East Las Vegas

The East Las Vegas area, centered around the city’s northeastern neighborhoods, offers ArchWell Health members a hub of community-centered programming, parks, wellness support, and cultural connections, all with accessible amenities suited to older adults.

Start your healthy-living journey at the East Las Vegas Community Center, located at 250 N. Eastern Ave. Open Monday through Saturday (with extended weekday hours), this center operates as a vibrant senior hub offering fitness classes like yoga, Pilates, Zumba, chair aerobics, dance workshops, and gentle “Move and Groove” sessions. Social offerings include card clubs (Canasta, chess, poker), quilting, paper crafting, ukulele gatherings, and themed luncheons like Friendship Day or Luau meals—designed for connection, movement, and enjoyment. Participation requires a modest $10 annual senior membership and a recreation pass.

When fresh air calls, visit Sunset Regional Park, just a short drive south. This expansive 300‑plus-acre park offers roughly 3.5 miles of paved walking trails, shaded picnic areas, a fishing pond, and open spaces perfect for gentle outdoor activity. For a nature experience closer by, Springs Preserve, located a few miles west, combines indoor and outdoor exhibits with botanical gardens, wetland paths, historic water features, and quiet trails—ideal for exploring at a leisurely pace .

Although formal cooking classes aren’t regularly held in East Las Vegas, the Community Center and nearby Active Adult Centers often feature “Good Eats & Games” luncheons, nutrition demos, and healthy-cooking showcases tied into seasonal gatherings.

For culture and lifelong learning, the East Las Vegas Library branch, part of the Clark County Library District, offers public access to a demonstration kitchen, lecture space, tech workshops, book clubs, and community events—serving as a welcoming spot to learn, engage, and access resources .

Community connections continue with Active Adult Centers such as Howard Lieburn Center (on Garwood Ave) and Doolittle Center (on J St), which provide arts and crafts, fitness, gardening, computer labs, and field trips—often within a short drive for neighborhood residents.

Whether you're joining a chair-yoga class, savoring a themed luncheon, crafting a quilt, walking through a shady grove, or attending a cooking demo, life in East Las Vegas provides ArchWell Health members with comforting opportunities to stay active, social, and curious close to home.