Building a community of lifelong learners!
Building a community of lifelong learners!
Location to be shared soon
Let us celebrate International Yoga Day by learning 2-3 yoga asanas clubbed with making art in this Indian traditional art form that is fill...
Location to be shared soon
Starting this March, Akṣarā will be a resident organization at a senior center in Manhattan. Over the course of the residency we will be engaging older adults in an art curriculum inspired by the culture of India. This community art engagement program will promote health and provide opportunities for education, socialization, and recreation for all older residents with particular attention paid to the special needs of the infirm, homebound, and isolated. This program is supported by public funds from the New York City Council, in partnership with the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) and the Department for the Aging (DFTA).
April 2023
Great program and very informative on Tamil culture. The programming was a great mix for the family (adults and children). Children’s participation was well planned and incorporated. The creative activities were excellent with adequate and good quality materials. A very well executed program.
- Michelle B from NYC
April 2023
Thank you for a very enjoyable afternoon, our kids got to fly a kite for the first time and enjoyed the take home activities (knots and scratch pad)
-Ryan C from NYC
August 2022
"I loved the instructor's attitude and knowledge base. All instructors were very kind. Very informative and organized workshop."
-Workshop attendee from NYC
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In 2023 Akṣarā is a participant in SU-CASA, a community arts engagement program at a senior center in New York City. This program is supported by public funds from the New York City Council, in partnership with the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) and the Department for the Aging (DFTA).