Learn three traditional lace-making techniques: crocheted lace, tatting, and knot lace. Each method offers a unique approach to creating lace for items such as doilies, clothing accents, shawls, and table linens. Students will practice each technique and complete three small doilies-one in each style. Required supplies include crochet hooks (#3, 8, and 10), one ball of #10 white thread, basic tatting needles (sizes 3, 5, and 8), and large-eyed, sharp-tipped sewing needles.

This hands-on class introduces the basics of hand piecing using the English paper technique and hand quilting. Students will create a sample quilt block while learning how to make a simple pattern, cut and stitch pieces, layer the quilt top, batting, and backing, and baste the layers together. Instruction will also cover quilting with a hoop using a running stitch and finishing the block with binding. No prior quilting experience is required. A list of supplies will be provided at time of registration.

This class is inspired by the Tea, Tarot & Asana workshop model. Explore self-reflection and stress relief through a gentle blend of tarot, meditation, and accessible yoga. This beginner-friendly class introduces tarot as a tool for personal insight and journaling, combined with guided meditation and gentle movement designed to support relaxation and body awareness. Each session focuses on a meaningful theme, offering participants practical techniques to reduce stress, cultivate mindfulness, and reconnect with themselves. No prior yoga or tarot experience is necessary. All movement is gentle and adaptable for various ability levels.

Join us for an evening of floral fun in anticipation of spring! In this hands-on class, you will learn to build your own floral arrangement. We'll explore color theory, flower types, mechanics, and best practices for keeping your arrangements healthy. All materials are provided, including fresh florals, tools, and mechanics. You'll leave with a beautiful arrangement and the skills to create more at home!

Anyone associated with dementia knows the pain and frustrations of helping someone they love. Nothing is right, nothing is good enough. Come to class and we will offer you helpful strategies to survive this terrible journey. The book: ABCs for Dementia Caregivers is included with the course fee.

Learn about native plant alternatives you can use in place of exotic plants in your landscaping. This class will focus on common gardening and landscaping native plant substitutes. No gardening experience required. Participants will receive a starter native plant list, as well as, information on where to source natives plants and seed.

Discover the techniques for working with sourdough and learn how to achieve your ultimate artesian sourdough loaf! We'll delve into the care and maintenance of sourdough starters, as well as the fine art of shaping, slashing, and steam-baking traditional sourdough boules. During this one-day class, you'll learn everything there is to know about sourdough starter, bread making tips and tricks, and as an added bonus, you'll leave with your very own 100+ year old starter that can be used the following day. Elevate your bread-making skills and explore the world of sourdough!

Ready to take your paintings to the next level? Dig deeper into content and practice, combining personal experience and creative thought into authentic subject matter. Students will be pushed to explore themes and deeper meaning, all while refining their foundational skills. Oil and acrylic mediums welcome.