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- Priya Dhuru
Priya Dhuru is a registered Architect and Principal at Champlin Architecture in downtown Cincinnati. She specializes in healthcare planning and enjoys developing exciting design concepts for healthcare facilities in and around Cincinnati through creative problem solving skills and project organization. Priya earned her Bachelors degree in Architecture in Mumbai, India, moved to Chicago to pursue her Masters in Architecture and since then has made Cincinnati her home for the past 22 years.
With 2 young children, Priya has spent the past few years volunteering with school activities.
" I am now honored and humbled to serve on the board of Creative Aging Cincinnati and look forward to helping the team with the wonderful mission of serving the seniors in our community thru arts and humanities programs. Truly excited to be a part of this mission!"
New Artist
Laurelview Ramblers
Creative Aging welcomes this trio of "old time musicians" who are already delighting audiences with their charm and talent. The banjo, guitar, violin and vocals sound like just what your facility would enjoy for a down home kind of event!!
Learn more about them on our music programs page.
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!!
