St James Assiniboia 55+ Centre

Join us for a delicious dinner and entertainment. Bring your friends and family for this fantastic dinner of ham, sides and pies followed by entertainment from Do Know Harmony.

There are few instruments as warm and otherworldly as the harp and flute, and few composers who have written music as lovely for these instruments as Debussy and Mozart. Come join the Centre as we experience the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra and hear Susan Hoeppner, a gifted musical communicator whose dancing fingers stir up out of this world sounds that amaze audiences as she joins Emmanuel Ceysson the principal harpist with The Met. We will be carpooling

Do you remember the Christmas Vignettes from the old Eaton’s building? Join us as we head to the Children’s Museum for a Holiday Tea that includes tea and dainties, musical entertainment, and an opportunity to explore the Eaton’s Fairytale Vignettes display. (We will be carpooling)

Come join us as we are guided on a tour of the new exhibit dedicated to our favorite winter sport – Hockey. The Manitoba museum has curated a fantastic collection of hockey items dating back to the early days of the sport.
Our admission to the tour also gains us entrance to the museum itself where we can see the new and updated non-such boat.
Travel back in time with us won’t you and experience days gone by at the Manitoba Museum. **Carpooling Volunteers needed

FREE BBQ LUNCH & DOOR PRIZES!
Flu shots, Information Booths, Health Demonstrations including one from the Healthy Aging Resource Team.

Hosted by MLA Fielding, MLA Johnston and St. James Assiniboia 55+ Centre

RSVP for Older Adults Health Fair – Here

Join us for our annual Christmas Dinner! We will be having a delicious Ukrainian dinner this year with perogies, sausage, cabbage rolls, and more! There will also be entertainment, a silent auction, 50/50 and live baking auction. Register early as we have limited seating for this popular event and you don’t want to miss out!

It’s great to be alive, in the summer of ’65… unless you’re Chris “Babe” Gardiner that is. You see Chris (Babe to those who know him) has to spend the best weeks of the summer with his parents at some boring resort. To add to Babe’s lament, his mother has even signed him up for dance lessons. Babe’s fortunes start to turn however, when he meets his beautiful dance instructor. Can the boy from a stuffy, upper crust family learn to let go and dance like no one is watching?
(We will be carpooling)

Join us for a tour of the museum and see the origins of the Winnipeg Police Service. The exhibits span the early history of the WPD and the other local PDs (which were eventually amalgamated into one), through to the turn of the century. If you are at all interested in Winnipeg History, especially law enforcement history, the Winnipeg Police Museum is a must see. Artifacts date back to the 1800’s are on display. Originally divided into 13 smaller cities, each having its own police department and they amalgamated in 1974, into metro Winnipeg. Uniforms, equipment, firearms, vehicles and documents tell the history of the department.
(we will be carpooling)