Special Needs Arts Programs, Inc., (SNAP) is excited to partner with the Lexington History Museums for an installation in the CVS windows along Mass Ave. in Lexington. Lexington History Museums recognizes the talent and abilities of individuals with special needs and the contribution they make to the history of the town and the cultural richness of our community.
SNAP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by Lexingtonians Marilyn Abel and Judith Goldner in 1981. SNAP provides creative programming opportunities for people with disabilities that celebrate each person’s unique abilities while cultivating creative expression, building friendships and fostering self-esteem through life-enhancing activities in the arts. All of their programs emphasize continual learning and promote the development of skills and friendships. Generations of our family members, friends, and neighbors have participated in SNAP programs. SNAP envisions a world where everyone is seen and valued.
The installation will be up through May. More information about SNAP programs, events, and volunteer opportunities can be found at www.snaparts.org.