Make two squares using a unique method with front and back posts plus standard single and double crochet stitches, working in two colors (one light, one dark). The first square teaches the method; the second uses creative decreases. Participants must have basic crochet skills. Supply list at registration. Instructor: Barbara Dedecker.

Join our hands-on class to make and taste four sweet and savory dips - perfect for the Super Bowl or trying something new! Instructor: Amy Wilson.

Diamond Dots is a fun and easy craft, similar to Paint by Numbers, but using colorful gems. Instructor: Linda Addison.

Learn techniques in card making with a variety of occasions to choose from. You will make four cards; all supplies included in fee. Instructor: Linda Addison.

Learn a simple folding technique of recycled papers to complete two cards. Beginners welcome. All materials provided; please bring small scissors. Instructor: Karen Kloberdans.

Make two lace squares - the first easier, the second more complex - using creative increases and decreases. Basic knitting skills required. Supply list at registration. Instructor: Barbara Dedecker.

Instructor Carol Obenchain welcomes all levels of artists. Beginners will select from pre-chosen paintings to learn basic skills, while veterans work on their own projects. Bring your own supplies. Beginners will receive a supply list upon registration.

Origami decorations are the most affordable and unique personal decorations. Learn techniques for making an origami heart. All supplies included. Instructor: Grace Yu.

Come to class with photos to make a nice keepsake of memories. All supplies provided for 4 pages each class. Instructor: Linda Addison.

Join the Silver Tongue Players to practice and perform short plays, no memorization needed!  Bring a pencil, yellow highlighter, and a small black 3-ring binder to class.  If unable to attend the first day call Eagle View. Performance on the last Thursday of the month. Instructor: Dolly Garcia.

We will be making a decorative pillow perfect to show-off in March for St. Paddy’s Day! All supplies provided. Instructor: Linda Addison.

January: Bake Italian almond crescents, French cinnamon cookies, and “copycat” Oreos. February: Make chocolate truffles, buttercreams, and Snickers cups. Bring a mixer, two bowls, and an apron. Instructor: Rosalind Lowen.

January: Savor Kashmiri flavors with pulao, dum aloo, and pink chai.
February: Explore dishes from New Delhi, Amritsar, and Kashmir with aloo tikki, kulcha, and chicken kanthi. Afterward, enjoy tasting all the dishes together. Instructor: Akila Arumugam.

Learn watercolor techniques that use stamps, water-based markers, and a spray bottle to complete 2 floral-themed cards (and the envelopes if time allows). Instructor: Karen Kloberdans.

January: Amish Beef Stew with buttermilk biscuits and whoopie pies. Bring a slow cooker or small Dutch oven. February: Savory Cracked Chicken, Amish Feast Casserole, and Million-Dollar Casserole. Please bring bowls and an apron. Instructor: Rosalind Lowen.

All writers are welcome to share stories, memoirs, novels, or poetry - humorous, serious, mysterious, romantic, or just plain silly. Suggestions may be offered, but no criticism. This workshop is fun, inspiring, and creative for all. Instructor: Clark Mikkelsen.

Learn what can be done to prevent falls and support balance challenges. Posture, flexibility, and movement are key elements of this class. We sit, stand, move, and walk. Canes and walkers are welcome. Instructor: Derick Williams of ComForCare.

Improve your fitness level through movement and exercises designed to stimulate both brain and body. Exercise can be done seated or standing. Improve your leg and upper body strength, balance, and posture. Instructor: Rosalie Farrer.

Recovering from an injury or surgery? This gentle class helps you reconnect with your body, mind, and spirit - all without leaving your chair. You'll feel better than when you arrived. Instructor: Helen Pflaum.

Enjoy all the healthy benefits of yoga without getting on the floor! Targeted stretching releases tension in the body returning it to proper alignment, as well as increasing range of motion and building strength. Yoga exercises are done with the support of a chair to improve posture, flexibility, and strength which means more freedom of movement and less pain. Instructor: Helen Pflaum.