Evergreen Seniors Centre Reopens September 9 in Guelph
Written by Lily Montgomery • Published September 2, 2026 • Last verified September 2, 2026
What you need to know:
The Evergreen Seniors Community Centre at 683 Woolwich Street reopens on Wednesday, September 9.
The centre serves older adults in Guelph, typically those 55 and older.
Contact the City of Guelph at 519-822-1260 or info@guelph.ca for program details and hours.
Check the city's website for updates and the recreation guide for program registration.
The centre is located on Woolwich Street in the north end of Guelph, with parking and transit access.
The Evergreen Seniors Community Centre at 683 Woolwich Street reopens on Wednesday, September 9. That date is set. The building has been closed, and the reopening brings back a gathering spot for older adults in Guelph.
What will you find when the doors open? The centre runs programs and activities for seniors. It is a place to meet people, take part in recreation, and join community events. The exact schedule and list of activities were not in the announcement. But the centre typically offers drop-in programs, fitness classes, and social groups.
If you are 55 or older, this centre is for you. You do not need to live in a specific neighbourhood to use it. The centre is open to seniors across the city. If you are a family member or friend of a senior, you can pass along the news.
The reopening date lands on a Wednesday. That means the centre will open midweek. If you plan to visit, check the hours before you go. The city's website lists contact details and updates. You can call 519-822-1260 or email info@guelph.ca for questions.
The centre sits on Woolwich Street. That is in the north end of Guelph. Parking and transit access are available, though specific details were not in the source. If you drive, look for on-site parking. If you take transit, Guelph Transit routes serve that area.
One thing to know: the reopening is part of a broader plan. The city manages this centre as one of its recreation facilities. The reopening follows a closure, but the reason for that closure was not stated in the article. What matters is the date: September 9.
You might wonder about membership or fees. The source did not list costs. Many city-run senior centres charge a small annual fee or per-program fees. To get the full picture, contact the city directly. They will tell you what you need to bring and whether you should register ahead.
If you want to stay informed, check the city's website for news. The page for the Evergreen Seniors Community Centre will have updates. You can also sign up for the city's recreation guide when it comes out. That guide lists programs and registration dates.
A practical tip: mark September 9 on your calendar. If you are new to the centre, go a few minutes early. That gives you time to find the entrance and ask staff about the day's activities. Staff can point you to a class or a quiet corner to read.
For now, the main fact is simple. The centre reopens on September 9. If you are a senior in Guelph, that is your day to come back or come for the first time.
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