What Does Creative Aging Look Like?
Creative aging is less about doing it all and more about doing something meaningful, with purpose, care and community.
Lia Miller’s mission: art, access and healthy aging
Executive Director Lia Miller envisions a future where older adults are valued, visible and vibrantly creative.
The Surprising Cure for America’s Loneliness Crisis
An ncIMPACT episode featuring CAN-NC and our community partners.
CAN-NC and UNCG collaborate on community art project
A unique new interactive sculpture garden in the works on our 10-acre campus.
Our first-ever CAN’s Grands Camp
A story on grandparents and grandkids creating together at camp.
CAN-NC artist Brownlee Bryant’s exhibition at UNCG
A feature on studio artist Brownlee Bryant’s new exhibition.
Spring Resident Art Exhibition
Art created by residents of skilled care communities through our three-year Elder Arts Initiative.
Creating more than art: the Elder Arts Initiative
Our Elder Arts Initiative featured on the coalition’s blog.
Weekend planner with Carol Andrews
CAN-NC featured on Carol Andrews’ weekend planner.
AARP Community Challenge Grant
Coverage of CAN-NC’s AARP Community Challenge Grant.
CAN-NC receives AARP Community Challenge Grant
Announcement of our AARP Community Challenge Grant.
Nonprofit spotlight: Creative Aging Network-NC
A spotlight on CAN-NC by Ruth Anderson of The Second Breath Center.
Art program offered for dementia patients in the Triad
FOX 8 spotlights what we do at CAN-NC.
Virtual exhibitions
To promote area artists during the pandemic, we created online art exhibitions and artist snapshots, viewable on our YouTube channel.
Media inquiries: info@can-nc.org or 336-303-9963.