Category Archives: Community News
Community Photo Albums: February
Our EngAGE communities were offered a variety of services and activities again in February, from Food Bank and Second Harvest food delivery to drum circles, from workshops in computer skills to classes in basic English Conversation. There was no shortage … Continue reading
Community Highlights: February
Alma Wright worked with residents at the Magnolia to create “Venetian” masks: “We’ve used all kinds of materials such as acrylic paints, feathers, yarn, sequins, wire and glitter to achieve very different looks for each mask.” Shirley Yu at the … Continue reading
Posted in Community Highlights, Jasmine, Magnolia @ Highland
Tagged changing aging, creative aging
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NoHo Senior Arts Colony Generates Enthusiasm
Here’s an enthusiastic article from “Where to Retire” magazine (or click here to read the PDF). Click here to learn more about the magazine.
Community Highlights: January
The weather in Southern California is delightful year-round for gardeners and the results of their hard work are delightful to eat! These photos are from our Piedmont, Portofino, and Vermont communities. Click on any photo to enlarge it. Be sure to … Continue reading
Community Photo Albums: January
In January, our active seniors were occupied with arts, crafts, computers, exercise, and food (see some tasty food and fine gardens in our Community Highlights post today). There were many other lifelong learning opportunities, too, from studying Shakespeare or jazz to writing poetry … Continue reading
Community Highlights: December
Each property that EngAGE serves marked the holiday season in a special way. At Burbank Senior Artists Colony, Programs Manager Megan Hocking reports: “Residents ushered in the holiday season with the Hawaiian Holiday Celebration. The stage was decorated with multi colored … Continue reading
Posted in Burbank Senior Artists Colony, Community Highlights, Villa Anaheim
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Community Photos Albums: December
It’s no surprise that there was a lot of holiday activity during December, including crafts and card-making classes; performances of the play, “A Christmas Carol;” and all kinds of celebratory events with music and entertainment, including elementary school children singing … Continue reading
