Ask Judson Manor residents Bill and Mark Corcoran how they feel about their nomination for a 2018 Cleveland Arts Prize, and you’ll hear words like “pleased,” “proud,” and even “dumbfounded.” The nomination recognizes the Corcorans’ work in establishing the groundbreaking Theatre in the Circle at Judson Manor, the independent retirement living community in University Circle. […]
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For Diane Menges, Community Wellness Coordinator for Judson, maintaining good health is about more than just the body. “My philosophy is that wellness is a comprehensive concept,” she says. “That’s why Judson’s wellness activities also address the mind and the spirit.” Diane, a certified yoga and aquatics instructor, and personal trainer, is also a professional […]
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As we age, staying active and making healthy choices becomes increasingly important. Activities that engage the mind and body offer physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits. Challenging our brains in new ways, finding purpose in each phase of our lives, and discovering new talents have been shown to stave off chronic illness, dementia, and depression. Learning […]
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Once a month, a core group of four communications-minded members convenes at South Franklin Circle, where they nudge along their fledgling project, The Cardinal. For Connie Miller, Nancy King Smith, Pauline Ramig, and Drew Clemens, this monthly, four-page members’ newsletter is a source of pride and pleasure, and has been since September 2017, when Residents’ […]
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Now in its third season, Theatre in the Circle returns this fall with a wonderful lineup of shows, sure to fulfill every Clevelander’s theatrical desires. They announced the lineup at a free audience appreciation performance of J.R. Stuart’s The Gospel According to Mark on July 10. PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES September 20 – 23, 2018 […]
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This was originally posted on Tracey Lind’s blog; Interrupted by God. For reasons hard to explain and even harder to comprehend, I have been more joyful in the past year and a half than ever before in my life. Wanting to understand how I could experience so much joy while living with the dreaded diagnosis […]
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This summer, Greater Cleveland struts its stuff with arts, culture and alluring views of nature. Northeast Ohio is definitely a place where retirees stay active and engaged in their greater community and summer is no exception. The scene is so busy and diverse it’s hard to know where to start, but we have a few suggestions: […]
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Last week, Judson was a place of celebration honoring a visionary leader and a grass-roots advocate for green space in University Circle. We hosted University Circle Inc. at Judson Manor for their annual spring board meeting, during which Judson Manor residents, George and Virginia Havens as well as past President and CEO, Cynthia H. Dunn, […]
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This post was originally published in Judson Foundation’s Spring 2018 Issue of INSPIRE A new entrance on the south side of Judson Manor will help enhance accessibility while preserving the historic character of the nearly century-old building. Originally known as Wade Park Manor, the residential hotel was designed for luxury living by George Post & […]
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This post was originally published on GroundWorks Dance’s Blog. There is great empowerment in being able to express yourself. And when words are not easily at one’s disposal, movement and music can do the “talking.” Residents at the Judson Park retirement and assisted living community had the unique opportunity to explore the creative process of […]
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