
Keeping the Blues Alive in the Hometown of a Legend
By Evelyn Torres
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From a wild safari adventure to live African drumming, Alto Grayslake brought the sights, sounds and flavors of Africa right to its residents on Oct. 22.Who says you need a passport to travel the world? At Alto Grayslake, residents, families, and staff embarked on an exciting journey to Africa as part of an Allegro at Sea celebration, enjoying a week filled with culture, adventure, music, and unforgettable memories. The adventure began with movies showcasing Africa’s breathtaking landscapes and wildlife, followed by a virtual African safari gone wild. Residents enjoyed a thrilling ride through the African wilderness that had everyone on the edge of their seats.Among the week’s special highlights was one of Alto Grayslake’s very own nursing team members, who shared the traditions of her home country, Djibouti, East Africa. Residents explored beautiful clothing, perfumes, jewelry and cultural customs.The journey continued with fascinating African history and lively trivia as residents le