Ewhurst & Staplecross Village Hall: Breaking Down Age Barriers
11/06/25
Staplecross, Robertsbridge, TN32 5QG
We plan to run an Age Without Limits Day involving children from the local primary school and older residents of the village.
This has never been run before and the aim is to have fun as well as promote inter-generational conversations. The aim is to challenge negative stereotypes of older people. The activity will comprise of 2 components.
Firstly, that of a ‘gallery’ of photographs of those older residents of the village depicting them as children/teenagers. The children attending the activity will then have to ‘match’ the person with their photograph. The second component is that of inter-generational balloon modelling workshop.
This workshop would introduce a skill that transcends all generations and brings different generations together to have fun and learn a new skill together.
Age Concern Buckinghamshire: Storytelling, skill-sharing, workshops, and guest speakers
11/06/25
Meadowcroft Community Centre
Join Age UK Buckinghamshire at Meadowcroft Community Centre for a special Age Without Limits Day event celebrating ageing and challenging ageism!
Enjoy a full day of storytelling, skill-sharing, workshops, and guest speakers covering topics like employment, volunteering, and hobbies. Explore community and charity stalls, connect with others, and be inspired by the experiences of older people across Buckinghamshire. All are welcome to take part in this uplifting and inclusive event!
Watford FC’s Community Sport & Education Trust: Extra Time session
11/06/25
Meriden Community Centre, Garsmouth Way, Watford, WD25 9ET
Watford FC’s Community Sport and Education Trust invite everyone to join it for an extended Extra Time session. Across two hours, at the Meriden Community Centre, those aged 55 and over will have the chance to meet others and get involved in a range of activities including walking football, physical exercise and bowls.
There will also be the chance to find out more about other activities in the local area.
Are you part of a physical activity project in Hertfordshire that promotes Healthy Ageing? Are you an older adult breaking stereotypes by staying active in exciting ways?
We’re capturing real experiences from individuals and project organisers through a video to showcase the power of shattering outdated perceptions of ageing and capability along the way.
Help us redefine what it means to stay active at any age!
Age UK Hertfordshire: Ageing & Amazing ✨ Smashing Stereotypes ✨
11/06/25
The video will be filmed at various locations across Hertfordshire, including community settings. The final montage will be available online and via public screens.
Age Friendly Hertfordshire will create a powerful video montage showcasing local older people in diverse roles contributing to communities, from volunteering to having fun in creative ways.
The film will highlight and debunk negative stereotypes, celebrating the many ways people continue to contribute, thrive, and stay independent as they age. Shared widely online and in public spaces, this video will inspire and promote positive attitudes towards ageing across Hertfordshire.
Ware Drill Hall, Amwell End Ware, Hertfordshire, SG12 9HP
Generation Circus is redefining what circus can be with Will You Still Love Me? - a groundbreaking circus show performed by CAN DO CIRCUS COMPANY - a fearless group of over-50s who took their first leap into circus arts in April 2024.
Through aerial theatre, dance, animation, and video installations, they challenge stereotypes and bring to life powerful personal stories about ageing, resilience, and community.
