Why Community Matters More Than Ever After 60 - and How to Find It in Nashville
At the Renaissance Center, community grows into friendship.
Remembering Judy Redmond
We honor Judy’s memory each year on January 21st, with this year marking the third anniversary of her passing. Her legacy lives on at the Renaissance Center.
The Giving Store at Cockrill Elementary
We love Thelma and her dedication to the students at Cockrill Elementary!
Giving Back: Volunteer Opportunities for Adults 60+ at Renaissance Center Nashville
At the Renaissance Center we love opportunities to give back to the community we love.
“In Their Own Words: What Renaissance Center Nashville Means to Us”
Renaissance Center enjoys every opportunity to celebrate together.
FiftyForward Bordeaux Visits Renaissance Thrift shop
The Renaissance Center Thrift Store was thrilled to host our neighbors from FiftyForward Bordeaux during their monthly Thrifting Day Trip.
In the Spirit of Giving: Renaissance Center Partners with Cockrill Elementary
Pariticpants preparing holiday donations and wrapping paper for Cockrill Elementary.
Welcome to Our Neighborhood: Discover the Community Around Renaissance Center Nashville
Our pancake breakfast fundraisers are a fantastic example of our wonderful community!
A Morning Together: Thank You for Making Our Fall Pancake Breakfast Shine
Officer Cox helping our community get quick access to yummy pancakes!
More Than a Center - How Renaissance Center Nashville Embodies 2025’s Top Senior Wellness Trends
Participants with Officer Cox at one of our Pancake Breakfast Fundraisers.
Empowered, Connected & Confident: How Our Google Workspace Series Helps Seniors Thrive
Participants at Renaissance Center Nashville working on some of the things they learned.
Creativity, Community, and Hidden Gems: Renaissance Center Nashville at the 2025 State Fair Tablescaping Contest
At the Renaissance Center, we know that creativity has no age limit—and our participants proved it once again at the 2025 Tennessee State Fair tablescaping contest!
The Vital Role of Social Activities and Outings for Seniors
Taking in Fat Belly Deli as part of our Bakery Trail series in August.
Stay Strong at 60+: Fitness Classes at Renaissance Center Nashville
We believe that fitness isn’t just about physical strength—it’s about connection, confidence, and continuing to live life fully.
How to Help Older Relatives Navigate Technology: A Guide from Your Local Senior Activity Center
Technology can be a powerful tool for connection, learning, and independence—but for many older adults, it can also feel confusing or intimidating. Whether it's learning to use a smartphone, joining a Zoom class, or simply checking email, the digital world isn't always easy to navigate at first.
Adventure & Friendship: Join Our Bakery Trail, Lunch Bunch & Outings
Renaissance Center participants enjoing lunch together at Twilight Tavern.
Bridging the Technology Gap: Renaissance Center Empowers Seniors to Embrace Technology
Renaissance Center Nashville members testing our webiste prior to launch.
More Than Just Activities: A Community Center for Seniors Tackles Tough Topics
As a community center for seniors, we often hear concerns from members about the topics that don’t come up easily: end-of-life planning, aging alone, or learning to use new technologies.
Embracing Gentle Fitness at the Renaissance Center in Nashville
Staying active is essential at every stage of life, and the Renaissance Center (RenCen) in Nashville is dedicated to providing seniors with accessible and enjoyable fitness opportunities. Our gentle exercise classes, including chair yoga and functional fitness series, are designed to enhance physical health, improve mobility, and foster a sense of community among older adults.
Spreading Joy, One Bouquet at a Time: The Flower Power Initiative at Renaissance Center Nashville
At the Renaissance Center, we believe that community connection and small acts of kindness have the power to transform lives. Since the launch of the Flower Power initiative, we’ve delivered hundreds of bouquets to local organizations including Alive Hospice, Mary Queen of Angels Assisted Living, and the VA Tennessee Valley.