Join the MacArthur Public Library for a screening and discussion of Keys Bags Names Words.

Engaging Dementia invites you to a special free screening of the film 'Keys Bags Names Words' on Thursday 23rd November in dlr LexIcon.

This powerful documentary about people living with dementia, tells their stories of the heartbreak, and hope, in aging. This new international film, produced and directed by award-winning filmmaker Cynthia Stone, explores the ways we can protect our brain health, connect with our loved ones, and live a higher quality of life; even after diagnosis. 

Opening words will be provided by Irish Global Dementia Ambassador, Dr. Helen Rochford-Brennan; and we will have a discussion panel following the screening with various expert speakers including Site Director, Global Brain Health Institute, Brian Lawlor. Information stands also will be present at the venue. 

Places can be booked via Eventbrite at the following link: www.eventbrite.ie/e/keys-bags-names-words-tickets-746143734997

A limited number of tickets will also be available on the door. 

Location: dlr LexIcon, Dun Laoghaire, A96 H283, ground floor screening room.

Time and Date: 23rd Nov 2023. Doors open at 6:30pm and proceedings start at 7pm.

Engaging Dementia wishes to extend sincere thanks to Age Friendly Ireland and the dlr LexIcon, whose kind support has made this event possible. 

Join Oregon Health and Science University, Oregon AARP, Portland State University and the Alzheimer’s Association of Oregon for a screening and discussion of Keys Bags Names Words, featuring the film’s director Cynthia Stone and activist Walter Dawson.