Individuals and families can rent community garden plots on a sliding-scale fee basis. Community gardeners get access to land, tools, water, seeds, and other resources to help them grow their own food.

The farm program is for individuals wanting to grow food to sell as a business. The program offers land access and technical assistance to beginning farmers.

Also provides free educational workshops on growing food and food business topics.

Helps bring SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks to the Hub Farmers Market at 21st & Q during the growing season.

Offers services to older adults 60+ to maximize their independence, increase physical well-being, and reduce social isolation and the risk of falls. Components include exercise classes; gardening, cooking and nutrition classes; social and educational outings.

Bingocize helps to improve flexibility, balance and body strength while enjoying a game of bingo.

Vegetable gardening.

Sewing/Craft group.

Offers activities including game days (cards, bingo, Nintendo Wii games, life-size Jenga); craft activities (painting, crocheting and adult coloring); jam sessions for those who play an instrument or enjoy singing a tune; and Wandering Wednesdays bus trips to explore the destinations around the city and region.

Fitness classes including Silver Sneakers, line dancing, Tai Chi and self-defense classes.

Healthy cooking classes.

Kaleidoscope Cafe Meals are served at 11:30 am on Tuesdays and Thursdays, catered by Hy-Vee - Papillion Shadow Lake. Registration is required by 11 am the day before, and the center can accommodate a maximum of 50 guests during each lunch. Lunches cost $5 per person. Members are also allowed to register a guest of any age to accompany them for the same price.

Service opportunities.

Cooking and nutrition classes using the national Cooking Matters curriculum, which is designed to teach adults who have limited food budgets to shop for and cook healthy meals.

Culinary classes also available for children in grades K-12 upon request.