Elderly women and public space: the dimension of a cosy environment and its politics is a study on the interactive and political proceedings which are the basis of the protagonism of aging women. These proceedings which become clear the moment the projects are born and which bring forth new perspectives for an experience of aging, result from facts related to current society standards. These, however mould the individual to a logistics binding them to certain values which, can be redefined for interests that may amplify and power the individuals in their autonomy and decisionmaking, regarding the heading of the desired society. The study, likewise, targets on an analysis of nature of practices which occur at associated spaces frequented by elderly women and the result of these practices for the social and personal projects of those women. The study looks for an understanding of the standards which define the social profile of elderly women and bring birth to different complexities to issues involving changing and unchanging. The analysis provides a better understanding of this proceending regarding the current patterns of domination and stereotypes aiming at two targets: a prevailing one which places the sociability anchored in patterns of individual responsibility and the other one, still incipient, whose collective dimension becomes a basis to bringing to life issues of general interest. In both directions, the redefinition of the public and the private are fundamental dimensions to be taken into account.