Beyond senior centers, there are many ways to get out and about in your community on an everyday basis.
●     Get outside! Williamson and Maury Counties are home to a plethora of parks and trails for you to explore, as well as outdoor recreational activities such as hunting, fishing, boating, golfing, and more.
●     Give back to your new community by volunteering. This can be a great way to learn more about the needs of your town while meeting new people from the area.
●     Learn something new! From fitness classes to community theatre, there are a variety of educational programs and organized clubs to get involved with. Check out Williamson County Parks and Recreation for more information, or one of the many libraries located throughout both counties.
●   Indulge in all of the arts and sports Middle Tennessee has to offer. Local colleges and universities will often have theatrical shows, musical performances, fine arts exhibits, and sporting events open to the public for a small ticket price.
●     For further information, feel free to check out our articles about each city within Williamson and Maury Counties.


For additional resources, head to http://www.agewelltn.org, http://tn.gov/aging or this article: Resources and Support for Older Adults Living Alone: A Comprehensive Guide.

As you get settled into your new community, remember that relocating is a journey, not an overnight feat. Be patient with yourself and embrace this chapter of your life with enthusiasm—before you know it, this new area will soon become home.