Chit, Chat, and Connect
An hour to share and discuss the news of the day, the events and special dates coming up over the next few months, and friendly conversation among peers.
Eight welcoming ways to move, learn, laugh, and connect from late August through November—all hosted online through Zoom.
Open to older adults anywhere. Ask Janice for the Zoom link or for help getting your device connected.
An hour to share and discuss the news of the day, the events and special dates coming up over the next few months, and friendly conversation among peers.
Warm folks, wild coasts, and a comfortable journey through Newfoundland from home.
Enjoy gentle chair dancing with Spanish and polka music in honour of Hispanic Heritage Month and Oktoberfest.
Leading into 4-H Week, a session celebrating Head, Heart, Hands, and Health with easy, practical habits for everyday wellness.
A comfortable, accessible session designed to get the body moving from a chair.
Bring your curiosity for a friendly hour of clues, answers, and shared laughs.
4-H stands for Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. To mark Hands during 4-H Week, Timeless Treasures is collecting homemade blankets and other home-crafted goodies for donation to hospitals, shelters, and community organizations across Waterloo Region.
If knitting or crocheting keeps your hands busy and healthy, Janice would love to help your work reach someone who can use it. Items are welcome now through 4-H Week, so there is plenty of time to start something new or finish a project already underway. Janice will make sure each donation goes to an organization that welcomes it.
Three organizations have confirmed they will accept donations, and each one needs something different:
Whatever you make, Janice will match it to the organization it suits best, and more recipients are being arranged.
Health is covered too — join Healthy Eating with Nutrichef Maria on Friday, October 2 to kick off the week.
Join an easygoing round of virtual Bingo with friendly company and prizes.
Share a smile and brighten the morning with stories, jokes, and light-hearted fun.
Anniversaries, observances, and a few things worth a chuckle. These are not programs to join — just good reasons to pick up the phone and share a memory. Today's date and anything still to come are highlighted.
The modern version of the game show, hosted by Bob Barker, premiered in 1972.
Frank Sinatra reunited Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on the Labour Day telethon in 1976, twenty years after the pair went their separate ways.
A day to recognize the contributions of workers, and the last long weekend of the summer.
Oprah Winfrey's nationally syndicated talk show debuted in 1986 and went on to run for twenty-five years.
Harland Sanders was born in 1890. The title of Kentucky Colonel was honorary — he was never in the army.
Share a favourite photograph, and tell someone the name your grandchildren use for you.
A thank-you to the skilled tradespeople whose hands keep our homes and communities running.
The equinox arrives and the season officially turns. Time for sweaters, soup, and colour on the trees.
Ivan Pavlov was born in 1849. His experiments with dogs gave us the phrase we still use for a learned reflex.
Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom opened its gates in Florida in 1971.
Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. Our blanket and craft drive marks Hands, and the Healthy Eating session on October 2 marks Health.
See the blanket and craft driveOne with local roots: Kitchener was named Berlin until 1916, and the city's Oktoberfest is among the largest outside Germany.
A long weekend for family, food, and taking stock of the good things.
The television comedy premiered in 1951 and became one of the most-watched programmes in America.
Pope John Paul II beatified Mother Teresa in 2003, six years after her death in Kolkata.
Maurice “The Rocket” Richard became the first player in NHL history to score 500 career goals, in 1957.
Joe Carter's home run won the 1993 World Series for the Toronto Blue Jays — still one of the great moments in Canadian sport.
Montreal's spectacular World's Fair, Expo 67, concluded with a grand ceremony and officially closed its gates after a highly successful six-month run.
Costumes at the door and far too much candy. Keep a bowl within reach of your chair.
Clocks go back one hour. Change yours before bed on Saturday night and enjoy the extra hour of sleep.
Program dates and times are subject to change. Every effort will be made to update the community online and in advance wherever possible.