
Creative Sparks: Exploring Art, Music and Self Expression
One of the greatest gifts post-retirement is time; time to rediscover creative passions that bring you joy. No matter what kind of creative pursuit you
Capri Communities is a highly-respected authority on senior living and on a wide variety of topics relating to older adults and active aging. With 18 communities in southeastern Wisconsin that feature Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care apartments and housing, Capri Communities is focused on delivering superior care and helping our residents enjoy life at every age.

One of the greatest gifts post-retirement is time; time to rediscover creative passions that bring you joy. No matter what kind of creative pursuit you

Moving into Assisted Living can seem overwhelming and sometimes even a little scary. You might have heard stories from friends or have preconceived notions that

When you hear the word “freedom,” what comes to mind? Maybe it’s the sight of Old Glory waving in the breeze, the Star Spangled Banner

Turn off the TV, put up your feet, and let your ears do the exploring. There is a delightful, brain-engaging alternative to channel surfing—and it’s

Capri Communities’ 3rd annual Enjoy Life Active Aging Symposium will take place on Wednesday, June 4 from 8:30am – 3:00pm at Elmbrook Church. This FREE

Spring is here, and April is the perfect month to get your hands dirty and bring some color and life to your garden. Benefits of

March is officially National Craft Month—a time to celebrate creativity, hands-on hobbies and the joy of making something with love and intention. And while the

The 2nd annual Enjoy Life Active Aging Symposium, presented by Capri Communities, is set to take place at the Brookfield Conference Center on Tuesday, June 11

In the never-ending journey of personal growth, there’s a simple yet profound truth: growth happens when you step out of your comfort zone. While the

Wednesday, June 21 | 8 am – 2 pm Brookfield Conference Center | 325 S Moorland Rd, Brookfield Who says that getting older means it’s