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NEW this semester

Beyond the Tea Bag: A Beginner's Guide to Loose Leaf Tea (CW12057)

$83 MEMBER PRICE: $66.40

with Debbie Pierce

Calendar Oct 12, 2026 at 6 pm

Learn what makes different teas unique, discover the secrets to brewing a perfect cup, and explore the aromas and flavors that have captivated tea drinkers for centuries. Sample a variety of teas, compare styles and brewing methods, and learn how a few simple changes can dramatically improve your daily tea ritual. No prior tea knowledge required - just curiosity and a willingness to taste. Includes tea tastings, refreshments, and a tea infuser to take home.

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Unlocking Creativity: A Guided Writing Workshop (WC12837)

$59 MEMBER PRICE: $47.20

with Pamela Aloia

Calendar Oct 12, 2026 at 6 pm, runs for 2 weeks

Vivid images, concepts, and real-world scenarios will spark your imagination and uncover fresh perspectives. Guided prompts encourage creative exploration through short stories, poems, journal reflections, and other writing styles. Designed for those looking to reignite inspiration or simply get the words flowing. Experiment, reflect, and rediscover the joy of writing.

Creating a Slideshow from your Photos (CO21039)

$54 MEMBER PRICE: $43.20

with Nancy White

Calendar Oct 13, 2026 at 1 pm

It’s now easier than ever to create a slideshow from your personal images. Learn about the software and skills required, as Nancy demonstrates step by step how to create and customize your slideshow using your own voice as narrator, adding music and text that makes it spectacular.

Spooktacular Halloween Cakes (CW32050)

$71 MEMBER PRICE: $56.80

with Jane Hodson

Calendar Oct 13, 2026 at 6:30 pm

Decorate your own 5-inch Halloween-themed cake with all spooky supplies included — just bring your creativity. We’ll guide you step-by-step through fun seasonal techniques and festive designs, and you’ll leave with your beautifully decorated cake packaged in a decorative take-home box, ready to show off (or enjoy!). 

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Understanding the American Presidency (SL22809)

$95 MEMBER PRICE: $76

with Thomas Kane

Calendar Oct 13, 2026 at 7:30 pm, runs for 4 weeks

NEW Go beyond the daily news, however important that news might be. Examine six critical components of a president's performance - communication, decision making, political skill, vision, personality, and character. Examples will be provided from the performance of recent presidents in relation to these components. Also look at the effect of the electoral process on presidential performance. 

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Beauty and the Politics of Appearance (AA31024)

$71 MEMBER PRICE: $56.80

with Amy Anna

Calendar Oct 14, 2026 at 11:15 am, runs for 3 weeks

Explore the concept of beauty not as an individual choice, but as a system of social control and economics. Drawing on the insights of female artists and feminist thinkers, discuss how "beauty" is marketed and mandated. At a time when many long-held feminist gains—both legal and cultural—seem on the brink of being lost, see how representations of the female body are used to challenge status quos and highlight themes of displacement and identity. Look at how the aesthetic standard confines us, and what it takes to break free.

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Posture Fundamentals: Sitting & Walking (FH31027)

$54 MEMBER PRICE: $43.20

with Roberta Cooks

Calendar Oct 14, 2026 at 1 pm

NEW Discover how healthy posture transforms your body. Learn Gokhale Method® principles and gentle exercises to strengthen your core, improve flexibility, and support balance. Build habits that ease aches, increase mobility, and prevent pain caused by poor alignment.

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Monet at Giverny (AA31027)

$47 MEMBER PRICE: $37.60

with Lynn Berkowitz

Calendar Oct 14, 2026 at 1:30 pm, runs for 2 weeks

In 1883, Claude Monet settled in the village of Giverny, transforming a simple farmhouse into a living canvas. Explore how Monet’s immersion in his famous gardens sparked a radical evolution in his style, moving from traditional Impressionism toward the boundaries of modern abstraction. 

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