Creative Aging Cincinnati
Lifelong interests and talents connect us to the outside world and foster a sense of purpose, accomplishment and community. As we age, memories remind us that life is good and our experiences are meaningful. Oftentimes, when physical and cognitive changes occur, these limitations may decrease our participation in activities we once enjoyed. Creative Aging Cincinnati addresses these challenges and presents inspiring, educational and enriching programs on site, promoting communication, interaction and a positive mindset, vitally important for healthy aging.
What's new!
New Board Member- Hannah Lohr-Pearson
A native of New Jersey, Hannah moved to Cincinnati to pursue a Master of Music from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM). Prior to earning her master's from CCM, she completed undergraduate degrees in English and Music at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
Hannah serves as a Client Development Analyst for FEG Investment Advisors. Prior to this role, she managed accounts and client relationships for a graphic and pre-media company. An active member of Cincinnati’s freelance community, Hannah enjoys performing regularly as a cellist.
New Artists
Annie Takeuchi - Piano/Keyboard and Sing a longs (Music)
Howie Baum - Speaker (History and Culture)
Creative Aging welcomes these new artists to enhance your programming options. Additional information can be found on the pages listed in parentheses.
New Supporters
Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation
The Sr. Elise grant through the SC Ministry Foundation will allow us to continue our outreach efforts through a collaboration with the ArtsConnect center for senior art classes!!
