January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, which is led by the Alzheimer Association of Canada to increase focus on education, the reduction of stigma, and the support of people living with dementia. For this article, I would like to focus on the museum field – a place where I spend a great deal of time and … Continued
January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in Canada. The aim of the month is to raise awareness and challenge stigma surrounding Alzheimer’s and dementia. As our communities age, we see the impact of dementia and the stigma that surrounds it becoming ever more widespread in Canada.
The Art Gallery of Hamilton has been presenting specialized programs for people living with dementia and their families for many years, and through this work, we have connected with many wonderful participants and their families.
World Alzheimer’s Day on September 21 is an important moment to highlight a positive message for those living with dementia, along with their families and friends, and focus on strengths, relationships, connection, and contribution. These are important aspects of quality of life that is present and can be enhanced every day of a person’s life Even … Continued
January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in Canada. The month aims to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding Alzheimer’s and dementia. As our communities age, we see the impact of dementia and the stigma that surrounds it becoming ever more widespread in Canada. The Art Gallery of Hamilton has been presenting specialized programs for people … Continued
Artful Moments has never been about teaching art, but instead, about fostering shared experiences. January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in Canada, so as this year’s sessions become available for registration, we are reflecting on how this pivotal wellness program has evolved and at times thrived with our unprecedented times. We do not need to tell … Continued
The AGH continues to connect people with art by welcoming participants from the Seniors Activation Maintenance Aphasia Program at Saint Elizabeth’s Rehab for World Stroke Day.
Exploring and learning more about different kinds of art (even the ones we don’t like) can expand our minds and tastes. You may even discover a new favourite piece or style.
Make the AGH a part of your next stay-cation. With crafts, activities, and entertainment for the whole family, spending the summer being a tourist in your own community will be your new favourite tradition.
No need for a babysitter. There is so much to see and do at the AGH for children and families and is a great way to introduce your little ones to the world of art.