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16 Arlington County 55+ Guide | Spring 2026 | arlingtonva.us/55PlusCATEGORYRetirement: Before & AfterLearn some tips and tools to use when making the decision to retire. Explore issues including a new identity, roles and expectations, psychological transition, financial considerations, relocation, staying engaged, uncertainty and more. This interactive class will be led by Sallie Wiley, an experienced instructor, facilitator and certified federal coach.%u2022 April 20 Monday 1-3 p.m.Lubber Run #913404-04 1 sessionHow to Get Your Affairs in OrderJoin Sallie Wiley, an experienced instructor, facilitator and certified federal coach, to learn helpful tools to get your personal and business affairs in order. This interactive discussion makes it easy for you to identify critical data and have everything available in one place. Staying well organized is important for you and for those who will handle your affairs on your behalf.%u2022 April 29 Wednesday 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Lubber Run #913404-05 1 sessionDIGITAL LEARNING/TECHNOLOGYIntro to Video GamesVideo games are fun and offer cognitive and physical benefits. Join 55+ volunteer Michael Willner for a presentation to explore basic gaming concepts, learn about popular consoles and games, and discover helpful resources to get started with video gaming. Meet in the Arlington Mill gaming lounge.%u2022 March 5 Thursday 1-2 p.m.Arlington Mill #913403-01 1 session%u2022 March 25 Wednesday 5-6 p.m.Arlington Mill #913403-02 1 sessionDigital Peace of Mind Join 55+ volunteer Barbara Fillip for a two-part technology series! In session 1, learn to declutter files and protect privacy and personal data. In session 2, learn to manage your digital legacy and explore tools like Apple Legacy Contact and Google Inactive Account Manager. No tech experience needed. Attendance at both sessions is recommended. Sponsored by the Alliance for Arlington Senior Programs.%u2022 March 13 Friday 1-2 p.m.Arlington Mill #913403-03 1 session%u2022 March 20 Friday 1-2 p.m.Arlington Mill #913403-04 1 sessionGenerative AI 101 Dr. Barbara Fillip with Knowledge Explorer, Fillip Consulting, LLC, will explain what %u201cgenerative AI%u201d means and how it works. We%u2019ll look at tools such as ChatGPT and Copilot, emphasizing privacy and practical uses. Participants will learn how to ask questions clearly, recognize AI%u2019s limits and explore this technology with confidence. No prior experience required. Sponsored by the Alliance for Arlington Senior Programs.%u2022 March 23 Monday 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Langston-Brown #913403-06 1 sessionPlease note that new security protocols are in effect at Langston-Brown: before registering, see page 29 for details.Financial Elder Abuse AwarenessTues., March 24, 11 a.m.-12 p.m. at Langston-BrownTanise Bing, financial counselor with Arlington Community Federal Credit Union, will discuss how to recognize, prevent and respond to financial exploitation and scams. Learn the most common red flags, how fraudsters target older adults, and practical steps to protect finances and identity. This presentation is in partnership with Arlington Libraries: no 55+ Pass required. Library staff will also be available to provide information on library resources that can be accessed from home, including financial resources such as Financial Fit.Register: #913400-07Please note that new security protocols are in effect at Langston-Brown: before registering, see page 29 for details.