Creative Aging Network-NC

Testimonial from our Board Chair ~ The decision to join Creative Aging Network-NC, a non-profit which is dedicated to supporting the aging community through the arts has been one of the most fulfilling decisions of my life. I was inspired by the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of older adults, many of whom often feel isolated or overlooked. Through creative expression, this organization fosters connection, joy, and a renewed sense of purpose for those we serve. I’ve witnessed firsthand how the arts can break barriers, inspire confidence, and bring smiles to faces that may not have smiled in years. Being part of this mission has not only allowed me to give back but has also enriched my own life in ways I never imagined. It’s a privilege to be part of a community that values creativity, compassion, and inclusion." ~ Chris Babcock As we approach #GivingTuesday on December 3rd, please consider us in your gift giving and help support us in our mission of improving the health of all people who identify as aging. Thank you for your support! https://can-nc.org/donate

Testimonial from CAN-NC Board Member Michael Hill ~ I chose CAN-NC because I believe in the transformative power of creativity, especially as we age. The organization's mission aligns perfectly with my passion for promoting lifelong learning and artistic expression. I wanted to contribute to an initiative that empowers individuals to explore their creativity and connect with others in meaningful ways. Our vision at CAN-NC is to inspire and facilitate healthy aging through lifelong access to and participation in the creative arts. We welcome adults of all ages to engage, collaborate, and learn with us at CAN-NC. We are the only organization in North Carolina using the arts as a non-medical approach to improving the health of all people. As we approach #GivingTuesday on December 3rd, please consider us in your gift giving and help support us in our mission of improving the health of all people who identify as aging. Thank you for your support! https://can-nc.org/donate

Testimonial from CAN-NC Board Member Michael Hill ~ I chose CAN-NC because I believe in the transformative power of creativity, especially as we age. The organization's mission aligns perfectly with my passion for promoting lifelong learning and artistic expression. I wanted to contribute to an initiative that empowers individuals to explore their creativity and connect with others in meaningful ways. Our vision at CAN-NC is to inspire and facilitate healthy aging through lifelong access to and participation in the creative arts. We welcome adults of all ages to engage, collaborate, and learn with us at CAN-NC. We are the only organization in North Carolina using the arts as a non-medical approach to improving the health of all people. As we approach #GivingTuesday on December 3rd, please consider us in your gift giving and help support us in our mission of improving the health of all people who identify as aging. Thank you for your support! https://can-nc.org/donate

Our vision at CAN-NC is to inspire and facilitate healthy aging through lifelong access to and participation in the creative arts. We welcome adults of all ages to engage, collaborate, and learn with us at CAN-NC. We are the only organization in North Carolina using the arts as a non-medical approach to improving the health of all people. As we approach #GivingTuesday on December 3rd, please consider us in your gift giving and help support us in our mission of improving the health of all people who identify as aging. Thank you for your support! https://can-nc.org/donate

Patrick explains "centering" the clay on the wheelhead. The clay must be centered in order to pull the clay into a bowl shape or a cylinder shape. All things made on the pottery wheel start from either a bowl shape or a cylinder shape. Join us to learn how to throw pots on the pottery wheel!

Patrick explains "centering" the clay on the wheelhead. The clay must be centered in order to pull the clay into a bowl shape or a cylinder shape. All things made on the pottery wheel start from either a bowl shape or a cylinder shape. Join us to learn how to throw pots on the pottery wheel!

Wouldn't you LOVE to learn to make jugs like these? Learn how to from master potter Patrick Rowe in his next class that starts Thursday! Only a couple of spots left. Sign up at https://lnkd.in/edFH4Ysf

Thursdays, Nov 14, 21 (NO CLASS ON THE 28th) and Dec 5, 12 from 9:30am - 12:00pm This Class Meets at CAN-NC These four-week classes will introduce students to the fundamentals of working on the wheel. The focus will be on basics; cylinders, bowls and plates. Techniques for centering, opening, and pulling up clay will be covered. No prior wheel experience is required. $200, includes clay, glazing, and firing. Purchase of basic pottery tool kit recommended. Register at?https://lnkd.in/edFH4Ysf Location:?2400 Summit Ave, Greensboro, NC 27405

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YES! WEEKLY recently published an article about our current project with UNCG. A unique new garden is in the works on our 10-acre campus. “Our vision is to create a visually captivating series of art installations that encourage interaction and movement to improve well-being as we age,” says CAN-NC Executive Director Lia Miller. Click to read the full article: https://lnkd.in/d4JxNHqh