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Drum Circle
with Vincenzo Carrasco, B.A.

Drum Circle is a fun, educational, and accessible musical experience that celebrates diversity, inclusion, and expression! Participants of drum circle will learn about various percussion instruments from all over the world and the proper technique for playing each instrument. The goal is for everyone who participates to discover and share their sense of rhythm which each other, even if just by clapping along! Dancing encouraged!
Living Well with Hearing Loss
with Linda Loftus, M.A.

Hearing loss affects one out of eight people in the US. Learn about hearing loss, understand your audiogram, and learn coping strategies. Topics that will also be covered are the impact of relationships, emotional and mental health, over-the-counter hearing aids, technology, and more. Linda, the instructor, has gone from a mild hearing loss in her younger years to a profound loss. Sue, the assistant, experienced sudden single sided hearing loss in her 60's. They draw from their own as well as peers with hearing loss to share their experiences. The format for the 10-week sessions will be a balance of input and discussion. Copy fee of $7.00 to instructor at first class.
Building Racial Harmony
with Deborah Dwyer

Gain a greater understanding of the existing unconscious beliefs and patterns that have created the structures of racism in our society. Explore the historic roots that shape perceptions and lead us away from a true regard for ourselves and all people. Increase awareness, effectiveness, and compassion to better play a part in a healing solution for our community. Understanding and healing can take place in an atmosphere of respect for the sacred and intrinsic value of every human being.
Demystifying Medicare
with Megan Rogers

Already on Medicare? About to go on Medicare? Helping a loved one with their Medicare? This class is for you! We will cover your Medicare options; how, when, and where to enroll; when or if you can make changes to what you currently have; how Medicare coordinates with other insurances; provides options if you cannot afford your insurance or medical costs; cover mistakes to avoid; and differences with Medigap Supplemental and Advantage plans.
Drugs and Aging
with Tony Zmirski, Obl, OSB

We will discuss how medications and supplements affect people as they age and how to anticipate potential problems. Class will be tailored to the needs of people attending. This class is being offered for INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY and is not a substitute for your personal healthcare provider. You will be asked to sign a statement to this effect at the first class. Prior knowledge of medical terminology is NOT needed. Class is 9 weeks, as I may be out of town during the semester.
Explore Your Voice
with Michael Marquez-Snyder, M.A.

Students enrolled in Explore Your Voice will learn breathing, articulation, and phonation
techniques. During the course, students will work on songs they have chosen. Each week, the instructor will work with them on their songs, and by the end of the course they will have learned one to two songs and have improved their speaking and singing voices. Most of all, they will have had fun! The final class will be a recital that is open to the public.
Intermediate French Through Short Stories - Zoom
with Jerry Gloster, M.A.

Students should have more than a rudimentary grasp of beginning French. This class is aimed at those who are at either a beginning or advance intermediate level. It should also work for advanced beginners as well. Text: French Short Stories for Intermediate Level + AUDIO: Improve Your Reading and Listening Skills in French by Frederic Bibard, Manuela Miranda (Pbk), 2021. Available through Amazon at $15.90 or used starting at $5.55. Eight weeks guaranteed, including the first and last weeks of the semester, with the possibility of 1 or 2 extra classes at the availability of the teacher.
Tell a Good Story
with JoLynn Brown, M.A.

Everyone has a story to tell. Make it a memorable one by exploring the art of storytelling. Learn to mine for memories, develop the best story structure, add tone and tenor, and confidently present to an audience. You don’t have to be a writer. Bring your lively imagination and engaging personality. Tell a captivating true story from your life to a friendly community. Join in the fun of wits and words.