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A brief history of St. George’s Senior Citizens’ Club

In 1974 the need for a meeting place for seniors of St. George’s Ukrainian Catholic Parish was identified. In January of 1975 an executive and a Board of Directors were established to set up programs and to apply for funding through the New Horizons Program . The grant was approved, and it helped furnish the church hall with a fridge, tables, carpet bowling, and various basic supplies.
Members met twice a week for coffee, cards, quilting, story telling, singing, etc.

In February of 1976 the club celebrated its first anniversary with a gala attended by 250 people. The parish hall had quickly become too small a venue. The club negotiated with the City of Saskatoon and rented the Ave. L Skating Rink Change House. The club needed a constitution registered in Regina, membership open to all, plus insurance, utilities, and upkeep; these were the responsibility of the club. A park rental fee of $1 per year was set for 25 years, and any changes to the park or club house had to be approved by the city . The lease was obtained in February, 1977 and the club house became a reality. The board saw this as a “first step” in the creation of a bigger centre - just for seniors.

The board worked with all three levels of government to obtain financial assistance, received $32,000 in member donations, and on November 14, 1979 the sod was turned on the construction of the St. George’s Senior Citizens’ Centre in the location we know today.

The construction was completed on July 10, 1980 at a cost of $227,990 with occupancy on August 15, 1980. The official opening was held on September 21, 1980 and coincided with the 90th anniversary of Ukrainian Settlement in Canada.

The club celebrated its 20th anniversary in 1995 and 25th in 2000. Following our annual AGM in April, 2025, the club celebrated its 50th anniversary. Over the years, the city has granted a tax abatement to our club as a non-profit organization. New Horizons has provided grants to our club to help maintain Capital Expenditures of the facility.

St. George’s Senior Citizens Club is not affiliated with St George’s Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral. It is a non-denominational club that retains links to Ukrainian culture. Members must be 55 years of age or older. Annual membership from January 1st to December 31st is $10.

Renting the hall

Yearly membership (must be age 55 and over)

Wedding receptions, Anniversaries, birthdays, et al.

$425 (members) / $600 (non-members)

To host your event, membership to our club is not required but it is greatly encouraged - plus it makes your event more affordable. So join us!

Damage deposit

The condition of the entire facilty left as outlined in the contract. Full damage deposit will be returned a maximum of ten (10) business days later.

Evening rentals

$10

Hall rental rates

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$400

Our facility accommodates groups from 20 – 200 people for a variety of occasions including weddings, special events, meetings, social gatherings, wakes, funerals, musical performance and cultural events.

Our non-smoking, wheelchair accessible main floor hall has high 12’ acoustic ceiling and is 43’ x 53’ (2280 sq feet)
Rectangular 8’ and 6’ banquet tables and padded chairs for 200 people
In ceiling projector and large electronic projection screen
Stage area is 17’ x 14’ with 9’ ceiling, 110v & 220v power
Sound system with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth access
Bar facilities
Washroom areas
Fully air conditioned & heated facility
Fridge, stove and work area in a 19’ x 17’ kitchen space
Private grassed and treed park area available, with benches
Parking lot and on street parking available

* discounts apply to members with an active membership of at least 1 year

a red bowling ball crashing into the pins

Bowling & Line Dancing activities

St. George’s Senior Citizens bowling is a fun and lively activity. Whether you’re new to the sport or have bowled before, our group offers a warm and welcoming environment for bowlers of all skill levels. Forge new connections, encourage fellow bowlers, and embrace the joy of knocking down pins while sharing laughter and friendship. The purpose of our bowling group is to get a bit of exercise, encourage each other successes and to socialize. The cost per season also includes shoe rental and free coffee. Previous bowling experience is not required.

Bowling

Line Dancing

The Line Dancing coordinator will lead this senior’s line dance class for the 2025-2026 season. The 2025-2026 schedule and pricing has been adopted. There will be 33 sessions starting September 10 and ending April 29, 2026.
The cost for club members is $90 for the season.
We will also offer a ‘Drop In’ price of $5.00 per session.

Who we are...

St. George's Senior Citizens Club is a non-profit organization with membership that is open to all seniors age fifty-five (55) years and over, regardless of race, religion or language. Membership fees are reasonable so as not being prohibitive to many of our seniors.
St. George's Senior Citizens Club provides a gathering place for seniors in our community. Our organization encourages its members to be physically active, to socialize together, to be informed and also involved in any of our senior programs or in the governance of their club.