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Tue20 Write Your Own 10-Minute Stage Play
with Mark Bradford
The goal of the class will be to have you complete a 10-minute play in four weeks. Class participants will critique each other's work. Tentatively one or two will be selected for either a table read or produced on stage as part of a "festival." Details to be worked out once we see where the class is.
Tue21 Beginning Spanish Conversation & Practice
with Carol Stuart, Ph.D.
Ideal for learners with little or no Spanish experience or those seeking a refresher. Focus on pronunciation, present-tense grammar, listening skills, and simple conversations. Students should purchase Spanish Easy and Fun (2023) and have access to a computer, tablet, or smartphone to use the online audio resources.
Tue22 Chair Pilates
with Vanessa Canal, B.A., M.S., Certified Pilates Instructor
Stay strong, stable, and confident in this fun, music-filled class designed for all levels! Using a chair and optional props, you’ll build strength, stability, and balance through safe, effective seated and standing movements. No floor work required. Modifications are tailored to every ability. Through consistent practice, participants often notice improved posture, better coordination, and renewed vitality in daily life.
Tue23 Brain Care is Self Care Expanded
with Tom Roe, Master Facilitator of Aces, L.C.A.C.
Discover how your brain works and why caring for it matters. Learn practical strategies from NEAR-P science to improve personal well-being, strengthen relationships, and support community resilience. The course also explores Trauma-Informed Care and the Self-Healing Communities of Michiana movement. All materials are provided.
Tue24 Flutes! Play, Perform & Enjoy
with AnneMarie Dawson, MME
Have you been looking for a reason to pick up your flute again? Join our flute choir and ensemble program for an enjoyable musical experience with fellow players. Previous flute experience is required. Time will be available for those who would like extra assistance. Participants should bring a flute in playing condition, a music stand, tuner, and metronome. $5 copy fee is included in class cost. Contact the instructor for recommendations on reliable flute repair technicians.
Tue25 Intermediate Spanish Practical Spanish for Everyday Life
with Bill Barna, B.A.
Improve your practical Spanish skills for everyday situations! This class is designed for travelers and lifelong learners who want to communicate with greater confidence in Spanish. Learn useful phrases for restaurants, shopping, directions, emergencies, and other real-life situations. Practice asking questions and using common verbs such as tener, ir, querer, and poder, along with introductory past tense forms. Build speaking and reading skills through interactive practice and conversation. No class on Tuesday October 20.
Tue26 Go Wild: An Insider’s Guide to the Potawatomi Zoo
with Diane Schenk
Take an exciting five-week journey through the history, operations, and conservation work of the Potawatomi Zoo. Explore animals from around the world, learn about the people who keep the zoo running, and enjoy a special visit from animal ambassadors. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for one of our community’s treasured attractions.
Tue27 Unlocking Words: Exploring English Morphology
with Brooks Crofoot, M.D.
Discover how English words are built and how understanding word parts can expand your vocabulary. Learn the meanings of common prefixes, roots, and suffixes, develop skills in analyzing unfamiliar words, and explore the fascinating history of English vocabulary. This course will help you better understand, learn, and use words with confidence. Text required: Exploring English Morphology ($20), available through the instructor. One session may be adjusted if needed.