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Join students from Ithaca College’s Health & Aging Class as you work on your breathing and learn different methods of meditation. Can be attended on Zoom. If you want to attend virtually, let us know when you register - note it on the ticket online or on the registration form if you are registering in […]
If you have ever participated in a drawing course, please do not register for this one. This is for those of you who have never learned to draw and thought you never could. It will be a fun not-scary experience, and at the end of it, you will want to do more. (Class minimum 4, […]
This course is for the lay person who is fascinated by the workings and complexities of the human body. Learners will participate in an in-depth review of the musculoskeletal system, as well as review other systems including the nervous, cardiovascular, endocrine, respiratory, digestive, renal/urinary, and lymphatic/immune systems. (Class minimum 4) Instructor: Dave McCune Dave has […]
Students from Cornell's Milstein Program in Technology and Humanity want to record your stories and make short "StoryCorps"-style audio documentaries. (Class minimum 7) February 21: Theme Development Session Feb 28: Recording Session March 13: Listening & Feedback Session Facilitator: Austin Bunn Austin is the author of The Brink: stories. His writing has appeared in The […]
The Aging Mastery Program® (AMP) will help you create your own playbook for aging well via actionable goals, sustainable behaviors, peer support, and incentives. The program encourages mastery—developing behaviors across many dimensions that will lead to improved health, stronger financial security, and overall well-being. What you will gain from the program: Information to help you […]
Join students from Ithaca College’s Health & Aging Class as you work on your breathing and learn different methods of meditation. Can be attended on Zoom. If you want to attend virtually, let us know when you register - note it on the ticket online or on the registration form if you are registering in […]
Learn how to knit and boil wool to make a fabric that is dense. It can also be cut! Available projects are a pot holder, eyeglass case or a small bag for jewelry or trinkets. Depending on your skill level, you could make all three. Techniques used and taught will be wrap and turn for […]
If you've ever wanted to play ukulele, but didn't know where to start, Ukulele for Beginners is for you. This class will get you started with basic chords and strums. No musical experience required. Bring a ukulele if possible; we may have a couple to borrow. (Class maximum 12) Instructor: Meredith Williams Meredith Williams is […]
If you have ever participated in a drawing course, please do not register for this one. This is for those of you who have never learned to draw and thought you never could. It will be a fun not-scary experience, and at the end of it, you will want to do more. (Class minimum 4, […]
The Aging Mastery Program® (AMP) will help you create your own playbook for aging well via actionable goals, sustainable behaviors, peer support, and incentives. The program encourages mastery—developing behaviors across many dimensions that will lead to improved health, stronger financial security, and overall well-being. What you will gain from the program: Information to help you […]
Learn how to knit and boil wool to make a fabric that is dense. It can also be cut! Available projects are a pot holder, eyeglass case or a small bag for jewelry or trinkets. Depending on your skill level, you could make all three. Techniques used and taught will be wrap and turn for […]
If you've ever wanted to play ukulele, but didn't know where to start, Ukulele for Beginners is for you. This class will get you started with basic chords and strums. No musical experience required. Bring a ukulele if possible; we may have a couple to borrow. (Class maximum 12) Instructor: Meredith Williams Meredith Williams is […]
Students from Cornell's Milstein Program in Technology and Humanity want to record your stories and make short "StoryCorps"-style audio documentaries. (Class minimum 7) February 21: Theme Development Session Feb 28: Recording Session March 13: Listening & Feedback Session Facilitator: Austin Bunn Austin is the author of The Brink: stories. His writing has appeared in The […]
The Aging Mastery Program® (AMP) will help you create your own playbook for aging well via actionable goals, sustainable behaviors, peer support, and incentives. The program encourages mastery—developing behaviors across many dimensions that will lead to improved health, stronger financial security, and overall well-being. What you will gain from the program: Information to help you […]
Learn how to knit and boil wool to make a fabric that is dense. It can also be cut! Available projects are a pot holder, eyeglass case or a small bag for jewelry or trinkets. Depending on your skill level, you could make all three. Techniques used and taught will be wrap and turn for […]
If you've ever wanted to play ukulele, but didn't know where to start, Ukulele for Beginners is for you. This class will get you started with basic chords and strums. No musical experience required. Bring a ukulele if possible; we may have a couple to borrow. (Class maximum 12) Instructor: Meredith Williams Meredith Williams is […]
If you've ever wanted to play ukulele, but didn't know where to start, Ukulele for Beginners is for you. This class will get you started with basic chords and strums. No musical experience required. Bring a ukulele if possible; we may have a couple to borrow. (Class maximum 12) Instructor: Meredith Williams Meredith Williams is […]
If you've ever wanted to play ukulele, but didn't know where to start, Ukulele for Beginners is for you. This class will get you started with basic chords and strums. No musical experience required. Bring a ukulele if possible; we may have a couple to borrow. (Class maximum 12) Instructor: Meredith Williams Meredith Williams is […]
Join us for a cinematic tour of 12 great films from around the world including "Rules of the Game” (Jean Renoir), "Tristana" (Luis Buñuel), “Small Axe: Red, White and Blue” (Steve McQueen), “Cleo From 5 to 7” (Agnès Varda), “Pickpocket” (Robert Bresson), “Colonel Redl”(István Szabó) and six more. For full schedule, click here or pick […]
Peace of Mind binder or “in case of death file” is a tool to help organize and keep all your important documents, financial records and personal wishes in one place. Preparing a death binder or file can make it much easier for your loved ones in the event of your death. Workshop provides an overview […]
How, when, and where something is said is just as important as what is said. We will trace the development of theatre experiences from the time of Shakespeare through the present era. Then we’ll focus on five feature films that present Shakespeare in new and exciting ways. Written introductions and synopses of all the plays […]
Meet in the main lobby of the museum. As parking may be difficult, carpooling is advised. There is a small (12 space and 1 accessible) Pay-by-License Plate pay station parking lot next to the museum. To park in the lot you must register at either museum desk and sign out when you leave. The lot […]
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