Our class is for individuals who have no, or very limited experience with sign language and fingerspelling. We learn new sign vocabulary each week with frequent review and practice. Learn to incorporate facial expression & eye gaze and how hearing loss in any age group greatly affects communication, mood, & social skills. Text: Signing for Kids (and Adults!) by M. Flodin, $18; & $5 supplies fee --both payable to instructor by second class.

Are you sore and tired from working out? Too old to exercise? Too busy? Then T'ai Chi Chuan Easy 8 Form is perfect for you, regardless of your age, gender, or level of fitness. The 50 minute exercise a day will increase your strength, energy, flexibility, and emotional outlook. It also lowers blood pressure, reduces blood sugar, and relieves arthritis pain.

An introduction to the French language for those with no (or very limited) prior experience. The emphasis will be on learning to speak French and engage in basic conversation. French culture will be included in each weekly lesson. Students will need to purchase a book call Language Hacking French at Amazon for $15.00.

This summer, David Corenswet will join an impressive array of actors who have portrayed the “Man of Steel” since his U.S. introduction in Action Comics No. 1 in 1938. Yet Superman is so much more than a “strange visitor from another planet,” he is a cultural icon who emerged during the depths of the Great Depression to serve as a symbol of renewed confidence and hope in a struggling America. This class will explore the ubiquitous nature of Superman’s presence among us for the past 87 years, including comics, animation, radio, serials, television, theater, film, commercials, and webisodes.

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 required materials will be sent prior to first class, estimated cost of $40-$50. Copy fee of $5.00 cash due at first class.

A Melànge is any combination of anything, but the word always heightens the glamour quotient. The French have a way of making simple words sound romantic. This class is my version of a “Melànge.” I will be mixing up projects and teaching different yet related subjects. “Cozy Home” is an advanced watercolor class with a $5.00 copy fee due to the instructor at the first session. Project's we'll explore include; Breakfast in Bed Cozy Chair Laundry In the Kitchen On the Porch

We are excited to offer Living Well with Hearing Loss Part 2. An example of some of the topics covered are: Implantable Hearing Devices such as cochlear implants, Tinnitus, and Emergency Preparedness. Taking Living Well with Hearing Loss-the original class, is not required to enroll in this class-Part 2. Linda has a profound hearing loss. She draws on her own as well as peers with hearing loss to share experiences. Sue Reynolds, a co-teacher, had sudden hearing loss a few years ago and adds her experiences and advocacy to this class as well. The format for the class for the 10 sessions will be a balance of input and discussion. Copy fee of $5.00 to instructor at first class.

Silvertones is a glee club for seniors – no auditions! We welcome anyone who wants to sing. Our focus is on performance of music that is both fun and entertaining, as well as serious. Silvertones gives a public concert each semester and performs for senior groups, retirement centers, service clubs, and private parties as invited. Great camaraderie adds to the fun - we are a very social group. One or two extra rehearsals may be scheduled throughout the semester in order to be fully prepared for our concert, which will be sometime near the middle of May.