[News] Lifelong learning opportunities for older adults

As summer winds down, that familiar back-to-school energy is in the air and it’s not just for kids. For older adults, this season can be the perfect time to explore lifelong learning, which can keep your mind sharp, boost social connections, and enhance overall well-being. From discovering a new hobby to deepening your knowledge in a favourite subject, there are endless ways to keep learning at any age.
Where to find local learning opportunities
- Universities and colleges: Many offer courses and workshops tailored for older adults, covering everything from history and literature to health, technology, and creative arts.
- Public libraries: Often host free workshops, author talks, and access to online learning platforms.
- Community and senior centres: Offer a variety of classes including art, music, languages and fitness which are designed to inspire and connect.
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Date
Aug 19, 2025
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By
McMaster University
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