Lantern Hill, a vibrant Erickson Senior Living-managed community in New Providence, New Jersey, proudly unveiled its 6th annual Resident Spring Art Show on April 5. The exhibit will be on display until the end of April in the community’s Union Square Gallery.
“We are very fortunate to have so many incredible resident artists on campus,” said Resident Event Coordinator Jen Gsell. “I know that both residents and staff look forward to the art show each year. The diversity, skill, and creativity displayed in this resident gallery enriches our community immensely.”
Organized by resident artists Anne and Dexter Johnston alongside Marie Power, the exhibition features captivating works from over 25 residents spanning a spectrum of mediums. From paintings to sculptures, needlepoint to quilting, jewelry to fiber and machine embroidery, multimedia to stained glass, and photography, the showcase celebrates the artistic talents at Lantern Hill.
This exhibit is one of many events on the community’s scenic campus. Residents enjoy an active retirement lifestyle with many amenities and activities, including a putting green, Bocce, outdoor concerts, and more. For more information, visit LanternHill.com.
Lantern Hill is a not-for-profit continuing care retirement community (CCRC) managed by Erickson Senior Living. Lantern Hill is situated on a scenic 26-acre campus in New Providence, New Jersey. The community, which is home to more than 545 residents, is served by over 370 employees. Lantern Hill is supported by National Senior Communities, Inc. (NSC), the largest independent board of CCRCs in the nation. NSC’s purpose is to represent the financial interests of residents to promote the highest quality programs and services for the best possible value. Additional information can be found at www.LanternHill.com.
