Tailored for proactive individuals, you will be empowered to master essential tools to address extended care costs and preserve wealth through informed decision-making. Explore current trends in long-term care (LTC) planning, including traditional and hybrid LTC solutions, annuities with LTC riders, and life insurance with LTC benefits. Gain insight into evolving state tax legislation, caregiver impacts, and how to strategically protect your assets while planning for future care needs. Christopher Glover,

Learn how to make caramel sauce, caramel chews and toffee and the science behind cooking sugar. Leave with a little goodie bag perfect for sharing with friends and family! 

NEW Navigate the emotional and financial challenges that follow the loss of a spouse. Understand immediate versus long-term decisions and how to approach them with care. Learn the role of advance planning and gain guidance to help you move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Explore color and movement with dye-based inks that work beautifully on a variety of surfaces. This engaging medium allows anyone to create beautiful abstract art! Materials included.

NEW Learn basic garment fitting principles and practical alteration techniques while working on your own clothing. Whether you need to shorten pants, adjust a waistband, repair a seam, replace a button, or improve the fit of a favorite garment, this class provides guided instruction and supervised work time. Designed for beginners through advanced beginners. Supply list on receipt.  

View one of the last remaining great estates of the Main Line on this first floor tour given by Joanie Mackie, the granddaughter of the Montgomerys, and author David Wren. A Horace Trumbauer design, the extended family has lived here since 1912. Playwright Philip Barry, a family friend, based The Philadelphia Story on members of the Montgomery family, Ardrossan and Radnor Township. Katharine Hepburn's character was loosely based on Helen Hope, Joanie's aunt. (2 Feet: Moderate Walking and Some Periods of Standing)

Celebrate the season. Decorate your own pumpkin with beautiful succulents to create a fall centerpiece for your table or to give as a gift. No carving required. Plant and decor materials provided. Students bring their own pumpkin or heirloom gourd, flat-topped, 6-9" in diameter.

Discuss the importance of safety using extensioncords, space heaters, outlets, appliances, and holiday lights. Gain an overview of basic electricalsystems including AC and DC circuits. Learn about wires sizes, types, and the differences of a conductor, semiconductor and an insulator.