Social Activity Groups support older Australians to stay connected and active in their local community. Our Social Hubs run planned

Alma’s Activities Centre offers a range of activities and programs including old style dance, music nights, indoor bowls, bingo, bus

The 50 Plus Leisure Group hosts luncheons on the second Wednesday of each month.

The Tasmanian Bridge Association hosts regular Bridge sessions for beginners through to experienced players, as well as events and courses.

The Tamar Bridge Club has 3 Bridge sessions a week, most by walk-in. The Club also hosts Championships and other

A social evening for beginners to intermediate players. Experts at scoring are especially welcomed! Contact Centre for dates.

Every Monday, come along to play Mah Jong at the Community Health Centre in Huonville, from 11.30am-3.30pm. Gold coin donation.

Cygnet Mah Jong for beginners and advanced.Mah Jong is so good to keep the brains active!

Launceston School for Seniors offer a broad range of classes in creative arts, history, sports, digital skills, writing, language, cards/games,

The Launceston Bridge Club has 6 playing sessions per week and prospective members and visiting pairs are very welcome to

Enjoy a relaxed socially interactive evening of scrabble with tea, coffee and a chocolate biscuit. Scrabble keeps the brain active

The Kingborough Bridge Club runs duplicate bridge sessions every week.

Hobart Games Society meet each weekend to play strategy tabletop games, including card and board games. The Society welcomes everyone,

The Hobart City Bridge Club provides a friendly and easy atmosphere to enjoy the game of bridge in convivial company.

The Hobart Chess Club meets every Monday and runs tournaments throughout the year. Casual players are welcome any time and

The Glenorchy Golden Years Club is open to anyone over 40 years of age from the Glenorchy and surrounding areas.

The Eastern Shore Bridge Club is based in Southern Tasmania in the City of Clarence and meets at the Clarence

The Devonport Bridge Club hosts bridge sessions with tea, coffee and biscuits provided. Visitors and beginners are most welcome and

The Burnie Chess Club is open all year round with the exception of Public Holidays and a few weeks over

The Burnie Bridge Club plays normal Club Duplicate sessions, with tea, coffee and snacks provided. Visitors are always welcome and

Join our friendly Bridge Club, call Bev for more details.

Meet new friends at our games night where all the family are welcome. All types of Board Games. Bring your

Come along to play whatever you like! This afternoon incorporates the Chess Club, with board games including Scrabble, Chess, Draughts,

Join us for some fun bingo. Prizes are useful household items. 

Open to new members, please contact book club secretary. Meetings held on the third Tuesday of every month.

Run with the assistance of the State Library of Tasmania’s book club group. Tresca’s Book Club alternates monthly between reading