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Retirement Readiness for Women (IM21050)
with Myriah Lipke
Are you a woman nearing or newly in retirement? Venture with us as we navigate challenging experiences like longer life expectancy and managing wealth solo due to widowhood, divorce, or staying single. Learn how to assess retirement readiness, create a sustainable income plan, and align finances with your values! Topics include tax-efficient withdrawals, investing in retirement, Social Security, Medicare, and estate planning. Leave with tools and confidence to make informed decisions for your next chapter!
Brass Leaf Earrings (HC22016)
with Alicia Marziani
NEW Craft bold, custom statement jewelry from scratch! You'll master the essential jeweler’s saw to cut, shape and professionally finish a pair of brass leaf earrings. Perfect for beginners and continuing. Materials included.
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Honeycomb Candy Making (CW22041)
with Franny Zehmer
Learn to make the fun and elegant honeycomb candy. Perfect for holiday gift giving, desserts, and beautiful toppings for a cake or tart. Take home your samples!
Make a Braided Rag Rug (HC22029)
with Christine Goon
NEW Learn to braid a rag rug from upcycled fabric for yourself or for a gift. Rag rugs are beautiful, soft, functional, low-cost art that are accessible for all levels to make. You will prepare fabric and begin to braid a rug which you will take home to complete. Materials included.
Dating After 50 for Women: What Works (and What Gets in the Way) (SE32005)
with Nancy Rugart Plummer
NEW Could hidden patterns be holding you back in dating? Uncover the subconscious habits that may be quietly sabotaging your success. Gain powerful insight, renewed confidence, and practical tools to shift your approach so you can move forward with clarity and create the connection you truly want.
Walking the Labyrinth: Advanced (SE41010)
with Anne Schmid
NEW 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.
Gluten Free Breakfast Loaves (CW51034)
with Catherine McLaughlin
Learn the tips to make delicious GF baked goods! We will make Chocolate Chip and Lemon Blueberry Loaves and discuss tips for muffins and cakes too. Taste in class and leave with a sample. Every precaution will be taken to avoid cross contamination, but we will not be baking in a dedicated GF kitchen.
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Adrienne de Noailles Lafayette: A Revolutionary Woman (SL51802)
with Ana Ramirez Luhrs
NEW While less know than her husband the Marquis, who is beloved by Americans to this day, Adrienne de Noailles Lafayette was a brave and principled French noblewoman facing the tumult of the French Revolution. Hear her story through archival prints and manuscripts from Lafayette College’s Special Collections and other holdings.
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