Learn the technique and explore this meditative art form by creating beautiful images, drawing structured, repetitive patterns. It is a fun way to intentionally facilitate a shift in focus and perspective. No prior art experience required. Material fee $13 payable to instructor.

NEW Select the appropriate plants for your space. Discover the essentials of site analysis and gain practical tips to create a thriving landscape.

NEW You know about Bloody Sunday in 1965. Visit lesser-known episodes in the long fight for Black voting rights, a rescinding of those rights, a Philadelphia assassination, the Reconstruction-era bloodbaths, the unpunished killings of 20th Century activists, and the recent gutting of the Voting Rights Act. This story is full of heroes and villains, terrible setbacks and inspiring victories. And it's not over. Sara Rimer, Journalist

Explore the diverse terroir of Sonoma Valley in this immersive tasting class. Enjoy a guided flight of 5 wines, featuring sparkling from Carneros, signature cool-climate Chardonnay, elegant Pinot Noir, and robust Cabernet Sauvignon from renowned Alexander & Knights Valley.

NEW A new environmental issue has grabbed public attention: microplastics! Amazingly, each of us ingests a credit card’s worth of plastics weekly, to unknown effect, and microplastic particles in the ocean now outnumber the stars in our galaxy by a factor of 500. What do we know about them? What do we do now?

NEW Experience a dynamic, full-body workout that blends stretch and strengthening. Inspired by Tai Chi, ballet, and physiotherapy, this flowing routine builds strength, improves flexibility and posture, and unlocks tight joints. Feel energized, youthful, and balanced after every session—ideal for all fitness levels.

Discover the power of mantra - an ancient practice designed to guide and protect the mind. Experience how timeless mantras can take you on a journey into deep inner peace and happiness, aligning heart and mind, connecting you to Spirit, and radiating a sense of intention and blessing outward.

NEW Why do Iranians and Americans hate and distrust each other to the point of going to war? Perhaps surprisingly, the hostility does not stem from cultural or religious differences, but from the Cold War. In 1946, 1953, and 1979, the U.S. wanted stability from an oil-rich country on the edge of the Soviet empire. Iranians wanted all sorts of things that clashed with U.S. aims. For 47 years, the clash has been open and acrimonious.