Tag Archives: creative aging
Worth Repeating: Stained Glass Artist Rowan LeCompte Featured in Documentary
“Worth Repeating” is a weekly feature on the EngAGE Blog that will bring you previous posts that we think are still timely, interesting, or just plain fun! From 5/6/13: “Narrated by Garrison Keillor, Let There Be Light tells the story of a great … Continue reading
Patrick Stewart Ponders the Future
The actor whose leading roles in “Star Trek” and “X-Men” have taken him into the far future, reflects on his career and where present-day society is headed. Read more here at Smithsonian.com. … Continue reading
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KPFK-FM Bobbee Zeno Tribute: “That’s Cold-Blooded!”
An important announcement from our friends at KPFK-FM radio: KPFK experienced the sudden loss, on March 19th, of the very engaging, multi-faceted producer and host, Bobbee Zeno. His work at the station goes back 15 years. Bobbee was currently co-producing … Continue reading
Dolly Parton’s New Album: “Blue Smoke”
Blue Smoke is Dolly Parton’s 42nd album, a testament to her enduring popularity. “The patchwork nature of Blue Smoke feels surprisingly authentic coming from a singer-songwriter of country, pop and plenty else with a megawatt, gussied-up image, who’s played … Continue reading
Aging Gracefully
It’s an era of extremes: Botoxed “gargoyles” and cougars, or eccentric grandmothers and kooky matrons. Writer Charlotte Druckman muses on her struggle to find older women who are inspiring: “I’d begun to despair of ever having role models. And then Penny Martin—the editor-in-chief of … Continue reading
NoHo Arts Center’s “The Guardsman” Adapted for Older Actors
Can a jealous actor fool his cheating wife? Lillian Groag (artistic associate at the Old Globe) directs a new adaptation of The Guardsman, the comic tour de force about love, fidelity and illusion by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnár, opening May … Continue reading
Community Photo Albums: February
February brought celebrations of Valentine’s Day and Black History Month, healthy eating workshops and tasty meals, ever-popular drum circles, a workshop to explain those sometimes difficult to use cell phones, a visit from the Irish group Klawitter (Hedda and fellow … Continue reading
