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Sing Along with Ian – POSTER
Our first Sing with Ian event, taking place today!
This is a free, very casual, sing-a-long for those over 55y. No registration required. Ian Brown is our long time Choir instructor for the Squamish Sunshine Choir and he is volunteering his time over the summer for a few sing-a-longs.
It’s the perfect thing to do to connect with some friends and either beat the heat or enjoy a break from the rain!
Free Programmes
Outdoor Pickle ball
The 55 Cycling Group
The Social Run Group
Coffee Get-Together: Adult Grief Drop-In
Sing with Ian
Health by Stealth presentation
We received a grant from the Squamish Community Foundation – thank you.
The money is going towards this heavily subsidized arts programme included in the Winter Program Guide.
“Saturdays Mar 2 – Mar 16 $40 (3 sessions) 1:00-4:00pm
Registration number 38728
Ciarra Douglas, Toby Jaxon, Amanda Larson”
Men-on-the-Move – Poster
October schedule change. Due to conflicting events there will be a schedule change required for October. Please advise the front office that you are able to attend the proposed Tuesday, 3 pm classes for these four dates instead; that is the Tuesday before the respective cancelled Wednesday class. We require a sufficient number of committed participants for these replacement classes to happen.
Please note that pre-registration is required for all programs and events, even when they are FREE.
Financial help with program fees is available – LINK
You may want to sign up for the District’s monthly newsletter – CLICK HERE
The newsletter is sent out on the 27th of the month.
Announcements:
The Eagle Wind Café is temporarily closed.
Will be open to serve the Christmas dinner on Dec 7 and the December Theme Lunch and will re-open for normal operations in January. Sorry about this interruption in service.
For events go to the SPECIAL EVENTS page.
Recreation Access Pass Program
There are programs that recently started but possibly lack adequate participation due to cost.
There are probably Seniors who would have liked to participate if it were not for the cost of these programs.
There is help available: Recreation Access Pass Program Information.
If you believe you are eligible:
- Complete the application – also available at the Seniors Centre front desk.
- Take it for approval to the Sea to Sky Community Services (38144 – 2nd Avenue).
- Get your card (good for one year) from Brennan Parks Recreation Centre.
- Visit the Seniors Centre to join a program at a 50% discount.
NEW HOURS AND PROGRAMMING NOTES
Our new hours, starting September 5th.
Mondays: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday through Friday 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Sunday CLOSED
All of our programs require pre-registration, even those with FREE introduction sessions.
A variety of Drop In programs such as carpet bowling, paint and sketch, social quilt and craft, genealogy, computer tutoring and billiards. Drop-in programs at the Squamish Seniors’ Centre beginning $2.25 for members, $3.50 for non-members.
SENIORS’ CENTRE STAFF
Front Desk: 604-848-6898
Information regarding programs:
Christine Creer ccreer@squamish.ca 604-848-6895
Interested in leading a program?
Contact Shannon Goetsch 604-848-6896 sgoetsch@squamish.ca
Director of Recreation Services: Tim Hoskin 604-898-6887 thoskin@squamish.ca
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Is there any pick up bridge games
available?
Excellent, not yet, but would you like to lead one?
If so, please contact our programme coordinator Michelle Watson 6048486898.
Herbert Vesely (Herbert@vesely.ca) Advisory Board Memeber
My husband and I will be visiting our son in Squamish in late April and early May and would like to join in on any friendly bridge games that would be available. We just like to play regular bridge… some call it Kitchen Bridge. I see there may be some coming so I will watch for it. We come from Ontario and play every week here. Mary-Jane
Mary-Jane
So sorry, we presently don’t have a bridge game in our activities.
Hope you will enjoy your visit to Squamish, nonetheless.
Come and visit the Seniors centre for lunch on a weekday – we have an excellent cafeteria.
Herbert
Thank you.
Sent from my IPad. Mary -Jane
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I’m a working 60yr old with limited computer & smart phone skills looking for assistance and some learning opportunities
Please confirm what’s available
Thanks
Hi Bruce,
We offer free one-on-one computer tutoring at the Seniors Centre every Wednesday from 1-3pm. Please call the front desk at 604-848-6898 to pre-book a timeslot.
Michelle
Hello Bruce, I’m visiting my son in Squamish (Brackendale). Just saw your name, wondering if you had family in Ontario. I have computer skills if you haven’t joined a class yet.
Colleen Loney
We would like to see some physical activities happen…how about carpet bowling…easy on the body..very social and fun.
The current activities calendar includes carpet bowling Mondays and Fridays at 1:30. Hope to have you participate.
Are there any places for seniors to do woodworking in Squamish?
The Men’s Shack in Squamish opened earlier in the year near the Cedars. You may want to Google them. Another alternative is to cooperate with the High School. Know of someone who wants to take this on?
Why not start a musical group. Dance band??????
We do have a choir group. Suggest you have a conversation with Christine Creer at the Centre about expanding our musical offerings. She usually attends to the front desk.
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