La Letra Dorada Creative Writing Group for Seniors and Their Families In-Person

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our ......More

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our Mission: To build bridges between generations by encouraging reading, personal expression, and open dialogue about mental health and holistic well-being.What does the program include?-Creative writing workshops (poetry, letters, short stories)-Activities such as "Letters to My Younger Self"-Letter exchanges with other groups based in other states-Exploration of Hispanic literature-Presentations by local writers and much more!Who can participate?Golden Age individuals and those 18 and older who are interested in sharing and creating stories, celebrating culture, and connecting with other generations.Who coordinates the group?Aileen Gonzalez-Marti, Older adult Programs Manager, West Side Community Services

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy In-Person

Weekly guitar workshop for youth hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Council.

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy In-Person

Weekly guitar workshop for youth hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Council.

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

La Letra Dorada Creative Writing Group for Seniors and Their Families In-Person

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our ......More

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our Mission: To build bridges between generations by encouraging reading, personal expression, and open dialogue about mental health and holistic well-being.What does the program include?-Creative writing workshops (poetry, letters, short stories)-Activities such as "Letters to My Younger Self"-Letter exchanges with other groups based in other states-Exploration of Hispanic literature-Presentations by local writers and much more!Who can participate?Golden Age individuals and those 18 and older who are interested in sharing and creating stories, celebrating culture, and connecting with other generations.Who coordinates the group?Aileen Gonzalez-Marti, Older adult Programs Manager, West Side Community Services

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy In-Person

Weekly guitar workshop for youth hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Council.

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy In-Person

Weekly guitar workshop for youth hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Council.

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

La Letra Dorada Creative Writing Group for Seniors and Their Families In-Person

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our ......More

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our Mission: To build bridges between generations by encouraging reading, personal expression, and open dialogue about mental health and holistic well-being.What does the program include?-Creative writing workshops (poetry, letters, short stories)-Activities such as "Letters to My Younger Self"-Letter exchanges with other groups based in other states-Exploration of Hispanic literature-Presentations by local writers and much more!Who can participate?Golden Age individuals and those 18 and older who are interested in sharing and creating stories, celebrating culture, and connecting with other generations.Who coordinates the group?Aileen Gonzalez-Marti, Older adult Programs Manager, West Side Community Services

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy In-Person

Weekly guitar workshop for youth hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Council.

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy In-Person

Weekly guitar workshop for youth hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Council.

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

La Letra Dorada Creative Writing Group for Seniors and Their Families In-Person

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our ......More

What is La Letra Dorada?: It is a dynamic initiative that seeks to strengthen intergenerational ties through reading and creative writing. Focused on Spanish-language literature, this initiative promotes mental well-being, cultural expression, and lifelong learning.Our Mission: To build bridges between generations by encouraging reading, personal expression, and open dialogue about mental health and holistic well-being.What does the program include?-Creative writing workshops (poetry, letters, short stories)-Activities such as "Letters to My Younger Self"-Letter exchanges with other groups based in other states-Exploration of Hispanic literature-Presentations by local writers and much more!Who can participate?Golden Age individuals and those 18 and older who are interested in sharing and creating stories, celebrating culture, and connecting with other generations.Who coordinates the group?Aileen Gonzalez-Marti, Older adult Programs Manager, West Side Community Services

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library

Hispanic Heritage Council Music Academy In-Person

Weekly guitar workshop for youth hosted by the Hispanic Heritage Council.

Small Meeting Room, Isaías González-Soto Branch Library