Legacy Arts Workshops
Create works of art based on your stories, memories, and reflections. Learn a new creative skill, hone an existing talent, and meet other people in our Legacy Arts Workshops.
Program Type: Lifelong Learning Arts & Culture
Age Group: Adults 60+
Frequency: Weekly One-Time Limited Series Flexible
Program Access: Online At DOROT (Manhattan)
Get Creative!
Join others to explore your legacy through creative arts and share similar interests. We welcome both beginners and experienced artists.
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About Legacy Arts Workshops
Our Legacy Arts Workshops invite participants to explore their individual and collective legacies, hone established skills, experiment with new forms and techniques, and connect with others who share similar interests. All experiences are grounded in personal history. You can create memories as well as tangible works of art—written, drawn, improvised, painted, sewn, and more.
Projects can include, but are not limited to, poetry, improvisation, digital photography, watercolor, sketching, playwriting, memoir writing, and quilting.
We offer both in-person and virtual options and welcome both beginners and experienced artists.
Thank you for this wonderful workshop where I can be myself. I look forward to every Tuesday morning when I can meet up with the other participants who provide such inspiring and positive feedback.
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Join us for author talks, concerts, creative arts workshops, film screenings, museum outings, performances, and other enriching events. You’ll find programs in person, online, and by phone.
Create a Legacy Project
Preserve your life story, reflections, and words of wisdom through a DOROT Legacy Project. You’ll be paired with a trained volunteer who’ll collaborate with you at home or online to create a written or recorded keepsake.
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Thank you
DOROT’s Legacy Arts programs are generously supported by a grant from the Keller-Shatanoff Foundation.