Making Wind Chimes

Transform vintage kitchen gadgets – like spoons and measuring cups – into a one-of-a-kind wind chime. Each student will take home a completed chime to hang all spring long. All materials provided.

Chinese Cuisine

Chinese Cuisine is famous around the world. The following sections will introduce a variety of dishes that may enhance your understanding of Chinese food. If you are interested in tasting authentic Chinese food and/or learning how to cook these dishes, these classes are for you!! Must be 18+ to attend.

• 2 contact hours
• 1 section available

Floral Design

Learn about the basics of floral design. How to incorporate color, depth and texture. What to look for when buying silk and fresh flowers and how to make your own arrangements to beautify any space. Also, students will learn how to make a boutonniere, a corsage and a small arrangement to take home. Students need to have a notebook and pen, small vase or container for floral arrangement, small branch cutters and scissors for cutting floral stems and floral tape. Silk flowers, filler, greenery, aqua foam, ribbon and wire will be provided.

• 4 contact hours
• 1 section available

Mandala Rock Painting

Keep calm and relax by learning the art of mandala rocks. In this workshop, participants will learn the history and meaning behind mandala art, and apply that knowledge to their own mandala rock art. Whatever you decide, you’ll certainly enjoy this serene workshop, and share your newly-discovered art form with friends and family.

• 2.50 contact hours
• 1 section available

Spanish the Silent Way

The Silent Way by Oteg Categno is used to teach languages using the color system by which students will do most of the speaking and the instructor will play the role of the tutor.

• 10 contact hours
• 3 sections available

Watercolor Pencil for Beginners

For beginning learners interested in watercolor pencils. This class will demonstrate how to draw with watercolor pencils and cover several drawing techniques. The first week will introduce materials and techniques needed for this class and the remaining seven weeks will draw a variety of vegetables and fruits. Garlic Vine Columbine Creeping Oxalis Previous Next

• 16 contact hours
• 1 section available

Photography (D/SLR) Workshop

This is an opportunity to build on the basic skills of your D\SLR photography. This workshop is intended to be a hands on workshop. The skills we will be developing out in the field are Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO, Composition, Rule of Thirds, Lighting, etc.. We will work together at trying to achieve the best images possible. This is a 4 week session. You will need to bring a notebook, pen. Please dress appropriately for the weather. The first class will meet at Edson Fichter Nature Trail

Sketch with Watercolor and Ink Pen for Beginners

This class will show beginning learners a fun and easy way to paint with watercolor. The first week will introduce materials needed for this class. During the eight weeks, learners will try 8-12 projects covering items in daily life, street view, and natural landscape.

• 16 contact hours
• 1 section available

Whole Wheat Bread Making for Beginners

If you’ve always dreamed of baking bread, but have never known where to start, join us! This hands-on class walks through making a loaf of bread: no frills, no mystery, and no tricky moves. We’ll discuss what can go wrong and how to safeguard against those pitfalls. Bring an apron and a loaf pan so you can take your bread dough home to bake after the class. All ingredients supplied. Must be 18+ to attend.

• 2 contact hours
• 1 section available