Learn the basics of traditional Hawaiian hula through graceful movements, expressive hand gestures, and rhythmic footwork. Students will explore foundational steps while discovering the cultural stories and history behind the dance. The course emphasizes rhythm, coordination, flexibility, and fun in a welcoming beginner-friendly environment. An optional performance opportunity will be available.

Return to your watercolor practice and enjoy creating with fellow artists. Projects include tropical leaves, palm trees, bamboo, roses, black-and-white studies, quick paintings, desserts, landscapes featuring the sun or moon, abstract art, and a final composite project. Prerequisite: Beginning Watercolor.

Discover the rich history and unique character of Indiana’s counties in this engaging course. Explore when each county was established, the origins of its name, notable people, Native American tribes, battles, forts, and historic maps. Learn about canals, railroads, agriculture, industry, parks, museums, festivals, courthouses, covered bridges, colleges, scenic attractions, and the stories that have shaped each county’s identity.

Share the joy of music while serving local nursing home residents. Students will learn and perform favorite Disney songs through solo and group singing. After a couple of rehearsals we will then transition to performances at area nursing homes. Pumpkin carols will also be included in October. Total of 9 classes/performances. No class on Friday November 6.

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.

Discover how the Salvation Army The Kroc Center serves our community through programs that provide resources, support, and hope to individuals and families in need. Hear from staff members Paul Szrom and Linda Buchanan as they share the impact of their work and highlight ways you can get involved. Learn about holiday volunteer opportunities, including Red Kettle Bell Ringing, Angel Tree, and Toy & Food Distribution Day. This one day class is Monday, September 21. FLI will be ringing bells at Martin's on SR 23 & Ironwood one day during the holiday.

Explore embroidery techniques while building confidence with texture, line, and composition. Create a personalized stitch reference book, then apply your skills to a hand-stitched portrait inspired by a favorite photo. Perfect for beginners and experienced makers alike. All materials provided. Supply fee: $5. Gigi Toth is co-instructor. Classes begin Monday Seotember 21, end October 26.

This will be a class about the South Bend Watch Company. We will discuss the need for high quality watches, a little about how they work, the company's origins, many of the people involved, products, location, ultimate demise and aftermath. For anyone who has an old pocket watch and would like to bring it to the class, the Instructor will remain afterward to provide any information he can about the watch. This one day class is Wednesday  September 23.