Creative Aging Art Showcase with Moontee Sinquah & Taylor Susan

Join us as we celebrate the creativity, dedication, and community of our Creative Aging participants (adults 55+) who took part in this year’s Beaded Bracelet Workshop with Moontee Sinquah (Hopi/Tewa/Choctaw) and the Baby Moccasins & Beadwork Workshop with Taylor Susan (White Mountain Apache/Walker River Paiute).

This special event showcases the beautiful artwork created by students 55 and better under the guidance of the master artists. Guests will have the opportunity to view participants’ beadwork, connect with artists, and uplift the spirit of learning, creativity, and community that continues to thrive through the Heard Museum’s Creative Aging program.

All are welcome to attend and support our participants, plus enjoy a special dance performance by Moontee and Sampson Sinquah at 12 p.m.


What is Creative Aging?

The Heard Museum proudly hosts Creative Aging workshops where community members (55+) engage in a learning and creation process led by Indigenous teaching artists. Students part of the Creative Aging courses complete at least one unique artwork by the end of their sessions that exemplify the skills learned over the four weeks. Join us as we take this time to honor their work, their knack for creativity, and the meaningful connections forged with each other during this special program.

Our Sponsors

  • Logo of the g.e.a. michelson philanthropy featuring stylized lettering with a green and brown color scheme.
    The Kemper & Ethel Marley Foundation