FAST Program - FULL
Strong, Balanced, & FAST is an exercise program aimed at older adults with a focus on balance, upper and lower body strength and mobility, and core stability.
Caregiver Forum 2025: "EngAGING Positively in Caregiving
Join us for a day of education, prizes, food & conversation. Gather with other caregivers to learn more about how to better support yourself while supporting others.
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row? FULL
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row? FULL
Join us for this FREE educational seminar along with coffee, snacks and door prizes
WEDNESDAY, April 9, 2025 • 1 pm to 3 pm
Saskatoon Field House - Room TBD • 2020 College Drive, Saskatoon, SK
Find out how you can get your ducks in order
• Estate administration made simple • How to plan for funeral and final expense costs
• Sheltering money from your estate and probate. • What to do if a death occurs while traveling
• How to relieve your family of financial and emotional stress
Sponsored by Executor Protection and Canada Purple Shield
Every seat in this seminar that is filled, Canada Purple Shield will donate $20 to the Saskatoon Council on Aging. The seminar is FREE and by you simply attending, you'll cause money to be donated to the programs and services provided by SCOA.
Globe Walk April Event
April 11th 1:30-3:00
Presentation: Forest Bathing- Ken MacLeod
Activity: Tai Chi Chih - Donna AldrousKimberly Willison
Mayfair Hub Club April Event
Thurs April 17, 1:30 to 4 pm
Mayfair United Church, 902 33rd St. W
1:30 Blood pressure checks, 2 pm program
Program: Alison Cammer- Healthy Eating for Older Adults
Refreshments served, free to attend no registration required
Needle-felting With Dianne Murphy
The class will teach the technique of needle-felting with wool fibre while creating a small 3-dimensional owl. I encourage having fun and being creative while emphasizing safety when using felting needles.
55 Alive Mature Driving Refresher
The 55 Alive Driver Refresher Course is designed to help Canadians 55 years plus to maintain their independence and their driving privileges.
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row?
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row?
Join us for this FREE educational seminar along with coffee, snacks and door prizes
WEDNESDAY, May 7, 2025 • 1 pm to 3 pm
Saskatoon Field House - Room TBD • 2020 College Drive, Saskatoon, SK
Find out how you can get your ducks in order
• Estate administration made simple • How to plan for funeral and final expense costs
• Sheltering money from your estate and probate. • What to do if a death occurs while traveling
• How to relieve your family of financial and emotional stress
Sponsored by Executor Protection and Canada Purple Shield
Every seat in this seminar that is filled, Canada Purple Shield will donate $20 to the Saskatoon Council on Aging. The seminar is FREE and by you simply attending, you'll cause money to be donated to the programs and services provided by SCOA.
Register on Eventbrite - tickets available starting March 28 on Eventbrite
Globe Walk Celebration Luncheon
Celebration luncheon - celebrate milestones and achievements from Globe Walk 2025
Mayfair Hub Club May Event
Thurs May 15, 1:30 to 4 pm
Mayfair United Church, 902 33rd St. W
1:30 Blood pressure checks, 2 pm program
Program: Container Gardening
Refreshments served, free to attend no registration required
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row?
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row?
Join us for this FREE educational seminar along with coffee, snacks and door prizes
WEDNESDAY, June 4 2025 • 1 pm to 3 pm
Saskatoon Field House - Room TBD • 2020 College Drive, Saskatoon, SK
Find out how you can get your ducks in order
• Estate administration made simple • How to plan for funeral and final expense costs
• Sheltering money from your estate and probate. • What to do if a death occurs while traveling
• How to relieve your family of financial and emotional stress
Sponsored by Executor Protection and Canada Purple Shield
Every seat in this seminar that is filled, Canada Purple Shield will donate $20 to the Saskatoon Council on Aging. The seminar is FREE and by you simply attending, you'll cause money to be donated to the programs and services provided by SCOA.
Register on Eventbrite - Tickets available starting April 25
SPOTLIGHT ON SENIORS
Location: Grand Salon, TCU Place – 35 22nd Street East, Saskatoon
Admission: $15 pay at the door (Cash Only)
Spotlight on Seniors is an annual event hosted by the Saskatoon Council on Aging and TCU Place. This event happens during Seniors Week in Saskatchewan and is the province's largest event for older adults.
Spotlight on Seniors is an event designed to both educate and entertain older adults in Saskatoon and the surrounding area. It covers a wide range of topics, from hobbies and investments to careers, vacations, education, and retirement. Anything that has an impact on the lives of older adults is included in this showcase.
Spotlight on Seniors is packed with entertainment, activities, food and fun. Explore more than 80 tradeshow booths and exhibits, enjoy demos, samples, great food and meet new people in one convenient location.
Join us at TCU Place, Saskatoon, for Spotlight for Seniors and get connected with the latest products and services for older adults 55+.
Participate in Spotlight on Seniors
Be an Exhibitor - Reserve a Tradeshow Booth
Would you like to showcase your offerings and engage with our diverse audience? Becoming an exhibitor at Spotlight on Seniors is a fantastic opportunity.
For booth inquiries and reservations, please get in touch with Lindsay at TCU Place:
Phone: 306-975-7529
Email: ledighoffer@tcuplace.com
Sponsor – Reach Your Customers
Sponsoring Spotlight on Seniors is a strategic way to connect with a broad demographic of older adults in Saskatoon.
If you're interested in sponsorship opportunities, please get in touch with the SCOA office:
Phone: 306-652-2255
Entertain – Be Part of the Program Lineup
Are you an entertainer or performer interested in sharing your talents? Spotlight on Seniors is always on the lookout for engaging program acts.
To be part of our lineup, please get in touch with the SCOA office:
Phone: 306-652-2255
We welcome your involvement and look forward to making Spotlight on Seniors an unforgettable event!
Zoomer Idol - British Invasion
Spectacular 70s - Zoomer Idol 2023
Hollywood Style - Zoomer Idol 2024
Venue: Western Development Museum
Ticket Price: $110 for ticket inquiries phone the office 306.652.2255
Tax Receipts: Tax receipts will be issued after the event.
Welcome to Zoomer Idol, an exciting showcase celebrating the incredible talents of older adults aged 50 and beyond. This gala event is a fusion of entertainment, music, and nostalgia that promises to be an unforgettable evening.
Zoomer Idol is not just an event; it's an experience. It's a platform that allows older adults to shine, showcasing their vocal abilities, musical talents, dance acts, and much more. The evening starts with a lively cocktail hour followed by a grand supper and captivating performances by our talented finalists.
Our "celebrity MC" and a group of local music experts will guide our evening of entertainment. Still, the real stars of the night are the talented performers, and the audience plays an essential role by voting for their favourite acts. It's easy – each vote only costs $1. It's a simple and affordable way to show your support for the performers who have touched your heart.
Event Schedule
Doors Open: 5:00 p.m.
Cocktails: 6:00 p.m.
Dinner: 6:00 p.m.
Program: 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Welcome 2025 Sponsors
We extend our gratitude to our sponsors whose support is instrumental in making Zoomer Idol a success.
Major Sponsors
CAA Saskatchewan and West World Tours
Dignity Memorial
Manitou Springs Resort and Mineral Spa
Hillcrest Funeral Home
Media Sponsors
CJWW
98COOL
Mayfair Hub Club March Event
Thurs March 20, 1:30 to 4 pm
Mayfair United Church, 902 33rd St. W
1:30 Blood pressure checks, 2 pm program
Program: Sharon Dixon, Glass Art
Refreshments served, free to attend no registration required
Workers’ Rights for Older Adults
Workers’ Rights for Older Adults
A presentation by Pro Bono Students Canada, University of Saskatchewan Chapter
Healthy Aging & Health Literacy Fair
The Saskatoon Council on Aging invites you to a dynamic and informative Health Fair, dedicated to promoting healthy aging and improving health literacy for older adults. This free event features a variety of interactive booths, spotlight presentations, and resources to empower older adults in their journey toward better health.
Globe Walk March Event
Join us for the March Globe Walk Event
Presentation: The Road to UNESCO - Jenaya Chutskoff (Wanuskewin)
Activity: The benefits of drumming- Kimberly Willison
iPad Basics: App Toolkit - FULL
This session will introduce you to the basic functions of the iPad
Pysanka Workshop
Join us for a relaxing and creative pysanka workshop, where you’ll learn the traditional art of Ukrainian Easter egg decorating. Using a kistka, you’ll create beautiful designs with wax and vibrant dyes while discovering the history and symbolism of this cherished tradition. Enjoy a fun, social experience celebrating culture and art!
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row? - FULL
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row?
Join us for this FREE educational seminar along with coffee, snacks and door prizes
Caregiver Cafe: Tips for Caregivers of People With Dementia
Where: Room 3, Saskatoon Field House
2020 College Drive, Saskatoon SK S7N 2W4 FREE PARKING
Join us on February 25th for the Caregiver Café featuring Camille Tyler, a Licensed Practical Nurse from the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan. Discover communication tips for caregivers of people living with dementia in this engaging and informative session.
Explore effective communication strategies as the disease progresses
Gain insights into understanding responsive behaviors and common triggers.
Discover ways to reduce caregiver stress and access support systems critical for enhancing quality of life.
Cost: FREE Coffee and refreshments provided.
Seating is limited, so call 306-652-2255 to reserve your spot.
Mayfair Hub Club February Event
Thurs Feb 20, 1:30 to 4 pm
Mayfair United Church, 902 33rd St. W
1:30 Blood pressure checks, 2 pm program
Program: Presentation by the Saskatoon SPCA
Refreshments served, free to attend no registration required
55 Alive Mature Driving - FULL
55 Alive Mature Driving Course Date: Mon Feb 10, 2025 9 am to 4 pm
Enrollment for this class is full, To place your name on the wait list, email admin@scoa.ca
Location: Meeting Room 3, Field House, 2020 College Drive
Cost: Free Course duration: 6 hours
The 55 Alive Driver Refresher Course is designed to help Canadians 55 years plus to maintain their independence and their driving privileges.
The course will help you:
-Gain more confidence behind the wheel
- Improve awareness of traffic hazards
- Stay current with traffic laws and new technology
- Anticipate actions of other drivers
- Identify and correct bad driving habits
- Voice your concerns in a friendly relaxed environment
iPad Basics: Settings and Personalization - FULL
This session will introduce you to the basic functions of the iPad
Wills, Power of Attorney, and Advanced Healthcare Directives - FULL
Where: Room 3, Saskatoon Field House - FULL
2020 College Drive, Saskatoon SK S7N 2W4
FREE PARKING
Join us for a thought-provoking information session hosted by Pro Bono Students Canada's Wills Project (PBSC), where you can gain valuable insights into wills, power of attorney, and advanced healthcare directives. Expect to broaden your understanding and leave with a new perspective on these important topics.
Phone 306.652.2255 to register
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row? FULL
You've Written A Will But Are All Your Ducks in a Row?
Join us for this FREE educational seminar along with coffee, snacks and door prizes
Mayfair Hub Club January Event
Thurs Jan 16, 1:30 to 4 pm
Mayfair United Church, 902 33rd St. W
1:30 Blood pressure checks, 2 pm program
Program: Presentation by Kimberly Willison - Mind Body Movement
Refreshments served, free to attend no registration required
Legacy Writing: Documenting Life's Journey Together
Wed January 15 to Wed Feb 19 (6 weeks) CLASS IS FULL
12 pm -1 pm Online via ZOOM Class is full, email admin@scoa.ca to be placed on the wait list
Cost: $60 maximum enrollment 6
Guided Autobiography (GAB) is a transformative writing experience that helps individuals explore and document their life stories. Through guided themes and priming questions, participants delve into memories, reflect on their experiences, and create a meaningful narrative. This course fosters self-awareness, connection, and personal growth.
Instructor:
Angela Turner: Certified Guided Autobiography Facilitator, End of Life Doula, Certified Photo Manager and Certified Legacy Preservation Specialist
iPad Basics: Getting Started - FULL
This session will introduce you to the basic functions of the iPad
Mayfair Hub Club - Christmas Party Social
Join us for some seasonal music and fun, holiday treats and a friendly gathering
Thurs Dec 19 1:30 to 4 pm
Mayfair United Church -
902 33rd St. W.
Free to attend, no registration required
Globe Walk Lanyard Sales
Purchase a lanyard and walk the track at the Saskatoon Field House! You must be registered [on a team or on the SCOA team] to purchase a lanyard.
Location: Meeting Room 3, [ main floor] Saskatoon Field House
Cost: $40 each
Days and times for walking the track:
Mon and Wed 1 pm to 2 pm
Mon and Wed 2 pm to 2 pm
Tues and Thurs 1 pm to 2 pm
Tues and Thurs 2 pm to 3 pm
Caregiver Cafe: Keeping Your Identity While Caregiving
Join us for an open, honest discussion with end of life doula and educator Maryanne Parker about what impacts caregiving can have, how it affects the very core of who we are and how we can protect and/or reclaim a personal identity that may have been eclipsed by a caregiving situation.
Cost: FREE to Attend Phone 306.652.2255
Mayfair Hub Club - Avoiding Frauds & Scams
Where: Mayfair United Church -902 33rd St. W.
Sgt Les Brauner, Saskatoon Police Services, will outline common frauds and scams targeting older adults - learn tips to be aware and stay safe. Topics include:
Romance scams
Lottery Scams
Grandparent scam
Phishing
Bit Coin
1:30 Blood Pressure checks, 2 pm programming, Refreshments served
Free to attend, no registration required
Email - Cancelled
All about email; We will be working with Gmail; opportunity to sign up for your own account
GEM Program
GEM Program
Tues Nov 5 at 1:30 - 2:30 pm
Meeting Room 3, Main floor, Field House 2020 College Drive
Nicole Cey, Clinical Coordinator and Erin Soltys, Senior Occupational Therapist will provide and overview of the specialized geriatric services that GEM [Geriatric Evaluation Management] offers. You will also learn how you can optimize your physical and cognitive health to help you to remain as independent as possible.
The GEM Day Program at Saskatoon City Hospital is a six- to eight-week daytime program for clients over 65 years of age who receive an interdisciplinary geriatric assessment of their physical movement, cognitive ability, mental health, and medication use and are able to take part in therapy and group sessions. The recreation component is crucial to linking the social, physical, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual benefits of therapy, and contributes significantly to overall health and well-being of the individual.
Email admin@scoa.ca to register or CLICK HERE use the online form
Unlocking the Power of Physical Exercise for Older Adults - Class is full
Unlocking the Power of Physical Exercise for Older Adults
In this presentation we will discuss Fall Risk Factors and how to maintain your independence and Stay On Your Feet through education and exercise.
Ghost Stories of Saskatoon - Class is full
Compiled by Local History staff member Dawn Arnold and presented by archivist Stevie Horn, this show is sure to put a chill down your spine.
Caregiver Cafe - Orientation to Caregiving
Orientation to Caregiving- The Caregiver Information Guide and Toolkit
When: Tuesday, October 29, 2024 from 1:30pm – 3:00pm
Where: Meeting Room 3 in the Saskatoon Field House, 2020 College Drive. FREE PARKING.
What: An hour-long presentation (including time for questions)
Description: Join us for an information session and orientation guide on informal caregiving presented by University of Saskatchewan Nursing Students. Topics will include; caregiving challenges and rewards, financial resources, organizing health information, managing medications, and many other health resources and support services to assist caregivers, older adults, and their families.
Cost: FREE to Attend Phone 306.652.2255