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Peptides, Amino Acids and Bioregulators: A New Look at Wellness (NEW!)
with MARLENE STUBBLEFIELD
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.
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Arboriculture: Grow and Maintain Healthy Trees NEW!
with ADAM HARRELSON
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)
with MARK EVERSON
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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Suprising Science III (Ages 6-10)
with MARK EVERSON
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.
Tamagoyaki (NEW!)
with APRIL LOUGHRIDGE
Learn how to prepare classic Japanese comfort dishes while mastering techniques for fluffy tamagoyaki omelets. This hands-on class introduces students to traditional ingredients and cooking methods used in Japanese home kitchen. Price includes $18 supply fee.
Resin Flower Workshop (NEW!)
with LAURIE HARRIS
Create a beautiful floral keepsake while learning the basics of working with resin and dried flowers. Design and assemble your own decorative resin piece while learning resin safety, mixing techniques, and flower preservation tips. No experience is necessary, and each student will leave with a finished project to take home. Price includes $30 supply fee.
Herbology II: Herbal Remedies Unleashed!
with MARLENE STUBBLEFIELD
Unlock a wealth of natural healing knowledge and enhance your holistic health practices. Herbology II takes you on an exciting journey into the realm of herbal remedies. Discover the most widely used and effective herbal preparations for promoting health and well-being for both yourself and your loved ones. Through engaging lessons and hands-on practice, you’ll gain the skills to harness the power of herbs in various forms, from teas and tinctures to balms and poultices. No prior class necessary. Price includes $18 supply fee.
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Winter Hats (NEW!)
with MICHELE TRUBY-TILLEN
Discover how easy it can be to create custom hats for yourself, family, and friends. Learn about sizing, design options, and construction techniques while creating a hat that reflects your own style. Whether you're new to hat making or looking to expand your skills, this class will help you build confidence and creativity. Students provide their own supplies.