Introduction to Irish history and music through penny whistle and/or flute. Learn how to hold and play tunes including Clan marches, jigs, regional tunes, slow airs, hornpipes and others. It is recommended to bring a penny whistle or flute to class. *No Class 4/15

Have you ever been told you have a great voice?  Come and explore professional voice-acting for television, radio, audio books, and more!  Learn the basics including how to be successful and earn a great income in this exciting field.  You’ll even record a commercial under the direction of our producer!  This class is informative, lots of fun, and a great first step for anyone interested

Do you like to draw but don’t know where to begin? This is the place, and now is the time! Learn to use fine-point markers in doing still life, landscapes, abstracts, or figures. Use these finished drawings, enlarged or reduced, for note cards or for framing. Basic drawing skills are helpful but not required. Instructor will call students with a supply list prior to the first class. *no class 4/15

If you have limited time, space or poor soil, container gardening may be right for you.  Get all the information you need to start vegetable gardening, herbs, perennials and annuals in containers from choosing the container, the right soil to water and fertilizer needs.  Find out how to choose plants and get some creative ideas for containers.

Learn how to play this fun, friendly, social card game. With hands-on experience, you will learn how to play the game, strategies, how to add up points and keep score using a cribbage board.

This course is designed for the student who is planning to travel in a German-speaking country. We will go over useful everyday phrases, making hotel reservations, camping, dining, and more. Lively lessons are paired with visual and auditory aids, thereby making your learning experience enjoyable.

For those getting ready to retire, instructor discusses estimating retirement expenses and income, paying for healthcare, turning savings into income, and creating a spending plan. *only meets 1 session - error in catalog **

The water feature is a vital element in the Japanese Garden.  This lecture will discuss water features are created and the principles of their design and installation. Special emphasis will be put on how even the smallest gardens can incorporate a water feature. Topics include site selection, design, waterfalls, creating rivers, pump and filter selection and fish and plants for the water garden.