Activities for seniors

Join a fun-filled Rummikub game club! Meet new friends, test your skills and enjoy great company.
All levels welcome. Gold coin appreciated.

From taking a look at the science behind the news, to human anatomy and maths for everyday life, U3A Hawthorn offers courses that are interesting, practical and 'non-scary'! Become a member of U3A Hawthorn to access these and over 100 other courses and activities.

Join us on Tuesday and Friday mornings between 9:30 am to 11 am at the Seniors Exercise Park in Victoria Park, Kew. These sessions are run by a group of 10 volunteers from the community who have undertaken training with the National Ageing Research Institute (NARI). This friendly, enthusiastic team is equipped to run our Come and Try sessions at the park, and demonstrate how you can use the equipment safely and effectively. If you’re interested in ways to improve balance, strength, or mobility, or you want to try a new activity this year, come along to our next Come and Try session.

Whether you would like to learn techniques to start you off on your sewing journey or some professional techniques and finishes to take to the next level, this is the class for you. BYO sewing machine.
Tuesdays 12:30 to 3 pm

Classes suitable for those who have at least some adult study of the Spanish language.

Do you feel you have got the hang of basic skills on your computer, tablet and smartphone, but want to build your knowledge and confidence in using technology, smart phones, computers and the internet? If you want to become more familiar with new technology and using your devices this course is for you!

Boroondara Stroke Support Group (BSSG) is a support group of stroke survivors and their carers, based in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Australia. We are now recognised as one of the most active and innovative community-based stroke support groups in Australia.

Enjoy a relaxed, calming workout that is perfect for all fitness levels. Tai Chi increases strength, balance and heart health. It also helps with bone density while engaging the mind and sharpening your concentration. Our classes are great for people who wish to improve their balance, for those returning to exercise following a hospital stay or rehab as well as people who are keen to hone their Tai Chi skills. Runs on Fridays from 10 am to 11 am with morning tea after the class.