Arts in Performance & Physical Culture

03/15/2026

The present is in our possession ~ though there’s an expiration date attached. If we can enjoy all of it, will it be enough. No rights to the music. Arts in Performance & Physical Culture

03/15/2026

Wang Deshun from Shanghai Fashion Week 2024 capture him at age 88. He got his pilot’s license in his 80s. Learned horseback riding and motorcycling, some years back. :-)

03/13/2026

03/13/2026

Carroll Gardens (Eileen Dugan Senior Center) – 10–11am: “Sit Down to Get Down” seated strength & fun.
Windsor Terrace Library – 1–2pm: Movement & Balance (music).
Gentle, joint-friendly, all
welcome.
Eileen Dugan Senior Citizens Center Windsor Terrace Library Arts in Performance & Physical Culture

03/13/2026

03/13/2026

Met an absolute legend today: Patrick “Vroom Old Man” Cornell, the long‑distance rider putting insane miles on his Indian to raise awareness and funds for myotonic dystrophy (a rare genetic muscle disease impacting his wife’s family and thousands more). He’s traveled over 200,000 miles this year alone—that’s about 8 times around the Earth’s equator! Honored to catch him on his journey and add a little New York moto love to his mission. 🏍️💚

03/12/2026

Longtime yoga teacher Lilias Folan, who introduced thousands to the practice through her long-running PBS TV show, passed away on March 9, 2026.

Lilias, 𝘠𝘰𝘨𝘢, 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘠𝘰𝘶 was one of the most successful programs in PBS history, making yoga accessible decades before at-home practice became common.

She’s remembered for her approachable teaching style, clear instructions, and ability to make an ancient practice feel relevant to contemporary life in the 1970s, when yoga felt out of reach for many Americans. Her lessons will long be appreciated.

Read an interview with Folan from 2023 at the link in comments.

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03/12/2026

Met an absolute legend today: Patrick “Vroom Old Man” Cornell, the long‑distance rider putting insane miles on his Indian to raise awareness and funds for myotonic dystrophy (a rare genetic muscle disease impacting his wife’s family and thousands more). He’s traveled over 200,000 miles this year alone—that’s about 8 times around the Earth’s equator! Honored to catch him on his journey and add a little New York moto love to his mission. 🏍️💚

03/08/2026

Last night got home after 1130pm from LI, but yes I did catch my granddaughter’s HS production of Bye Bye Birdie (She’s the mother center). 🙂
Giving thanks for the time!