Seniors clubs and activities

Find community social clubs and activities for seniors available within the City of Stirling.

Seniors clubs

Seniors clubs

Autumn, Pensioner, Retirees and Senior Citizen’s Clubs operate from most of the City’s community centres. They provide a meeting place for our older people who wish to participate in social, educational and recreational activities (various membership and activity fees may apply).

Club activities can include concerts, cards, dancing, indoor bowls, bus trips and other great activities!

Community centresClub name and contact
Stirling Community Centres - Balga

Balga Autumn Club

Address 81 Camberwell Road, Balga WA 6061

Contact name Kaye, President

Email balgaautumnclub85@gmail.com

Phone (08) 9345 3561

Stirling Community Centres - Balga

Balga/Nollamara Pensioners Club

Address 81 Camberwell Road, Balga WA 6061

Contact name Reg, Club Secretary

Email regnhugh1@gmail.com

Mobile 0422 558 618

Stirling Community Centres - Bob Daniel

Inglewood Seniors Club

Address 895 Beaufort Street, Inglewood WA 6052

Contact name Anne, President

Email magnum426@bigpond.com

Phone (08) 9574 5592

Stirling Community Centres - Dianella

Dianella Autumn Club

Address 18 Kerry Street, Dianella WA 6059

Contact name Roslyn, Secretary

Email roslynwingate@hotmail.com

Phone (08) 9275 1193

Stirling Community Centres - Osborne

Osborne Seniors Club

Address 11 Royal Street, Tuart Hill WA 6060

Contact name Nola, President

Email nolachromiak47@gmail.com

Mobile 0413 303 854

Stirling Community Centre - Osborne

Tuart Hill Retirees

Address 11 Royal Street, Tuart Hill WA 6060

Contact name Jenny, President

Email breen@iinet.net.au

Mobile 0419 925 627

Stirling Community Centres - North Beach

North Beach Seniors Club

Address 20 Castle Street, North Beach WA 6020

Contact name Doreen, President

Phone (08) 9447 2261

Stirling Community Centres - Nollamara

Nollamara Autumn Club

Address 72 Sylvia Street, Nollamara WA 6061

Contact name Michelina, President

Email nollamaraautumn@iprimus.com.au

Phone (08) 9342 7417

Stirling Community Centres - Scarborough

Scarborough Seniors Club

Address 173 Gildercliffe Street, Scarborough WA 6019

Contact name Carl, President

Email scarboroughseniors@hotmail.com

Mobile 0402 999 387

There are a range of Seniors Fitness classes on offer at the City's Leisure Centres.

Stirling Leisure - Balga and Scarborough Leisure Centre offer Stirling Seniors classes on a variety of days. The low impact fitness classes are designed for over-fifties and promote function movements, improving flexibility, balance and strength. The classes vary each week.

Visit the group fitness page and select your preferred centre for class times.

All classes are included in the flexible monthly memberships. There is also a 15% discount for eligible senior card holders.

Visit the membership and entry fee page for more information.

Residents of all ages are encouraged to join us at Stirling Community Centres - Bob Daniel - Inglewood to enjoy some classic board games. It’s a great way to meet new people and all you need to do is bring your own games, refreshments and snacks. The club meets on the third Saturday of the month from 3.00pm.

For more information, please phone (08) 9205 8579.

If you are interested in arts and crafts, want to meet new people, we hold craft groups in four different locations:

  • Stirling Community Centres - Osborne, Meeting Room, 11 Royal Street, Tuart Hill on Tuesdays, 1.00pm - 3.00pm
  • Stirling Community Centres - Scarborough, Main Hall, 173 Gildercliffe Street, Scarborough on Wednesdays, 1.00pm - 3.00pm
  • Stirling Community Centres - Scarborough, Meeting Room, 173 Gildercliffe Street, Scarborough on Tuesdays, 1.00pm - 4.00pm
  • Stirling Community Centres - Nollamara, 11 Lemana Court, Nollamara on Thursdays, 12.30pm - 2.30pm
  • Stirling Libraries - Inglewood, Meeting Room, 895 Beaufort Street, Inglewood on Thursdays, 1.00pm - 3.00pm.

There's no need to book - bring your own craft to work on and enjoy some time with like minded people.

For more information and to check current group times, please phone (08) 9205 8306​.

There are a range of community activites that occur across the City.

Please visit the events calendar to see what's happening in your local area.

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Lions

Lions Australia is Australia’s largest service club with more than 1,200 clubs in Australia and Papua New Guinea. Lions are friends, family and neighbours who share a core belief: community is what we make it.

For more information or to find your local club please visit the Lions website.

National Seniors

National Seniors is a non-for-profit membership organisation and advocacy group providing a strong national voice for older Australians: both working and retired.

For more information and to find your nearest branch please visit National Seniors - get involved.

Probus

Active seniors join Probus Clubs for intellectual stimulation from listening to informed speakers going on outings and joining together with other members for fellowship. Clubs also arrange a wide variety of outings and events.

For more information or to find your nearest Club, please visit Probus in Western Australia.

Rotary

Western Australia’s Rotarians are individuals who seek to serve the local and world community by utilising their skills and experience. Each club operates within its community, helping to meet local social and practical needs.

For more information or to find your nearest Club, please visit Rotary in Western Australia.

U3A

U3A Perth is an organisation for people aged over 50 who are interested in learning in a happy social network. The motto of U3A is learn, laugh, live.

For more information, or to find your local U3A please visit University of the Third Age.

Stirling Community Men's Shed

Stirling Community Men's Shed

The Stirling Community Men’s Shed enables members to take part in woodwork projects, socialise with others and raise awareness of men’s health issues in a safe, friendly environment.

Members craft various items from recycled or donated timber, using woodworking machines, power and hand tools. Funds raised through the sale of these items are invested back into the Shed to ensure that the facility remains a vibrant and valuable space for its members.

Members also have the opportunity to participate in gardening, handcrafts including our unique Men in Stitches program, seminars, outings and fundraising. The Shed focuses on men's social and emotional health and wellbeing and targets residents aged 55 years and over who are semi or fully retired.