This introductory class is geared to those curious about honeybees and who may be considering starting hives of their own. Topics discussed will be honeybee behavior, cost, time commitment (by season), equipment and types of hives.

For the beginner ballroom dancer! Gain confidence and skill on the dance floor. Learn technique, style and helpful hints while doing the waltz, fox trot and a Latin dance. Please wear leather-soled shoes. A partner is not mandatory.

Learn the basic Internet security concepts and take basic precautions to protect yourself from hacking and identity theft. We will cover Internet browsers, insecure browsers, add-ons, password use and protective software. Bring your own PC or Mac for “hands-on” experience.

Learn dance fundamentals plus the basic steps and more for the most popular ballroom dances! Our goal is to have a fun time in our zero-stress environment - even you “never, ever” dancers will enjoy yourself right away! Instruction and song sheets will help you remember what you learn. For singles or couples and NO partner or previous dance experience is necessary.

Enjoy your favorite Latin and Waltz tunes even more by learning two of the easiest of the Ballroom dances – SALSA & WALTZ!! Just six steps over eight beats for Salsa or six beats for Waltz will get you moving, exercising and socializing. ALL WELCOME (adults: singles or couples) and NO previous dance experience is necessary. Dance notes and Song lists included.

Learn the basic techniques of stained glass: cutting, grinding, foiling and soldering. Participants will create a sun catcher of their choice to take home. There will be a $10 material fee (cash only) payable to instructor on the first night of class.

Want to know what Bitcoin is? We’ll discuss what crypto currency is how it’s made and how we can benefit from it. Topics will include setting up a digital wallet to the basics of trading and finally getting to understand mining. **New Start Date - 12/9**

Learn a creative way to make your own cards or prints by carving a pattern on an 8x10 inch piece of linoleum or wood. The instructor will supply reference materials for students to use for creative ideas. On the first night, students should bring a sketch pad and drawing pencils. Students will need to get a set of wood block carving tools, a wood block or piece of linoleum no larger than 8x10 inches, paper for printing design. The instructor will call students prior to the first class with a complete supply list. *No Class 11/28