The Conley-Guerrero Senior Activity Center (CGSAC) functions as a recreation and special use resource facility for persons 50 years of age and older. The 26,000 square foot facility was the first to permanently house artwork provided through the City of Austin's Art in Public Places Ordinance. Facilities include a multi-purpose room for large groups and special events, exercise rooms with workout equipment, meeting rooms and a courtyard for members to enjoy the outdoors.
Per the COVID-19 Mayoral declaration, the Center is closed to the public effective Monday, March 16, 2020. Please check the Closure page for update.
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Hours
- View the Center Program Guide for additional information.
PARD Adult 50+ Program Newsletter
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Pickleball
- Locations to play: Pickleball
Virtual Programming
- 50 Plus Programs: YouTube channel
Staff
- Recreation Programs Supervisor: West Baxter
- Recreation Program Specialist: Dina Cantu
- Recreation Program Specialist: Carrolyn Vaterlaus
- Administrative Assistant: Estella Rodriguez Osorio
- Administrative Assistant: Sharon Bryant-Campbell
- Grounds and Building Assistant: Arthur Ramirez
Senior Transportation
As part of the Austin Parks and Recreation Department's Senior Support Services, Senior Transportation offers several services for older adults in the greater Austin area. By calling 512-974-1464, we can get you out and about with our services. Our goal is to provide a special system of transportation to enhance quality of life and promote independence for persons 60 years of age or older. Download more info here
Historical Information
The center is a $2.2 million project built with funds from the City of Austin Capital Improvement Project. The building opened in June of 1988 and was named on behalf of two of Austin’s most distinguished senior adult citizens - Miss Onie B. Conley and Mr. Roy G. Guerrero. For more than 50 years, both persons have dedicated their lives to the enrichment and betterment of the Austin community and its citizens.
