Seniors' Week & Active Aging Week

June 3 – 9, 2024 Seniors’ Week

Aging is more… ‘let’s enjoy the journey together’

Recognized annually across Alberta, Seniors’ Week takes place June 3 - 9, 2024. It’s an opportunity to show appreciation for older adults and the many contributions they make to our communities through volunteerism, assisting charities and by supporting family members and friends.

This year’s theme is Aging is more... and is focused on exciting all Calgarians about aging. We invite all organizations, groups, local businesses and everyday citizens to imagine fun and inclusive celebratory events as a way to recognize Seniors’ Week. We hope to increase awareness of the week and develop a positive attitude towards aging. If you’re hosting a Seniors’ Week event and/or would like to promote it in your business or organization, download and/or print posters here.

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Questions? Please email agefriendlycalgary@calgary.ca

The City of Calgary Recreation & Social Programs is also offering a wide range of free activities that include fitness, art, golf, social events, meditation and more! Visit liveandplay.calgary.ca to learn more.

Blue Ribbon Campaign

Seniors are the heart of our families and communities. Blue ribbons will be worn during Alberta Seniors’ Week in celebration of our seniors. More information at silvera.ca/seniorsweek.

Mayor's Proclamation

Older adults and social isolation

For older adults, social connections and community support are essential to feeling good, having fun, staying healthy, and continuing to live a full and happy life.

Discover ways to learn, connect, and get involved year-round.

Learn more about older adults and social isolation

Seniors' Week Events

About Seniors' week

Seniors' week stories

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