Activities for seniors

Learn to paint or draw plants in this specialized class. Our tutor, Marg has many years, experience teaching botanical art. Suitable for art students with some experience.

Wednesday 9:30am – 12:00pm
Term 1, 2026 from 4th Feb $312.00 (9 Weeks)
Term 2, 2026 from 22nd Apr $312.00 (9 Weeks)

Wednesday 1.00pm – 3:30pm
Term 1, 2026 from 4th Feb $312.00 (9 Weeks)
Term 2, 2026 from 22nd Apr $312.00 (9 Weeks)

Camberwell Camera Club, a friendly group with nearly 70 years of history and about 150 active members, welcomes new members with all levels of photographic experience. The Club meets every Monday at 7:30 pm for guest presentations and workshops, as well as offering mid-week outings, and it's annual ‘beyond point and shoot’ course which will help you take your photography to the next level. Cost: prices vary, please see our website for more details.

Camberwell Chorale is a mixed Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass choir, performing major and lesser known works from the classical chorale repertory, typically with around five concerts each year. New choristers are always welcome. Please feel free to come and sit in on a rehearsal before you join. Cost: price varies, please see our website for more information. Runs on Tuesdays from 7:30 pm to 10 pm.

A program to encourage participants to explore their interests and develop skills through musical expression. A great social opportunity for people with disabilities. This program can be accessed using your NDIS plan.

Mondays 1 – 2:30pm, starting 2 February (ongoing)
(no class 9 March)

Decoupage is a decorative and timeless art which originated in Venice in the 18th Century. It follows ancient techniques developed by skilled artisans of the era.

Decoupage is created by using cut-out paper images assembled on an object with a painted background such as, wood, ceramics, glass, eggs, jewellery, and anything else which has a hard surface.

During class you will learn all aspects of Decoupage such as, techniques on how to cut, design, paint, (with brushes and sea sponges) glue, varnish, sand, and how to obtain a beautiful finish.

Suitable for all levels.

Monday 12:30 to 2:30 pm
Term 1, 2026 from 2 Feb $223 (8 weeks) * NO CLASS 9th Mar (Labour Day)
Term 2, 2026 from 20 Apr $250 (9 weeks) * NO CLASS 8th Jun (King’s Birthday)

Whether you’re a seasoned pro in the kitchen or just starting to explore gluten-free options, this class is for YOU.
Learn how to prepare safe, affordable, healthy and delicious gluten-free meals for coeliacs!
Free recipe to take home and try each week.

Mon 1pm - 3pm
T1: 16 Feb - 23 Mar (5wks, nc 9/3)
T2: 4 May - 1 Jun (5wks)

A lovely group enjoying flower arranging in both traditional and contemporary ways. Bring your own supplies and spend a relaxing morning creating gorgeous arrangements.

Do you find book-clubs leave you wanting more? Are you seeking a more in-depth exploration into literary works? Would you like to share your love of literature with like-minded souls?

Then this course is for you!

Led by Barbara Boxhall, a passionate literature teacher of over 30 years, this course will take you deep into the themes, language and composition of classic and contemporary literary works.

Classes are composed of a small group of literature lovers who will enjoy discussing, analyzing and appreciating the nuances and hidden threads and themes that make up a literary work. Barbara will lead a discussion which invites participants to read, explore and contribute.

You will build connections with your class mates, authors and literary works as well as enjoying a thought-provoking afternoon.

The course runs once every term for 6-weeks on Tuesday afternoons 1pm - 3pm, during which time you will focus on one key text supplemented by other smaller literary pieces.

Revive old furniture using traditional French Polishing and restoration methods. Minor repairs can be made under supervision and all skills levels can be accommodated.

Thursday 7:30pm – 9:30pm
Term 1, 2026 from 5 Feb $250.00 (9 Weeks)
Term 2, 2026 from 23 Apr $250.00 (9 Weeks)