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Activities

ARCG

Activities every week

Only ARCG members can participate in activities (*except for the Sunday brunch) Click here here to become a member of ARCG.

Only ARCG members can participate in activities (*except for the Sunday brunch). Click here to become a member of ARCG.

Become a member

Health and wellness

Walking group

Karaté

Meditation

Biking (seasonal)

Pétanque (seasonal)

Yoga

Socialization

Cafe chats

Sunday Brunch

Restaurant nights

5 to 7 drinks

Book Club (1x/month)

We warmly invite you to our weekly brunch, which takes place every Sunday at 10:00 am, at the restaurant Tutti Frutti (Place Dupuis). Address: 800 boul. de Maisonneuve East.

A member of the board of directors is always present to chat with you, answer your questions and share a friendly moment.

It is not necessary to be a member to participate in this activity.

Entertainment

Card Games

Movie Nights

Sugar Shack

Community life

Pride March (seasonal)

Regular member meetings

Workshops

Cybersecurity (regular)

Writing workshop

Other workshops based on the needs of members.

ARCG

Testimonials

« I have been in the ARCG for three years. I admire the activities organized by the various volunteers and officials of the ARCG. The group of people are caring and dynamic.” “I found a space where I could express myself, be listened to, and feel that I was not alone »

Anonymous

« It is Renaud who had the initiative of these walks and we are enormously grateful to him for having mapped out this path for us to fight against inactivity and loneliness, the worst enemies of aging people. The walks on Wednesday took place under the sign of participation. It is our walk to all and it is the contribution of all that makes it an activity that does good to the body and mind. "You have to go out, get some fresh air, and meet people to be happy and healthy little old men. The importance of the Wednesday walk, we strongly believe in it. »

Anonymous

« I only have positive comments. The association offers us the opportunity to break the isolation as we age. My participation is very punctual but the fact remains that being a member gives me an important sense of belonging in my daily life. »

Anonymous