Exercise, learn, and meet new people through free or low-cost access to sports facilities, recreation programs, social activities or hobby classes.
Find free and discounted community recreation programs for adults aged 60+. Residents living on a low income can apply for a recreation fee subsidy through the Welcome Policy recreation fee subsidy.
There are also many Seniors Active Living Centres (SALCs) across Toronto that are run by not-for-profit organizations and offer a variety of programs, groups, and courses for seniors. Many offer virtual programming, and some serve specific language and cultural groups. Find a variety of programs, groups and courses for seniors.
Find a Seniors Active Living Centre program near you or call 1-888-910-1999.
Find a variety of programs, groups and courses for seniors through Older Adult Centre’s Association of Ontario.
Borrow books, music, e-books, DVDs, or free passes to museums and attractions. Attend free programs and events, get computer training or use free computers and wi-fi. Residents who cannot leave home for three months or longer because of age, illness or disability can arrange for free home delivery through the Home Library Service at 416-395-5557.
Get a 40 per cent seniors discount on adult daytime programs and evening classes in the arts, computers, business, outdoors, cooking, handiwork, languages, and music through Learn 4 Life.
Find information about free and paid courses, and classes for seniors through Senior Toronto. Contact local universities and colleges for auditing opportunities or for tuition discounts.