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Check out this moment of joyful movement during an Arts for the Aging workshop! We believe that participating in social dances like this one with Laura Quiroga, offers the therapeutic power to improve physical, cognitive, and emotional health. Let's boogie!

Have you ever used an iPad to make digitial art? Participants in Arts for the Aging workshops have! Teaching artists Jason Horowitz and Jackie Steven worked with residents at Bauer Park to make collages using photography captured on iPads. #creativeaging #artsinhealth #longev...

Reflecting on need, our chief executive Janine Tursini recently shared how much it means that “we make more visible the stories and connections and expressions of communities that wouldn’t otherwise have access to using the arts in health."

Magical Moments await at our upcoming virtual open house! ✨ (register here: bit.ly/magicwithlaura) There is no charge to attend, but donations to the Arts for the Aging Annual Fund are encouraged: artsfortheaging.org/donate (Music is Circle Dance by Wall Matthews)

In loving memory of Gloria Buckberg, a dancer with our company Quicksilver, poet, museum docent, social worker, mother, friend, and longtime supporter. 🌼 Visit bit.ly/PoembyGloria to enjoy her poem recitation and accompanying dance performance.

Have you ever heard a song that makes you feel like this? Like you just HAVE to dance? 👯 Let us know in the comments what songs put a spring in your step!

Meet Arts for the Aging Teaching Artist Adam Gonzalez. Adam is a cellist and the music director of Quicksilver, our resident senior improv dance group. We are grateful to have him as a teaching artist since 2019!

When we make art, we reduce our medication needs and hospital stays, strengthen our immune levels, and decrease depression. [Penny, from Easterseals Adult Day Services, sings along to operas with teaching artists Peter Joshua Burroughs and Carlos César Rodríguez of RÓMEZ3arts]

Happy spring! 🌷☀️ This photo of founder Lolo Sarnoff at an Arts for the Aging tennis fundraiser event has us excited to get our bodies moving and soaking up the sun this spring! 🎾What is your favorite spring outdoors activity?

Last year's @nbcuniversal #LocalImpactGrants winner Arts for the Aging is using its grant to bring joy and connection to older adults and caregivers through arts engagement. Learn more about how this organization is positively impacting its local community: bit.ly/4kvQcLE

In 2023 and 2024, Arts for the Aging expanded creative aging programs to 37 new client communities in Montgomery County, Maryland! That's a boatload of connection and self-expression. Check out our special project page to learn more: artsfortheaging.org/special-projec…

Meet Alexandria Adult Day Services Center, an Arts for the Aging client since 2005. Visit bit.ly/AADSCInfo to learn more. [photo by Ahmed Akari] [AlexandriaVAGov]

Thank you to our circle of supporters for a great open house full of movement, imagination, and play. Stay tuned for another open house invitation soon! ✨