Dozens of excited children raced through the atrium of the Bucyrus Campus on Saturday, looking to fill their colorful bunny bags with eggs, and maybe even capture a coveted golden egg. The hunt, a community outreach event for the last…
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The Enhanced Learning Program’s outdoor-based learning boosts classroom lessons and time together. As Milwaukee emerged from the worst of the pandemic, Katherine Keller and Kate McCartney, instructors in the childcare wing of St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care’s Bucyrus Campus,…
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Clients at the Bucyrus Cooking Club this week baked and enjoyed Southern tea cakes, a staple in the Black culinary tradition, as part of Black History Month activities. Similar to sugar cookies, Southern tea cakes are distinguished by their cake-like…
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The 2-year-olds in the Hedgehog classroom at the Bucyrus Campus got a tasty lesson in history recently when they made strawberry ice cream. Scroll down to discover the recipe for the creamy, delicious and vegan version they enjoyed as part…
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Over 200 revelers enjoyed an extravaganza of brilliant colors, breathtaking elegance, sparkle and style, along with joyful reunions and warm conversations at the fifth annual Indaba African Ball, at St. Ann Center’s Bucyrus Campus. The annual event, always on the…
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The hillside was dotted with bright orange Saturday as the 3rd annual Pumpkin Palooza closed out the 2023 Indaba Band Shell season at the Bucyrus Campus. Children, some in costume, arrived with parents and grandparents in tow to check out…
Replication Summit set for Oct. 19th & 20th This fall, St. Ann Center will offer a two-day Replication Summit to help organizations and individuals who want to capture the magic of intergenerational care for their communities. Similar to a summit…
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St. Ann Center ceremoniously re-opened the Melitta S. and Joan M. Pick Respite Care Wingat the Bucyrus Campus on Thursday, bringing back to the campus a crucial support resource for people taking care of an adult relative. St. Ann Center’s…
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If you’re a gardener, you might know exactly what these clients are doing, and why it’s a sure sign of spring. Garden season actually starts well before the weather’s warm enough to plant seedlings in the garden. It even starts…
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George Washington Carver is frequently honored in U.S. schools during Black History Month. Modern farmers owe the legendary Tuskegee Institute agricultural scientist a huge debt – his research helped black farmers in the South become more self-sufficient and less reliant…
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