Author Archives: EngAGE
News from Sterling Court: Gardening
At Sterling Court Senior Apartments in Anaheim, CA: Archstone Foundation funded Second Harvest to provide Community Gardens to some of the properties to which they currently provide food. Gratefully, Sterling Court is one of five EngAGE properties that received free … Continue reading
Posted in Community News, Cooking/Gardening, Sterling Court
Tagged changing aging, creative aging
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News from Villa Anaheim: Exercise
In the Exercise Class at Villa Anaheim in Anaheim, California, safe exercise facilitates increased flexibility, strength, and endurance. Coordination and balance exercises help prevent falls and injury. Instructor Nancy Goodhart reports: “The goal of this class is to affirm and … Continue reading
Worth Repeating: Is Mandatory Retirement Age an Obsolete Concept?
“Worth Repeating” is a weekly feature on the EngAGE Blog that will bring you previous posts that we think are still timely, interesting, or just plain fun! From 8/17/15: There was a time when retirement meant limited activity — maybe … Continue reading
News from Metro Compton: Celebrating
One of the great advantages of living at an EngAGE community is . . . community! At Metro Compton in Los Angeles, residents recently celebrated birthdays with a cookout. They enjoyed the evening with delicious food they prepared, plus grilled chicken, … Continue reading
Cotton’s Point: Hand-Crafting
At Cotton’s Point Senior Apartments in San Clemente, Crafts Class provides an opportunity for residents to explore their creativity through various mediums. Residents enjoy spending time creating artwork, and this class allows them to work at their own pace, relax, … Continue reading
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Tagged changing aging, creative aging
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Free Museum Days in L.A. for September
The hot weather of September will be upon us very soon. If you want to enjoy an inspiring, creative day out but avoid the heat, consider a visit to a (nicely air conditioned) local museum. “We Like L.A.” has compiled … Continue reading
News from Magnolia @ Highland: Paper Mache Masks
The Artists Roundtable at Magnolia at Highland in San Bernardino, led by instructor Alma Wright, allows beginning and working artists to gather each week to discuss projects, provide feedback, and share in the process of individual creation. Recently, the group worked … Continue reading
Posted in Art/Architecture, Community News, Magnolia @ Highland
Tagged changing aging, creative aging
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