Schubert Centre Vernon BC | Connecting Seniors in Vernon BC

Happy HOUR

Every Friday from
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Live Entertainment by
Don Goddard

Drinks $5.00 each

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

Second Saturday OF EACH MONTH

$8.00 All You
Can Eat
Pancakes!

Bacon & Coffee

SING-A-LONG IS BACK

10:00 AM - 11:30 AM EVERY TUESDAY

Come and enjoy as we sing along
together for the pure joy
and wellness benefits!

You don't need to
sign up, just
drop in!

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Welcome

WELCOME to the SCHUBERT CENTRE Vernon’s Community Centre for seniors.
The Schubert Centre has been a social and recreational hot spot for seniors and community since 1984.

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Who We Are

Run primarily by volunteers, the Schubert Society Centre runs activities and programs for seniors and the community.

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Mission Statement

As Schubert Centre’s mission statement declares, our staff and volunteers strive to help seniors maintain a good quality of life by providing a variety of social and recreational programs and services that are based on the abilities and interests of the membership.

Become a Member

Get involved in the Schubert community. You’ll get a warm welcome and a chance to participate in the diverse range of activities and programs we offer.

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Volunteers Needed

We’re currently accepting volunteers to help us make a difference in the community. Your skills, knowledge, and experience can make a difference every day.

Donations to The Schubert Centre

Any and all contributions are welcome. Please call 250-594-4201; ext. 1 and leave a message to make arrangements to make a donation. Messages will be returned on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday or use the Donation Button below. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR SUPPORTING THE SCHUBERT CENTRE

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Welcome to Schubert Centre

We make a Difference in your lives

The Schubert Centre got its start in 1981 as a community centre for seniors. Based in Vernon’s Schell House, it was a welcome addition to the neighborhood, but there was still a great need in Vernon for a larger facility where seniors could engage as a community and get help when they needed it.

The local chapter of the Knights of Columbus, a charitable organization, raised $1.75 million to plan, design, and build the current facility over three years.

Ever since the new Schubert Centre opened its doors in 1984, it’s been a social and recreational hot spot for seniors. It started with 360 founding members and has grown to more than 1,200 today.

The building is buzzing with a range of activities, five days a week.