Are you a senior living in Oakville and looking for something to do? Whether you are interested in recreation, nature, arts, culture, or worship, look no further. Here at Delmanor, we have compiled a list of some of the best senior-friendly activities.
Arts and Culture in Oakville
- Oakville Museum (8 Navy St., Oakville)
This is the place to learn all about Oakville’s history from its establishment to the present day. Exhibits include costumes, textiles, fine and decorative arts, and historical artifacts. The museum also boasts several special events, such as walking tours and a Christmas tour with a treat.
- Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts (130 Navy St., Oakville)
A huge variety of shows are performed here, from orchestral to comedy, family-friendly to drama.
- Gairloch Gardens Sculpture Park (1306 Lakeshore Rd. East, Oakville)
Take a stroll in the meticulously kept gardens located near the lake and keep an eye out for seven unique sculptures made from such diverse materials as bronze, fibreglass, or steel.
Oakville Community and Senior Centres
- Iroquois Ridge Older Adult Centre (1051 Glenashton Dr., Oakville)
The centre sports a leisure swimming pool, fitness room, library, and an older adult room which offers many programs. Nearby at Glenashton Park, there are outdoor tennis and pickleball courts and Oakville’s only bocce ball court.
- Queen Elizabeth Park Community and Cultural Older Adult Centre (2302 Bridge Rd., Oakville)
This older adult centre offers a wide range of drop-in programs and public art exhibitions.
- River Oaks Mature Adult Club (2400 Sixth Line, Oakville)
The club offers activities specifically designed for adults aged 50 and older. In addition, there are squash and racquetball courts, a fitness centre, and areas for badminton, pickleball, and basketball. Fitness and wellness assessments, nutritional counselling, and massage therapy are also available.
- Trafalgar Park Older Adults Centre (133 Rebecca St., Oakville)
Located only a short distance from downtown Oakville, the facility has a fitness centre, indoor walking track, and many programs catered directly to seniors.
Places of Worship
Oakville contains many places of worship. From churches such as St. Paul’s United to temples such as the Vaishno Hindu Temple, the Shaarei-Beth El Synagogue, or the Jame Masjid Mosque, Oakville offers something for everyone.
Parks and Gardens in Oakville
- Municipal Greenhouse and Conservatory (1100 Cornwall Rd., Oakville)
The greenhouse has beautiful flower displays which change seasonally, as well as a range of plants, a pond, and a waterfall. One-hour tours can be booked in advance.
- Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park (2340 Ontario St., Oakville)
You can stroll along the waterfront trail or experience the picturesque butterfly gazebo. During the summer, free outdoor concerts are held at 7 pm every Thursday.
- Nottinghill Park (1150 Notinghill Gate, Oakville)
The park has four perennial flower gardens and an ornamental grass collection. Due to its charm and beauty, this park is popular with photographers.
Free Events and Lectures for Seniors in Oakville
Delmanor Glen Abbey, a leading independent senior living provider, offers exceptional full-service rental accommodations in Oakville. Explore and register for various free events and engaging lectures for senior adults at Delmanor Glen Abbey.
Delmanor Glen Abbey Event Calendar
Enjoy these beautiful activities in your community, and make the most of every day!
