60+ QUIZ CLUB

For Activity Directors & Lifestyle Teams

Free 50-question memory quizzes, made to be played together on the big screen — at senior centers, assisted living and memory-care communities, libraries, and church groups.

Group use is warmly welcome — no permission needed, no fee, ever.

You have our explicit permission to screen any 60+ Quiz Club episode for group activities at senior centers, assisted living communities, independent living communities, libraries, church groups, Royal Canadian Legion halls, RSL clubs, veterans' groups, and family gatherings. Play it on the TV or projector, pause as often as you like, and print as many scorecards as you need.

What the quizzes are

50questions in every episode
~25 minper episode (20–29 minutes)
7 secto think after each question
4 seriesAmerica · Britain · Canada · Australia

Each episode is a complete activity session: 50 questions in four rounds — Easy, Medium, Hard, and Expert — about the world your residents grew up in: the prices, the TV shows, the cars, the sports, and the moments everybody remembers. Every question is read aloud and shown in large type, followed by a 7-second thinking pause, the answer, and a one-line story. At the end, a score table tells every player how they did — from Warming Up to Quiz Champion.

The questions are nostalgia, not exams: state capitals, what a gallon of gas cost in 1960, who played the first Doctor Who, Expo 67, the first Holden. One episode is one ready-made program — no preparation, no materials to buy, no host script to write.

Free printable scorecard

Players keep score on paper, just like the old days. Our large-print scorecard (US Letter, one page per player per episode) is free to print and copy for your group.

Download the free scorecard (PDF)

Episode menu

Every title links straight to the video on YouTube. New episodes are added every week — America on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; Britain, Canada and Australia on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Release dates below are the first day each episode is available.

America

EpisodeTopicLengthAvailable
Ep. 01 — Do You Remember These 50 Things About America?The all-round opener: states, prices, TV, cars and famous moments20 minNov 13, 2026
Ep. 02 — Can You Name All 50 State Capitals?Geography — all fifty states and their capitals20 minNov 16, 2026
Ep. 03 — Do You Remember the 1960s?The sixties decade: music, TV, space and everyday life25 minNov 18, 2026
Ep. 04 — Thanksgiving at Grandma'sHoliday special: Thanksgiving food, parades and family traditions26 minNov 20, 2026
Ep. 05 — Do You Remember Christmas in the Old Days?Holiday special: Christmases of the 1950s–70s28 minNov 23, 2026
Ep. 06 — Do You Remember the 1970s?The seventies decade: disco, cars, gas lines and the Bicentennial28 minNov 25, 2026

Britain

EpisodeTopicLengthAvailable
UK 01 — Do You Remember These 50 Things About Britain?Shillings and pence, Coronation Street, the Mini, Butlin's and more26 minNov 19, 2026

Canada

EpisodeTopicLengthAvailable
CA 01 — Do You Remember These 50 Things About Canada?Provinces and capitals, Hockey Night, Expo 67 and Tim Hortons24 minNov 18, 2026

Australia

EpisodeTopicLengthAvailable
AU 01 — Do You Remember These 50 Things About Australia?Pounds and pence, Skippy, Holdens, beaches and long summers23 minNov 21, 2026

How to run it with a group

  1. Pick the episode from the menu above and open it on the TV or projector. Any smart TV, streaming stick, or laptop with YouTube works.
  2. Hand out the scorecards (one per player, or one per table for team play) and pencils.
  3. Pause after each question. The video gives 7 seconds to think — pause it there and let everyone shout out, debate, and settle on an answer before you press play for the reveal. This is where the fun is; take your time.
  4. Let the table talk. Teams of up to six around one table work beautifully — talking each answer through together is half the activity.
  5. Finish with the score table. The episode ends with the rankings. Read out who made Quiz Champion, celebrate the Warming Up crowd, and take requests for next time — the holiday and decade episodes are group favorites.
  6. Make it a fixture. New episodes land every week, so "Quiz Club" can sit in the same slot on your activity calendar week after week.

Print the kit

Two one-page printables, free to copy for your group:

Questions, requests, corrections

Planning a calendar and want a topic we haven't covered — a decade, a holiday, your state or province? Found a mistake in an answer? Write to us: quiz@globe-ent.com. Every question and answer is written by our team and fact-checked against published sources, and we publish corrections when viewers spot one.