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Creative Aging is sponsored by Utah Division of Arts & Museums. This grant funds sequential art classes for older adults taught by professional teaching artists. The classes should build on what is learned, serve the same group of people, promote social engagement, and culminate in an activity that celebrates the participants' work.
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Creative Aging | Utah Division of Arts & Museums Our Creative Aging program fosters a network of cultural organizations, senior service organizations, libraries, and artists who are trained in creative aging best practices. Utah Division of Arts & Museums is happy to provide a grant to support Creative Aging in our state.
This grant is available to organizations or artists who participated in the Lifetime Arts 'Foundations' or 'Essentials' training. Funding Request: Up to $3,000 Project Timeline: November 2025 - June 1, 2026 Informational Webinar : We held an informational webinar on Aug. 11th to answer questions about this grant.
You can view this session here . If you have questions about this grant or eligibility, please reach out to Jason Bowcutt, [email protected] or Tracy Hansford, [email protected] Creative Aging Training with Lifetime Arts A Creative Aging Foundations training is taking place in person July 30th, 2026 . Lifetime Arts staff will be in Utah to lead this training.
Click the button below for more information and to access the application. Information and Application Lifetime Arts connects the people, funding, ideas and strategies necessary to increase the number and quality of arts education programs for older adults.
By helping to develop policy, sharing best practices and providing expert technical assistance in the design, funding and implementation of creative aging programs, we help organizations and individuals build livable communities for all ages. Learn more about Lifetime Arts by clicking here .
Kaleidoscope Festival - Aging with the Creative Spirit August 30 - September 13, 2025 Utah Division of Arts & Museums is happy to support the Utah Creative Aging Coalition in the launch of their Kaleidoscope Festival. This two-week celebration will bring arts-based experiences to older adults across the state, highlighting their creativity and the power of art in later life. The festival kicks off on Saturday, Aug.
30, with a vibrant celebration at the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center in Taylorsville, featuring interactive classes, dynamic performances, and inspiring exhibitions. Click here for more information Creative Aging Impact Report The link below will open the Creative Aging Impact Report which highlights the affects of the Lifetime Arts training as well as the outcomes of the initial year of our Creative Aging grant.
Creative Aging Impact Report - 2021-2022 Leveraging State Investments in Creative Aging In 2021 the Utah Division of Arts & Museums received a grant from the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies , in collaboration with E. A. Michelson Philanthropy , to support Creative Aging.
We established a 3-year grant program to encourage sequential creative aging classes taught by professional artists that focused on adults 55+. Utah's project was called "A Lifetime of Arts Elevated" and more information can be found here . The Utah Creative Aging Coalition Bringing together programs, organizations and participants to promote creative aging in Utah.
Mission - To support optimal aging through the creative arts by serving as a clearinghouse of information and education for participants and professionals in Utah’s older adult communities. UtahAging. org - The Utah Commission on Aging The Utah Commission on Aging (UCOA) sponsors and manages UtahAging.
org as Utah's official statewide virtual resource center for older adults. UCOA convenes expert stakeholders to share resources and best practices from our communities, public policy, education, and research to help Utahns navigate the opportunities and challenges of the aging experience. Arts & Aging - The Utah Commission on Aging The Arts and Aging promotes creative engagement for those in the second half of life.
Whether art experiences are more passive, such as attending an exhibit or concert, or more active, such as learning a skill or participating in the performing arts, wellness is nurtured when we engage in the arts. Arts engagement benefits people across the health spectrum and includes the Creative Arts Therapies.
Research is demonstrating that participation in the arts can positively affect emotional, social and physical health, and contribute to true health promotion, disease prevention, and improved quality life. This page also houses the Creative Aging Teaching Artists Roster.
National Leaders in Creative Aging Program Development Founded in 2008, Lifetime Arts is a nonprofit arts service organization that offers a positive, modern, artistic and social lens through which to serve, inspire and engage America’s growing population of older adults. Our mission has 3 main components: 1. Encourage creative aging by promoting the inclusion of arts education programs in organizations that serve older adults 2.
Prepare teaching artists to develop the creative capacity of older adult learners 3.
Foster lifelong learning in and through the arts by increasing opportunities for participation in community based programming American Alliance of Museums Report - Museums and Creative Aging: A Healthful Partnership Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs Pete Suazo Utah Athletic Commission Utah Division of Arts & Museums Utah Division of Indian Affairs Utah State Library Division
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Applications for Creative Aging are due August 28, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Creative Aging is funded by Utah Division of Arts & Museums. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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