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Mon28 Tai Chi Fundamentals
with Ellen Triebold, B.S., J.D.
Experience the benefits of Tai Chi through gentle, flowing movements that promote calm focus, balance, strength, and stability. The form progresses from simple to more complex movements and can be adapted for nearly all abilities. Many participants find Tai Chi becomes a lifelong practice that supports both physical and mental well-being. Co-taught by Mary Hagen and Kevin Cawley.
Mon29 Pickleball for Beginners
with Sue Schneider
Discover Pickleball! This beginner friendly class introduces you to the essentials: rules, scoring, where to play, and how to find playing partners. You’ll develop core skills including serving, sustaining a rally, and placing the ball with purpose through a mix of brief instruction, fun drills, and open play. No athletic background is required, just a willingness to move, learn, and laugh. Note: good balance and the ability to bend your knees are important for safe play. If you have concerns about your mobility or health, please consult your healthcare provider before enrolling.
Mon30 Explore Your Voice
with Michael Marquez-Snyder, M.A.
Students will develop stronger speaking and singing skills gained through improved breathing, articulation, and phonation techniques. During the semester, they will work on one or two songs of their choice, which they will perform in a public recital during the last class.
Mon31 Intermediate Watercolor: Elevate Your Painting Skills
with Joy DeLaurelle
Take your watercolor painting to the next level by refining your skills in drawing, composition, and brushwork. Learn how moisture, pigment, and paper interact while making intentional artistic choices that strengthen your work. Gain confidence, clarity, and techniques to help you continue growing as an artist. Materials will be available at Forever Learning. A materials list will also be emailed prior to the first class for those who wish to purchase their own supplies
Mon32 Continuing American Mah Jongg
with Lynn McDonald, MSN, MSEd
Have you taken the Beginning American Mah Jongg class and want to play more, with guidance? This course focuses on selecting a hand and improving strategy. Most class time is spent playing mah jongg, with occasional mini-lessons on requested topics, and optional weekly homework. Between sessions, you’ll receive a weekly demonstration video and the homework answers. Students provide their own 2026 National Mah Jongg League card. $2 copy fee is included in class cost.
Mon33 Easy Fun 8 Form T'ai Chi Chaun - Southfield
with Cecelia Hossler
Improve strength, flexibility, balance, energy, and overall well-being through Easy 8 Form T’ai Chi Chuan. Suitable for all fitness levels, this gentle exercise may help lower blood pressure, reduce blood sugar, and ease arthritis discomfort while promoting relaxation and a positive outlook.
Mon34 Forever Connected Help Desk
with Cynthia Nikolai, Ph.D.
Do you have a computer question? Can’t figure out how to get to your emails. Confused by the cloud. Want to learn more about the App Store? Bring your computer questions to open office hours, and I will try to answer them. Bring any questions related to computers, cell phones, or even iPads. Mac or Windows, iOS or Android, no matter how big or small - all questions are welcome. This is a drop-in service. No FLI tuition is required.
Mon35 Inventions and Discoveries: From fire to AI (Artificial Intelligence)
with David Warkentien, EE & B.S.
Travel through human history as we explore the inventions and discoveries that transformed civilization. Using the “What, Who, Why, When, Where, and How” approach, we’ll examine breakthroughs in transportation, medicine, agriculture, manufacturing, energy, communications, warfare, artificial intelligence, and more.