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Moving Creative Aging Policy into Action

From statewide partnerships to innovative community programs, see how creative aging is moving from conversation to action—and advancing healthy...

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New Arts on Prescription Pilot Launches

We’re proud to be part of this groundbreaking initiative with Southminster, Wake Forest University, and national experts to explore how creative...

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The Art of Seeing People

Jean Keane, Program Manager at Front Porch Communities & Services, shared this poem with us after attending a Lifetime Arts Creative Aging...

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Idaho Veterans Make Creative Aging Their Home

At two Idaho State Veterans Homes, veterans aren’t just participating in creative aging programs—they’re making them their own, transforming hallways...

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Creativity Has No Age

How Lifetime Arts is redefining what it means to grow older.

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Empowering Libraries, Enriching Lives

The Power of Creative Aging in Action At Lifetime Arts, we know that our later years can be a season for discovery, creativity, and connection. This...

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Breaking Barriers to Creativity

In marginalized communities, especially Black communities, access to arts education has historically been limited. However, creative aging programs...

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Inclusive by Design with Julie Kline

Lifetime Arts’ Director of Education and Training, Julie Kline, shares her thoughts on the inspiration behind the brand new training course,...

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My Love/Hate Relationship

Thinking through our new relationships with using Zoom—the good, the bad, and the path forward.

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The Home/Body Warm-up for Homebound Times

Greacian and her students were devastated when COVID-19 forced the Albany Senior Center to shut down. However, she immediately reached out to her...

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"Tell me about a time when you were resilient."

When Dane Stauffer's storytelling program was forced to close due to COVID-19, he shifted to an online format and retitled the program: “Storytellers...

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Finding an "Oasis in the Abyss"

Teaching Artist Susan Willerman has been teaching “Writing From Life” for 26 consecutive years. However, the impact of COVID-19 halted this...

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The Theatre of the Now

Not wasting time means not wasting the opportunity to create something. So if we’re trying to write NOW for the theatre, are we writing for what...

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Teaching Artist's Students are on His Mind

Vinny Mraz, playwright, teaching artist, theater maker in NYC, and Lifetime Arts Trainer, takes a brush to canvas to paint portraits of some of his...

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What to Do?

A reflection on current events, the arts, and what it takes to move forward at a time like this.

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The "Young Lady" Treatment

Mark Twain famously said “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.”

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Julie Kline Joins as Education Associate

Julie co-facilitates Lifetime Arts’ trainings across the country, assists with the design and development of training curriculum, and supports all of...

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Celebrating a Very Talented Extended Team

Lifetime Arts is humbled to acknowledge the contributions of our small, full-time professional staff who lead Education, Programming, Digital Media,...

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Boston Creative Aging Program Highlights

Earlier this year, Mayor Martin J. Walsh announced a partnership with Goddard House Community Initiatives and Lifetime Arts that has brought free...

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Debra Pasquerette

Learn more about Debra Pasquerette, a teaching artist and Manager of Community Engagement at The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in...

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A Tug of WAR: Work, Aging and Retirement

An exploration on what drives us to retirement, how we know we might be ready, and preparing for the inevitable self-reflection that comes with that...

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Majoros Selected to Join 2019 CAELI Class

Lifetime Arts’ Deputy Director, Nathan Majoros, has been selected to join the 2019 class of the Community Arts Education Leadership Institute.

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Robin Bady

Lifetime Arts’ Roster Teaching Artist and award winning storyteller, Robin Bady, discusses her work, its importance, and some of her biggest pieces...

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Art Imitates Life in The Waverly Gallery

Kenneth Lonergan’s play, The Waverly Gallery, focuses on the rapid cognitive decline of the 80- something grandmother, Gladys, a former attorney and...

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Not Your Cup of Tea?

"It's a good thing to care about something — but it's a really good thing to act on what it is you care about."

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The Transformational Power of Arts in Aging

Lifetime Arts presented to over 70 social workers, senior center program coordinators, directors, arts therapists, advocates, and other senior staff...

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Lisa Spraragen

Lisa Spraragen, a Lifetime Arts Roster teaching artist, is a classical and flamenco guitarist and dancer who taught three Creative Aging Programs for...

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Finding Your Arts Community

A great starting point for finding an arts community in retirement.

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Peyton Scott Russell

Peyton Scott Russell’s focus is to increase the awareness of graffiti as a teachable art form by teaching, doing more community events, exhibitions...

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"On the Road" Updates

Learn more about Lifetime Arts' participation in Creative Aging-related events.

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Bringing Creative Aging to TAP Cohort

Lifetime Arts, Inc. is proudly teaming up with the Teaching Artist Project (TAP) Cohort, a division of Community-Word Project (CWP).

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What’s Age Got to Do with It?

I know that in the commercial end of the film and theater businesses, the current wisdom is that stars = box office. But we’ve seen enough exceptions...

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Westchester County Senior Hall of Fame

This year's Westchester County Senior Hall of Fame honorees include our Executive Director and Co-Founder Ed Friedman.

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David DeBlieck

Meet our teaching artist of the month: David DeBlieck.

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Creative Aging Program Roundup

This year more than 900 people aged 55+ from New Mexico to New Hampshire attended 65 Creative Aging programs in public libraries, arts organizations,...

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Marta Sanchez

Meet our teaching artist of the month: Marta Sanchez

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Creative Aging in Southern Wisconsin Libraries

This week Lifetime Arts traveled to southern Wisconsin to deliver two full-day professional development workshops on Creative Aging programming for...

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Ed Talks About Arts on Prescription

It would be a welcome change to hear a doctor say, “take two painting classes and call me in the morning”.

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Thomas Boyd

Meet our teaching artist of the month: Thomas Boyd

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Seeding Vitality Arts in Museums

Aroha Philanthropies, the American Alliance of Museums, and Lifetime Arts announced today that they will collaborate to launch Seeding Vitality Arts...

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Are you ageist? Probably.

Ashton Applewhite, author and activist, was interviewed by KCRW's Jonathan Bastian ahead of her appearance at UC Santa Barbara last week where she...

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Lifetime Arts Honored with Community Award

Lifetime Arts is grateful to be among this year's esteemed group of individuals and organizations whom Arts Westchester is honoring as the "creative...

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The Tyranny of Fun by Ed Friedman

For those who are learning or creating, it’s not so much fun as it is satisfying. And the process of creating the work is perhaps even more...

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Grants Awarded to Five Westchester County Agencies

Five Westchester County senior service organizations have each been awarded $2,500 by Lifetime Arts to plan and implement Creative Aging programs as...

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20 Selected for Catalyzing Creative Aging Program

Twenty nonprofit arts education organizations from 14 states have been selected to participate in the National Guild for Community Arts Education’s...

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Why Creative Aging Matters

Hear the difference creative aging makes from those who benefit from it.

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Ed Talks About Stress

Ed talks the relationship between work, stress, and leaning into excitement in retirement.

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Ed and the Meritocracy of the Arts

Lifetime Arts Co-Founder Ed Friedman reflects on his efforts to stay connected to the arts, and his recent theater experience as an older adult.

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Ed Talks About Social Isolation

Lifetime Arts Co-Founder Ed Friedman talks the positive impact of Creative Aging on creating meaningful social interaction

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The Ripple Effect

Exploring the impact of Lifetime Arts' seed programs on Creative Aging across the country.

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Ed and The Comeback

Lifetime Arts Co-Founder Ed Friedman talks aspirations and challenges after retirement.

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The Importance of Teaching Artists

Our teaching artists are the boots on the ground, teaching new skills to curious minds and turning a group of strangers into lifelong friends, and at...

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Ed and Retirement: Part II

Lifetime Arts Co-Founder Ed Friedman talks about his own ideas of retirement, and his feelings about this new phase of life.

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Ed and Retirement: Part I

Lifetime Arts Co-Founder Ed Friedman talks retirement and his relationship to work.

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