Learn how to navigate through today’s makeup trends to help achieve a more youthful appearance with a less is more approach. Gain basic knowledge of how to use and apply foundation, concealer, eyes, cheeks, and lips. Learn basic knowledge of application for a natural glow!

This class will be about all angels in general, how we communicate with them, signs they send us, and how they are just waiting for our permission to aid us in everything we do.  Come learn how to embrace the Angel’s love and guidance to better all aspects of your life.

The Enneagram is an ancient personality typing system. Working with Enneagram helps you develop self-knowledge to understand who you are and why you see and relate to the world the way you do. Of the 9 types, none is better or worse than another, each has its own strengths and weaknesses and is non-gender biased. Find out how you can release the grip we’ve kept on old, self-defeating ways of living so you can open yourself to freedom and become your best.

By studying planets, signs, houses, aspects, transits, and the month’s nodal axis, students will walk away from the course prepared to analyze deeply any natal astrological chart. In preparation for the course, please research the time of your birth (in addition to the date and location) so we can produce your own chart. Students are urged to purchase the following optional book before class: The Inner Sky by Steven Forrest (ISBN# 0979067715)

Students learn how coffee is grown, processed, imported, roasted, and brewed. By the end of class, participants will understand what goes into making a great cup of coffee.

Emerge and refine your linguistic expression! The instructor, the Connecticut State Ambassador for the U.S. Board on Books for Young People, will explore with students poetic design through discourse, written, and visual methodologies. Students learn how to structure poems in various styles and formats; know the audience, how to cultivate crafts, and evaluate publication options

This course is a game changer for those who want to gain insight and perspective. Using stories, questions and discussions in class, the workshop explores shifting paradigms and teaches ways to interact more fully with others. Students engage in exercises involving the skills of self-inquiry, paradigm shifting, as well as exploration of thoughts and identity. Class will meet Oct 5, 19 and Nov 2nd.  This means you meet every other week on TUESDAYS.

Students will survey milestones in Connecticut history from the colonial period to present. Special attention will be given to the social and economic history of the northwestern region of Connecticut and the stories from the historical collections and archives of the Sharon Historical Society and Museum.