About the Club
For the members of the Royal City Men’s Club (RCMC) in Guelph, retirement isn't an invitation to slow down. Instead, it represents a vibrant chapter filled with camaraderie, lifelong learning, and a commitment to giving back to the community.
Meeting every second Thursday morning at the Trinity United Church Hall on Stevenson Street, just south of Speedvale, the club offers retired and semi-retired men a welcoming space to connect, share ideas over coffee, listen to engaging guest speakers, and stay active. From hikes, tours of local points of interest to special events, the RCMC proves that community connection and personal vitality only grow stronger with age.
The objectives of the Club are:
membership inquiries: [email protected]
Meeting every second Thursday morning at the Trinity United Church Hall on Stevenson Street, just south of Speedvale, the club offers retired and semi-retired men a welcoming space to connect, share ideas over coffee, listen to engaging guest speakers, and stay active. From hikes, tours of local points of interest to special events, the RCMC proves that community connection and personal vitality only grow stronger with age.
The objectives of the Club are:
- to encourage life-long learning via talks by a wide variety of presenters on a range of subjects of interest to members
- to provide opportunities to exchange ideas and views on topics of mutual interest
- to provide opportunities for social and recreational activities to promote fellowship and further learning
- to provide opportunities for developing new friendships.
membership inquiries: [email protected]