AIPP Celebrates National Arts and Humanities Month in South Brunswick

The Aging in Place PARTNERSHIP will celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month as part of the Annual Outreach Forum at the South Brunswick Senior Center in the Municipal Complex on 540 Ridge Road, (Rte 522) Monmouth Junction, on Saturday, Oct. 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Following last year’s successful “Diversi-Tree” arts project, this year AIPP will provide opportunities to explore a new program, “In a Kaleidoscope,” an arts based, language arts project.  Guaranteed to be fun for all ages, everyone can explore the magic at one or all of the Imagination Stations available throughout the day. The end result will be a multi-tiered clothesline exhibit of beautiful images created on paper to be used in the ongoing, “In a Kaleidoscope,” workshops.

In addition AIPP will introduce, “Continuing Cultural Conversations” a township wide, intergenerational project building on the excitement the Diversi-Tree generated at the 2010 forum.  Pat Worthington, project coordinator will discuss several fun ways she is working with the many diverse communities and how everyone can become a participant.

Finally, this year’s AIPP “Living Legacies – South Brunswick History: People, Places and Events,”  project, the Dayton Village Citizens Coalition will interview candidates interested in sharing stories with the South Brunswick High School English students, who will transform their stories into a theater performance scheduled at the Senior Center on April 19, 2012.

These projects are made possible through the collaborative efforts of the Aging in Place PARTNERS, including the South Brunswick Senior Center, the Public Library, South Brunswick schools and the Dayton Village Citizens Coalition. To register for the free lunch please contact Caryl Greenberg at the South Brunswick Senior Center 732-329-4000 ext. 7212.  For information call Jacque at 732-305-7079.