Think you need to overhaul your entire home when you sell? Think again! Attend this quick and informative seminar to learn what to do, and why you do it to gain $20K more in your next home sale. The instructor, Jarrod Peterson, a licensed real estate expert has helped hundreds of clients and saved each thousands of dollars in unnecessary improvements when selling their home.

Join us for an interactive and educational session where we dive into the fascinating world of gut health and explore how it impacts our overall well-being! In this class, you will learn practical strategies to support your digestive system and maintain a healthy and balanced microbiome. We’ll discover the power of food in promoting digestive health! We will explore a range of nutrient-rich foods that help nourish your gut and fermented foods packed with probiotics, and prebiotic foods that support beneficial bacteria. We'll also discuss supplements such as digestive enzymes and probiotics. We'll understand the critical connection between the gut and the brain, known as the gut-brain axis, and learn how it influences your mood, immunity, and overall health. We'll introduce lifestyle practices like mindful eating, fostering both mental and physical well-being. And we’ll experience hands-on learning with a DIY workshop on fermenting your own sauerkraut! You'll learn step-by-step how to prepare this simple yet powerful probiotic-rich food, which can help diversify your gut microbiome and support digestion. Please bring a notebook and pen.

Teaches recognition of signs and symptoms of a heart attack, cardiac arrest, stroke, and choking in adults. Use of barrier devices and verbal AED will be covered. Course completion e-card given at the end of class and will be valid for two years.

This class teaches you how to recognize the signs and symptoms of a heart attack, cardiac arrest, stroke, and choking in adults. You will learn how to use barrier devices and understand the steps for using an automated external defibrillator (AED). At the end of the class, participants will receive a course completion e-card that is valid for two years. SAVE A LIFE will provide class handouts for all participants. You will also have the opportunity to purchase a book during class for $10.

Discover the fun of creating with clay in this beginner-friendly class. Make a beautiful Boho-style wall hanging using air-dry clay and a variety of decorative materials. You can create your own design or follow a sample for inspiration. Explore different shapes, colors, and textures as you craft a unique piece of art to display in your home. This class is perfect for anyone who wants to try working with clay without committing to a longer project.

Explore the vibrant world of alcohol inks in this hands-on, three-week workshop. Learn how to work with these highly pigmented, free-flowing inks while creating colorful designs on a variety of surfaces. Experiment with abstract art, flowers, landscapes, stenciling techniques, and more as you discover the unique effects alcohol inks can create. By the end of the workshop, you will have completed several projects and gained techniques and skills that you can continue to use in your own artwork at home. All supplies are included in the class fee.

Join us for a soothing and transformative experience in this hands-on workshop! In this demo class, you'll be‬ ‭introduced to the art of Aromatouch, a gentle and therapeutic technique that combines essential oils with the power‬ ‭of touch to promote relaxation, balance, and healing. Watch live demonstrations and learn how to use essential oils‬ ‭to support emotional wellness and physical health. You’ll also master the techniques that help restore harmony to‬ ‭the body and mind. Perfect for those looking to enhance their self-care routine or offer healing to others!

Join us for an evening of preparing popular Chinese-inspired dishes from scratch. Begin by making egg rolls filled with pork, shrimp, and vegetables, served with hot mustard and sweet and sour dipping sauces. Next, create flavorful fried rice with chicken, shrimp, fresh vegetables, and a signature sauce. You will also prepare classic pork chow mein served with crispy egg noodles and learn how to make egg foo young with chicken and shrimp. Finish the class with a delightful lemon custard tort for dessert. Leave with new recipes, cooking techniques, and the confidence to recreate these flavorful dishes at home.

Get ready for a sweet celebration of chocolate, strawberries, and sponge cake! In this deliciously fun class, students will mix, bake, and decorate a showstopping cake of their own. Nancy will share her favorite tips and clever tricks for creating incredible cakes with confidence and ease. Please bring a container to take your sweet treat home. A $16.00 supply fee is payable to the instructor in class.

Skip the bakery and join Chef Mimi for a fun, hands-on workshop! We are demystifying the secrets to the ultimate Mediterranean dessert: golden, crispy Baklava. Perfect for all skill levels, you’ll learn to handle delicate layers and balance rich flavors like a pro. Supply fee of $20 payable to instructor.

Gather your friends and family for a fun and creative evening as you transform a 14" × 14" piece of reclaimed barn wood into a decorative barn quilt. With step-by-step guidance, demonstrations, and easy-to-follow instructions from the instructor, you will create a unique piece to display in your home, garden, or another favorite space. Choose from a variety of quilt block patterns and personalize your project with your own color selections. Design options include beginner-friendly patterns such as Pinwheel, Flag, Faded Star, and Friendship Star. Participants with previous painting experience may also choose from Marigold, Hidden Cross, and Blue Cross. The reclaimed barn wood for your project is locally sourced by craftsman and farmer Josh Reinitz of East Henderson Farm and carefully prepared for painting. Each piece has its own character, including natural variations, nail holes, and other unique features that add rustic charm. Whether you are new to painting or have previous experience, you will enjoy creating a one-of-a-kind project while spending time with others in a relaxed and welcoming environment. All supplies are included in the class fee.

Session 1: Electrical Repair Basics Learn the basics of your home’s electrical system in this hands-on class. You’ll go over different types of wires, wire sizes (called “gauges”), and how to use them safely. The instructor will show you how to: Strip wire correctly Attach wires to outlets, switches, and light fixtures Use basic testing tools Please bring straight and Phillips screwdrivers, long-nose pliers, and wire strippers if you have them. Session 2: Advanced Electrical Repair Keep building your skills in this hands-on class! You’ll learn how to safely install light switches (single-pole and 3-way), outlets, and light fixtures. You’ll even wire a light bulb and test the circuit to see how it works. We’ll talk about different types of light bulbs and how to choose the right LED bulb. You’ll also learn about installing ceiling fans and other fixtures. Please bring your own wire stripper, straight and Phillips screwdrivers, and long-nose pliers if you have them.

Session 1: Electrical Repair Basics Learn the basics of your home’s electrical system in this hands-on class. You’ll go over different types of wires, wire sizes (called “gauges”), and how to use them safely. The instructor will show you how to: Strip wire correctly Attach wires to outlets, switches, and light fixtures Use basic testing tools Please bring straight and Phillips screwdrivers, long-nose pliers, and wire strippers if you have them. Session 2: Advanced Electrical Repair Keep building your skills in this hands-on class! You’ll learn how to safely install light switches (single-pole and 3-way), outlets, and light fixtures. You’ll even wire a light bulb and test the circuit to see how it works. We’ll talk about different types of light bulbs and how to choose the right LED bulb. You’ll also learn about installing ceiling fans and other fixtures. Please bring your own wire stripper, straight and Phillips screwdrivers, and long-nose pliers if you have them.

Want to feel more confident handling small plumbing repairs at home? In this class, you’ll learn how your home’s plumbing system works and get hands-on practice with basic repairs. You’ll: Learn about different types of plastic and metal pipes Take apart and fix different kinds of faucets Replace a pop-up drain assembly Talk about how toilets work inside This class is great for beginners who want to save money and feel more comfortable doing simple plumbing jobs.

Want to feel more confident handling small plumbing repairs at home? In this class, you’ll learn how your home’s plumbing system works and get hands-on practice with basic repairs. You’ll: Learn about different types of plastic and metal pipes Take apart and fix different kinds of faucets Replace a pop-up drain assembly Talk about how toilets work inside This class is great for beginners who want to save money and feel more comfortable doing simple plumbing jobs.

Start sewing with a fun, hands-on class designed just for beginners. No experience needed. Learn basic sewing skills in a supportive, easy-to-follow setting where you will get comfortable using a sewing machine, try simple hand stitches and follow essential safety steps. You will build focus, patience and hand-eye coordination while picking up useful skills like sewing on a button or fixing a seam. Choose from beginner-friendly projects such as a wristlet, lanyard, fabric wallet or pillow. Leave class with finished items you can use or share with others. Try something new, express your creativity and start a hobby you can enjoy for years to come. This class is only for beginners with no prior sewing experience. Class may end early based on pace. Supplies to bring to each class: • Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized machines or sergers) • Two size 12 or 14 universal sewing machine needles • 1 yard fabric (100% cotton, 43–45 inches wide) • 36 inches fusible lightweight interfacing (20" or 40" to 45" wide, depending on availability). • 12 inches of ¾-inch no-roll elastic • Fabric scissors • General-purpose scissors (for paper) • Large seam ripper • Sewing seam gauge • 60-inch tape measure • Curved safety pins, size 2 (40 count) • Two spools all-purpose thread (100% polyester) • Long ball head straight pins, size 24 • Pin cushion (magnetic or cloth) • Disappearing fabric marking pen, pencil or tailor’s chalk in a contrasting color other than fabric• 16 oz. bag of poly-fil fiber fill stuffing • Optional decorations such as patches, beads or other accentsPlease Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

Have you always wanted to learn how to sew but don't know where to start? This beginner-friendly class is designed for students with no sewing experience. Whether you want to sew on a button, fix a torn seam, or learn a new hobby, this class will help you build a strong foundation. Participants will learn basic hand sewing techniques, sewing machine skills, and important safety practices while using common sewing tools. Along the way, students will develop patience, focus, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills. By the end of the class, each student will complete a beginner sewing project, such as a pillow and a wristlet or wallet, and gain the confidence to continue sewing on their own. Join us to explore your creativity, learn a practical skill, and discover the fun of sewing. This class is intended for true beginners with no prior sewing experience. Class sessions may end early depending on the pace and progress of participants. Supplies to bring to each class: Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized, no sergers) TWO size 10 or 12 universal/standard sewing machine needles ¾ - yd. Fabric color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton 1 yd. of fusible lightweight interfacing (20" wide or 40" to 45" wide, whichever is available) 16 oz. bag of poly-fil fiber fill stuffing L-square Ruler at least 24”x14” OR 18”x 24” Cutting Mat 12 - inches of ¾-inch no-roll elastic Fabric Scissors General/ All Purpose Scissors for paper Large Seam Ripper Sewing Seam Gauge Tape Measure 60” Curved Safety Pins Size-2 2 –Spools of General/All Purpose Thread 100% polyester Long Ball Head Straight Pins size 24 Pin Cushion (magnetic or cloth) Disappearing Fabric Marking Pen or Fabric Marking Pencil or Tailor’s Chalk in contrasting color of fabric Decorations: bling, patches, broaches, beads, etc. (optional) Please Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

Start sewing with a fun, hands-on class designed just for beginners. No experience needed. Learn basic sewing skills in a supportive, easy-to-follow setting where you will get comfortable using a sewing machine, try simple hand stitches and follow essential safety steps. You will build focus, patience and hand-eye coordination while picking up useful skills like sewing on a button or fixing a seam. By the end of class, you will complete a reversible bucket hat to take home and wear. This class is a great first step into sewing and a hobby you can enjoy for years. This class is only for beginners with no prior sewing experience. Class may end early based on pace. Supplies to bring to each class: • Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized machines or sergers) • Two size 12 or 14 universal/standard sewing machine needles • ½ yard outer fabric (100% cotton, 43"–45" wide) • ½ yard lining/reversible fabric in contrasting color (100% cotton, 43"–45" wide) • 1 yard fusible lightweight interfacing (20" wide or 40" to 45" wide, whichever is available) • Fabric scissors • General-purpose scissors (for paper) • Large seam ripper • Sewing seam gauge • 60-inch tape measure • Curved safety pins, size 2 (40 count) • Two spools all-purpose thread (100% polyester) • Long ball head straight pins, size 24 • Pin cushion (magnetic or cloth) • Disappearing fabric marking pen, pencil, or tailor’s chalk in a contrasting color other than fabric • Optional decorations such as patches, beads, or other accentsPlease Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

Start sewing with a fun, hands-on class designed just for beginners. No experience needed. Learn basic sewing skills in a supportive, easy-to-follow setting where you will get comfortable using a sewing machine, try simple hand stitches and follow essential safety steps. You will build focus, patience and hand-eye coordination while picking up useful skills like sewing on a button or fixing a seam. By the end of class, you will create a lined drawstring backpack to take home and use right away—a project you can be proud of. Try something new, tap into your creativity and discover a hobby you can enjoy for years to come. This class is only for beginners with no prior sewing experience. Class may end early based on pace. Supplies to bring to each class: Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized machines or sergers) Two size 12 or 14 universal sewing machine needles ¾ yard outer fabric (100% cotton, 43 to 45 inches wide) ¾ yard lining or contrasting fabric (100% cotton, 43 to 45 inches wide) 1 yard fusible lightweight interfacing (20" wide or 40" to 45" wide, whichever is available at the store). Two pieces of soft cotton cord or paracord, 7.5 feet each Fabric scissors General-purpose scissors (for paper) Large seam ripper Sewing seam gauge 60-inch tape measure Curved safety pins, size 2 (40 count) Two spools of all-purpose thread (100% polyester) Long ball-head straight pins, size 24 Pin cushion (magnetic or cloth) Disappearing fabric marking pen, pencil, or tailor's chalk in a color that contrasts with the fabric Optional decorations such as patches, beads, or other accents Please Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples shown.

This beginner sewing class is designed for students with no previous sewing experience. Whether you want to learn how to sew on a button, repair a torn seam, or explore sewing as a new hobby, this class is a great place to start. Students will learn basic hand-sewing and sewing machine skills while working with common sewing tools in a safe and supportive setting. Instruction includes sewing safety, simple hand-sewing stitches, and beginner sewing machine techniques. As students practice their new skills, they will build patience, focus, fine motor skills, and hand-eye coordination. Participants will complete a beginner-level lined drawstring backpack project and gain confidence using both hand-sewing and machine-sewing methods. By the end of the class, students will have a strong foundation in basic sewing skills and be ready to continue creating projects on their own. This class is intended for beginner-level sewists with no prior sewing experience. Class sessions may end early based on the pace and progress of the students Supplies to bring to each class: Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized, no sergers) TWO size 10 or 12 universal/standard sewing machine needles ¾ - yd. Outer Fabric color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton ¾ - yd. Lining/Reversible Fabric: contrasting color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton 1 yd. of fusible lightweight interfacing (20" wide or 40" to 45" wide, whichever is available) Two cuts 7.5 feet each of soft cotton cord or paracord in a diameter suitable for your shoulder comfort L-square Ruler at least 24”x14” OR 18”x 24” Cutting Mat Fabric Scissors General/ All Purpose Scissors for paper Large Seam Ripper Sewing Seam Gauge Tape Measure 60” 2 –Spools of General/All Purpose Thread 100% polyester Long Ball Head Straight Pins size 24 Pin Cushion (magnetic or cloth) Disappearing Fabric Marking Pen or Fabric Marking Pencil or Tailor’s Chalk in contrasting color of fabric Decorations: bling, patches, broaches, beads, etc. (optional) Please Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

This beginner sewing class is perfect for anyone with no previous sewing experience. Whether you want to learn how to sew on a button, repair a torn seam, or start a new hobby, this class will help you build a strong foundation. Students will learn basic hand-sewing and sewing machine skills using common sewing tools in a safe and supportive environment. Instruction includes sewing safety, simple hand-sewing stitches, and beginning sewing machine techniques. As they practice, students will improve fine motor skills, focus, patience, and hand-eye coordination. Participants will also complete a beginner-level lined shopping bag project while gaining confidence in their new sewing abilities. Join us to explore your creativity, learn practical sewing skills, and discover a hobby that can last a lifetime. Please note: This class is intended for beginner sewists with no prior sewing experience. Class sessions may end early based on the pace and progress of the students. Supplies to bring to each class: Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized, no sergers) TWO size 10 or 12 universal/standard sewing machine needles ¾ - yd. Outer Fabric color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton ¾ - yd. Lining Fabric: contrasting color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton 1 yd. of fusible lightweight interfacing (20" wide or 40" to 45" wide, whichever is available) L-square Ruler at least 24”x14” OR 18”x 24” Cutting Mat Fabric Scissors General/ All Purpose Scissors for paper Large Seam Ripper Sewing Seam Gauge Tape Measure 60” 2 –Spools of General/All Purpose Thread 100% polyester Long Ball Head Straight Pins size 24 Pin Cushion (magnetic or cloth) Disappearing Fabric Marking Pen or Fabric Marking Pencil or Tailor’s Chalk in contrasting color of fabric Decorations: bling, patches, broaches, beads, etc. (optional) Please Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

This beginner sewing class is a great way to explore your creativity and learn a valuable new skill. Designed for students with no sewing experience, this class teaches the basics of both hand sewing and sewing machine use in a supportive, beginner-friendly environment. Whether you want to sew on a button, repair a torn seam, or start sewing as a hobby, you will learn essential skills and safety practices while working with basic sewing tools. Along the way, you will build patience, focus, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills. Students will learn simple hand-sewing stitches, introductory sewing machine techniques, and complete a beginner-level padded laptop sleeve project. By the end of the class, you will have the confidence to continue practicing and exploring the art of sewing. Please note: This class is intended only for beginner sewists with no previous sewing experience. Class sessions may end early depending on the pace and progress of the students. Supplies to bring to each class: Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized, no sergers) Personal Laptop TWO size 10 or 12 universal/standard sewing machine needles ¾ - yd. Outer Fabric color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton ¾ - yd. Lining Fabric: contrasting color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton L-square Ruler at least 24”x14” OR 18”x 24” Cutting Mat Fabric Scissors General/ All Purpose Scissors for paper Large Seam Ripper Sewing Seam Gauge Tape Measure 60” 4” Length of Velcro 1” wide 2 –Spools of General/All Purpose Thread 100% polyester Long Ball Head Straight Pins size 24 Pin Cushion (magnetic or cloth) Disappearing Fabric Marking Pen or Fabric Marking Pencil or Tailor’s Chalk in contrasting color of fabric Decorations: bling, patches, broaches, beads, etc. (optional) Please Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

This beginner sewing class is designed for students with no previous sewing experience. If you have ever wanted to learn how to sew on a button, fix a torn seam, or start sewing as a hobby, this class is a great place to begin. Students will learn basic hand-sewing and sewing machine skills while using common sewing tools. Instruction includes sewing safety, simple hand-sewing stitches, and introductory sewing machine techniques. As students practice, they will build fine motor skills, focus, patience, and hand-eye coordination. Participants will also complete a beginner-level reversible full apron project and gain confidence using their new sewing skills. Join us to explore your creativity, learn a practical life skill, and discover the enjoyment of sewing. Please note: This class is intended only for beginner sewists with no prior sewing experience. Class sessions may end early based on the pace and progress of the students. Supplies to bring to each class: Basic sewing machine with manual (no computerized, no sergers) TWO size 10 or 12 universal/standard sewing machine needles 1 - yd. Outer Fabric color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton 1 - yd. Lining Fabric: contrasting color/print 43”-45” wide 100% cotton L-square Ruler at least 24”x14” OR 18”x 24” Cutting Mat Fabric Scissors General/ All Purpose Scissors for paper Large Seam Ripper Sewing Seam Gauge Tape Measure 60” 2 –Spools of General/All Purpose Thread 100% polyester Long Ball Head Straight Pins size 24 Pin Cushion (magnetic or cloth) Disappearing Fabric Marking Pen or Fabric Marking Pencil or Tailor’s Chalk in contrasting color of fabric Decorations: bling, patches, broaches, beads, etc. (optional) Please Note: Images shown are stock photos provided as examples of the projects. Completed student projects will be similar in concept but may vary in design and may differ from the examples.

Already know the basics of your sewing machine? Take the next step in this class! You’ll learn common sewing terms and practice useful techniques like: Making buttonholes Attaching zippers Inserting elastic Gathering and hemming fabric Bring your sewing machine (and manual if you have it), thread, fabric scissors, seam ripper, and pins. $10 supply fee is included in your class fee.