Stouffville 55+ Club

Welcome to the 55+ Club and Older Adult Programming in Stouffville.

We’re so glad you’re here.

Join this unique club to enjoy the benefits including Lounge access at 6240, free drop-in activities, and special 55+ Club member pricing on many registered programs. Club Membership is FREE for Stouffville residents.

CLICK HERE TO BECOME A MEMBER

Claim your free ticket to:

Drop-in programs
Access to lounge
Priority status for seminars & trips

Community lunches
Wellness programs

Our member hub at 6240 Main Street includes:

On-site staff for program & Membership registration help
Complementary coffee/tea
Computer and internet access available
iPads available for use
55+ Club book library
Cable TV access
Board games and puzzles
A place to gather with friends

CLICK HERE FOR PROGRAM CALENDAR

DROP IN ACTIVITIES

Billiards, Snooker & Table Tennis

Colouring Circle

Painting

Canasta & Hand and Foot

Duplicate Bridge and Contract Bridge

Bid Euchre

Camera Club

Knitting Circle

Mahjong

Find Drop in Activity Details in our FALL GUIDE

REGISTERED PROGRAMS

Beginner Line Dancing, Beginner Ultra Line Dancing and Line Dancing

Singing in Harmony

Practice Bridge

Learning Mahjong

Afternoon Book Club and Evening Book Club

Workshops: Saving Seeds, The Apple Cider Experience, Pumpkins and Pudding, Seasonally Spicy

Find Registered Program Details in our FALL GUIDE

Register Here

REGISTERED FITNESS

Osteo Fit

Chair Yoga

Stretch and Core

Forever Fit

Find Registered Fitness Details in our FALL GUIDE

For registration and assistance with membership by call 905-642-7529 or in person at the Leisure Cenre (2 Park Drive) OR at the 55+ Club (6240 Main Street Monday through Friday from 1230pm to 4pm)

For all other inquiries, including program feedback or suggestions, please contact Nora Jones, Acting Recreation Programmer at 905-642-7529 ext 5332 or by email at nora.jones@townofws.ca

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Visitors are encouraged to self-screen for symptoms prior to entering any Town building. Patrons should remain vigilant and stay home if they are sick until their symptoms subside.