Do you have a short story, poem or novel excerpt and would like feedback on it? Share your work and receive written and verbal comments from the instructor and your classmates. Also read the work of other writers in the class and offer your feedback. Prose should be no longer than 2,500 words and up to 3 poems will be accepted.

NEW The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing women the right to vote, has often been called the “Susan B. Anthony Amendment,” in honor of the woman who was the best-known face of the Women's Suffrage movement. Sadly, she did not live to see this eventual triumph. Meet Anthony, as portrayed by Goldman, and learn about her background, her setbacks and her hopes for the future.

DSLR and Mirrorless cameras are designed to give tremendous control and to take exciting pictures. Delve into principles of composition and higher-level technical skills. For students who are ready to explore further their sophisticated cameras. Assignments between classes and in-class analysis and feedback are provided.

One of Ann's most popular classes is back with all new recipes for making your holiday dinner stress-free and giving you time to enjoy the festivities. Included will be an appetizer, side dish and of course, dessert. Menu: Holiday Cheese Ball, Mashed Potato Casserole and a No-Bake Apple Pie in Phyllo Cups.

Explore this versatile and forgiving medium! Work from still life and reproductions. Learn to mix, copy and layer colors. Discover how to create strong compositions, fine-tune your perception and use this medium to its maximum potential. Class includes demonstrations and guided work in a supportive atmosphere. Supply list on receipt.

NEW If the Hebrew Bible is a book of law, what place does poetry have? Look at a selection of biblical poems, Genesis 4:23-24, Exodus 15, Psalms 13, 23, and 148, The Song of Songs 8:6-7, and Isaiah 5. Look at the devices that are used in poetry (such as parallelism, assonance and consonance). I once heard poetry described as “deliberate ambiguity." Examine what makes biblical poetry both beautiful and enigmatic.

The gardening season may be at an end, but it doesn’t mean the garden has to be absent of life.  Winter structure for beauty and habitat for stem nesting insects will be discussed. Learn how to assess it throughout winter and plan for continued growth in spring.

NEW Guys - want to dress well, but don't know where to begin? Whether you are back in the office, new to the workforce, a seasoned professional, working from home or a retiree, and are looking for an upgrade - learn the tips and tricks from an industry professional. Discuss fit, color, silhouette, creating outfits, and more. Bourbon and light bites included.