Upcoming events.
1974 at the North Shore Towers Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
1974 at the Vestal Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
1974 at the Northern Broome Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
Out & About at the Fenimore
Join the Memory Maker Project for an afternoon of art, storytelling, and conversation at the Fenimore Museum. This program is specially designed for older adults, people living with memory loss, and care partners, but fun and open to all. Included with museum admission.
1974 at the Johnson City Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
A Love Supreme at Elderwood Waverly
The Memory Maker Project is bringing the Tioga Arts Council on the road! We’ll visit residents at Riverview Manor, Elderwood at Waverly, and Tioga Opportunities throughout May and June to view and discuss artwork inspired by John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme, created by TAC’s artist members.
Participants will be invited to create their own art and collaborative poetry inspired by the music. The final work from all three communities will be displayed in a Creative Celebration at the Owego Visitor’s Center.
Sponsored by the Tioga Arts Council.
Creative Aging Talk at Broome West Senior Center
Join Creative Aging Specialist, Christina Muscatello from the Memory Maker Project to learn how the arts play a vital role in maintaining and improving brain health.
Sponsored by the Broome County Office for Aging.
1974 at the First Ward Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
1974 at the Chenango Bridge Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
A Love Supreme at Tioga Opportunities
The Memory Maker Project is bringing the Tioga Arts Council on the road! We’ll visit residents at Riverview Manor, Elderwood at Waverly, and Tioga Opportunities throughout May and June to view and discuss artwork inspired by John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme, created by TAC’s artist members.
Participants will be invited to create their own art and collaborative poetry inspired by the music. The final work from all three communities will be displayed in a Creative Celebration at the Owego Visitor’s Center.
Sponsored by the Tioga Arts Council.
Baycrest@Home Art Talk
Baycrest@Home members can join the Memory Maker Project on Wednesdays from 2-2:45 pm to converse about art, write collaborative poetry, tells stories, and more!
To learn more about Baycrest@Home and become a member visit baycrestathome.ca.
Artist credit: Wayne Claypatch, "Out of the Pot", oil on canvas, 2018
Baycrest@Home Art Talk
Baycrest@Home members can join the Memory Maker Project on Wednesdays from 2-2:45 pm to converse about art, write collaborative poetry, tells stories, and more!
To learn more about Baycrest@Home and become a member visit baycrestathome.ca.
Artist credit: Wayne Claypatch, "Out of the Pot", oil on canvas, 2018
Baycrest@Home Art Talk
Baycrest@Home members can join the Memory Maker Project on Wednesdays from 2-2:45 pm to converse about art, write collaborative poetry, tells stories, and more!
To learn more about Baycrest@Home and become a member visit baycrestathome.ca.
Artist credit: Wayne Claypatch, "Out of the Pot", oil on canvas, 2018
Baycrest@Home Art Talk
Baycrest@Home members can join the Memory Maker Project on Wednesdays from 2-2:45 pm to converse about art, write collaborative poetry, tells stories, and more!
To learn more about Baycrest@Home and become a member visit baycrestathome.ca.
Artist credit: Wayne Claypatch, "Out of the Pot", oil on canvas, 2018
Baycrest@Home Art Talk
Baycrest@Home members can join the Memory Maker Project on Wednesdays from 2-2:45 pm to converse about art, write collaborative poetry, tells stories, and more!
To learn more about Baycrest@Home and become a member visit baycrestathome.ca.
Artist credit: Wayne Claypatch, "Out of the Pot", oil on canvas, 2018
1974 at Broome West Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
A Love Supreme at Riverview Manor
The Memory Maker Project is bringing the Tioga Arts Council on the road! We’ll visit residents at Riverview Manor, Elderwood at Waverly, and Tioga Opportunities throughout May and June to view and discuss artwork inspired by John Coltrane’s A Love Supreme, created by TAC’s artist members.
Participants will be invited to create their own art and collaborative poetry inspired by the music. The final work from all three communities will be displayed in a Creative Celebration at the Owego Visitor’s Center.
Sponsored by the Tioga Arts Council.
1974 at Eastern Broome Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.
1974 at the Deposit Senior Center
Join the Memory Maker Project to celebrate 50 years of Broome County Senior Centers!
For their golden anniversary, we’ll tour all nine Senior Centers to reminisce about 1974—the year the first center opened, create artwork inspired by 1974 pop culture and history, and write collaborative poetry on Post-It Notes (which were invented…you guessed it…in 1974).
Participants from all Centers will be invited to display their work at Atomic Tom’s during First Friday on July 5th.
Sponsored by Broome County Office for Aging.