Creative Aging

Join Creative Aging Specialist, Christina Muscatello from Memory Maker, for an afternoon of art, storytelling, and conversation. This program is specially designed for older adults, people living with memory loss, and care partners, but fun and open to all. Included with museum admission.

Christina Muscatello is an Art Educator and Creative Aging practitioner, highly specialized in drawing out the innate creativity of people living with memory loss and older adults. She has a Master’s in Integrated Teaching Through the Arts from Lesley University in Cambridge, MA and subsequently worked in the Boston area as a program coordinator and research assistant for ARTZ: Artists for Alzheimer’s through the I’m Still Here Foundation—one of the leading researchers and practitioners of non-pharmacological interventions for people living with memory loss. She is the Co-Founder and Director of the Memory Maker Project, a small grassroots non-profit project offering free or low-cost art, culture, and advocacy programs for older adults, people living with memory loss, their loved ones, and anyone seeking an intergenerational experience.