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Intermediate Painting: Enhance Your Artistic Skills (session 2)

$100

with JOYCE CARDON

Calendar Oct 6, 2026 at 1 pm, runs for 8 weeks

Take your painting skills to the next level while exploring landscapes, still life, portraits, and other artistic styles. Refine your understanding of color, composition, and technique while working in your preferred medium. This class is designed for students with previous painting experience. Students provide their own supplies.

Beginning Painting: Explore Your Favorite Medium (session 2)

$100

with JOYCE CARDON

Calendar Oct 6, 2026 at 4:30 pm, runs for 8 weeks

Explore acrylic, oil, or watercolor painting in this beginner-friendly class. Learn painting techniques, color theory, composition, and the principles of art while creating projects that reflect your personal style. Students may choose their preferred medium and will receive guidance on supplies during the first class. Students provide their own supplies.

Suitable for ages 15 and up

Master Your iPhone or IPad

$85

with SCOTT DEAN

Calendar Oct 6, 2026 at 6 pm

Get more from your Apple device by learning practical tips, setting, and features that make everyday tasks easier. Topics may include messaging, photos, apps, security settings, and device organization. Bring your own iPhone or iPad and your questions for this hands-on learning experience.  

Viking Knitting (NEW!)

$80

with CATHERINE THOMAS-KEMP

Calendar Oct 6, 2026 at 6 pm, runs for 6 weeks

Create beautiful woven chain jewelry using the traditional Viking knitting technique. Learn weaving, shaping, and finishing methods while creating unique wearable pieces. This relaxing and creative class is suitable for beginners and experienced crafters alike. 

Students provide their own supplies.

Oh Knots! Knot Tying and Ropework Basics

$25

with JIM DICK

Calendar Oct 10, 2026 at 9 am

Learn practical knot-tying skills useful for outdoor activities, camping, boating, household projects, and emergency situations. Students will practice a variety of common knots while learning when and how each is used. This hands-on class combines practical knowledge with problem-soling and fun.

Peptides, Amino Acids and Bioregulators: A New Look at Wellness (NEW!)

$85

with MARLENE STUBBLEFIELD

Calendar Oct 17, 2026 at 8 am

Peptides, amino acids, and bioregulators have become increasingly popular topics in wellness and healthy aging discussions. In this informational class, participants will explore what these compounds are, how they function within the body, and the ways they are currently being used and studied. Topics include the role of amino acids in health, common peptide therapies, bioregulators, potential benefits, imitations, safety considerations, and current areas of research. This course is intended for educational purposes and is designed to help participants better understand these emerging wellness topics and make informed decisions when discussing options with their healthcare providers.

Arboriculture: Grow and Maintain Healthy Trees NEW!

$85

with ADAM HARRELSON

Calendar Oct 17, 2026 at 9 am

Explore the science and practice of caring for trees in urban and managed landscapes. Learn about tree identification, growth, pruning, soil and root management, pest and disease diagnosis, and modern tree-care techniques. This course provides a practical introduction to the principles that help trees thrive and remain healthy over time. 

Surprising Science III (Ages 6-10)

$105

with MARK EVERSON

Calendar Oct 20, 2026 at 8:30 am

Science surprises many people both in the reaction that can be seen AND the explanation behind it. It seems like magic, but it is really just science! This class continues to explore the wonder and science demostration, games, and activities. Topics for this class include light, human body, water, and physics 2. Satisfy scienc-hungry studnets with science topics and experiments every class and take away ideas and guidance for science fair projects. 





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