This introductory German course is designed to build a strong foundation in basic communication skills. Students develop essential listening, speaking, reading, and writing abilities through practical, everyday language use. Learn the German you need for things like greetings and introductions, travel, talking about relationships, and describing daily activities. Your German journey starts here!

This class is an introductory course on handgun safety and basic use. You will learn how to safely handle, store, and care for a handgun, along with an overview of Wyoming laws and basic self defense concepts. Handguns, targets, and class materials are provided, but you must purchase your own ammunition (about $150). You must pass a safety review and attend all class sessions to complete the course. The class is held at Archer Shooting Complex, 13802 Bullseye Blvd., No personal firearms may be brought to class. Participants must be law abiding U.S. residents, age 21 or older, and follow the LCCC Student Code of Conduct and Archer Shooting Complex policies.

This introductory class guides you in combining loose wool with recycled silk by applying water and friction, resulting in a lightweight fabric that stands out for its uniqueness and beauty. The completed project can be fashioned into a scarf, perfect for keeping warm from autumn through spring, ortransformed into a table runner. All necessary materials are provided.

Learn the basics of crocheting in this beginner-friendly class. Students will become familiar with common crochet terms, learn how to read a simple pattern, and complete an easy project such as a granny square blanket, basic hat, or scarf. Participants will leave with a finished piece and the confidence to continue crocheting on their own. Materials needed: One H (5.0 mm) crochet hook. Practice yarn and an instruction manual are provided. Project patterns and yarn choices will be discussed during the first class.

This class will address the elements of chalk Pastels, blending techniques and creating a final project (Portrait or still life, student choice)

This course offers a structured open-ride format designed for riders to exercise their horses, work on drills, and practice pattern work. It is ideal for conditioning young horses as well as maintaining the fitness and precision of seasoned horses. This class also welcomes riders from various performance backgrounds, provided they are comfortable working around drills/barrel pattern and open arena setting. Riders should have a solid understanding of arena etiquette and safe riding practices. Participants must provide their own horse. Any riders under the age of 18 must wear a helmet. Proof of current vaccinations, verified by a veterinarian's note or proof of purchase, is required on the first day of class. The class will meet the published number of times within the published dates. A detailed class schedule will be distributed during the first session.

Join us for a fun filled class of formation riding. We will work on riding in formation, desensitization, and crowd management while on horseback. This class is intended for intermediate to advanced riders with your own horse and tack. If it is determined that the rider, or horse, does not have the necessary skills for this course, they will not be able to continue. Prerequisite: Introduction to Riding Basics or Instructor approval. Classes will meet the published number of sessions during alloted dates. The instructor will provide class dates on the first day of class. Proof of vaccinations, either by vet note or proof of purchase, will be required on the first day of class.

Learn how to bring drawings to life by creating the illusion of depth and form. In this course, students use graphite and Conté to master value, contrast, and shading techniques that transform flat surfaces into compelling three-dimensional artwork.