Learn to read music and play piano at a basic level. Starting with the first class, learn a music piece. Watch your confidence and love for music grow! Engage in discussions on the history of music. Bring a keyboard or digital piano to class.

Learn the process of making the perfect scone in this hands-on baking class. Choose between a scallion cheddar, maple bacon, or a blueberry lemon recipe. Take home all three recipes and your delicious creation. 

NEW Selecting the right dog is one of the most important decisions you'll make. We'll look at breed traits, energy levels and care requirements in relation to your long-term lifestyle goals. Learn what to ask breeders or rescues before welcoming home your new puppy or dog.

NEW Discover the joy of making your own quilt, from start to finish. Learn not only basic techniques of making patchwork blocks, combining the blocks, quilting and binding, but also efficient techniques for cutting and sewing. Take home a small quilt. Bring your own sewing machine and be familiar with using it. Supply list on receipt.

Discuss strategies for retaining more of your hard-earned resources including how and when it makes sense to do partial Roth Conversions, tax consequences based on where you choose to live in retirement, the different taxation structures of Social Security, pensions, part-time earnings and retirement withdrawals among other ways to preserve the longevity of your assets. Kevin J. Manning, CFP®; Stone Pine Financial Partners

NEW Create a custom bezel setting and surrounding halo for your cabochon stone using sterling and fine silver. A selection of wire patterns will be available for the ring band and halo styles. Bring your own cabochon cut stones under 1" longest dimension (smooth round top with flat bottom gemstones or found beach pebbles will also work). Cabochons will also be available for purchase ($10+). Material fee $50 payable to instructor for metal.

Discover the transformative power of the labyrinth, an ancient path to personal growth and inner peace. Quiet the mind, open the heart, and deepen your sense of awareness through guided, experiential practice. Choose the format that fits: a beginner introduction, a slower-paced option for deeper reflection, or an outdoor experience focused on community while creating and walking a temporary labyrinth. All offer meaningful exploration with time for personal insight.

Learn the basics of Korean language; how to write and read consonants, vowels, and diphthongs as well as speak simple phrases useful in everyday conversations. Survey the history and types of Korean food, kimchi and bibimbap; and discover various popular street foods. Considering the global popularity of K-Pop, explore music and dance that collaborates conventional and modern elements. The Continuing Beginner level is for those with some prior Korean language experience and for returning students who want to take their skills further.