November 2021 Get all the latest information on seniors news, programs, workshops and events for adults 55+yrs without leaving home and save our trees! Here’s just a sample: Thursday Socials & Remembrance Day Special Lunch $9 – page 2 Bus Trips to Tsawwassen Mills (Dec 8) – page 4 Enthusiastic Walkers – page 5 Daily Lunch Menu (Mon – Sat 11:30 am to 12:45 pm) – page 6 Angel’s Mind Matters (Meets on Mondays 2:00 pm

Sunday | Dec 5 from 10AM – 12 PM Started in January 2016, The Opera Zone has been driven by passion to become a meeting space where music lovers can come together and appreciate classical and cultural music. We are grateful to Gerard Satamian and his many collaborating volunteer musicians who generously share their talents and bring joy to the public. The Opera Zone is open to the public for all ages and backgrounds. MC

October Menu Monday-Saturday • 11:30am-1:00pm • $7.50/meal We offer a nutritious hot lunch six days a week to adults/seniors over the age 55 who are registered in the Lunch Program. A full meal includes a main entrée with a dessert and beverage. Lunch Program registration costs $10 for the year. Takeout available (beverage not included). Pre-registration not required. The Lunch Program is open to residents over age 55. Lunch Program participants may purchase a single

More Openings, More Options The Kerrisdale Community Centre continues to rise to the challenges of running the Centre during the Covid-19 pandemic. When possible, we have modified activities to respond to these challenges. As summer approaches, British Columbia looks forward to an easing of some of the health orders that have restricted the use of the Centre. The Board of Directors and Community Centre staff are working together to offer the community a range of

Kerrisdale’s Summer Daycamps filled early, but there are still lots of fun programs for children at the Centre throughout the Centre Give your little one the opportunity to try out the ukulele, jazz dance, mad science for preschoolers or learn introductory skills for soccer and other ball sports.  We are offering a number of different art, music, sports skills, and dance programs for pre-schoolers this summer. For children age 6 –13, Kerrisdale has many programs

Limited Spots Still Available! The Kerrisdale Community Centre Society (KCCS) will operate day camps at Cyclone Taylor Arena for nine weeks beginning July 5.  Each week has a special theme with amazing presenters and activities.  They include activities ranging from themed arts, sports, mini walking trips, games, and swimming at Maple Grove Pool.  All day camp activities will be COVID compliant and based on Provincial Health Officer, Vancouver Coastal Health and BC Recreation and Parks Association guidelines.

Cool off as unseasonal temperatures remain high! With the unseasonably warm weather continuing into the week, the current heat warning will remain in effect. Rooms 226  & 109 will be activated as cooling centre spaces preparing to help residents beat the heat this week. COVID safety plan protocols will be in place and users will need to distance and use a face mask throughout their stay. Check our Hours of Operation here. All Vancouver Public Library

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IN-PERSON Program Guide Click on image to view Yes!!…  The Kerrisdale Community Centre is still providing programs and services to our community. While it’s not business as it used to be at the Community Centre, we are bringing you programs and instructors that you’ve enjoyed in the past. This brochure lists In-person programs only.  Please note: as a result of current Provincial Health Order requirements, the start of som e Adult & Seniors Program s

THE KERRISDALE COMMUNITY CENTRE OPERATIONS UPDATE The impacts of Covid-19 over the last year have posed challenges to the Kerrisdale Community Centre Society and to the community centre.  Our efforts to increase the number and variety of programs available to our patrons has been hampered by increasing numbers of Covid cases in BC and by the ever-tightening restrictions that have resulted.  As the number of Covid cases in BC is increasing, the centre must continue to operate