Third Age Learning K-W is pleased to take part in the Creative Aging Expo at the Waterloo Public Library’s John M. Harper Branch on October 7, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The Expo provides an opportunity to explore the power of creativity and connection for older adults. Organizations from across the Region, including Third Age Learning K-W, will gather to showcase programs, services, and opportunities that support artistic exploration, lifelong learning, and community engagement.
For details, visit www.wpl.ca and click on “What’s Happening.”
Fall Lecture Series: Eras of Turmoil: 1960s and Now
Third Age Learning K-W will distribute flyers about the Fall lecture series, Eras of Turmoil: 1960s and Now, to be held every Tuesday from October 13 to December 1.
These presentations will feature educators, historians, researchers, and a musician exploring topics such as:
- The Vietnam War
- Quebec separatism
- Women’s struggle for equality
- The environmental movement
- The struggle for civil rights
- Indigenous resurgence
- The Cold War
- Rock and roll
If you attend the Expo, visit us at our display table and chat with our friendly volunteers about our upcoming lectures and volunteer opportunities.
Early Bird Deadline Extended to October 8
We’re pleased to announce that we are extending the early bird deadline for ticket purchases to October 8.
Until that date, purchase a lecture pass for all 8 lectures for only $50.
Buy tickets: How To Buy Tickets – Third Age Learning – Kitchener-Waterloo
Learn more about the series: Eras of Turmoil: 1960s and Now – Third Age Learning – Kitchener-Waterloo
About Third Age Learning Kitchener-Waterloo
For more than 35 years, Third Age Learning Kitchener-Waterloo (TAL-KW) has been helping Waterloo Region retirees make the most of their “third age” of life by offering a venue for some of the top researchers, academics, and thinkers in our country to share their knowledge.
This non-profit, volunteer-led operation organizes lecture series that attract hundreds of participants from the wider community. The gatherings provide intellectually stimulating content and opportunities for social connections.