Good Day Sacramento features Eskaton’s Creative Aging partnership with Crocker Art Museum

Molly Riehl from Good Day Sacramento visited Eskaton Village Carmichael to chat about Eskaton’s Creative Aging partnership with Crocker Art Museum! 

As a part of the Creative Aging program, Eskaton has been hosting art courses that are inspired by works from Crocker Art Museum. Residents have explored Expressive and Landscape Painting in the spring, with instructor, Tiffany Ramirez from Artisan Minds, and Pottery with Elke Gomez in the summer. 

To round out the program, Crocker Art Museum docents have been giving art education presentations at Eskaton communities; where they explore the back stories of works found at the Crocker, the artists, and even the techniques used.  

Residents also have the opportunity to take a museum excursion to visit Crocker Art Museum in-person!  

This partnership is a testament to Eskaton’s commitment to lifelong learning and creativity- creating a culture of curiosity and continuous growth!