Weekly community social group for older residents offering indoor bowls, craft activities and outings each Tuesday at 10am at the Earlwood Senior Citizen Centre.
Ongoing activity
362 Homer St, Earlwood NSW 2206, Australia
Free
Earlwood Seniors Group is a friendly, welcoming community event designed for older residents to socialise, stay active and try new activities. Held at the Earlwood Senior Citizen Centre, this weekly gathering brings together neighbours for indoor bowls, craft activities and occasional outings that help reduce isolation and build community connection for seniors.
You can expect a relaxed morning of conversation, light activity and creativity tailored to older adults. The atmosphere is friendly and low-pressure, perfect for participants who enjoy gentle social interaction and supportive company.
- Indoor bowls sessions to enjoy light physical activity
- Craft activities suitable for beginners and seasoned crafters
- Social time, tea and conversation with opportunities for outings
The focus is on connection and wellbeing, with activities that promote mobility, creativity and mental stimulation. This community event is ideal for carers and family members looking for a reliable, sociable midweek activity for grandparents or older relatives, and it frequently features local senior-focused programs and community engagement opportunities.
The group meets every Tuesday at 10:00am and runs as a recurring weekly session. Sessions usually start with a chat and a cuppa, followed by organised activities like indoor bowls and craft projects, with occasional outings scheduled by organisers.
This activity is aimed at older adults and seniors, and is suitable for participants with varying mobility levels; adaptations are often available to ensure everyone can take part. Volunteers and staff help with setup and provide support during activities to keep the environment safe and welcoming.
Drop-ins are common but some outings or special sessions may require prior notice; contacting the centre by phone is recommended if you plan to attend for the first time. The group supports social wellbeing, gentle physical activity and creative engagement, all important for healthy ageing and community connection.
The sessions are held at Earlwood Senior Citizen Centre, 362 Homer Street, Earlwood 2206. The venue is a local community hub that is easy to find and well-known in the Earlwood area.
Public transport options and local parking are available nearby; several bus routes service Homer Street and there is street parking close to the centre. The centre is accessible for attendees using mobility aids, and organisers usually provide assistance with access where needed.
If you need directions or help planning your visit, call the centre or check local maps for the quickest route. Bringing a small bag with personal essentials and any mobility aids you usually use will make your visit more comfortable.
Participants should wear comfortable clothing and flat, supportive shoes for indoor bowls and light movement. The activities are gentle but practical footwear and a light jumper for community centre indoor temperatures are recommended.
Health considerations such as medication, mobility limitations or allergies should be noted to carers or organisers on arrival so staff can assist if needed. The group emphasises safety and friendly supervision during all activities to reduce trip hazards and ensure a comfortable experience for seniors.
Parents arranging activities for grandparents or carers may wish to call ahead to confirm specific session details or upcoming special outings. Regular attendees often receive updates on outings and changes to the schedule via phone or the centre's notices.
Attendance is typically free for participants, reflecting the community focus of the Earlwood Seniors Group. There may be nominal charges for special craft materials or organised outings; these will be communicated in advance.
Booking is generally not required for the weekly Tuesday sessions, but if you plan to join a larger outing or need assistance, calling ahead to the contact number is advised. Phone enquiries can clarify any small fees or RSVP requirements for special events.
For more information or to check upcoming outings and program updates call 0426 382 133 or the council switchboard at 02 9707 9000. This helps ensure you have the latest details about times, accessibility and any scheduled activities or closures.
