The Thirty-Seventh Annual

Marin Senior Fair

Marin Senior Fair

Wednesday, September 17, 2025
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Marin Center Exhibit Hall

2025 Exhibitors

Sequoia Living

Sequoia Living is a Bay Area nonprofit that provides stimulating, joyful living environments and services that enrich the lives of older adults from all economic backgrounds. Since 1958, our mission has been to provide active retirement communities and supportive services that foster connection, joy, and lifelong growth.

Each year, more than 7,000 older adults benefit from a full continuum of offerings, including four life plan communities, affordable housing, senior centers, and community-based programs.

Life plan communities in San Francisco, Portola Valley, Walnut Creek, and Marin offer maintenance-free living, personalized care when needed, and opportunities to Never Stop Growing.

Beyond the communities, senior centers and programs, including Senior Services for Northern California, Empowering Children Bay Area, and Intergenerational programs, connect generations and build stronger communities.

At Sequoia Living, getting older does not mean slowing down—it means having the opportunity to keep discovering, learning, and growing.

Learn more at sequoialiving.org

Products and Services
  • Medical, Health, and Wellness
  • Caregiving
  • Housing and Transportation
  • Volunteering and Community

Learn more at: https://www.sequoialiving.org

Platinum Sponsors

Marin Transit
Valley Memorial Park
Drake Terrace
Marin Independent Journal
Become a Sponsor

A Day at
the Disco

Gold Sponsors

Calligraphy Napa Valley
The Scleroderma Foundation of California
Concierge Senior Care
AgeWell PACE
Aging Live Concierge Service
Villa Marin
The Redwoods
OLLI
Valley Memorial Park
Inmar
Oakmont of Novato
Buckelew Programs Suicide Prevention Program
Hired Hand Homecare
Legal Aid of Marin
Alegre Home Care
Adobe Creek Funeral Home
Right at Home
ONA Life
Institute on Aging
Home Instead
Marin Home Care
Aegis Living
MarinArts
Fernwood
Seniors at Home
Three Home Village