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Artist Meetups For Over 60S

Unleash your creativity and connect with others over 60

Fountain Pen & Stationery Hangout 🖋️

Fountain Pen & Stationery Hangout 🖋️

Sat, Sep 19, 4:00 PM
From Ink, Fountain Pen, and Paper
5.0

Let’s meet again to share the joy of fountain pens with each other! Bring your spare inks to swap samples, if you enjoy that sort of thing. Journaling and art is welcome as well. See you there!

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8 attendees
Chinese Fortune Cookie Day

Chinese Fortune Cookie Day

Sun, Sep 13, 10:00 PM
From 50s 60s and 70s+ of the Red Line and beyond
4.7

Let’s celebrate fortune cookie day with a delicious dinner at China Jade. Fortune Cookie Trivia Fortune cookies are not a creation of China. They were first made in California. It is believed they were created by Japanese immigrants to America in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Fortune cookies evolved from Japanese cookies. There are only four ingredients: flour, sugar, vanilla, and oil. It is estimated that over 4 million fortune cookies are made each day. Fortune cookies give positive, optimistic fortunes. People would not want them if they were pessimistic or foretold bad news. Fortune cookies get their shape after baking. Immediately and quickly after removing them from the oven, they are folded into a curved shape and a fortune is inserted while the cookie is still pliable. Wonton Food Company is the largest manufacturer of fortune cookies. They have an inventory of 15,000 fortunes. It is somewhat of a tradition for friends to read the fortune out loud and add the words “in Bed” at the end of the fortune. The resulting statement is often hilarious. The fortune cookie-making machine was invented in 1964. Before this, they were made by hand. Most fortune cookie manufacturers put lucky lottery numbers on the back of each fortune. And, the numbers have produced winners.

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18 attendees

Live Music (MBS) @ Lost Rhino

Thu, Sep 24, 10:00 PM
From Fabulous Lesbians 40+
4.8
21 attendees
David Cole and Main Street Blues at Brookside Gardens

David Cole and Main Street Blues at Brookside Gardens

Wed, Sep 23, 10:00 PM
From 50s 60s and 70s+ of the Red Line and beyond
4.7

### David B. Cole is a guitarist, entertainer, and songwriter. Influenced by artists like Curtis Mayfield and James Brown, he has played with notable artists such as Roberta Flack, Archie Bell, and Percy Sledge. He has also toured with acts such as The Delphonics and Little Royal. Cole holds a degree in Music Education and co-founded the group Main Street Blues. Bring a chair

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10 attendees
The Arts of Life with Nancy Burbridge - Design the Life You Imagine

The Arts of Life with Nancy Burbridge - Design the Life You Imagine

Fri, Sep 18, 3:00 PM
From Meditation Museum
4.8

Learn how to draw, paint, and explore the beauty within, cultivating the best version of yourself in a serene and supportive environment. **You're Invited to 'Arts of Life'.** Join us every month at the Meditation Museum Virginia for creativity, relaxation, and self-discovery. In this interactive session, you will learn how to draw, paint, and explore the beauty within, cultivating the best version of yourself in a serene and supportive environment. Come experience the magic of art and meditation as tools for self-expression and inner growth. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary. Just bring your curiosity and a willingness to explore! We can't wait to see you there! **In Person at the Meditation Museum - Virginia** **FREE EVENT - Registration Required** *Support the Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum with your tax deductible contribution.* **Held at Brahma Kumaris Meditation Museum - Virginia** **14020 Thunderbolt Place, Suite 200 , Second Floor Chantilly, VA**

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1 attendee
Dueling Pianos

Dueling Pianos

Fri, Sep 25, 10:00 PM
From 50s 60s and 70s+ of the Red Line and beyond
4.7

Get ready for a high-energy night of music, laughs, and sing-alongs at **Comus Beer Garden**! Join us for a lively **Dueling Pianos Show** featuring two talented performers battling it out on the keys with crowd favorites, requests, and plenty of audience participation. Grab a drink, bring your friends, and come ready to sing, clap, cheer, and make it a night to remember! There is plenty to order from the beer garden menu.

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26 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup provides a platform for artists over 60 to connect through group events focusing on art and creative expression. Through local and online gatherings, artists can explore shared interests, learn new techniques, and build meaningful connections with peers within their age group.

Simply search for groups tagged with 'artists' and filter by age specifications or descriptions that mention being over 60. From there, you can join groups that suit your interests, view event details, and RSVP to participate.

No specific artistic experience is required to join. Whether you are a seasoned artist or just beginning your journey, you can find groups that match your level of comfort and expertise. Attendees are often supportive and inclusive, fostering a positive learning and sharing environment.

Absolutely! By participating in artist meetups, you can engage with workshops and collaborative sessions focusing on new techniques and skills. Networking with fellow artists can also introduce you to innovative methods and diverse perspectives.

Yes, many groups offer online sessions, especially helpful if travel is a concern or if you're looking for convenience and wider global engagement. Check event details to see if a group you're interested in holds virtual gatherings.

Various art-centric events are available, including painting socials, sculpture workshops, photography clubs, and more. These events aim to nurture creativity and can range from technical tutorials to more relaxed creative expressions.

Event frequency depends on each group and its organizer. Some groups may meet weekly, while others could have monthly or bi-monthly gatherings. Always check the specific group schedules to know when upcoming meetups are planned.

Yes, you're free to join multiple groups to diversify your experiences and learn different art forms. This approach can broaden your skills and perceptions while connecting you with more vibrant communities.

Often, groups will specify if you need to bring your own materials in the event description. Some sessions might provide basic materials, but it's best to check in advance to be adequately prepared.

To RSVP, log into your Meetup account, navigate to the event page in your chosen group, and click the RSVP button. It's a straightforward process ensuring your spot is secured for the meetup.

While Meetup facilitates interaction among artists, forming friendships relies on personal engagement and connection during events. Bringing an open, friendly attitude can help enhance your social experience.

Not all events might be nearby, especially in less populated areas. However, you can utilize online meetups or search nearby cities for additional opportunities and incorporate them into your regular involvement.

If you can't find existing groups, consider starting one! Meetup makes it possible to create your own group and host events, inviting others in your area who share your passion for art.

Event hosts vary; some may be professional artists while others are enthusiasts wanting to share their joy in art. Check the group's mission and past events to get a feel for the level of expertise involved.

Meetup offers tools and support for organizing your events, including RSVP systems, event promotion, and member management. Whether in-person or online, it facilitates a smooth setup process.