Category Archives: Art/Architecture
News from Dorado: Art
News from Dorado Senior Apartments in Buena Park, CA: Acrylic Painting class offers the opportunity for creative expression as well as socialization. Instructor Nicole Gallardo comments, “This month, we started painting a work inspired by or a replica of a … Continue reading
News from Coventry Court: Art and Finance
From Coventry Court in Tustin, CA: Art Class Instructor Meloney Morse reports: “We use a different medium each week and learn a new technique every class. Students are always encouraged to create a finished product. Anna is especially appreciative and … Continue reading
News from Metro Chinatown: Art and Hand-crafting
Art and hand-crafting classes provide an opportunity for residents to explore their creativity through various mediums. Recently, Art Instructor Fabian Debora introduced the technique of using ink. Residents enjoyed and were amazed by the medium’s fluidity. Fabian describes the communication and relationship … Continue reading
Los Angeles Town Halls: Cultural Equity & Inclusion Initiative
The first of 12 Town Halls for LA County’s Cultural Equity & Inclusion Initiative takes place on May 2nd in Torrance at 7 pm. Members of the general public are invited to join the conversation and share their comments, ideas and … Continue reading
News from PacArts: First Thursday Artwalk
Helene Weinberg, Creative Programs Director at PacArts (at right), led a group of resident artists on a recent First Thursday Art Walk in the Old Downtown area of San Pedro. Galleries, restaurants, theaters, and other local businesses participate in the monthly celebration … Continue reading
News from Tavarua: Gardening and Art
From Tavarua Senior Apartments in Carlsbad, CA: The community garden is planted, with residents caring for their seasonal flowers and vegetables. With a new planting season approaching, some residents gathered to discussed the current state of the community garden and what … Continue reading
News from Cantabria/Asturias and Andalucia: Intergenerational Learning
EngAGE loves to provide opportunities for intergenerational learning and fun Here are two fine examples: In Polet’s painting class at Cantabria/Asturias in Panorama City, a grandchild accompanies his grandmother and they work together on art projects. And in Anne Apra’s cooking … Continue reading

