This class is a continuation from Introduction level of American Sign Language (ASL). Perfect class for friends/loved ones or caregivers to someone Deaf/Hard of Hearing.

Introduction level American Sign Language (ASL) class. Learn basic vocabulary, short sentences and simple sentence structure. Perfect class for friends/loved ones or caregivers to someone Deaf/Hard of Hearing.

This six session course is designed for those planning a trip to Spanish-speaking destinations or those who want to continue working on their Spanish. You'll learn essential phrases and vocabulary for common travel situations, including asking for directions, arranging transportation, booking hotels, ordering food, and shopping. practical, real-life scenarios to help you communicate confidently and make your travels smoother. No class January 27th.

A monthly gathering where art, nature, and intuition meet. Common Thread Tarot (now Tarot Atelier) is a grounded, guided space led by an experienced practitioner to explore tarot through thoughtful conversation, symbolism, and embodied insight. Participants will engage through creative and artistic practices, including the creation of personal tarot-inspired cards and visual interpretations. When weather allows, we gather outdoors to attune to the natural world, the seasonal rhythms, and deepen our exploration through the living language of the elements. This is a continuity-based circle designed for those who value learning through repetition, relationship, and time. To learn more about me and my offerings, please visit my artist creative portfolio at: zentlalli.my.canva.site

Curious about DNA testing? Let's demystify genetic genealogy together! We'll explore popular DNA kits, interpret results, and use them to enhance your family research. You'll also learn to navigate unexpected matches and understand the pros and cons of genetic testing in genealogy.

Discover how traditional research and DNA analysis work together to unlock your family's past. We'll explore advanced tools, address common misconceptions, and help you leverage both fields to enrich your family history journey.

Begin your family history journey with confidence! In this hands-on course, you'll learn essential skills to start building your family tree. Discover how to organize your research, access vital records, and navigate common roadblocks. By the end, you'll have the tools to uncover your family's unique story.

You don't need to be famous to have a legacy to leave behind. Create an inspirational autobiography for family, friends, and others. Learn how to recall vivid memories, analyze events and people that shaped who you are, and bring your story to life. Your handout, included in the class fee, will have an outline to help you organize and write your memoir step-by-step. Printing/publishing options will also be discussed. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemaker is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.

Gather your puzzle friends or family members and join us Saturday, May 2, 2026 for a puzzle competition. Teams of 2-4 people will race to put together a 500-piece puzzle. All teams will receive and put together the same puzzle which will be revealed when the clock starts at 9:30am. The team that finishes first or has the most done when the timer ends at 11:30am wins! Prizes will be given to the top 2 teams. Free popcorn available for all. Register under one person's name (the person registering will answer a question of who the other people are on the team.) Teams may not be larger than 4 people. Participants under 16 yrs. must be accompanied by an adult. Following the puzzle competition, we will host a community puzzle swap at Noon. Bring your gently used Jigsaw Puzzles; 500+ pieces, new or like-new, include all pieces, not stained or damaged, and in the original box. Please tap shut the puzzle box so as not to lose any pieces. Puzzles for the puzzle swap may be dropped off between 9am -11:30am. The puzzle swap will run from Noon-1pm. You will receive a ticket for each puzzle you bring in to swap. Puzzles can also be dropped off ahead of time at the Community Education Office located at 903 Gilmore Ave. (in the District Office Door). A "Pay What You Will" donation (at the door) is required to participate in the puzzle swap at Noon. Any donation amount is appreciated. All proceeds from this event will go toward the WAPS Project COMPASS scholarships.

Looking for ways to make money online? turn your ideas or homemade products into income by starting an online business. You will learn how to: Find a gap in a niche market and fill it: Build your own website, and market your business effectively (Including SEO) so potential customers will find you; take care of business forms and taxes; create multiple sources of income (including Affiliate commissions). You'll also get info about the 25 most popular online businesses to start. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a Chamber of Commerce Past President, current author/editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class.

Receive a comprehensive introduction into the voice over industry from a working voice actor. Read a script and receive coaching while your instructor creates a professional voiceover evaluation. learn more: http://www.voicesforall.com/ooo. Age: 18 and over. Upon registration you will be contacted by VFA to schedule your class for a time of your convenience.