Art as medicine
As any Aspenites worth their minds, bodies, and spirits know, our valley’s abundance of arts and culture does wonders for the soul.
But did you know that exposure to music, dance, and other artistic forms can have demonstrable benefits for patients suffering from Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other disorders?
Elizabeth Auer of the University of Florida will explain this ground-breaking work tonight at the Limelight from 6 to 8 p.m. in conversation with Gena Buhler, executive director of the Wheeler Opera House. Local singer/songwriter Dan Sheridan will perform as part of the presentation.
Please consider attending to learn more about the healing powers of the arts.
Michael Miracle
Aspen
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We are writing to bring to the community’s attention an effort called the Mountain Migration project sponsored by two well-established policy organizations, Northwest Colorado Council of Governments and Colorado Association of Ski Towns.
