Creative Aging - Think 360 Arts for Learning

Creative Aging Slideshow by Think360Arts

Established in 2016, the Creative Aging program seeks to improve the lives of older adults through arts education. We do this by promoting the inclusion of quality arts programs in communities that serve older adults; preparing teaching artists to work with older adults; and fostering lifelong learning within our communities. The Creative Aging program uses arts as an effective vehicle to help improve the health and well-being of older adults throughout Colorado.

I have a feeling of peace after class. Parkinson’s has taken so much from all of us, it is lovely to be able to move to music not the way I used to but in a new way, a way to express who I still am.

Creative Aging Participant

Download our Creative Aging One-Pager here. For more information, contact Think 360 Arts Director of Education, Alex Oves at alex@think360arts.org.

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David Reuille

David engages students’ minds and bodies through dance while also teaching core content.

Elizabeth Stanbro

Elizabeth teaches many different forms of Visual Art including Digital Art, Fiber Art, Mixed Media, Painting and Drawing.

Katherine Dines (Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta® Music)

Katherine Dines is a multi-award-winning songwriter. Her interactive music performances feature global, original and traditional songs; storytelling; movement; sign language, and zany instruments. She also offers songwriting, choreography and instrument-making workshops, and conducts in-service trainings that facilitate arts in education.

Jeanette Trujillo

A Mexican, Spanish, and Flamenco dancer, Jeanette, shares the role of dance in the histories of multiple cultures.

Gunstwork Puppet Mask Theater

Actor and mask maker Michael Gunst performs a Wabanaki tale with masks and puppets, and offers mask making workshops.