Arts & Culture
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Presentation: Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West
In 1937, architect Frank Lloyd Wright began the design for Taliesin West in the desert foothills of the McDowell Mountains. Taliesin, meaning “shining brow,” was designed to house Wright’s winter home, studio, and architectural apprenticeship program, the Taliesin Fellowship, which was held at the property from November to April of each year and continues today as the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture.
Writing Exercises
Learn How To “Write Your Story”
We have proudly partnered with The Grandparent-Grandchild Connection to help you create mini-memoirs. Learn more and see how to get started…
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Presentation: Frank Lloyd Wright's Monona Terrace
Take a virtual tour of our remarkable facility to learn more about our famous architect, Frank Lloyd Wright and his “dream civic center.”
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Community Tuesdays
Community Tuesdays presents My Go-To Place, by CJE SeniorLife Digital Session. Join the meeting and stay connected! Join...
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Lifelines For A Lifetime Panel Discussion
Kids are home learning online, parents are juggling roles, and grandparents just want to help. Our Lifelines For A Lifetime panel discussion covers tactics for providing mutual multi-generational support and helps you create a plan with experts in family dynamics and COVID-19. Watch Discussions…
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Presentation/Demonstration: Peace. Love. Cookies.
Watch Wendy Silverman, owner, baker, and decorator of Peace. Love, Cookies give a demonstration of how she makes her delectable desserts and discuss how she started her business!
