Schurig Center for Brain Injury Recovery

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Art Inspired by Our Garden

Recently The Green Thumb Club explored art inspired by the beautiful garden that surrounds Schurig Center. After creating a spontaneous table garden using items hand-selected by each person, the group collaboratively composed this poem of appreciation for the gifts of the garden…

Appreciation for Our Garden

The love of nature, all out doors, surround.
Looking at flowers reminds me of painting
because of all the beautiful colors.
It’s so lovely because the flowers are gorgeous
and all the flowers are smiling at you.
Our garden brings together so many beautiful flowers
in the comings and goings in a kaleidoscope.
Shape and shades of rainbow colors.

photo of flowers

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Annual Holiday Art Show & Celebration

Healing for the Holidays Graphic

Please join us for original art, unique gifts, live harp music, refreshments, and lots of holiday cheer!

Saturday, December 1, 2018
Noon to 3:00 pm
Schurig Center for Brain Injury Recovery
1132 Magnolia Avenue, Larkspur (map)

Art and handmade gifts created by Schurig Center artists and volunteers will be available for purchase. Participate in a community art project and enjoy some creative, healing fun!

Social, open house format.
Free admission. No RSVP required.

Parking: If Schurig Center’s parking lot is full, additional parking can be found on neighboring surface streets, the adjacent Child Development Center parking lot, or College of Marin’s Lot 13 located here:

  • Turn right out of the Schurig Center driveway on to Magnolia Avenue, which will turn into College Avenue.
  • At Woodland Road there is a four-way stop sign. Turn Right into the College of Marin Parking log.
  • Follow the driveway back to Lot 13, the free dirt parking area.
  • At the far end of the parking lot there is a path that goes over a bridge, which will connect you to Schurig Center.

Questions? Please contact the Schurig Center office at:
(415) 461-6771 x102, info@schurigcenter.org

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Thank You UCSF For Creating Connections Through Art

Photo of artwork on wallThe artists in Schurig Center’s Therapeutic Art Studio would like to thank the many guests who stopped by our “Pathways to Recovery” Art Show reception on April 5 at UCSF Memory and Aging Center’s Gallery 190 in San Francisco. We are especially touched by how well-attended the reception was despite the best efforts of the city’s traffic congestion to slow people from getting to the event.

“Pathways to Recovery” featured 40 pieces of original artwork created by artists in Schurig Center’s Art Studio using a variety of mediums, from pen and ink drawings to handwoven pieces created using torn watercolor paintings. [Read more…]