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Mon20 The Other Lewis and Clark: Dunbar and Hunter
with Robert Jay Malone, Ph.D.
Discover the little-known story of William Dunbar and George Hunter, explorers commissioned by Thomas Jefferson alongside Meriwether Lewis. Learn how their expedition into the Louisiana Territory advanced scientific discovery while assessing the region’s economic potential. Explore Dunbar’s expertise as a naturalist and the lasting significance of this often-overlooked journey.
Mon25 Understanding medicare and medicaid
with Megan Rogers, B.S.
This informative class will dive into everything medicare and medicaid. We will discuss what they are, qualifications, types, pros and cons, and if you need to appeal anything.
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.
Tue35 Forever Pinochle Club
with Beth Holstein, MSN, MBA
Join us for Forever Pinochle Club, a lively and social gathering for anyone who enjoys the classic card game of strategy, skill, and friendly competition! Each week, players will come together for relaxed games, great conversation, and plenty of laughter. Whether you’re an experienced pinochle player or looking to refresh your skills, this club is a wonderful way to connect with others, share tips, and enjoy an afternoon of cards and camaraderie. No formal instruction—just fun, friendship, and great hands. All skill levels are welcome!
Wed22 Forever Cribbage
with Cameron Melvoin, B.S.
Join the movement! Beginners and experienced players are welcome. Learn and play this exciting board/card game. Great time to meet others and enjoy a great game. Learn 2 handed, three handed, and partner cribbage. Basic math skills are helpful. Great game to share with children and grandchildren.
Wed46 Intro to Genealogy: Organize & Preserve Your Family History
with Kathee Kiesselbach, BFA
Have old photos, family stories, and documents tucked away in boxes? Learn how to organize and preserve your family history for future generations. This course covers photographs, records, certificates, and personal stories, while explaining primary and secondary sources. Explore both traditional and digital genealogy tools, secure preservation methods, and the roles of DNA testing and AI in family research. Bring a laptop or iPad if you’d like to follow along. Class dates: Sept 16, 30 and Oct 14, 28.
Wed50 Medicare Counseling 2
with Dave McCarthy
Receive free, unbiased guidance from SHIP to help you navigate Medicare with confidence. In this one-on-one session, compare Medicare, Supplement, Advantage, and Part D plans; explore coverage options; and get enrollment assistance. Learn about benefits, claims, appeals, beneficiary rights, and programs that may help lower out-of-pocket costs. Ideal for anyone seeking personalized Medicare support. This one day class is September 16 at 2 PM.
Thu17 Beginning Bridge
with Thomas Hebron
Curious about Bridge? This welcoming course introduces one of the world’s most popular card games. Learn the fundamentals of card play, bidding, scoring, and basic strategy in a relaxed and social setting. Whether you are completely new to Bridge or need a refresher, you’ll enjoy exercising your mind while meeting new friends. Students should purchase Bridge Basics 1: An Introduction by Audrey Grant, before class.