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This relaxed course focuses on student discussion. The class will explore literary values and historical background in the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, with reference to the three great monotheisms of which it is the source. 16 sessions; class maximum: 7; Instructor | Anne Winters
Regardless of political affiliations, this class series is based on embracing your values and putting judgement aside. Learn about current issues and connect across party lines as we discover our “new normal” together on a journey of continual re-evaluation and learning. 21 sessions; Class maximum: 7; Instructor | Eric Clay
Wisdom is the result of our cumulative experiences. With that lived wisdom in mind, this writing workshop asks you to reflect on the advice you wish you had received in your youth. Excerpts will be printed into an ebook available to members. Class minimum: 6; Class maximum: 20; Instructor | Rebecca Troy
This relaxed course focuses on student discussion. The class will explore literary values and historical background in the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, with reference to the three great monotheisms of which it is the source. 16 sessions; class maximum: 7; Instructor | Anne Winters
Regardless of political affiliations, this class series is based on embracing your values and putting judgement aside. Learn about current issues and connect across party lines as we discover our “new normal” together on a journey of continual re-evaluation and learning. 21 sessions; Class maximum: 7; Instructor | Eric Clay
A FREE preview of 2025 Collette trips, including Canadian Maritimes, Alaska, America's Last Frontier, and National Parks.
This relaxed course focuses on student discussion. The class will explore literary values and historical background in the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, with reference to the three great monotheisms of which it is the source. 16 sessions; class maximum: 7; Instructor | Anne Winters
Get better acquainted with the basic functions of your Android device. Learn how to connect to the digital world, identify common apps, and build confidence using your device safely. Class maximum: 6; Instructor | Tom Fredette.
Regardless of political affiliations, this class series is based on embracing your values and putting judgement aside. Learn about current issues and connect across party lines as we discover our “new normal” together on a journey of continual re-evaluation and learning. 21 sessions; Class maximum: 7; Instructor | Eric Clay
Curious about how plants grow, capture light, utilize water, take up soil nutrients, flower, produce fruits and seeds, and survive the winter? Examine these issues with a plant physiologist and increase your understanding as you grow your own plants in your garden. 6 sessions; Class minimum: 5; Class maximum: 25; Instructor | Peter Davies
Get to know the fundamentals of your iPhone. In this workshop, you’ll gain the essential knowledge to boost your digital skills and use Apple technology with confidence. Class maximum: 6; Instructor | Tom Fredette
Discover your inner sommelier with curated wine and cheese pairings alongside a Certified Sommelier with a PhD in Food & Nutrition from Cornell University. Sample unique regional pairings during each session. Class minimum: 20; Instructor | Laura Winter Falk, PhD Last Monday of January, February, March, April starting January 27 $20 per class or $65 […]
This relaxed course focuses on student discussion. The class will explore literary values and historical background in the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, with reference to the three great monotheisms of which it is the source. 16 sessions; class maximum: 7; Instructor | Anne Winters
Regardless of political affiliations, this class series is based on embracing your values and putting judgement aside. Learn about current issues and connect across party lines as we discover our “new normal” together on a journey of continual re-evaluation and learning. 21 sessions; Class maximum: 7; Instructor | Eric Clay
Curious about how plants grow, capture light, utilize water, take up soil nutrients, flower, produce fruits and seeds, and survive the winter? Examine these issues with a plant physiologist and increase your understanding as you grow your own plants in your garden. 6 sessions; Class minimum: 5; Class maximum: 25; Instructor | Peter Davies
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