For all seniors using laptop, tablet, or mobile, brush up the areas you are not sure of, or have not gone to before. presented by a caring volunteer who wants to see everyone use technology to their best advantage. Read more
Weekly lessons from a gifted art teacher. A place to start your art hobby or improve your skills in a friendly and supportive environment Read more
Monday and Wednesday we present entertainments in the COA Centre. Usually live music, with dancing encouraged, and on occasion slide shows, talks and led discussions. Read more
Celebrate your simcha with COA - milestone birthdays, anniversaries, and speical events in your life. Just tell the office so we can make sure to include your special event in our calendar of activities. Read more
Exercise and socialise at the same time. Table tennis is a great way to keep fit and meet people. You can play at COA by arrangement with the co-ordinators. Read more
Bridge is an ever popular game for seniors, as it takes an agile mind to be successful. If you are a new player we have lessons available at COA every Friday, as well as duplicate Bridge for more experienced players. Come on your own, bring your partner, or bring a table of people. Read more
Dinner Club is a bi-monthly get together for "younger seniors" and includes a delicious kosher meal, and a speaker providing a topic of interest which participants can discuss with the speaker in a Q&A session after the talk is done. Read more
COA offers a Sunday movie twice monthly, which includes an intermission and afternoon tea. It is a great way to get to know our regular movie goers and form friendships over the shared experience of watching a film. It is also a good place to meet up with old friends for a low cost no stress get together. Read more
There is nothing nicer than spending a day with a group of friends rediscovering the prettiest spots in Sydney. Our Bus Outing allows you to take a walk with peers, and stop for lunch at a local cafe. Read more
As we age our own limitations can make it difficult to stay physically fit. Chair exercise is an excellent way to remain limber and improve balance, and is a safe way for seniors to keep their strength and fitness levels up. Read more
As a Jewish Centre is very important to us that our members are able to attend Shiurim led by members of the clergy to discuss the weeks parsha, or the festival coming up, or even just to sing liturgical songs together. Read more
Enjoy chatting to others who speak Yiddish, and together rediscover those words and sayings which make Yiddish such an interesting cultural phenomena. Led by our 100 years young volunteer, Hersz Friedman. Read more
This group is suitable for all levels of French, and is a lovely way to get to know each other. Led by volunteer Ginette Matalon, the afternoon tea offers a chance to either brush up your high school French, or join in the group discussion. Read more
Get together with friends at COA for coffee and play games, or read the paper, or chat. A lovely way to start your Mondays and Wednesdays. Read more
Chess is held at COA twice a month with ages from teens to older seniors playing. Its a stimulating way to spend a Sunday afternoon Read more
Knitting can be used for good causes, a great way for seniors to give back with nothing more than knitting needles and yarn. Our knitted items go around the world; wherever disasters strike, or poverty prevents people from purchasing baby clothes and toys. Read more