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Spark & Solder: Copper Foil Stained GlassComm Ed / Arts & CraftsDiscover the beauty and craftsmanship behind stained glass in this hands-on workshop with John Hanson, a stained glass artist with over 25 years of experience in design, creation, and restoration. In this class, you’ll learn the essential techniques of the copper foil method—from cutting and grinding to foiling and soldering—and create your own small stained glass panel to take home. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to build on your skills, John’s expert guidance and step-by-step instruction will help you bring your design to life. All tools and materials are provided. Please bring safety glasses for cutting, grinding, and working with zinc framing. Please also pack food and a beverage for your 30 minute lunch. Content is the same in each session. A $40/student materials fee due at class; Instructor accepts cash or check.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Steel-Link Robotics and EngineeringComm Ed / STEM/TechSpark your child’s inner engineer with e2 Young Engineers, a Harvard- and EU-recognized STEM & Robotics program offered in more than 50 countries! Through exciting hands-on projects, participants will build and explore robotic models such as rescue helicopters, airplanes, dumpster trucks, landmine sweepers, and more while discovering how real-world engineering works. Along the way, students will experiment with concepts like gear transmissions, kinematic joints, movement, and mechanical design while strengthening creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. This fun and engaging class brings STEM learning to life through building, exploration, and innovationCommunity Education - F/W 26-27 -
Stretch and Move with Your Fascia in MindComm Ed / Health & WellnessDiscover how your body’s connective tissue (fascia) can play a major role in movement, flexibility, tension, and everyday aches and pains. In this interactive class, you’ll learn simple self-care techniques to help release tightness and improve comfort session by session, with a focus on different areas of the body. Participants will learn how to better “listen” to their bodies and recognize patterns of tension and restriction. Techniques can be adjusted to individual needs and comfort levels. Please bring a yoga mat or blanket to class and wear comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement. A $5 materials fee is due at class; Cash accepted.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Sweets Workshop: Holiday Bake & TakeComm Ed / Cooking & BakingStep into the sweetest workshop of the season! Join us for a festive afternoon of cookie- and candy-making magic, where the air smells like cinnamon, chocolate, and pure holiday cheer. Together, we’ll whip up a merry assortment of treats—think melt-in-your-mouth Russian Tea Cakes, peanut buttery Kiss Cookies, tangy Cranberry Orange Shortbread, rich chocolate fudge, and delightfully crisp chocolate-dipped pretzels. At the end of class, you’ll head home with ten dozen beautifully boxed holiday goodies, ready to gift (or keep… we won’t tell). All packaging is provided—just bring your holiday spirit. A $30 materials fee is due at class; Cash, check or Venmo accepted. *Gluten, nuts, and other allergens will be used in this class.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Tai Chi -BeginnerComm Ed / Sports & FitnessTai Chi classes for seniors offer a gentle, flowing form of exercise that enhances balance, flexibility, and overall well-being. This martial art emphasizes slow, deliberate movements and deep breathing, making it accessible for all fitness levels. Participants learn a series of graceful, rhythmic postures designed to improve strength, coordination, and mental focus while reducing stress and promoting relaxation. Classes foster a sense of community as seniors connect with one another, enhancing their social engagement. With its low-impact nature, Tai Chi is an excellent way for seniors to stay active, improve their quality of life, and maintain independence in daily activities. Sign up for as many sessions as you like!Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
The Art of SourdoughComm Ed / Cooking & BakingEver wondered how bread can rise without a single packet of yeast? Wonder no more and come hungry. In this hands-on sourdough class, you'll learn everything you need to go from "what's a starter?" to pulling a beautiful, crusty loaf out of your own oven at home. We'll cover the whole journey: building and maintaining a starter, understanding fermentation, shaping your dough like you mean it, and nailing the bake. And the best part? You won't leave empty-handed. Every student takes home a live, fermenting loaf ready to finish baking plus a mini loaf you bake right here in class, so you can taste your success before you even get to the car. For those who want to set up their own home bread lab, optional starter kits ($65) will be available, packed with everything you need: a banneton, bowl with cover, scale, thermometer, starter jar, tea towel, dough scraper, spatula, and dough scorer. Please bring a large bowl and tea towel or lid if not purchasing the starter kit. *While sourdough does contain gluten, the fermentation process often makes it easier to digest for those who are gluten-sensitive (though it’s still not recommended for those with celiac disease). Content is the same for each session.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Vinyasa Yin YogaComm Ed / Sports & FitnessExperience the best of both worlds in this balanced yoga class that combines the energy of Vinyasa with the restorative benefits of Yin Yoga. Class begins with a flowing sequence of movements designed to build strength, improve flexibility, and connect breath with movement. The practice then transitions into longer-held Yin postures that encourage deep stretching, relaxation, and mindfulness. This combination creates a well-rounded experience that leaves participants feeling both energized and grounded. Appropriate for a variety of experience levels, Vinyasa Yin Yoga is a wonderful way to improve mobility, reduce stress, and cultivate greater mind-body awareness. Please bring a yoga mat and, if available, a yoga block or blanket.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Virtually Speaking: Spanish 102Comm Ed / History & LanguagesWhether you’re picking up where you left off or just starting out, this upbeat Spanish class will help you build real-world skills and have fun doing it! We’ll dive into pronunciation, vocabulary, reading, grammar, and conversation—plus a little culture along the way. Perfect for anyone with some basic knowledge or those looking for a solid review with a friendly twist. You'll leave each class feeling a bit more confident and ready to ¡hablar español! Textbook Required: Practice Makes Perfect: Basic Spanish, Premium Third Edition by Dorothy Richmond. Grab a new or used copy online at Barnes & Noble or Amazon and please have it ready for the first class.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Will Taxes Affect Your Retirement?Comm Ed / Career & FinanceAs you approach retirement, understanding Social Security can feel overwhelming, especially when timing plays such a big role in your benefits. Social Security: Timing Is Everything will help you sort through the essentials so you can make informed decisions and build a confident plan for the future. Topics include: When to apply for Social Security Strategies to help maximize benefits How your choices may affect a spouse Key tax considerations Thrivent does not charge a fee. No products will be sold. The fee for this class supports Community Education's operations.Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Wood Slice OrnamentsComm Ed / Arts & CraftsCelebrate the season together at this festive Holi-DIY family workshop! Participants will create a collection of six wood ornaments, perfect for decorating a tree, gifting to loved ones, or adding a handmade touch to holiday décor. Friendly instructors will provide step-by-step guidance, making this a fun and creative experience for all skill levels. Gather family and friends for an afternoon of holiday crafting, creativity, and memory-making. Each registered participant will create and take home their own set of six ornaments. Please note: Every individual participating in the workshop must be registered and will make their own ornament set. Materials may not be shared between participants. A $20 materials fee is due at class; Cash or Venmo accepted)Community Education - F/W 26-27 -
Young Potters StudioComm Ed / Arts & CraftsStep into the studio and get ready to create decorative works of art with clay! In this two-session class, you’ll learn real pottery techniques like pinching, rolling, and sculpting to bring your own artistic ideas to life. You’ll also explore colorful glaze designs and finish your creations with a professional look. Each session is one hour of hands-on fun. We’ll build and glaze during both classes, and your decorative pottery will be kiln-fired and delivered to the school where your class was held once it’s ready. All materials are provided. Just bring your creativity and a willingness to get a little messy! Aprons will be available to use. We’ll let you know when they’re ready to pick up and admire! These classes are held at Craig Seath’s Studio 1023 7th Street, Hudson--studio is behind the house. A $15 materials fee is due at class; Instructor accepts cash, check or Venmo.Community Education - F/W 26-27