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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The Billings Community & Senior Center provides fitness, health and wellness programs for adults 55 and older, including Zumba Gold, Chair Yoga, Kettlebell LIFT and nutrition classes such as Discovering Nutrition and Cooking for 1 or 2.

Programs at the Billings Community & Senior Center

These offerings focus on independent and healthy aging through structured physical activity and cooking instruction. The center serves as a central point for older adults looking to maintain activity levels in a dedicated setting.

Relocated Classes at First Presbyterian Church

LIFTT’s Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) and Tai Chi wellness classes have moved temporarily to First Presbyterian Church at 2420 13th Street West. The relocation runs from July 20 to September 18, 2026, while boiler modernization work occurs at the main LIFTT office. This change keeps the classes available during the period without interruption to participants.

Additional Local Options Through Partner Organizations

Eagle Mount Billings and the Billings YMCA deliver accessible water aerobics, swimming classes and adaptive fitness programs for physically challenged individuals and all ages, with involvement from St. Vincent Health. Healthy By Design, a coalition formed by Billings Clinic, St. Vincent Healthcare and RiverStone Health, supports population health efforts in Yellowstone County through the 5-2-1-0 healthy living program. The Billings Urban Indian Health & Wellness Center and Community Medical Services provide intensive outpatient treatment, medication-assisted treatment and peer support for substance use and recovery needs in the community.

These resources address varied wellness requirements across age groups and abilities. Residents can check directly with each organization for current schedules and eligibility details. Consulting a local medical professional remains advisable for personal health decisions.