A Creative Kind of Summer in the City via the Brooklyn Public Library
Virtual and in-person programs have been offered throughout Brooklyn Public Library branches and the Library's Services for Older Adults department as part of Lifetime Arts' Brooklyn Digital: Connecting Through Creative Aging initiative.
One of the virtual programs, "Lets Ballroom Dance — Waltz, Mambo & Swing!," was facilitated by Silver Shoes Dance Club and hosted by the BPL. Daniela Del Giorno, the teaching artist who led the program, taught participants about these genres of music and dance via Zoom over the course of 8 weeks. The video shown above was produced by Silver Shoes and depicts scenes from the program's remote culminating event performance.
“Increasing access to remote programming is a boon to older adults, period. Through this grant we were able to support an enormous number programs during a period of extreme isolation.”
— David Woehr, Program Manager
“We at Lifetime Arts applaud the Brooklyn Public Library’s Services for Older Adults team for reaching people where they are. This initiative built upon their existing capacity to do remote programming. It is exciting to work with partners who help drive the work forward, especially during the toughest of times.”
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