This week, Avalon Park transformed into a vibrant art studio, as we embraced the exciting and fluid art of paint pouring. Residents & Staff alike dove into a world of color, learning techniques like the “flip cup” and “puddle pour” to create stunning, abstract masterpieces. Everyone was super creative, experimenting with different hues and watching in awe as their masterpieces came to life. The results were a dazzling display of individual expression, with each artwork showcasing a unique blend of colors and patterns. Deep blues swirled with shimmering golds, and fiery reds intertwined with soft pastels. No two pieces were alike, reflecting the diverse creativity of our community.

This week’s paint-pouring session was a testament to the joy of artistic exploration. Participants left with not only beautiful, one-of-a-kind artwork but also a shared creative experience they will remember and already planning to try again! Trying out this popular new art fad highlighted the power of art to inspire, connect, and bring our community together, leaving a lasting impression of vibrant color and creative spirit at Avalon Park.

If you or an aging loved one is considering a move to Senior Living in Cottleville MO, please get in touch with the caring staff at Avalon Park today at (636) 622-8136.

Avalon Park provides independent living in Cottleville for all of the surrounding areas such as Chesterfield, O’Fallon, St. Peters, Harvester, Weldon Springs, St. Charles, Lake Saint Louis, Dardenne Prairie, Wentzville, and St. Charles County.

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Lisa Smith

Director of Sales at Avalon Park

Combining a successful sales career, a heart to serve, and an entrepreneurial spirit, you have Lisa Smith. Serving as Director of Sales, Lisa is known as a respected and trusted advisor to seniors and their families as they navigate the path to senior living. With a background in creating an exceptional customer-service experience and her passion for helping others, especially seniors. She says there are no better storytellers than our seniors, and to be a part of their lives is very special to her.

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