Category Archives: Community News
“A Dose of Creativity” Shows What EngAGE Is About
“What happens when growing older becomes synonymous with growing creatively? People who were invisible become visible, says Tim Carpenter, founder and executive director of EngAge.” Take a look at this wonderful new video, “A Dose of Creativity,” produced by Aroha … Continue reading
EngAGE Poets Featured in Lit Crawl Performance 10/21
Join us for a retro night out at 7 p.m. on Thursday, at Studio 77 in NoHo, to hear, “On Being a Kid: A Poetry Reading By Los Angeles Senior Artists.” Talented EngAGE poets keep things old school by sharing memories … Continue reading
Villa Anaheim: Gardening and Exercising Keep Residents Active
Archstone Foundation has funded Second Harvest of Orange County to provide Community Gardens to the properties where they currently serve food. Gratefully, Villa Anaheim is one of five properties that is receiving free services, including a monthly Master Gardener on … Continue reading
Magnolia @ 9th: Art Club Show on October 19th
Magnolia @ 9th is located at 181 9th St, San Bernardino, CA 92410 – (909) 559-0827 ~ Alma Wright, Regional Programs Director
Cotton’s Point: iPad Art and Collage
Art classes provide an opportunity for residents to explore their creativity through various mediums. The Kenneth A. Picerne Foundation and EngAGE teamed to provide Art and Creativity to Cotton’s Point residents for the entire year of 2015. Picerne Foundation Art Instructor Susie … Continue reading
PacArts Family Arts Colony Art Show: Marlee Donati
PacArts Family Arts Colony in San Pedro opened a new show for October’s First Thursday Arts Walk! Marlee Donati is the featured painter and her large abstracts bring life and color to the gallery. Marlee also teaches painting to the … Continue reading
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Burbank Senior Artists Colony: Clarence Johnston’s “Beat the Drum” Class
Former resident Clarence Johnston brings his years of musical experience and knowledge of percussion to stress relieving and storytelling through the use of drum techniques and sounds. Clarence gets a lot of joy from the people who show up for … Continue reading
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