What you can expect

The club is committed to supporting members in an active and healthy lifestyle. Read below to learn about the range of activities we provide. We’re constantly growing and expanding our options, so if you have something in mind that we don’t yet provide, we’d love to hear about it.

Activities & Events Happening This Week

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Chair Yoga

Corbeil Park Hall 392 Hwy 94, Corbeil

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ZUMBA CLASS STARTING JANUARY 14, 2026 – 6:30 PM

A 50 minute dance based fitness program that combines elements of various dance styles with cardio exercise, moves to create a fun and energetic workout.  It is designed for people of all body types and abilities, making exercise feel like a dance party rather than a workout.

Join Natalie our instructor to guide you in this exercise program. 

No registration required, cost is $1/ class attended.  You must join the club to attend on a regular basis.

Classes are held at the Corbeil Park Hall on Wednesday evenings,

for further info call Lyne at 705-477-5344

Bread Making

A workshop to learn how to make a simple bread recipe called My Mother’s Peasant Bread.

The Club will provide the ingredients for a cost of $5 but you will need to bring with you (2) two 1 quart or 1.5 quart bowls or ramekins for mini loaves, that are oven proof.  Please check the bottom of your bowls and ensure they are oven proof.  You will need 2 bowls.

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Intro to Line Dancing

6 week course – Thursday’s 11:45 to 1 pm starting JANUARY 8, 2026 till February 12, 2026

Pre-registration and membership required ($1.00 pay as you go for previous participants)

To register or for more info, contact Karen at patinage58@hotmail.com

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Purpose of our Club

1. To further a spirit of friendship, respect and mutual help;
2. To help seniors live safely, independently and with dignity;
3. To offer varied programs, including social, recreational, educational and cultural activities
in the community;
4. To promote active living -by offering you the ability to integrate physical activity into
everyday routines. A combination of safe physical and recreational activities which
results in a healthier lifestyle.
5. To engage you – to be busy, occupied by participating and volunteering.
6. To combat ageism – taking action to reduce, prevent or eliminate bias and stereotyping
based on age.
7. To reduce isolation – by maintaining good mental health through socialization.
8. To continue learning – by providing opportunities to learn new skills, information and
knowledge.

East Ferris Action 50+ Events

Pre-Order a Home Cooked Meal Once/Month

January 20 @ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Need a break from cooking?  Our new volunteer-led meal program offers a delicious, single serving meal once a month. For Who:  Single individuals who want a nutritious, fresh meal without the hassles of cooking.  It's also a great way to ''pay it forward'' and get a meal for a neighbour

A 50 minute dance based fitness program that combines elements of various dance styles with cardio exercise, moves to create a fun and energetic workout.  It is designed for people of all body types and abilities, making exercise feel like a dance party rather than a workout. Join Natalie our

Jamming

January 22 @ 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm

"Looking for a chance to play with other musicians? Our club hosts jamming sessions on the first and third Thursday's of every month. Bring your instrument, your enthusiasm, and get ready to make some magic! All genres and skill levels are welcome. We provide a relaxed and supportive atmosphere for

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