Trafalgar Park Older Adults Centre
133 Rebecca Street
905-338-4406
Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
The Trafalgar Park Older Adults Centre is located in Kerr Village at Trafalgar Park Community Centre and a short stroll from Downtown Oakville.
Our mission is to provide a welcoming, accessible and supportive environment for Oakville seniors that embodies social, recreational, health and wellness activities. Offering something for everyone, expect this wonderful centre to become your home away from home!
Programs and activities at Trafalgar Park cater to all levels of interest and abilities. What follows is just a sample of all the centre has to offer!
Do you know someone who would benefit from our Friendship Luncheon Program for seniors?
Openings are currently available in the Friendship Luncheon Program run by the Seniors Centre in Oakville for isolated seniors ages 80+.
Participants are picked up at their homes once a week by volunteer drivers and brought to the centre closest to their home for lunch, an exercise program, games and social time. All participants pay a nominal fee, must be able to tolerate a regular diet and walk independently (with the use of a cane or walker).
Call one of these centres for more information:
- Trafalgar Park Older Adults Centre, 905-845-6601, ext. 4502 (Tuesdays)
- Sir John Colborne Recreation Centre, 905-815-5960 (Wednesdays)
- Iroquois Ridge Older Adults Centre, 905-845-6601, ext. 3498 (Thursdays)
What do you get when you combine elements of badminton, table tennis and fun? Pickleball!
Pickleball is a great game for all ages and abilities.
Come out and get active while you meet new people and learn a fun new sport! Drop-ins for Adult (18+) and 50+ pickleball include:
- Mondays and Thursdays (50+) at River Oaks Community Centre
(NEW! Now offering Beginner and Intermediate) - Wednesdays (18+) at Glen Abbey Community Centre
- Wednesdays and Fridays (50+) at Trafalgar Park Community Centre, and
- Saturdays (50+) at Sir John Colborne Centre
Make a difference in your community
The Recreation and Culture department needs volunteers for programs, special events, and more. Whether you help out for just one day or longer, you can meet new people, gain valuable job experience and earn community service hours for school. Learn more today!
Programs and services
A current Seniors Services membership card is required to attend Seniors Services:
- registered programs
- drop-in activities
- special interest clubs, and
- day trips.
Registered programs include:
- Arts and Culture Lecture Series
- Pilates
- Yoga
- Zumba Gold
- Drawing
- Computer Classes
Drop-In Activities Include:
- Book Club
- Bid Euchre and Bridge
- Harmonica Group
- Carpet Bowling
Additional fees may apply per program, activity or event. Visit the Seniors' Centres page for more information and to access our Seniors Services Newsletter for a full list of programs.
Community seniors services
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For more information
Lisa Pemberton, Recreation Coordinator
905-845-6601, ext. 4502
lisa.pemberton@oakville.ca
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