Category Archives: Community News
News from Solara Court
In the Garden On March 25th, the cooking class created a community salad using their own vegetables grown in the Solara Court garden. A yummy and healthy treat for all! Drum Circle Two residents feel the exciting rhythm of the … Continue reading
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News from Cantabria and Asturias
In the Cantabria and Asturias craft class, creativity and beauty help bring together people who speak different languages. Exercise class with Brian Chandler Brian was pleasantly surprised to be informed that residents had conducted classes in his absence, for fear … Continue reading
News from Park Plaza
Members of the Park Plaza craft class explore their creative possibilities. Class member, Grace, poses with her work. ~ Contributed by Elizabeth Sampson
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News from Burbank Senior Artists Colony: “The Boyfriend”
If you haven’t seen “The Boyfriend,” a wonderful 12-minute film starring a small group of talented Burbank Senior Artists Colony residents, take a look at it here on David Slater’s “Creativity, Arts and Older People” blog. Excellent improv work from Sue, Suzanne, Walter, … Continue reading
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EngAGE in Creativity Party Photos
The party at Burbank Senior Artists Colony on Saturday was a huge success! Fine weather, fine food and wine, and fine company! Take a look below at just a handful of photos taken at the event. (Click on any picture to … Continue reading
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EngAGE Explained in Less Than 90 Seconds!
If you want to know what EngAGE is all about in less than 90 seconds, click here to take a look at this video on David Slater’s blog, “Creativity, Arts and Older People.”
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Unless You’ve Walked In My Shoes . . .
EngAGE believes in the value of communication between the generations. To facilitate that communication, Stacy Sims, founder of the True Body Project, brought “Walk in Our Shoes” inter-generational projects to the residents of two EngAGE communities and the students of their neighboring … Continue reading
