Superman is nearing nonagenarian status, tracing his U.S. introduction to Action Comics No. 1 way back in 1938. His incredible story is so ingrained in our culture that it is often seamlessly intertwined with other iconic programs like Seinfeld. The class will explore the rich history and cultural significance of Superman through the years and how Jerry’s obsession with this “strange visitor from another planet” was effectively integrated into Seinfeld, commercials, and internet marketing.

Join us for Forever Euchre Club, a fun and social class designed for those who enjoy this fast-paced card game of strategy and teamwork! Each week, participants will gather to play friendly games of euchre in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just learning the ropes, this club offers a great opportunity to sharpen your skills, share tips, and enjoy lively conversation. No formal instruction—just plenty of cards, laughter, and camaraderie. Bring your competitive spirit and get ready for lots of fun! All skill levels are welcome.

 This is a one-time, 50-minute dance party featuring songs that are also dances. Examples: Chubby Checker's "Twist," Freddy and the Dreamers' "Do the Freddy" and Dee Dee Sharp's "Do the Locomotion." Added this time: "The Time Warp," from Rocky Horror Picture Show. This dance party was a big hit in the Winter semester, 2026, and is back by popular demand! This class will meet on Tuesday, July 7 at Southfield Village.

Explore how to keep your mind sharp in this engaging Brain Fitness course featuring insights from Richard Restak of the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Learn how the brain works and discover practical ways to improve attention, memory, and cognitive skills. Through guided video segments and discussion, you’ll use your senses and everyday experiences to support brain health. Research shows it’s never too late to strengthen your mind using your environment and relationships. Includes five 90-minute Tuesday morning sessions.

Discover the magic of needle and thread in this friendly beginner’s embroidery class. You’ll learn three to four essential stitches, then use your new skills to create a charming, one-of-a-kind mini creation. All materials are provided, but feel free to bring your own favorites if you have them. All levels are welcome—just bring your curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to fall in love with stitching! Instructors will be Jeanne Peckiconis and Gigi Toth. This session will take place on July 7 at Clay High School. 

Would you like to create handmade quilted hearts to participate in this project? IFAQH is all about the finder, makers of the hearts always remain anonymous. The original heart is in the photo and used as inspiration for the IFAQH hearts. Hearts are made of fabric, generally the size of your palm, and can be any shape of heart you choose. Most have a layer of batting or fiberfill and we can embellish with buttons, sequins, ribbon, etc. Come have fun with your creative process! All materials provided and no skills needed! This session will take place on July 7 at Southfield Village.

Boost how you hear, think, and remember with a powerful new auditory training program:

Hear more clearly in noisy environments

Process rapid speech with greater ease

Strengthen working memory, recall, and retention

Use context and reasoning to fill in missed words

Build speech (lip) reading skills

The LACE AI Pro app is like physical therapy for your hearing and brain. Developed over 20 years and now enhanced with AI, it’s simple to use and works across all platforms. A lifetime license is included at no cost (a $350 value). You’ll just need wired or wireless listening devices.

Especially helpful for those with hearing aids, LACE can also benefit individuals with normal hearing. Just 10–15 minutes a day can lead to noticeable improvements.

From the discovery of fire to the rise of artificial intelligence, this course explores the 'What, Who, Why, When, Where, and How' (5W1H) behind the most significant inventions and discoveries in human history. Students will examine the forces that drive human ingenuity and the lasting impact these breakthroughs have had on civilization.