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Partnerships with Arlington Housing Authority
Arlington Center for the Arts (ACA) is proud to partner with the Arlington Housing Authority (AHA) on a new project to bring quality, free arts programming directly to community members residing at AHA sites. The pilot project is set to occur in the Fall of 2023, with a total of 6 classes at two sites. The Tenant’s Associations of Winslow Towers and Cusack Terrace have been collaborating with ACA staff members Cat Beaudoin and Delia Tharnish to identify tenant interests and dates/times that work for residents.
One of the goals set forth in ACA’s new strategic plan is to engage underserved/underrepresented community members. AHA serves over 1,000 Arlington residents, most of whom are seniors and/or have disabilities. Through building relationships with other community partners, ACA is working towards new and exciting possibilities for the organization and community as a whole. ACA values our community partners and we look forward to continued, sustainable collaboration that invites all members of our community to celebrate through the arts.
Chair Yoga @ Winslow Towers + Cusack Terrace
Join instructor Mimi Izzo for several offerings of Chair Yoga this fall in the Community Room.
What is Chair Yoga?
A kinder, gentler and more accessible yoga which includes centering, breathing, a short meditation, stretching and strengthening movements suitable for all bodies, regardless of ability, size, age or physical condition, especially seniors or anyone unable to sit on the floor. It may also incorporate standing movements according to participants’ abilities.