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Wed33 Beginning Euchre
with Cathy Wilson
Discover the fun and friendly game of Euchre in this beginner course designed just for you. Learn the rules, card values, basic strategies, and the partnerships that make this classic game so enjoyable. Each session offers clear instruction, practice hands, and time to build confidence while socializing with fellow players. By the end, you’ll be ready to join games with friends and family—and can easily transition into the Forever Euchre Club when you’re ready.
Wed36 Forever Connected Help Desk - The Beacon Resource Center
with Cynthia Nikolai, Ph.D.
Do you have a computer question? Can’t figure out how to get to your emails. Confused by the cloud. Want to learn more about the App Store? Bring your computer questions to open office hours, and I will try to answer them. Bring any questions related to computers, cell phones, or even iPads. Mac or Windows, iOS or Android, no matter how big or small - all questions are welcome. This is a drop-in service. No FLI tuition is required.
Wed37 Forever Euchre Club
with George Azar, M. Ed.
Join us for Forever Euchre Club, a fun and social class designed for those who enjoy this fast-paced card game of strategy and teamwork! Each week, participants will gather to play friendly games of euchre in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Whether you’re a seasoned player or just learning the ropes, this club offers a great opportunity to sharpen your skills, share tips, and enjoy lively conversation. No formal instruction—just plenty of cards, laughter, and camaraderie. Bring your competitive spirit and get ready for lots of fun! All skill levels are welcome.
Wed39 Medicare Counseling 1
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 1 PM.
Wed45 The Golden Age Of Cinema Matinee
with Randall Matthews, M.S.
Our class will enjoy watching a different movie from the 1930’s-1960’s for each of our 10 class sessions. The films cover a variety of cinematic styles from comedy to drama, musicals to noir, and everything in between. Your hosts (Jeff, Judith, and Randy) will frame the week’s movie with an introduction and summary analysis, as well as interesting tidbits and trivia. The emphasis is on fun as well as film critique and information sharing among class members and hosts. Questions and comments are strongly encouraged.
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.
Wed54 Music Theater Workshop
with Michael Marquez-Snyder, M.A.
In the workshop, students will learn about the many elements that differentiate music theater from plays and operas. During the course of the workshop, students will explore sound with movement, improve their pronunciation, further develop their vocal quality, and learn about character development. By the end of the workshop, students will have learned one to two pieces of their choosing that they will be able to perform in any place, at any time. The final class will be a recital that is open to the public.