Drop-in schedule
2 weekly sessions across 1 activity, resuming for the new season. Holidays and rentals can change these, so call ahead before travelling.
Nothing runs here until 1 September. All 2 sessions below start between then and 8 September.
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2 more sessions start laterfirst on 1 September
Week of 31 August1
| Day | Starts | Time | Activity | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue | 1 Sep | 9:15am–1pm | Table TennisTable Tennis | Free under 19 |
Week of 7 September1
| Day | Starts | Time | Activity | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue | 8 Sep | 1pm–6pm | Table TennisTable Tennis | Free under 19 |
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What it costs
Anyone under 19 attends free — the City charges drop-in fees only to adults (19+) and older adults (60+). Pay at the front desk before the session.
City of Toronto published rates, checked 2026-08-04. Rates change with the annual budget — confirm on toronto.ca.
Lessons and camps
Fairfield Seniors' Centre runs CampTO Explore, Drawing and Painting, Functional Fit, Games: Billiards (Women), Gentle Fit, Osteo Fit, Painting: Watercolour, Pilates, Qigong, Strength and Conditioning, Tai Chi, Yoga, Yoga: Chair. Registration is closed for all of them at the moment — check the City's site for the next intake.
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What's in the building
Fairfield Seniors' Centre has 5 listed facilities.
From the City of Toronto's facilities register. A room being listed doesn't mean it's open during every drop-in session. The linked ones open a page listing every City location with that facility.
Washrooms
- Fairfield Seniors' Centre Washroom — open whenever the centre is open
Located in the Community Centre.
From the City's park washroom register, which the City refreshes daily. It covers Parks & Recreation washrooms open to the public, so it is not a complete list of every washroom on site.
Getting there
Fairfield Seniors' Centre is at 80 Lothian Ave, Toronto. Accessibility: Fully Accessible.
The closest TTC stop is Islington Ave at Bering Ave North Side, a 506 m walk — about 6 minutes. Served by routes 110, 337. The nearest subway station is Islington Station, 744 m away.
Walking distance is a real route over the City of Toronto’s street, path and trail network — not a straight line — and the closest stop is chosen by it. Computed from the TTC's schedule feed and the Toronto Centreline, both published by the City of Toronto as open data.
Questions people ask
Is Fairfield Seniors' Centre free?
Most drop-in sessions at Fairfield Seniors' Centre charge a fee. City sports drop-ins are free for anyone under 19; swimming and fitness charge a reduced rate for under-19s and full price for adults.
What drop-in sport and recreation runs at Fairfield Seniors' Centre?
Fairfield Seniors' Centre runs 2 weekly drop-in table tennis sessions. Nothing here runs this week — the first session is back on 1 September.
How do I get to Fairfield Seniors' Centre by TTC?
The closest TTC stop to Fairfield Seniors' Centre is Islington Ave at Bering Ave North Side, a 506 m walk — about 6 minutes, served by routes 110, 337. The nearest subway station is Islington Station. Walking distance is routed over the City's street and path network.
Do I need to register for drop-in sessions at Fairfield Seniors' Centre?
No — the 2 drop-in sessions resuming at Fairfield Seniors' Centre are open to anyone with no registration, unless a session notes otherwise. Holidays and facility rentals can override the schedule, so confirm before travelling.