Assisted Living Facilities and Senior Centers

Does your Assisted Living Facilities or Senior Centers need a special hands-on craft activity? Whether is a one-time class, a week-only series, or once a week series, we can put together a program that fits your needs and age group. Some of the classes we offer include jewelry making, wire art, sculpture, drawing, painting, soap making, bath bomb making, sewing and more. Don't see the class you are looking for? Ask us and we may have a teacher who can do it!

​HOW IT WORKS

We work with local artists who specialize in different crafts and mediums. We will pair your program with an artist who will teach the class you are looking for. Our classes will be scaled to the length of the program and the age group being taught. The teacher will arrive at your program and teach at the designated time. Contact us to let us know what type of classes you would like us to bring to your program. Pricing of your class will be determined by the type of class requested, location of facility, and number of participants.

​​NO LIMITS TO YOUR CREATIVITY!​

We believe that everyone deserves a chance at self expression and creativity.  We have craft teachers have experience working with the Seniors. Most of our Classes and Parties can be adapted and modified to your needs.

WE CAN COME TO YOU!

​We can come to your Assisted Living Facility or Senior Center and create a fun, safe, and creative outlet for your participants.

​ADAPTING & MODIFYING

​Accessibility is essential to enjoyment of creating. We will adapt ingredients, materials, instructions, and tools to help your participants enjoy their class.

CREATIVITY IS KEY​

​We believe in focusing on creativity and enjoyment of the craft.  Teachers will assist as needed to help participates not only create their art, but also make amazing memories.

​HOW WE ADAPT OUR CLASSES & PARTIES

​We adapt our classes based on level of accessibility needed and modifications required. 
  • Modify ingredients or materials for allergies or health reasons.
  • Adapt or change tools for dexterity or mobility.
  • Simplify or streamline projects for reduced stress.
  • Use pictures or other visual cues to help clarify steps.
  • Provide participants gloves or face masks to help reduce tactile or sensory stimuli.

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