The Buckingham offers engaging learning options for residents
For senior adults, mental and intellectual wellness are just as important as staying active and eating well.
Research has shown that lifelong learning contributes to reducing forms of dementia, stimulating neuron connection to the brain, and lowering stress levels.
Exploring different ideas, exposure to new places, enrolling in an educational course or even taking on a new hobby can help improve overall health.
At The Buckingham, lifelong learning is a key pillar in the community’s unique Aspyre program. Residents have access to 40 clubs, group outings and can continue to learn through a partnership with Rice University.
Recently, residents learned all about the film industry when award-winning film critic Gary Cogill shared his insights on film’s most well-known bad boys.
At the Bad Boys of Film event, residents had a front row seat to Cogill’s stories about the industry while enjoying wines and hors d’oeuvres selected by Cogill’s wife, a certified sommelier and Spanish wine scholar.
No matter what your hobbies or interests are, The Buckingham has something for everyone.
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