Our core strandsOur programme of activities range from group sessions in community settings to one-to-one interventions for people living in their own homes who are at risk of isolation.
We work across the arts on projects such as music, visual arts, poetry, dance, performing arts and more. Activities are designed to enhance and compliment individual care plans, and help people to feel part of their wider community. |
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JULY EVENT LISTINGS
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June 2018
Hot on the heels of Dementia Action Week is Creativity and Wellbeing Week followed by Carers’ Week. We continue our new collaboration with the National Gallery, host Come and Sing with Wigmore Hall for a chance to have a go at fun choral singing, and offer a mini concert at Leighton House and a tour of the newly reopened Emery Walker House. Music for the Moment is at Marylebone Church on 15th June with a welcome return from the historical performance students at the Royal Academy of Music led by Alice Poppleton on baroque violin.
May 2018
Dementia Action Week runs from 21st – 27th May and Resonate Arts has a jam packed week! We begin a partnership with the National Gallery who will be hosting sessions during Dementia Action Week to kickstart a short project in the gallery. We are also working with the Royal Academy of Music to offer a private tour and concert. See here for full Dementia Action Week listings and don’t miss out!
Opera for Thought - our project in collaboration with Opera Holland Park is in full swing – the group will go see La Traviata at the end of the month in the park. The month will end with a second architecture based Memory Café session with RIBA who showcased the artwork from the previous café in their beautiful building at Portland Place. Having hosted the Deputy Public Health lead John Forde and Cllr Heather Acton last month, Singing with Friends had some more illustrious visitors ranging in director Nicholas Hytner and the Lang Lang Scholars.
Lucy led a session at the latest Share and Learn with The Caring for Care Homes initiative in Hammersmith. This quarter's session was very appropriately at St Vincent's Care Home, and Lucy shared the project we did there last summer, working with artist Zoe Gilmour to explore the Rosalind and Arthur Gilbert Collection with residents at their bedsides and in groups, and making bespoke artworks in response. We are looking forward to publishing our report on the second stage of this project - a creative research and training project with Home Instead Care Agencies - watch this space!
Hot on the heels of Dementia Action Week is Creativity and Wellbeing Week followed by Carers’ Week. We continue our new collaboration with the National Gallery, host Come and Sing with Wigmore Hall for a chance to have a go at fun choral singing, and offer a mini concert at Leighton House and a tour of the newly reopened Emery Walker House. Music for the Moment is at Marylebone Church on 15th June with a welcome return from the historical performance students at the Royal Academy of Music led by Alice Poppleton on baroque violin.
May 2018
Dementia Action Week runs from 21st – 27th May and Resonate Arts has a jam packed week! We begin a partnership with the National Gallery who will be hosting sessions during Dementia Action Week to kickstart a short project in the gallery. We are also working with the Royal Academy of Music to offer a private tour and concert. See here for full Dementia Action Week listings and don’t miss out!
Opera for Thought - our project in collaboration with Opera Holland Park is in full swing – the group will go see La Traviata at the end of the month in the park. The month will end with a second architecture based Memory Café session with RIBA who showcased the artwork from the previous café in their beautiful building at Portland Place. Having hosted the Deputy Public Health lead John Forde and Cllr Heather Acton last month, Singing with Friends had some more illustrious visitors ranging in director Nicholas Hytner and the Lang Lang Scholars.
Lucy led a session at the latest Share and Learn with The Caring for Care Homes initiative in Hammersmith. This quarter's session was very appropriately at St Vincent's Care Home, and Lucy shared the project we did there last summer, working with artist Zoe Gilmour to explore the Rosalind and Arthur Gilbert Collection with residents at their bedsides and in groups, and making bespoke artworks in response. We are looking forward to publishing our report on the second stage of this project - a creative research and training project with Home Instead Care Agencies - watch this space!
