Over 40 Vendors with products and services for todays Seniors. Roulette Wheel For Door Prizes!FREE ADMISSION!!!

This event is for homeowners where at least one owner is 62 years of age or older. Be prepared to receive lots of information. Please bring all your questions.Please RSVP to 720-284-4147 bryan.deshasier@stscare.org, or 720-422-9955 or Anna@amerareverse.com.Join us for FREE valuable training on how Federally Insured Reverse Mortgages work. Understand the costs, pros vs. cons, myths, and how a reverse mortgage can benefit you in retirement. Find out the answers to:Who owns the home, the lender or you? How are your heirs affected? Do I have mortgage payments? Do I have topay taxes, insurance, and HOA FeesAnd more . . .

Artist Robin Cole Debuts "Genesis" at Gallery 1261A Journey Between Science and Spirit March 16 30, 2024 Gallery 1261 is proud to present "Genesis," a solo exhibition by Denver-based artist Robin Cole. Drawing from the deep reservoirs of personal transformation and the vastness of the natural world, Cole~s work bridges the realms of science and spirit, presenting a harmonious confluence of the internal and external wilderness.  Artist Statement:My work explores an inner wilderness by way of an outer one. These images come as often from within as without, informed as significantly by emotional texture and imagination as observation. I am interested in elemental experiences that possess this added, dream-like resonance, like a vision of tiny embryonic mysteries, or the ethereal glow of a nameless light in a white landscape. These are the times when the veil feels thin, when an omnipresent but unnoticed magic moves beneath the surface of the ordinary. In my work, I aim to weave this need for understanding into a broader and equally honest experience of imagination. Robin ColeAbout Robin Cole:Nature and those that inhabit itour human selves includedpossess a magic for me, one which I attempt to elicit by working within the bounds of realism as one might work within a poetic form, utilizing the formal constraints to evoke something beyond the boundary of those very limitations. I strive to carve out a compelling space in which those peripheral presences can stand forth, a space of co-existence with both the seen and the unseen. This idea of continuity and reciprocity between landscape and psyche is reflected in many of our myths, legends, and stories both ancient and modern. I am drawn to these primal sources and archetypes of our human storiesstories which, at a fundamental level, are nearly always developed in direct response to our wild, earthly home as a way of explaining, understanding, and relating to its elemental forces. -Robin Cole Genesis: Robin Cole Solo ExhibitionMarch 16 March 30, 2024March 16, 5 - 8 PM. The artist will be in attendance.Gallery 1261, 1261 Delaware St, Denver, CO, 80204www.gallery1261.com / 303-571-1261Hours - Tuesday - Saturday, 12pm - 4pm and by appointment. About Gallery 1261Located in Denver~s prestigious Golden Triangle Museum District, Gallery 1261 celebrates pure artistic expression, unhindered by commercial constraints. Established in 2004 by Chris Mileham (Abend Gallery), illustrator David Uhl, and artist Quang Ho, the gallery showcases a curated selection of both international and local art. Curator Quang Ho encapsulates our ethos: "Its about pure, genuine expression." Sharing space with Abend Gallery, visitors experience a unique art immersion. ###

Announcing the Daniel Sprick Retrospective Exhibition at the Madden Museum of ArtFleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel SprickThe School of Art & Art History at the University of Denver proudly presents "Fleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel Sprick" at the Madden Museum of Art, located within the Palazzo Verdi building at 6363 S. Fiddlers Green Cir., Greenwood Village, CO 80111. The exhibition runs through April 28, 2024.This exhibition, curated by 15 graduate students from the Master of Art History program and one undergraduate Fine Arts major, examines Daniel Spricks broad ranging oeuvre spanning portraiture, landscape, still life, and interiors. Student curators selected paintings and drawings from nearly four decades of Spricks work. All told, there are 54 works on view showcasing the evolution of Sprick~s artistic practice.The student-curators worked closely with Sprick to develop the exhibition in which they gained valuable insights and hands-on experience. Under the supervision of Dr. Geoffrey Shamos, this immersive practicum provided students with opportunities to learn from local curators and professionals from esteemed institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and the Denver Art Museum.Daniel Sprick~s hyper-realism is characterized by an embrace of uncertainty, uniting seeming opposites life and death, stillness and dynamism, transience and permanence to transform the mundane into the magical and mysterious. Drawing inspiration from the Dutch realist tradition, especially the works of Johannes Vermeer, Sprick~s art is a manifestation of his expert manipulation of form, space, color, and light. His hauntingly beautiful paintings serve as a mirror to our reality, infused with an undercurrent of melancholy and subliminal meaning.Daniel Sprick is represented at Gallery 1261 in Denver, CO and the Gerald Peters Galleries in Santa Fe, NM.Key Details:Venue: Madden Museum of ArtAddress: 6363 S Fiddlers Green Cir, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (inside the Palazzo Verdi building).  Hours are:  Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm.Dates: Through March 29, 2024Opening Reception: January 19, 5 - 9pm.About the Madden Museum of Art: In January 2016, the University of Denver was pleased to accept the Madden Collection as a permanent addition to the Universitys holdings. John W. Madden, Jr donated a collection of 133 artworks to the University of Denver. The Madden Collection at the University of Denver includes artworks by artists ranging from pioneering Western painters to American masters to Italian painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. European works include Italian Impressionists and British masters.About the University of Denver: The School of Art & Art History teaches the technical processes and diverse histories of art, as well as methods of analyzing visual culture. We aim to widen understandings of visual expression while helping our students articulate their unique aesthetics and share them with the world. Our instruction helps students think critically and conceptually so they can make significant contributions to society. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES, PLEASE CONTACT THE ARTSOL AT ROSE@DANIELSPRICKART.COM###

Explore the universe with a fun and exciting discussion series brought to you by the passionate astronomers of Standley Lake Stargazing. This astronomy talk series usually meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month. Upcoming themes are:Cosmic Conversations - Modern MissionsThursday, February 8, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - A Star is BornThursday, February 22, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - The Spring SkyThursday, March 14, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - Eyes on the EarthThursday, April 11, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - Planetary DefenseThursday, April 25, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - Lonely StarsThursday, May 9, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - The Summer SkyThursday, June 13, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - Science of AliensThursday, June 27, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - Cosmic VoyagesThursday, July 11, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - Black HolesThursday, July 25, 2024 (6:00PM  7:30PM)Cosmic Conversations - Our Hostile Planetary Neighborhood

Please RSVP to Kyla Anderson by 5/7! Text or call: 303-547-0803 Email: kanderson@gardensonquail.com Next week is National Nurses week! Swing by The Gardens on Quail on May 9th between 9am and 11am and make a flower arrangement for your favorite Nurse! Please RSVP by May 7th!

Artist Robin Cole Debuts "Genesis" at Gallery 1261A Journey Between Science and Spirit March 16 30, 2024 Gallery 1261 is proud to present "Genesis," a solo exhibition by Denver-based artist Robin Cole. Drawing from the deep reservoirs of personal transformation and the vastness of the natural world, Cole~s work bridges the realms of science and spirit, presenting a harmonious confluence of the internal and external wilderness.  Artist Statement:My work explores an inner wilderness by way of an outer one. These images come as often from within as without, informed as significantly by emotional texture and imagination as observation. I am interested in elemental experiences that possess this added, dream-like resonance, like a vision of tiny embryonic mysteries, or the ethereal glow of a nameless light in a white landscape. These are the times when the veil feels thin, when an omnipresent but unnoticed magic moves beneath the surface of the ordinary. In my work, I aim to weave this need for understanding into a broader and equally honest experience of imagination. Robin ColeAbout Robin Cole:Nature and those that inhabit itour human selves includedpossess a magic for me, one which I attempt to elicit by working within the bounds of realism as one might work within a poetic form, utilizing the formal constraints to evoke something beyond the boundary of those very limitations. I strive to carve out a compelling space in which those peripheral presences can stand forth, a space of co-existence with both the seen and the unseen. This idea of continuity and reciprocity between landscape and psyche is reflected in many of our myths, legends, and stories both ancient and modern. I am drawn to these primal sources and archetypes of our human storiesstories which, at a fundamental level, are nearly always developed in direct response to our wild, earthly home as a way of explaining, understanding, and relating to its elemental forces. -Robin Cole Genesis: Robin Cole Solo ExhibitionMarch 16 March 30, 2024March 16, 5 - 8 PM. The artist will be in attendance.Gallery 1261, 1261 Delaware St, Denver, CO, 80204www.gallery1261.com / 303-571-1261Hours - Tuesday - Saturday, 12pm - 4pm and by appointment. About Gallery 1261Located in Denver~s prestigious Golden Triangle Museum District, Gallery 1261 celebrates pure artistic expression, unhindered by commercial constraints. Established in 2004 by Chris Mileham (Abend Gallery), illustrator David Uhl, and artist Quang Ho, the gallery showcases a curated selection of both international and local art. Curator Quang Ho encapsulates our ethos: "Its about pure, genuine expression." Sharing space with Abend Gallery, visitors experience a unique art immersion. ###

Behavior is a powerful form of communication and is one of the primary ways for people with dementia to communicate their needs and feelings as the ability to use language is lost. However, some behaviors can present real challenges for caregivers to manage. Join us to learn to decode behavioral messages, identify common behavior triggers, and learn strategies to help intervene with some of the most common behavioral challenges of Alzheimers disease.EVENT REGISTRATIONYou can register or find other services by visiting www.alz.org/crf or by calling our 24/7 Helpline at 800.272.3900. 

Join us and like-minded professionals that serve individuals with disabilities and special needs space.See old friends, meet new people, and enjoy a delightfully cold beer on a nice patio at Brewability. Bring brochures, swag, and your lovely smiling faces. Our friends at Brewability are excited to have us, and we are thrilled about returning to in-person events. Pizza and appetizers will be provided.What is CSNA?We are collaborating to serve the disability community better. Join a group of like-minded professionals looking to learn about amazing resources and connections while having fun in the process. Meet individuals who share your passions regarding the children with special needs space and can assist with your companys mission.Create connections, learn about resources, and continue to help the community.REGISTER HERE

Announcing the Daniel Sprick Retrospective Exhibition at the Madden Museum of ArtFleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel SprickThe School of Art & Art History at the University of Denver proudly presents "Fleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel Sprick" at the Madden Museum of Art, located within the Palazzo Verdi building at 6363 S. Fiddlers Green Cir., Greenwood Village, CO 80111. The exhibition runs through April 28, 2024.This exhibition, curated by 15 graduate students from the Master of Art History program and one undergraduate Fine Arts major, examines Daniel Spricks broad ranging oeuvre spanning portraiture, landscape, still life, and interiors. Student curators selected paintings and drawings from nearly four decades of Spricks work. All told, there are 54 works on view showcasing the evolution of Sprick~s artistic practice.The student-curators worked closely with Sprick to develop the exhibition in which they gained valuable insights and hands-on experience. Under the supervision of Dr. Geoffrey Shamos, this immersive practicum provided students with opportunities to learn from local curators and professionals from esteemed institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and the Denver Art Museum.Daniel Sprick~s hyper-realism is characterized by an embrace of uncertainty, uniting seeming opposites life and death, stillness and dynamism, transience and permanence to transform the mundane into the magical and mysterious. Drawing inspiration from the Dutch realist tradition, especially the works of Johannes Vermeer, Sprick~s art is a manifestation of his expert manipulation of form, space, color, and light. His hauntingly beautiful paintings serve as a mirror to our reality, infused with an undercurrent of melancholy and subliminal meaning.Daniel Sprick is represented at Gallery 1261 in Denver, CO and the Gerald Peters Galleries in Santa Fe, NM.Key Details:Venue: Madden Museum of ArtAddress: 6363 S Fiddlers Green Cir, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (inside the Palazzo Verdi building).  Hours are:  Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm.Dates: Through March 29, 2024Opening Reception: January 19, 5 - 9pm.About the Madden Museum of Art: In January 2016, the University of Denver was pleased to accept the Madden Collection as a permanent addition to the Universitys holdings. John W. Madden, Jr donated a collection of 133 artworks to the University of Denver. The Madden Collection at the University of Denver includes artworks by artists ranging from pioneering Western painters to American masters to Italian painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. European works include Italian Impressionists and British masters.About the University of Denver: The School of Art & Art History teaches the technical processes and diverse histories of art, as well as methods of analyzing visual culture. We aim to widen understandings of visual expression while helping our students articulate their unique aesthetics and share them with the world. Our instruction helps students think critically and conceptually so they can make significant contributions to society. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES, PLEASE CONTACT THE ARTSOL AT ROSE@DANIELSPRICKART.COM###

Please RSVP Jackie Quinn 720-813-6964 or Jacqueline.quinn@junipercommunities.com 

Announcing the Daniel Sprick Retrospective Exhibition at the Madden Museum of ArtFleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel SprickThe School of Art & Art History at the University of Denver proudly presents "Fleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel Sprick" at the Madden Museum of Art, located within the Palazzo Verdi building at 6363 S. Fiddlers Green Cir., Greenwood Village, CO 80111. The exhibition runs through April 28, 2024.This exhibition, curated by 15 graduate students from the Master of Art History program and one undergraduate Fine Arts major, examines Daniel Spricks broad ranging oeuvre spanning portraiture, landscape, still life, and interiors. Student curators selected paintings and drawings from nearly four decades of Spricks work. All told, there are 54 works on view showcasing the evolution of Sprick~s artistic practice.The student-curators worked closely with Sprick to develop the exhibition in which they gained valuable insights and hands-on experience. Under the supervision of Dr. Geoffrey Shamos, this immersive practicum provided students with opportunities to learn from local curators and professionals from esteemed institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and the Denver Art Museum.Daniel Sprick~s hyper-realism is characterized by an embrace of uncertainty, uniting seeming opposites life and death, stillness and dynamism, transience and permanence to transform the mundane into the magical and mysterious. Drawing inspiration from the Dutch realist tradition, especially the works of Johannes Vermeer, Sprick~s art is a manifestation of his expert manipulation of form, space, color, and light. His hauntingly beautiful paintings serve as a mirror to our reality, infused with an undercurrent of melancholy and subliminal meaning.Daniel Sprick is represented at Gallery 1261 in Denver, CO and the Gerald Peters Galleries in Santa Fe, NM.Key Details:Venue: Madden Museum of ArtAddress: 6363 S Fiddlers Green Cir, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (inside the Palazzo Verdi building).  Hours are:  Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm.Dates: Through March 29, 2024Opening Reception: January 19, 5 - 9pm.About the Madden Museum of Art: In January 2016, the University of Denver was pleased to accept the Madden Collection as a permanent addition to the Universitys holdings. John W. Madden, Jr donated a collection of 133 artworks to the University of Denver. The Madden Collection at the University of Denver includes artworks by artists ranging from pioneering Western painters to American masters to Italian painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. European works include Italian Impressionists and British masters.About the University of Denver: The School of Art & Art History teaches the technical processes and diverse histories of art, as well as methods of analyzing visual culture. We aim to widen understandings of visual expression while helping our students articulate their unique aesthetics and share them with the world. Our instruction helps students think critically and conceptually so they can make significant contributions to society. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES, PLEASE CONTACT THE ARTSOL AT ROSE@DANIELSPRICKART.COM###

Registration at - https://www.outoftheboxendoflifeplanning.com/exit-planning $60/Session if you pay as you go Discounted to $420 forall 8 sessionsplus required $75 materials fee forindexed Exit File step-by-step binder Please Register by April 10th(to allow for shipping time if not local to Lafayette, CO. Shipping is $15 and will be invoiced separately)Questions? Contact Sue Mackey at OutoftheBoxEndofLifePlanning@gmail.com or 720-884-6878

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Announcing the Daniel Sprick Retrospective Exhibition at the Madden Museum of ArtFleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel SprickThe School of Art & Art History at the University of Denver proudly presents "Fleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel Sprick" at the Madden Museum of Art, located within the Palazzo Verdi building at 6363 S. Fiddlers Green Cir., Greenwood Village, CO 80111. The exhibition runs through April 28, 2024.This exhibition, curated by 15 graduate students from the Master of Art History program and one undergraduate Fine Arts major, examines Daniel Spricks broad ranging oeuvre spanning portraiture, landscape, still life, and interiors. Student curators selected paintings and drawings from nearly four decades of Spricks work. All told, there are 54 works on view showcasing the evolution of Sprick~s artistic practice.The student-curators worked closely with Sprick to develop the exhibition in which they gained valuable insights and hands-on experience. Under the supervision of Dr. Geoffrey Shamos, this immersive practicum provided students with opportunities to learn from local curators and professionals from esteemed institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and the Denver Art Museum.Daniel Sprick~s hyper-realism is characterized by an embrace of uncertainty, uniting seeming opposites life and death, stillness and dynamism, transience and permanence to transform the mundane into the magical and mysterious. Drawing inspiration from the Dutch realist tradition, especially the works of Johannes Vermeer, Sprick~s art is a manifestation of his expert manipulation of form, space, color, and light. His hauntingly beautiful paintings serve as a mirror to our reality, infused with an undercurrent of melancholy and subliminal meaning.Daniel Sprick is represented at Gallery 1261 in Denver, CO and the Gerald Peters Galleries in Santa Fe, NM.Key Details:Venue: Madden Museum of ArtAddress: 6363 S Fiddlers Green Cir, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (inside the Palazzo Verdi building).  Hours are:  Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm.Dates: Through March 29, 2024Opening Reception: January 19, 5 - 9pm.About the Madden Museum of Art: In January 2016, the University of Denver was pleased to accept the Madden Collection as a permanent addition to the Universitys holdings. John W. Madden, Jr donated a collection of 133 artworks to the University of Denver. The Madden Collection at the University of Denver includes artworks by artists ranging from pioneering Western painters to American masters to Italian painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. European works include Italian Impressionists and British masters.About the University of Denver: The School of Art & Art History teaches the technical processes and diverse histories of art, as well as methods of analyzing visual culture. We aim to widen understandings of visual expression while helping our students articulate their unique aesthetics and share them with the world. Our instruction helps students think critically and conceptually so they can make significant contributions to society. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES, PLEASE CONTACT THE ARTSOL AT ROSE@DANIELSPRICKART.COM###

If you or someone you~re caring for is affected by Alzheimer~s disease or another form of dementia, help is available. In collaboration with the Alzheimer~s Association, our support group is designed specifically for caregivers. Led by trained facilitators, this group offers a space to share concerns, coping techniques, and caregiving tips. Refreshments will be provided. This library group meets on the 2nd Monday of each month.

Focused networking forming preferred partnerships. We look forward to you joining us.

Announcing the Daniel Sprick Retrospective Exhibition at the Madden Museum of ArtFleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel SprickThe School of Art & Art History at the University of Denver proudly presents "Fleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel Sprick" at the Madden Museum of Art, located within the Palazzo Verdi building at 6363 S. Fiddlers Green Cir., Greenwood Village, CO 80111. The exhibition runs through April 28, 2024.This exhibition, curated by 15 graduate students from the Master of Art History program and one undergraduate Fine Arts major, examines Daniel Spricks broad ranging oeuvre spanning portraiture, landscape, still life, and interiors. Student curators selected paintings and drawings from nearly four decades of Spricks work. All told, there are 54 works on view showcasing the evolution of Sprick~s artistic practice.The student-curators worked closely with Sprick to develop the exhibition in which they gained valuable insights and hands-on experience. Under the supervision of Dr. Geoffrey Shamos, this immersive practicum provided students with opportunities to learn from local curators and professionals from esteemed institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and the Denver Art Museum.Daniel Sprick~s hyper-realism is characterized by an embrace of uncertainty, uniting seeming opposites life and death, stillness and dynamism, transience and permanence to transform the mundane into the magical and mysterious. Drawing inspiration from the Dutch realist tradition, especially the works of Johannes Vermeer, Sprick~s art is a manifestation of his expert manipulation of form, space, color, and light. His hauntingly beautiful paintings serve as a mirror to our reality, infused with an undercurrent of melancholy and subliminal meaning.Daniel Sprick is represented at Gallery 1261 in Denver, CO and the Gerald Peters Galleries in Santa Fe, NM.Key Details:Venue: Madden Museum of ArtAddress: 6363 S Fiddlers Green Cir, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (inside the Palazzo Verdi building).  Hours are:  Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm.Dates: Through March 29, 2024Opening Reception: January 19, 5 - 9pm.About the Madden Museum of Art: In January 2016, the University of Denver was pleased to accept the Madden Collection as a permanent addition to the Universitys holdings. John W. Madden, Jr donated a collection of 133 artworks to the University of Denver. The Madden Collection at the University of Denver includes artworks by artists ranging from pioneering Western painters to American masters to Italian painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. European works include Italian Impressionists and British masters.About the University of Denver: The School of Art & Art History teaches the technical processes and diverse histories of art, as well as methods of analyzing visual culture. We aim to widen understandings of visual expression while helping our students articulate their unique aesthetics and share them with the world. Our instruction helps students think critically and conceptually so they can make significant contributions to society. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES, PLEASE CONTACT THE ARTSOL AT ROSE@DANIELSPRICKART.COM###

Attending with multiple staff members? We are offering a $100 discount on each attendee ticket from the same community after first purchase of a regular ticket! Call 303-433-4446 for registration.Conference AgendaRise and Shine Breakfast and Networking: 8am-9amSponsored by Good Day LTC PharmacyMorning Session:9:00am - Keynote Address: Embracing Innovation in Assisted LivingSpeaker: Dayle WickizerDayle Wickizer isn~t just another executive; she~s a pro at making things tick better whether it~s tech or teams. With a foot in the door of the tech world as a VP of IT Managed Services and the other in the heart of community care as a General Manager, she~s got the know-how from the high-speed tech sector and the people-first approach of senior home care. This blend makes her a natural at understanding the ins and outs of AI and how it can serve real people in real communities.Her knack for diving into data, spotting where things could run smoother, and setting up systems that actually work, makes her a go-to person for bringing AI into the picture in a way thats practical and impactful. Plus, she~s spent time shaping the minds of MBA students about innovative business and operations, which means she~s got the teaching chops to break down AI into bite-sized, understandable pieces. Dayles about rolling up sleeves, getting into the details, and then zooming out to make sure all those tech advances really mean something for the folks who call assisted living communitys home.10:15-12:15am - Interactive Technology Table Discussions: Join us for engaging and dynamic discussions at our interactive technology tables. Explore cutting-edge advancements in assisted living and participate in insightful conversations led by industry experts.Transitioning to Electronic Systems: Making the Next Leap Forward, Navin Nageli, CEO, NueAssist Inc: Join us as we embark on a journey towards a more technologically-driven future in assisted living. Discover the latest trends, strategies, and best practices for transitioning to electronic systems seamlessly.Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligience (AI), Dayle Wickizer, Intentional Results: As we step into an age where tech becomes our ally in every aspect of life, AI is transforming the way we think about care in assisted living communities. In this session, let~s chat about how AI isnt just a buzzword but a real game-changer for residents and caregivers alike. No jargon, no fear, just a straight talk on how AI can make things safer, more efficient, and honestly, a bit more human. Well share stories, learn what works, pitfalls to avoid and how to get started.  Lets get together to see how we can bring this AI magic into our everyday routines.Virtual Reality for Seniors: Clinically Designed, Adaptable, Informative and Engaging: Lisa Apple PT, DPT, REAL System Territory Manager, www.realysystem.com: Discover the transformative potential of virtual reality (VR) in senior care during this immersive session. Explore both therapeutic and recreational applications of VR and learn how this technology can enhance the well-being and quality of life for everyone.GTI Labs is at the forefront of revolutionizing healthcare through personalized medicine, presenter Alison DeMarco, GTI, Genetic Technological Innovations, gtilaboratories.com: Their innovative approach to pharmacogenetic testing (PGx) is transforming the way we understand and administer medications. By analyzing genetic information, GTI Labs enables healthcare providers to predict how individuals will respond to specific medications, minimizing the risk of adverse reactions and optimizing treatment outcomes. Don~t miss the opportunity to learn from GTI Labs and discover how pharmacogenetic testing is reshaping the future of medicine!Lunch Break: 12:15-1:15 pm Afternoon Session:1:15-2:30pm: Building Resilience in Times of Change, Janet Cornell - Senior Care Administrator Coaching LLC and Michelle Pinkowski - Pinkowski Law & Policy Group, LLC: Top 10 deficiencies and strategies for adapting to evolving regulations, demographics, and market demands. Cultivating a culture of innovation and continuous improvement.2:30-2:45pm: Break2:45-3:15pm: Panel Discussion, Navigating Dementia Together with the SPECAL Photograph Album Method with speaker, Claire Richardson, Dementia Together Outreach and Resource Development Manager, dementiatogether.org : Gain a deeper understanding of the SPECAL, another approach to dementia care focusing on empathy, communication, and validation. Understand the practical strategies which are based on an understanding of dementia as a simple disability which can be positively managed.  By understanding dementia through the framework of a simple and highly effective way of explaining how it feels to experience dementia, using the analogy of the SPECAL Photograph Album. (The Contented Dementia Trust, Burford, England), creating and sustaining well-being become possible. 3:30-4:30pm: Closing Keynote: Walking with Wholly Kicks - Embracing the Future of Aging: Join us for an inspiring and thought-provoking closing keynote session featuring Wholly Kicks. In this captivating presentation, Wholly Kicks will share insights, wisdom, and strategies for embracing the future of aging with confidence, optimism and purpose!4:30-6:00pm: Networking Reception and Happy HourSponsored by CoWest of the Rockies

Trail Winds Active Adult Wing will host The Senior Connection Expo, by WestWind Productions for ages 55+. Live entertainment, door prizes, 40 vendors with products and services for today~s seniors! Admission is Free! 505-892-6047.

Whether your favorite is meat-over, vegetarian or half & half, join us for a slice or two while you mingle with new friends and tour the community. Sponsored in part by Extended Family Home Care. 

Announcing the Daniel Sprick Retrospective Exhibition at the Madden Museum of ArtFleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel SprickThe School of Art & Art History at the University of Denver proudly presents "Fleeting Presence: The Liminal Art of Daniel Sprick" at the Madden Museum of Art, located within the Palazzo Verdi building at 6363 S. Fiddlers Green Cir., Greenwood Village, CO 80111. The exhibition runs through April 28, 2024.This exhibition, curated by 15 graduate students from the Master of Art History program and one undergraduate Fine Arts major, examines Daniel Spricks broad ranging oeuvre spanning portraiture, landscape, still life, and interiors. Student curators selected paintings and drawings from nearly four decades of Spricks work. All told, there are 54 works on view showcasing the evolution of Sprick~s artistic practice.The student-curators worked closely with Sprick to develop the exhibition in which they gained valuable insights and hands-on experience. Under the supervision of Dr. Geoffrey Shamos, this immersive practicum provided students with opportunities to learn from local curators and professionals from esteemed institutions such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and the Denver Art Museum.Daniel Sprick~s hyper-realism is characterized by an embrace of uncertainty, uniting seeming opposites life and death, stillness and dynamism, transience and permanence to transform the mundane into the magical and mysterious. Drawing inspiration from the Dutch realist tradition, especially the works of Johannes Vermeer, Sprick~s art is a manifestation of his expert manipulation of form, space, color, and light. His hauntingly beautiful paintings serve as a mirror to our reality, infused with an undercurrent of melancholy and subliminal meaning.Daniel Sprick is represented at Gallery 1261 in Denver, CO and the Gerald Peters Galleries in Santa Fe, NM.Key Details:Venue: Madden Museum of ArtAddress: 6363 S Fiddlers Green Cir, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (inside the Palazzo Verdi building).  Hours are:  Monday-Friday, 9am - 5pm.Dates: Through March 29, 2024Opening Reception: January 19, 5 - 9pm.About the Madden Museum of Art: In January 2016, the University of Denver was pleased to accept the Madden Collection as a permanent addition to the Universitys holdings. John W. Madden, Jr donated a collection of 133 artworks to the University of Denver. The Madden Collection at the University of Denver includes artworks by artists ranging from pioneering Western painters to American masters to Italian painters of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. European works include Italian Impressionists and British masters.About the University of Denver: The School of Art & Art History teaches the technical processes and diverse histories of art, as well as methods of analyzing visual culture. We aim to widen understandings of visual expression while helping our students articulate their unique aesthetics and share them with the world. Our instruction helps students think critically and conceptually so they can make significant contributions to society. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND IMAGES, PLEASE CONTACT THE ARTSOL AT ROSE@DANIELSPRICKART.COM###

Join us for the grand re-opening of The Argyle Assisted Living, established in 1874.We are thrilled to unveil our latest remodel and offer a sneak peek into our exciting plans for the future.