FAQ: Art Clubs and Creative Opportunities at Ann's Choice Senior Living Community

What types of art clubs are available at Ann’s Choice?

The community offers several creative groups including the Village Potters (pottery club), stained glass club, and Ann’s Choice Art Club, providing opportunities for residents to explore various artistic mediums.

How much does it cost to join the pottery club?

The Village Potters club charges just $5 per month in dues, which covers unlimited clay and glaze, making it an affordable hobby that supports the self-sufficient club.

Do these art clubs welcome beginners with no experience?

Yes, all clubs welcome beginners - most pottery pieces in their showcase were made by people who had never touched clay before, and the stained glass club teaches members with little or no experience.

What are the benefits beyond just creating art?

Residents report that the clubs provide social connections and friendships, with one member noting ‘People come for the pottery, but they stay for the friendships’ and another mentioning it opens up conversations and community connections.

How often do the art clubs meet?

The Village Potters meet twice a week, and the Ann’s Choice Art Club meets every Thursday morning, providing regular opportunities for creative engagement.

What facilities are available for artistic activities?

The community features a dedicated pottery studio and the stained glass club organizes month-long showcase displays in the Keystone Clubhouse.

Can residents share their artwork with the community?

Yes, the stained glass club organizes month-long showcase displays in the Keystone Clubhouse where members can display their unique pieces and inspire others with their work.

What is the philosophy behind the art clubs at Ann’s Choice?

The guiding principle is that ’everyone is capable of doing something’ and that ‘art is what you, yourself, feel’ with no right or wrong approach, encouraging exploration of different mediums and personal expression.