In this course you will learn all the basics of the timeless craft of sewing. We'll learn basic sewing skills, sewing machine & tools basics, basic quilting techniques. As we go, we'll make a tote to carry supplies, a 10 x 10 quilted trivet, zipper pouches, and go over some basic mending skills! By the end of the course we hope you will be comfortable enough in your sewing skills to explore and experiment at home. This course is recommended for those who have little to no experience in sewing or haven't done any in years and need a refresher. Please use the entrance at S. Olds Blvd. and Queen Anne Drive.

The perfect blend of core strengthening that Pilates offers while increasing flexibility, strength, balance and relaxation in total body through the ancient practice of Yoga. Enjoy the benefits received from experiencing the union of the best of both systems. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and towel. (no class 11/8)

Tai Chi originated in China as a slow-moving exercise that can improve strength, balance, and concentration. This style of Tai Chi consists of 60 postures. It is a moderate version with emphasis on relaxation and balance improvement. This class is for new and returning students. Wear comfortable clothes. (no class 11/8)

This class is a continuation of the Tai Chi Beginners class. It is open to students who have already completed at least one of the Beginner classes. Wear comfortable clothes. (no class 11/18)

Newspaper sources are often over looked as a source of family history information. Learn where and how to find information about your ancestors in the newspapers. The class will cover various types of newspaper articles and notices that are useful in your family history search. Some previous knowledge of genealogy and using the internet is helpful but not necessary. A quick genealogy review will be conducted the first night of the course.  A resource CD containing genealogical software, resources and additional supplies are included in the course.

Learn how to prioritize long-term financial goals and investing to help achieve goals. Learn different ways to invest across multiple asset classes, such as stock, bonds, gold, etc. Learn how alternative investments may help diversify your investments and how to recognize and overcome personal biases when making fact-based investment decisions.

The real estate market is always a topic for conversation. How to determine market value, the purchasing process, financing, updates to get the best return for resale, how to prepare your home to sell, downsizing, investing, foreclosures, internet sites, disclosures, inspections, rentals and more. If you have an interest in learning and understanding buying, selling or investing in real estate, this class will provide pertinent information to assist you in all aspects of the process.

No one smell speaks to the holiday as the aroma of fresh baked gingerbread. Learn the tips and tricks to baking and building your own gingerbread house in time for celebrating. Create a one of a kind gingerbread house complete with the winter scene. Please use the entrance at S. Olds Blvd. and Queen Anne Drive.