The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in March & April, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, and 4/3.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of an Arts and Cultural grant sponsored by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for the price of $20 (cash only)! The program will take place Tuesday mornings in March, from 9am to 10:30am. The class dates are: 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, and 3/30.

To reserve a spot: Call Oasis at 949-644-3244 or email: OASISCenter@newportbeachca.gov

Food for Thought is limited to 24 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in March & April, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, and 4/3.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of an Arts and Cultural grant sponsored by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for the price of $20 (cash only)! The program will take place Tuesday mornings in March, from 9am to 10:30am. The class dates are: 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, and 3/30.

To reserve a spot: Call Oasis at 949-644-3244 or email: OASISCenter@newportbeachca.gov

Food for Thought is limited to 24 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

Saturday Morning Cartoons & Drawing is a place to bring the family and be inspired to create. There will be tables with drawing materials for all members of the family of any artistic level to participate. Draw alongside Chuck Jones Center for Creativity teaching artist, Naylene Justis and other professionals.

We have Looney Tunes cartoons on the big screen and donuts, coffee and water to enjoy.

A non-refundable $5 registration fee is required as space is limited.* Thank you from the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity, a California 501(c)3 non-profit public charity.

March 21st from 10 am to noon at the Center learn to draw Marvin Martian!

We look forward to having you at the studio.

*There is usually space for Drop-ins the day of. We accept cash or Venmo for day-of participation.

Register on Eventbrite or our website!

...That's all folks!

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in March & April, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, and 4/3.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of an Arts and Cultural grant sponsored by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for the price of $20 (cash only)! The program will take place Tuesday mornings in March, from 9am to 10:30am. The class dates are: 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, and 3/30.

To reserve a spot: Call Oasis at 949-644-3244 or email: OASISCenter@newportbeachca.gov

Food for Thought is limited to 24 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in March & April, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, and 4/3.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of an Arts and Cultural grant sponsored by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for the price of $20 (cash only)! The program will take place Tuesday mornings in March, from 9am to 10:30am. The class dates are: 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, and 3/30.

To reserve a spot: Call Oasis at 949-644-3244 or email: OASISCenter@newportbeachca.gov

Food for Thought is limited to 24 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in February, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, and 2/28.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

By invitation from the City of Costa Mesa Cultural Arts Committee,

Student work generated from our grant funded Visual Art programming at the Costa Mesa community center Save Our Youth (SOY) is being exhibited at city hall!

A reception for this exhibition will take place on Tuesday, February 25th from 5-6pm. Please join us in supporting the talents of these students.

Light hours d’oeuvres and acoustic music performed by SOY students will set the mood for a delightful evening.

A special thank you to the Ruth and Joseph C Reed Foundation for funding this school year program. Together, we are nurturing the creative talents of these deserving students and better preparing them to enter California’s booming Creative economy.

What: SOY Student Work Exhibit Reception

When: February 25th, 5-6pm

Where: Costa Mesa City Hall - 77 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in February, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, and 2/28.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

Saturday Morning Cartoons & Drawing is a place to bring the family and be inspired to create. There will be tables with drawing materials for all members of the family of any artistic level to participate. Draw alongside Chuck Jones Center for Creativity teaching artist, Naylene Justis and other professionals.

We have Looney Tunes cartoons on the big screen and donuts, coffee and water to enjoy.

A non-refundable $5 registration fee is required as space is limited. Thank you from the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity, a California 501(c)3 non-profit public charity.

February 15th from 10 am to noon at the Center learn to draw Daffy Duck!

We look forward to having you at the studio.

Register on Eventbrite or our website!

...That's all folks!

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in February, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, and 2/28.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

In celebration of the graphic memoir Can We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Raz Chast, OC Public Libraries is happy to present a cartoon drawing program for beginners presented by the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity! This event will take place at several libraries over the next few months, including the Katie Wheeler Branch Library in Irvine on Thursday Feb. 13th, 6pm to 7:30pm!

Join our teaching artists at your local library for a big read of the featured literature, followed by a class in creating your own cartoon! We hope to see you there!

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for FREE! The program will take place Friday mornings in February, from 10:30am to 12pm. The class dates are: 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, and 2/28.

To reserve a spot: Call the La Quinta Wellness Center at 760.564.0096.

Food for Thought is limited to 36 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

In celebration of the graphic memoir Can We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Raz Chast, OC Public Libraries is happy to present a cartoon drawing program for beginners presented by the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity! This event will take place at several libraries over the next few months, including the Casa Romantica Cultural Center in San Clemente, on Sunday Feb. 2nd, 11am to 12:30pm!

Join our teaching artists at your local library for a big read of the featured literature, followed by a class in creating your own cartoon! We hope to see you there!

In celebration of the graphic memoir Can We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Raz Chast, OC Public Libraries is happy to present a cartoon drawing program for beginners presented by the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity! This event will take place at several libraries over the next few months, including the Cypress Library on Monday Jan. 30th, 5pm to 6:30pm!

Join our teaching artists at your local library for a big read of the featured literature, followed by a class in creating your own cartoon! We hope to see you there!

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of an Arts and Cultural grant sponsored by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for the price of $20 (cash only)! The program will take place Tuesday mornings in January, from 9am to 10:30am. The class dates are: 1/7, 1/14, 1/21, and 1/28.

To reserve a spot: Call Oasis at 949-644-3244 or email: OASISCenter@newportbeachca.gov

Food for Thought is limited to 24 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

In celebration of the graphic memoir Can We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Raz Chast, OC Public Libraries is happy to present a cartoon drawing program for beginners presented by the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity! This event will take place at several libraries over the next few months, including the Garden Grove Main Library in Garden Grove, on Thursday Jan. 23rd 5pm to 6:30pm!

Join our teaching artists at your local library for a big read of the featured literature, followed by a class in creating your own cartoon! We hope to see you there!

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of an Arts and Cultural grant sponsored by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for the price of $20 (cash only)! The program will take place Tuesday mornings in January, from 9am to 10:30am. The class dates are: 1/7, 1/14, 1/21, and 1/28.

To reserve a spot: Call Oasis at 949-644-3244 or email: OASISCenter@newportbeachca.gov

Food for Thought is limited to 24 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

Saturday Morning Cartoons & Drawing is a place to bring the family and be inspired to create. There will be tables with drawing materials for all members of the family of any artistic level to participate. Draw alongside Chuck Jones Center for Creativity teaching artist, Naylene Justis and other professionals.

We have Looney Tunes cartoons on the big screen and donuts, coffee and water to enjoy.

A non-refundable $5 registration fee is required as space is limited. Thank you from the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity, a California 501(c)3 non-profit public charity.

We look forward to having you at the studio.

January 18th from 10 am to noon at the Center learn to draw Bugs Bunny!

Register on Eventbrite or our website!

...That's all folks!

The Chuck Jones Center is pleased to announce the receipt of a Community Service grant awarded by the City of La Quinta, allowing us to bring our Food For Thought program to the La Quinta community for free! In preparation for our upcoming classes, we will be hosting a kick-off event on January 17th, 10:30-12pm at the La Quinta Wellness Center! if you’re local to the La Quinta area, join us for an informative presentation to learn more about the cognitive benefits of our adult brain health program, participate in creative activities, and sign up for classes.

We hope to see you there!

The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity is pleased to provide a creativity program with adult brain health in mind! The Food for Thought program is offered once a week for four weeks, and is designed to exercise memory, executive function, visual function, visual language and association through creative projects that provide every day tools to enhance cognitive function within the aging brain.

When we combine creativity with using our hands while visually engaged, we use multiple areas of our brain all at once, making vital connections. Using one’s creativity throughout a lifetime positively impacts the retention of intelligence gained from accumulated knowledge and a lifetime of experiences.

As a recipient of an Arts and Cultural grant sponsored by the Newport Beach Arts Commission, the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity can offer this 4 week program for the price of $20 (cash only)! The program will take place Tuesday mornings in January, from 9am to 10:30am. The class dates are: 1/7, 1/14, 1/21, and 1/28.

To reserve a spot: Call Oasis at 949-644-3244 or email: OASISCenter@newportbeachca.gov

Food for Thought is limited to 24 participants able to commit to the 4 week program.

In celebration of the graphic memoir Can We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Raz Chast, OC Public Libraries is happy to present a cartoon drawing program for beginners presented by the Chuck Jones Center for Creativity! This event will take place at several libraries over the next few months, including the El Toro Library in Lake Forest, on Monday Jan. 13th 5pm to 6:30pm!

Join our teaching artists at your local library for a big read of the featured literature, followed by a class in creating your own cartoon! We hope to see you there!