Places

At The Nostalgia Box, we set out to celebrate the people that made all of this possible and to shed light on why home video game consoles have evolved in the way they have. We showcase over 100 consoles from the 1970s through to the 2000s. Read more…

The animals and plants at Perth Zoo are from all corners of the globe. Seniorocity Review Perth Zoo   Read more…

This cafe is located on West Swan Road past Caversham and is a quaint, unpretentious little restaurant set inside a lovely old Federation-style cottage. Senior Card Discount Seniors WA Card Discount may be available – see www.seniorscard.wa.gov.au/discounts/ for information Read more…

Kingsway Markets is a beautiful community market held under the shaded trees at the Olympic Kingsway Sport Club. Held every Saturday morning, the market aims to support our local industries through buying direct from producers while also creating a warm, welcoming environment to increase local community engagement. We have worked to bring a range of locally produced fresh fruit, veg Read more…

Terry Tyzack Aquatic Centre – Inglewood has both indoor and outdoor pools, as well as a health and fitness centre and a crèche. Aquatic facilities Stirling Leisure Centres – Inglewood (Terry Tyzack Aquatic Centre) provides swimming facilities for the whole family in a beautiful parkland setting. Our facilities include: 25-metre, 8-lane indoor pool—heated to 30°C Indoor leisure pool with water Read more…

Canning River Regional Park’s Kent St Weir area offers lots of facilities including a café, toilets, drink fountains, bike repair kits, a dog park, mini railway and more. Canning River Regional Park Read more…

Services for seniors Collection The library collection includes large print books and audio books on compact disc. Housebound delivery service The library offers a housebound delivery service for residents who are temporarily or permanently housebound and unable to visit the library. Contact the library on (08) 9237 9300 to find out more or determine your eligibility. Book club Belonging to Read more…

Genealogy Groups These groups are an opportunity to meet with other family history researchers and share your experiences. This event occurs every first Wednesday of each month. 9.30am – 12pm Cost: FREE Books on Wheels In partnership with Rise we assist residents to visit the library and select their items. These visits are held alternate Wednesdays at Kelmscott Library. Morning tea is provided. To Read more…

Book Club Have you ever come to the end of a great book and wished you could talk about it with a kindred soul? If you answered ‘Yes’, then you might want to join one of the monthly BookChat book clubs at Stirling libraries. BookChat members jointly decide on the books to read. Supply of the book sets and discussion Read more…

Book Clubs Book Clubs are run at both libraries on a monthly basis. Contact the libraries to check if there are vacancies. Book Club kits are available for loan to registered book clubs. The kits include 10 copies of a title and reading notes. Book clubs must register a membership with the Shire of Mundaring Libraries in order to have Read more…

Amherst Village Library is housed in the Amherst Village Community Centre. The library boasts an outdoor reading area.  Come and enjoy the ambience – do some study, relax with the latest newspaper or just catch up with friends. Amherst Village Painters Circle When: Second Saturday of every month, 10am to 1pm An open invitation to all artists in the local community. Read more…

City of Bayswater libraries offer a wide range of recreational and learning experiences through its monthly activity sessions. These sessions involve talks, workshops and performances on a diverse range of themes from gardening to high finance. For information regarding upcoming events, please click here. Book Clubs Join one of our monthly book clubs and discover the wonderful world of literature. To Read more…

4th Sunday of the month – 9am – 1pm. Local markets offering locally grown produce and plants, handmade art and crafts, a selection of gourmet food and beverages, and a wide range of swap meet items. Read more…

Opened in 1981, The Maze is today one of Perth’s best family fun parks. Come and explore one of the 6 mazes, meet our native Australian animals and enjoy a traditional Devonshire Tea in our onsite Cafe. With packages starting from just $20 you can enjoy our Koala Experience followed by a delicious Devonshire Tea with our famous homemade scones. Read more…

Claremont Aquatic Centre is situated at 12 Davies Road Claremont. The outdoor centre is open all year round. The pools are naturally heated through a geothermal heating system. Pool Facilities The aquatic centre includes: 8 lane 50 metre pool Diving pool 7 lane 25 metre pool Toddlers pool Playground With free wi-fi, a cafe and a beautiful picnic area it Read more…

About HBF Stadium pools HBF Stadium pools are built to cater for high-performance use. As a member or casual user you get access to the same elite facilities as world-class swimmers. Our geothermal heating system ensures the pools are heated to 27ºC all year round. Recent upgrades to our outdoor change rooms and toilet facilities have resulted in greater comfort Read more…

Hawaiian’s Noranda shopping centre is located at the corner of Benara Road and McGilvray Avenue in Noranda. With major supermarkets and a great range of variety stores Read more…

Cinebuzz for Seniors Cinebuzz members over the age of 60 gain access to the following great benefits: •    $9* standard tickets every day •    Morning Tea screenings •    Earn points towards free tickets •    Free** breakfast with eligible stays at Rydges Hotels & Resorts •    Discount tours at Sydney State Theatre JOIN NOW Read more…

Amaze Miniature Park formerly known as Abingdon Miniature Village was built in 2003 and is home to many English replica scale model buildings. This wonderful attraction has an extensive display of scale model miniature buildings and railways.  Many of the models are exact replicas of well known historic buildings from Abingdon Village, parts of the United Kingdom and Germany. Set amongst four Read more…

The Gravity Discovery Centre and Observatory (GDC), was established in 1998. The centre was established to showcase Einsteinian physics with exhibits that inform and educate about the search for Gravitational waves, predicted by Einstein 100 years ago. Following the discovery of gravitational waves, in September 2015, the GDC and Observatory now provides further credibility, for the Wheatbelt area and Western Read more…