Introduction to Pickleball is designed for new players to learn the game in a safe, supportive, and fun environment. Students will be introduced to the basic rules and terminology of pickleball, proper court safety and etiquette, and the equipment used to play. Through guided instruction, skill-building drills, and supervised game play, participants will develop fundamental techniques such as serving, returning, and basic shot control. This class is ideal for individuals who have never played pickleball or who have less than one year of playing experience.

If you missed out on the first fall session of Adult Beginners Orchestra, here is your chance to join us. Each week you'll learn to play your choice of violin, viola, or cello. This section will start you from a complete beginner and prepare you to play with the larger group.

Have you always wanted to play the violin, viola, or cello but never had the chance? Now's the time! In this welcoming beginner group, you'll learn the fundamentals of playing your instrument, reading music, and performing with others in a supportive environment. A basic understanding of how to read sheet music is helpful but not required-enthusiasm and curiosity are all you need. This class is also a great fit if you've taken a long break and want a gentle refresher before joining the returning players group.

Understanding your healthcare coverage options is crucial to planning for the future. In this seminar, we'll explain the differences between Medicare Advantage Plans, Long-Term Care Insurance, and Medigap (Medicare Supplement Insurance). You'll learn how each type of coverage works, what benefits they offer, how they fit into overall healthcare planning, and what to consider when choosing the best option for your needs. We'll break down complex terms into clear, practical information to help you make confident, informed decisions. A Q&A session will follow the presentation.

Have you played the violin, viola, or cello before but taken a break? This class is the perfect way to rediscover your love of music! Dust off your instrument and join a supportive group of adult musicians as you refresh your technique, rebuild confidence, and enjoy playing together again. Participants should have prior experience reading sheet music and basic proficiency on their instrument, as this class will focus on ensemble playing and musical expression. If the instructor feels you would benefit from additional review, you may be encouraged to transfer to the Beginner Players class for a better learning experience.

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 class is for the 2.5 (Beginner) to 3.5 (Intermediate) player who has played the game, has an understanding of the rules, and wants to improve their skills and learn more about strategy to enjoy the game even more. Class is a combination of drilling on specific skills and actual game play using those skills.

This open studio course is intended for experienced jewelers with advanced skills. It is not an instructional class; students without the required experience will be asked to transfer to the introductory course at its next available offering. Participants must supply all materials and consumables for their projects. A safety review and passing test are required before using studio equipment.