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AARP Long Island Sponsored- Bay Street Theater’s Sip & Sing – Virtual Sing-a-Long Series- 11/13/2020

AARP Long Island Sponsored- Bay Street Theater’s Sip & Sing – Virtual Sing-a-Long Series- 11/13/2020

Summary

AARP Long Island is collaborating with Bay Street Theater to bring our fun and interactive sing-along Series, Sip & Sing to YOU for FREE! This complimentary series features weekly performances from some of the most talented singers and performers that have graced Bay Street’s stage over the past 29 years. Featuring Broadway showtunes, American favorites and Holiday classics too! It’s Long Island’s favorite way to celebrate the end of the week! And it’s all online! AARP Long Island is committed to helping Long Islanders stay connected and stay healthy!

 

New AARP Report Shows Power of Music on the Brain!  So let’s sing, dance, move to the beat: It's all good for mood, memory and more.  If you want to do something good for your brain, sing along to a few songs. Better yet, sing and dance at the same time.  It sounds like a simple exercise, but, really, it's a full brain workout. That's because music stimulates many areas of the brain, including those responsible for memory, movement and mood, according to a new report from the AARP-founded Global Council on Brain Health (GCBH). Music even gets different parts of the brain working together simultaneously. 

All sing-a-longs will be an hour and a half long, are recommended for adults ages 18 and over and are FREE to attend!

Advanced registration is required.

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  • When

  • Friday, November 13, 2020
    5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
    Eastern Time Zone

  • Where

  • Virtual
    New York

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