This course introduces the fundamentals of the Russian language, starting with greetings, introductions, and essential daily vocabulary. The following book is recommended, but not required: Golosa 1: A Basic Course in Russian, Book One, 6th Edition (Routledge, ISBN-13: 978-0367612801).

Learn the basic techniques of stained glass.  Creat a sun catcher of your choice to take home.  A $15 materials fee is payable to the instructor at the first class.

Designed for those preparing for retirement, this course will cover topics such as estimating retirement expenses and income, paying for healthcare, converting savings into income, and creating a spending plan.

Experience the world of horses through hands-on learning and mindful interaction. Learn about equine behavior, body language, grooming, and safe handling techniques. At the course end, students will be able to safely groom and handle horses, have an understanding of non-verbal communication, and how to mindfully interact with horses, as well as gain an understanding of basic horse care.

Explore the simple but effective modality of tapping (also known as Emotional Freedom Techniques) for stress reduction and emotional regulation. Learn the history and science behind this simple, yet powerful, personal health tool. Learn about the history, personal health benefits, and science behind EFT as well as lifelong tools for stress reduction and emotional regulation.

Are you confused about recent changes and updates to Medicare? Let us guide you in navigating and understanding the ever-changing world of Medicare and healthcare.

***This class is being held on Thursday October 9th not the 2nd as stated in the catalog***

In this refresher course for drivers 50+ years old, students will review the challenges faced by aging drivers and receive guidance on how to continue driving safely. Students must bring their AARP card to class if they have one. A fee is due at the time of class, payable to “AARP”: $20 for members and $25 for non-members.

Create a watercolor portrait of your pet, ready for framing. Students should bring a printed 5x7 photo of their pet (digital images on phones will not be accepted). All materials will be provided by the instructor.