The 18th annual Marshall County Senior Expo will take place this Thursday, October 15, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Plymouth High School, bringing together more than 60 vendors, free health screenings, complimentary food, and entertainment under one roof.
The event is free to attend, thanks to the Marshall County Council on Aging and corporate sponsors Dunes Hospice, Elia Insurance Services, First Light Homecare, Home Instead Pilgrim Manor, and Miller's Merry Manor.
The Senior Expo offers a wide range of free amenities for attendees, including free admission, free refreshments, free entertainment, free health screenings, flu shots, expired medicine disposal, and lots of fun door prizes. Free transportation for seniors is provided by Marshall County Public Transit
More than 60 vendors will be on hand, representing a variety of services and industries including health, medical, financial, funeral homes, home health care, home fix-up, and physicians.
Whether you're looking for health resources, financial guidance, home improvement services, or just a fun day out, the Marshall County Senior Expo has something to offer.
For more information, contact the Marshall County Council on Aging.
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