Come join our Toddler Time, a time for caregivers and their tots aged 18 months to 4 years!  Led by a certified teacher/mom.  This group is a casual time for toddlers to socialize with other toddlers and for caregivers to socialize with other caregivers.  Our classroom is filled with developmentally appropriate toys and hands-on activities.  We will meet every Friday morning from 9:00 am - 1100 am.  Caregivers must attend with their tot.

Each week will be a different project.

We will be designing 3 quick 2-page scrapbook spreads using wonderfully coordinated kits from Stampin up! Everything needed for the pages will be provided. 

Please bring the following items:

       Paper trimmer and small scissors.

Students will be able to purchase adhesive for $5.

Start writing that great American novel that rests wihin each of us. Learn about a writer's notebook, pre-writing process, poetry, and publication issues. Enjoy two sessions of exploring creative writing in a friendly environment.

 Jill Braceland has been successfully delivering and organizing seminars for adult education programs for more than 8 years.  She has a reputation for offering seminars that are interactive, practical, and presented in an easy, friendly manner.

This is a four-week series for intermediate/Advanced students with assignments and sharing their work.

You are comfortable with your camera and you want more!  In this class, we will explore the use of intermediate camera controls such as metering (spot, matrix, center weight), exposure and exposure compensation, ISO, aperture, and shutter priority.  We will take an in-depth look at the manual focus and its use, fill flash and flash modes, as well as controlling motion, composition, and many other intermediate and advanced techniques.

Steve McGrath

FEE: $5 (CASH) - FREE REGISTRATION

PLEASE REGISTER FOR CLASS THROUGH THIS SITE. 

PAYMENT WILL BE DUE THE NIGHT OF CLASS.  

Social Security will likely be the foundation of your retirement income.  Before you retire, it's important to understand your options about Social Security and the impact your decisions have on your retirement.  We will cover how Social Security fits into your retirement income plan and when you should start taking benefits and tax credentials.

There are two days for this class, they are a week apart.

Sourdough 101; Starting the Starter; 5p - 5:30p

We're going to dive into the fascinating world of sourdough starters.  A sourdough starter is a mixture of flour and water that captures wild yeast and bacteria from the environment, which ferments the mixture and makes it rise.  This natural fermentation process not only gives sourdough its unique flavor but also makes the bread more digestible.  Creating a sourdough starts is simple but requires patience and care as you nurture this living culture.  Over the next few days, we'll feed our starter daily with fresh flour and water, watching it transform into a bubbly, active mixture ready to bake delicious sourdough bread.

Please bring a large bowl with cover. Other Materials Included. 

Sourdough 102; Making Sourdough 4p - 7p

We're going to explore the art of making sourdough bread.  Using your sourdough starter from the first class, we'll go through each step, from mixing and kneading to dough to shaping and baking it.  Get read to enjoy the delicious aroma and test of freshly baked sourdough bread?

Materials Needed:  Cookie Sheet, starter dough from week before.

Learn about growing your own herbs and how to harvest, store, and use.

Materials fee: $5 payable to the instructor at time of class.

Will cover pots, soil, seeds.

Herb plants will be available for purchase if you are interested.

Beth Goody

All levels of ability are welcome!

Ideal for beginning or rusty crocheters. 

If you have a project that's stumped you or you're just looking for a place to hang for the night with a hook, welcome. 

If you're looking to learn but can't commit to a schedule this is also a great option.  

Bring a hook to fit your yarn and let's have some fun!