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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
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
Learn and practice simple self-defense techniques that don't rely on speed, strength, or experience. Beginners will attain effective ways to avoid and survive violence while having fun. Class minimum: 6; Class maximum: 18; Instructor | Collin E. Lieberman
Letting go of possessions is hard and there are few shortcuts. Learn downsizing and clearing practices, timelines, and logistics. We’ll also discuss the emotions that come with this work, and learn coping strategies to help manage them. $40 4 sessions; class maximum: 20; Instructor | Melynda Wissar
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
Priorities change in each life as our vision of what is important comes into focus. This writing workshop delves into what we deem to be key aspects of living a fully connected life. Excerpts will be printed into an ebook available to members. $10; 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
Letting go of possessions is hard and there are few shortcuts. Learn downsizing and clearing practices, timelines, and logistics. We’ll also discuss the emotions that come with this work, and learn coping strategies to help manage them. $40 4 sessions; class maximum: 20; Instructor | Melynda Wissar
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
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
The Constitution is a complex, flawed document, but most of us, including politicians, do not know what it says. The start of a new administration is a good time to examine this document, which serves as the foundation of our government. $20 for series; Class maximum: 20; Instructor | Tom Butler
Letting go of possessions is hard and there are few shortcuts. Learn downsizing and clearing practices, timelines, and logistics. We’ll also discuss the emotions that come with this work, and learn coping strategies to help manage them. $40 4 sessions; class maximum: 20; Instructor | Melynda Wissar
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
Learn from a mycologist about the pharmacological activities and benefits of medicinal mushrooms, and how mushrooms can improve your health. $10 Class minimum: 8; Class maximum: 20; Instructor | Steve Sierigk
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 […]
Improve your balance with this 12-week Tai Chi-based class modified for falls prevention. This evidence-based program is backed by the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. 24 sessions; Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 25. $40 for series; Instructor | Margaret Steffie
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
The Constitution is a complex, flawed document, but most of us, including politicians, do not know what it says. The start of a new administration is a good time to examine this document, which serves as the foundation of our government. $20 for series; Class maximum: 20; Instructor | Tom Butler
Zoom is a popular way for parents and grandparents to keep in touch with out-of-town friends and family. Learn how to create a personal account and build confidence using features on the videoconferencing platform. $10; Class maximum: 6; Instructor | Tom Fredette
Letting go of possessions is hard and there are few shortcuts. Learn downsizing and clearing practices, timelines, and logistics. We’ll also discuss the emotions that come with this work, and learn coping strategies to help manage them. $40 4 sessions; class maximum: 20; Instructor | Melynda Wissar
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
Improve your balance with this 12-week Tai Chi-based class modified for falls prevention. This evidence-based program is backed by the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. 24 sessions; Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 25. $40 for series; Instructor | Margaret Steffie
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