Lia Miller’s Mission: Art, Access, and Healthy Aging
At the Creative Aging Network-NC, Executive Director Lia Miller envisions a future where older adults are valued, visible, and vibrantly creative.
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At the Creative Aging Network-NC, Executive Director Lia Miller envisions a future where older adults are valued, visible, and vibrantly creative.
A training with Lifetime Arts gave Joylynn M. Ross the tools to deepen what she’d been doing for years—empowering older adults to shape their untold...
Reframing aging through art, care, and collaboration—how filmmaker Sarah Friedland empowered older adults to create, perform, and transform the story...
At CommonBond Communities in Minnesota, a group of veterans discovered the power of creative aging—turning stories into memories, neighbors into...
As someone who’s spent years advocating for arts education for older adults, I was moved to witness a program that not only works—but feels like it...
Librarian Krisene Watson shares an unexpected journey from one of her most initially reluctant creative aging students.
Dixie Means shares her experience as a first-time woodworker through her time in Area 59's Woodworking class.
Maura O’Malley and Annie Montgomery share their experience speaking at an Arts and Aging Forum in Singapore.
Hear from Lifetime Arts' CEO and Co-Founder, Maura O'Malley, about being named a NYU Alumni Changemaker for her 40+ years of experience in the arts...
Lifetime Arts Co-Founder Ed Friedman shares his favorite art pieces from around his apartment, and what they mean to him.
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