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Beginning American Mah Jongg - Tuesday
with Lynn McDonald, MSN, MSEd

Learn the game whose name means “clattering sparrows” due to the sound made by the tiles as they are shuffled. We will learn American mah jongg using the National Mah Jongg League’s card of hands. There will be ample time for students to play and hone their skills. By the end of the course, students will be ready to join a mah jongg group and hold their own. Students will need to purchase their own 2025 National Mah Jongg League card ($14-$15 from http://www.nationalmahjonggleague.org/store.aspx or 212-246-3052) Materials fee is $5 paid directly to the teacher. No students may join this class after the first session.
Pickleball: Dinks, Drills, and Beyond - Tuesday 2
with Bob Macel, B.T.

This class is for those who have completed a beginner class or clinic, who know basic rules, and how to keep score. It will provide an opportunity for additional practice and play in a supportive environment. You will participate in short lectures and drills designed to improve all aspects of your game. Each class will include open play with other class members. Paddles and balls provided. Note: You may register for only one pickleball class each semester to accommodate as many students as possible. Caution: To play this game safely, you must be able to bend your knees to pick up a ball from the ground. You should also have a good sense of balance so you can reach for the balls. If you have any doubts, please check with your healthcare provider.
Thomas Hardy's "Return of the Native"
with Dr. Marie Brenner

This novel offers a powerful combination of Fate's twists and turns in Hardy's corner of Southwest England. We'll supplement the novel with helpful references to Hardy's poetry and biography as we engage with some of his most memorable characters. Any edition of the novel will do.
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Unlock the Magic of AI - Tuesday
with Amanda Ding

"Meet Your AI Helper: Fun & Useful Tools for Everyday Life"
Step into the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence! Learn how to use free AI tools on your smartphone, tablet, or computer to make daily tasks easier, spark creativity, and have fun. From planning trips to writing stories and organizing photos, we’ll explore AI step-by-step with printed guides you can follow at home (copy fee may apply). Bring your own device. No tech background needed—just curiosity!
Colored Pencil Painting A
with Suzanne Harris

This class will introduce the student to the art of colored pencil which today is accepted as a serious medium of professional artists. You will learn the methods of creating realism in your paintings through layering and blending processes. This is a very relaxing type of artwork. You will need to purchase Artist’s Professional Grade Prismacolor Pencils—NOT water color pencils (the 12 pencil set or larger), a kneadable eraser, a good pencil sharpener, and Strathmore Bristol Vellum paper. All can be purchased at Michael’s or United Art. $2 copy fee due at first class.
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Real Food, Real Easy
with Stacy Glassburn-Wilson

We will explore ways to stretch your food budget with meal prepping, creative recipes using seasonal ingredients and odd items from the pantry as well as ways to save time and effort using online grocery services. Students will prep meals for the fridge or freezer for fast dinner solutions, enjoy an outing to the local farmer's market, learn about ways to create small batch tasty meals at home and navigate the ins and outs of alternatives to the traditional grocery store trips.
Beginning American Mah Jongg - Wednesday
with Lynn McDonald, MSN, MSEd

Learn the game whose name means “clattering sparrows” due to the sound made by the tiles as they are shuffled. We will learn American mah jongg using the National Mah Jongg League’s card of hands. There will be ample time for students to play and hone their skills. By the end of the course, students will be ready to join a mah jongg group and hold their own. Students will need to purchase their own 2025 National Mah Jongg League card ($14-$15 from http://www.nationalmahjonggleague.org/store.aspx or 212-246-3052) Materials fee is $5 paid directly to the teacher. No students may join this class after the first session.
Beginning Watercolor Session 1
with Nancy Barr

This class is for anyone who wishes to learn basic watercolor techniques. Whether you already have watercolor experience or have never picked up a paintbrush before, this class offers a fun and supportive environment through a variety of projects. Full list of needed materials will be sent prior to first class, estimated cost $50. Copy fee of $5.00 cash due at first class.