All Seniors in the Community are invited to join us!
Explore, interact & try new things! Discoveries await.
Hosted by YMCA Northumberland, in partnership with OACAO and generous funding from the Government of Ontario, this free community connecting event, running 10am to 2pm at the Cobourg Y on Wednesday, October 14, is open to the public. It will bring a wide variety of vendors who offer support, services, and activities of interest to adults 55+ all under one roof.
The fair will feature 30+ local vendors in our Exhibitor Space, plus some demonstrations, and hands on activities to try in our Discover Zone. And we are also offering several interactive clinics and wellness seminars covering topics such as Foods for Healthy Aging, What your grip strength reveals, Habits for happiness, and even some balance tests and hearing clinics.
This event is a forum to build community partnerships, share knowledge about healthy aging and encourage participation in active lifestyles for those aged 55+ in our community.
What’s more, during the event, we will be offering complimentary snacks & refreshments for all vendors and attendees to enjoy. Can’t wait to see you there!
To view our fulsome agenda as well as a list of our confirmed vendors that are part of the fair, please click on the buttons below.
Seniors active Living Fair Agenda 2026 Vendor List
relevant online resources for seniors
211 Ontario: https://211ontario.ca/
Dental Care for Low Income Seniors: https://www.ontario.ca/page/dental-care-low-income-seniors
Guide to program and services for Seniors in Ontario (2022): https://files.ontario.ca/msaa-guide-to-programs-services-for-seniors-fall-en-2023-01-26.pdf
Powers of Attorney (2021): https://www.publications.gov.on.ca/300975
Renew a G driver’s licence, 80 years and over: https://www.ontario.ca/page/renew-g-drivers-licence-80-years-and-over
Tax credits and benefits for people in Ontario: https://www.ontario.ca/page/tax-credits-and-benefits-people#section-4
We acknowledge and thank the Government of Ontario for the funding provided to the Older Adult Centres’ Association of Ontario (OACAO) for this event.
