Highlights included free lunches, a baking competition judged by inspirational cook and speaker "That Blind Woman" Julie Woods, games and a soiree.
The Blacks Road Grocer transformed Age Concern’s Octagon building into a festive space for the week, and local groups provided fabulous entertainment, including Logan Park High School pupils, Dunedin Harmony Chorus and jazz pianist Jack Ta.
"Age Concern has long been recognised as a not-for-profit organisation promoting the wellbeing and quality of life of older people and their whānau by offering services and resources such as falls prevention classes, SilverTech smartphone workshops and elder abuse response services to the community.
"This 75th anniversary week wasn’t only a celebration of our long history, but a thank you to the people of Otago for their continued support, and a reminder to older people and their families we are always there for them."
