Creative Workshops

For over a decade, we have helped municipalities, institutions, and community groups secure funding to develop a wide variety of creative programs, events and activities for a new generation of older adults.

We believe that creativity knows how to flourish at every stage of life. Our creative arts workshops are designed offer seniors an opportunity to explore, create, and connect while embracing the transformative power of the arts.

Our Instructors and Workshops

Our facilitators and instructors are passionate about delivering fresh, innovative programming for older adults. Whether in-person or online, they put care and consideration into all creative arts programming! We provide training, mentoring and coaching to facilitators and instructors to help them work with older adults both onsite and online.

Why Choose Our Creativity Programming?

  • Enriching Experiences: Our programming approach is designed to ignite inspiration and foster personal growth through a diverse range of creative arts activities.
  • Tailored for Seniors: We understand the unique needs and preferences of older adults. Our programs are thoughtfully curated to provide engaging and enjoyable creative, cultural and social experiences that cater to varying levels of ability.
  • Positive Well-being: Engaging in creative aging programs has been shown to enhance mental, emotional, and even physical well-being. Our programs, activities and events provide a positive and uplifting environment for seniors to express themselves.
  • Community and Connection: Participating in group arts activities promotes a sense of belonging and connection among seniors, reducing feelings of isolation and fostering new friendships.

This Spring 2024, we are pleased to be providing unique onsite and in-person programming to BGC Seniors Centre, London Ontario, the London Public Library Branches, London Middlesex Community Housing Seniors Residences and Aeolian Hall Musical Arts Association.

Our Creative Age Online Studio Sessions engage people over the age of 55 who, regardless of their formal arts experience, are keen to actively participate in the creative online learning process (both their own and that of others) in a socially driven digital space.