Get hands on experience starting a podcast. If you've taken the "Start a Podcast Today" class, or another podcasting course with Toby Lyles, you can join this class. Bring your notebooks, microphones, computers and anything else you'll need to start a podcast. We'll go through the steps to start an actual podcast in class. If you don't have equipment yet, there will be equipment in class to get you familiar with the process. Come get hand on experience in planning, recording and publishing a podcast today!

Take your dog training to the next level! This class is the American Kennel Club (AKC)'s Canine Good Citizen® (CGC) Program in conjunction with the AKC Trick Dog Novice (TKN) class. You and your dog have the opportunity to earn two titles! CGC is a program designed to reward dogs who have good manners at home and in the community. You will learn and practice all ten steps required to pass the CGC test. Do you and your dog love to be the life of the party by showing off your arsenal of tricks? Then they might be perfectly primed to earn AKC Trick Dog titles! There are five AKC Trick Titles you and your dog can earn. This class focuses on TKN. All it takes is 5 Novice tricks (CGC + 5) to earn the Novice title. On the last day of class, we will do both tests. If you and your dog pass all ten steps and perform all 5 tricks, then you will qualify to request two titles from the AKC. Any breed or mixed breed can receive the CGC and TKN titles and your dog does not need to be registered with the AKC. There is no age limit to take this class. However, all dogs must have attended a local obedience class. Please bring dogs and proof of vaccine to the first class.

If you are interested in improving habitat for native bees, butterflies and other native pollinators in your landscape then this class is for you! The class will focus on the needs of resident and migratory pollinator species in Laramie County. Participants will learn about the landscaping components that native pollinators need to survive and thrive including plant selection and habitat needs. This class is focused on native pollinator species and will not provide information on honey bee management.

In this introductory course, students will learn how to design, cut, and polish a cabochon to create a unique piece of jewelry. This guided project will teach students how to safely operate the equipment in the metals lab and provide guidance on what tools to purchase for at-home projects. Each student must bring a pair of safety glasses. All other materials are provided. Students may need to retake this course to attain the necessary skill level for the Jewelry Studio.

Get ready to unleash your creativity in this hands-on, fun-filled class where art meets science! Students will design and create their own unique piece of jewelry using fused glass techniques and dazzling dichroic glass. Through a mix of guided instruction and creative freedom, you'll learn how to cut, layer, and kiln-fire glass to produce vibrant, wearable art. Whether you're making a pendant, earrings, or a keychain, each creation is one-of-a-kind-just like you. No prior experience needed-just bring your imagination and a willingness to explore the colorful world of glass fusing!

This empowering class helps children build the confidence and skills they need to stay safe when home alone. Students 9-12 years old will learn how to handle common situations such as answering the door or phone, preparing simple snacks, and following family safety rules. The course also covers basic first aid, what to do in an emergency, and how to recognize unsafe situations. With a focus on responsibility, problem-solving, and safety awareness, this class gives children the tools to make smart choices and feel prepared when spending time at home without adult supervision.