Tag Archives: creative aging
“Making Waves” Art Show at Cotton’s Point on Friday, 1-4 PM
You’re invited by Victor Nelson, Nancy Goodhart, Jennifer Fallon and Susie Stockholm to the upcoming art show at Cotton’s Point in San Clemente! Talented residents will share their art, including some pieces that will be free to anyone who wants … Continue reading
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Experience Talks at a Special Time: Friday, 6/19 @ 7:00 pm with guest Gary Glazner (Alzheimer’s Poetry Project)
Tune in to Experience Talks, our weekly “Radio Magazine for the Experienced Listener,” on KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles, 98.7 FM Santa Barbara, 99.5 China Lake, 93.7 N. San Diego, streaming live online and now syndicated on up to 100 … Continue reading
Bill Challenges Medi-Cal’s Ability to Recoup Costs from Heirs
Did you know? “The state’s Medi-Cal program has long looked to the estates and heirs of deceased Californians to recoup public money spent on their healthcare in the last years of life. “But the practice — including suing survivors and filing … Continue reading
Lino Tagliapietra: Master Glassblower
‘”I would like to make glass that’s timeless, that stays forever young,’ says Lino Tagliapietra, a youthful 80-year-old who has been making glass in a timeless fashion for close to 70 years. He pauses, then adds, ‘I’m not sure if … Continue reading
Talented Artists at Magnolia@Highland and LBSAC Share Their Work
Two recent art shows, one from Magnolia@Highland and one from LBSAC are featured today. Take a look at some great photos and an entertaining video! From EngAGE Vice President Nancy Goodhart and EngAGE Regional Programs Director Alma Wright: This spring, … Continue reading
Nancy Bea Hefley, Dodgers Organist, Retires? Not So Fast!
From the L.A. Times: Nancy Bea Hefley, the longest-tenured stadium musician in Los Angeles sports history confirmed that at the end of her 27th year as Dodgers organist, she would be unhappily walking away, a decision she later repeated after … Continue reading
2015 NEA National Heritage Fellowships
On June 9th, this year’s honorees were announced: Washington, DC—”One of the strengths of our nation is our constantly evolving artistic landscape. Each year the National Endowment for the Arts celebrates master folk and traditional artists that embody this strength … Continue reading
