Argentine Tango Dance (Social)

Continuing our introduction to Argentine Tango dance and culture, by combining basic Tango dance steps, music, and relevant Spanish language terminology. The focus will be on expressing passion through understanding the music, while expressing connection with a partner, intricate footwork, and improvisation. Appropriate for Beginner and Advanced Beginner Tango dancers. Comfortable shoes with leather soles are recommended.

• 12 contact hours
• 1 section available

Historical Caribou County Excursion

Visit Soda Springs Historical Museum, then onto the only Geyser in the United States that is on an hourly mechanical timer. Step back in time as we travel to Chesterfield. Visit the LDS Chapel that was built in 1883 where the original organ remains. Go shopping in the general store and tour the old town site with rural refurbished homes from the 1800’s, complete with antique furnishing. Lunch will be provided. Activity Level: Moderate Departure Location & Address: Pocatello Regional Transport (PRT) 5815 S. 5th Ave., Pocatello. Parking is available on site. There are restrooms inside the terminal. Class Limit: 40 Fee: $72 – includes bus, bus driver tip, lunch, and donations How and When to Pay: Make checks payable to NKA and send to Shanna Erickson, 3938 Aaron Ln., Pocatello ID 83202 (208-241-6825), sbaumgarter1617@yahoo.com by May 16th.

• 8 contact hours
• 1 section available

Bears and the Yellowstone Experience

We are going on a 5-day bear hunt! 6/22-6/26 We will spend 4 nights in Yellowstone Park. The trip will include informal lectures in the field, wildlife viewing and some light hiking. The price will include the cost of housing and other class experiences. Costs are anticipated to be in a range of $375- $400 per person, depending on actual room occupancy, and will be discussed during meetings.Preparatory meetings prior to travel will be held at ISU: Class Scope Outline 01/27/26 1-3 PM, Class Fees Collection 03/03/26 1-3 PM, Room Assignments, Meal Planning and Gear Check 04/28/26 1-3 PM. Priority will be given to those who have not attended before. Priority will be given to those who have not attended before. THIS IS A LIMITED CLASS - 10 Class fee: TBA Location: Roosevelt Lodge, Yellowstone National Park

• 96 contact hours
• 1 section available

FFL Summer Picnic

STAY IN THE KNOW! At the Summer Picnic, we enjoy a fully catered meal, vote for FFL officers, and announce the upcoming FFL activities. This picnic is an annual tradition for all FFL members. The cost is $10 per person. It is non-refundable and paid at registration. NEW LOCATION: Freeman Park, Shelter Bring your lawn chair. The cost is $10 per person, non-refundable, to be paid at registration. Bring your favorite lawn chair

• 4 contact hours
• 1 section available

Hydropower Plant Tour

During this class students will tour the Idaho Falls hydropower plant. Maximum: 30

FFL Volunteer Opportunities

Friends For Learning operates totally by volunteers. As this organization has grown, the need for volunteers has increased. We need volunteers in the following areas: Curriculum, Cultural Cuisine, Hiking, Walking & Exploring, and helping Leadership. By signing up on the registration form, you will be sent an e-mail with the volunteer form to fill out as to the areas in which you would like to volunteer. Thank you for your interest and support.

• 1 section available

FRIENDS FOR LEARNING - Membership

Friends for Learning (FFL) is an educational venture enjoyed by people age 50 and over. This venture is for those who wish to stimulate their thinking and expand their knowledge. The purpose of Friends for Learning is to provide, at a minimal cost, activities, special events, and opportunities for study for retired and semi-retired people who want to continue their intellectual growth and enjoy being part of a like-minded community. Terms of Membership Membership shall be open to any person 50 years or older who is willing to abide by the provisions of the FFL, Inc. Bylaws and who has paid their dues for the current semester. All Board Members are exempt from payment of dues as a requirement of membership. Payment of dues also constitutes a signature of the FFL, Inc. Indemnity form each semester to waive all liability on the part of Friends for Learning, Inc. and/or its officers. Consecutive Registration for Membership and Classes HERE. ONLINE REGISTRATION: (Need Help? Call us at 282-3372) Parking Pass: New members will need to “Register” for a parking pass. It is included in your membership fee and will be mailed to your address. Members who have lost or misplaced their pass may purchase a new one for $5, it will be mailed to you also.

• 1 section available

HWE - Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing (group list)

EMAIL LIST - This class is for those interested in cross-country skiing and/or snowshoeing. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced skier, this class gives you an opportunity to get together with others who are interested in SC skiing and snowshoeing. We will go on adventures locally and in the surrounding areas.

HWE - Day Adventures (group list)

This Hiking, Walking, Exploring (HWE) "class" consists of various outdoor "shared adventures" (about two per month) from April or May through September or October (weather dependent). Activities may include hiking, biking, float trips, horseback riding, caving/climbing (non-technical), zip lining, bird watching, etc. This is a participatory class, guided by class (your) input and available facilitators/coordinators, so we are open to try most anything. Activities can range from easy to strenuous and might last two hours or all day depending on the activity and/or selected location. Locations generally must be within 150 miles or 2.5 hours (driving time) of Idaho Falls. Class enrollees will also be placed on the email distribution list for HWE's week-long trip announcements - generally, 3 or 4 trips per year (January - December)."Shared adventures" refers to outdoor recreational experiences undertaken by two or more individuals who are working cooperatively toward a common goal, sharing in decision-making, other responsibilities, and costs as equitably as possible. While there is a designated Facilitator (i.e., coordinator or point of contact) for each activity, there is no "leader" in the sense of a single person who makes all the decisions and who owns all of the responsibility. Shared adventures are an excellent opportunity to get outdoors, embrace personal challenge, develop resilience and learn adaptability in a supportive group environment.

• 8 contact hours
• 1 section available