Curious about how to tell what’s true online—and what’s not? This friendly, hands-on class will help you feel more confident navigating today’s digital world. Together, we’ll explore how information spreads, how to recognize misleading or false content, and how to search smarter. You’ll learn simple strategies to avoid scams, understand who’s behind the information you see, and even take a closer look at how algorithms and artificial intelligence shape what appears in your news feed. No technical experience needed—just bring your curiosity! Participants are welcome to bring their own device to class.

Take a thoughtful journey through the history—and ongoing evolution—of the U.S. Constitution. In this engaging class, we’ll explore how a document written in 1787 continues to guide modern government, even as times change. Through stories, historical examples, and open discussion, we’ll consider how the Constitution adapts to new challenges while maintaining its core principles. Participants are encouraged to share perspectives in a respectful and welcoming environment as we connect the past to today’s political landscape.

Back by popular demand! Enjoy the relaxing pleasure of painting outdoors in this welcoming watercolor class. Whether you’re new to painting or have some experience, you’ll have the opportunity to create art in a comfortable, supportive setting. Bring your own materials if you have them, or use supplies provided for the first class. It’s a wonderful way to spend an afternoon, enjoy fresh air, and express your creativity. This class is limited to 15 participants.

Discover the joy and variety of the arts in this lively and entertaining series! Each week, a different presenter will introduce you to a fascinating aspect of visual or performing arts. You might explore creative painting techniques, learn the story behind Irish stepdance, uncover why certain songs stick in your head, or even imagine yourself lighting up the stage. This lighthearted class is perfect for anyone who enjoys learning something new in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Please bring $5.00 for supplies to the first class meeting.

Step into a world of imagination and storytelling in this intriguing class that connects dreams, mythology, and art. Inspired by the work of Joseph Campbell, we’ll explore how timeless stories and symbols shape our understanding of life. Together, we’ll look at the “hero’s journey” found in myths, fairy tales, and even favorite films, and examine how artists throughout history have brought these ideas to life. This class offers a thoughtful and enjoyable way to reflect on creativity, meaning, and the stories we all share. This class is limited to 20 participants.