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1 Day $20+ |
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Tired of lotions whose ingredients you can’t pronounce? Frustrated with how they burn when you apply them to dry skin? Ever wanted to learn how to make your own? This is the class for you. You will discover how easy it is to make your own all-natural lotion by blending together a pre-made oil base (created by the instructor) with additional ingredients needed to create your lotion. Take home (4) 8oz bottles of lotion to give as a gift or enjoy for yourself. Younger people are encouraged to attend with an adult who can provide assistance. All supplies provided; supply cost of $18, payable to instructor at class. Ages: Adult, and 10+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Roby |
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A107201 |
Hoover-104 |
Thu |
Jan 28 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Art & Craft Shows — A How-To Guide |
2 Wks/1 Day* $75 |
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This class provides knowledge and resources to help artists and crafters get off to the right start selling their work at shows. Learn how to find shows appropriate for your work and how to successfully apply for a juried show. Booth set-up for indoor and outdoor shows, display, marketing and basic business needs also are discussed. Instructors will offer practical exercises and share insight gained through years of experience. With jury fees averaging $20/application and booth fees averaging $200/show, an artist or crafter can’t afford to make the fundamental mistakes discussed in this course. Please note: Section 201 meets Jan. 13 & 20; section 202 meets Feb. 13 only and is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-113 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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A285202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Feb 13 |
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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1 Day $20+ |
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Customize your own lotion, body/linen spray & bath salt using all-natural pre-made bases & adding the necessary ingredients, fragrance & color of your choice. Learn about cosmetic fragrances, colorants & other additives you can use in these products. Discover packaging options to add that personal touch. Students will take home several bottles of finished product to use or give away as gifts. All supplies provided; supply cost of $15, payable to instructor at class. Ages: Adult, and 8+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Roby |
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A106201 |
Hoover-104 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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1 Day $20+ |
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Learn how to design and string a bracelet and earrings. In this hands-on class, you will make and take home a bracelet and pierced earrings to match. Students will learn design elements and receive a list of supplies needed to make bracelets and earrings at home, too. Also learn about websites where you can order materials. Supply fee $15, payable to instructor at class; students must bring their own wire cutters, needle-nose pliers and round needle-nose pliers. Registration deadline Feb. 2. Ages: Adult, and 8+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Foreman |
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A195201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Tue |
Feb 9 |
6:00 to 7:30 PM |
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Basic Soap Making |
3 Wks $25+ |
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Learn to make soap using the cold process method. Make several bars of soap with vegetable oils, scented with essential oils and colored in various ways. Learn how to prepare molds, labels and calculate ingredient quantities. Safety will be emphasized. Take home several bars to enjoy with your family. Estimated supply cost $5 per student, payable at first class. Instr: Strom |
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A008201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Tue |
Jan 26 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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1 Day $20+ |
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Go beyond just mixing fragrance with Epsom salts! Discover the variety of salts you can use and the beneficial results they provide. Learn about additives & packaging options to add that personal touch. We will create a fizzing salt & salt scrub that make great gifts or can be used yourself for a spa-like experience! All supplies provided; supply cost of $12, payable to instructor at class. Ages: Adult, and 8+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Roby |
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A108201 |
Hoover-104 |
Thu |
Feb 18 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Calligraphy, Beg. & Interm. |
7 Wks $36 |
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Students will learn the elementary strokes necessary to achieve calligraphic handwriting and then continue to refine and improve those strokes. Students should bring a calligraphy cartridge pen with a 2B or medium nib and 1/4-inch graph paper. Instr: Bentley |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-107 |
Mon |
Jan 25 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Ceramic Tile-Making |
1 Day $75+ |
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Learn to create and decorate ceramic tiles. Students will create at least two tile projects using different techniques and materials. Project one is a simple surface decoration on a bisque tile using ceramic pencils, paints, and glazes. The second tile will be a carved relief tile incorporating slab work. $30 supply fee, payable to instructor at class. Note: class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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A415201 |
Madhaus Gallery, WintersetSat |
Sat |
Feb 6 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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Creative Problem-Solving Through Journaling |
1 Day $22 |
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Use your journal to solve problems, explore your dreams, and think outside the box. Try some proven writing exercises and learn to use journaling as an easy and effective way to expand your creative thinking processes. Instr: Vaske |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Digital Photo Safari |
1 Day $75 |
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Students will actively participate in an on-location digital photography experience covering photography disciplines and use of software. The morning will provide an opportunity to exercise photography skills at an outdoor location (most likely the Bridges of Madison County). The images created will be used in the afternoon to demonstrate use of computer photography software. Students should dress for outdoor activity. Please note: afternoon portion of class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Gaps |
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V235201 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Jan 23 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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V235202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Feb 27 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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Digital Scrapbooking |
1 Day $20 |
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Learn how to capture memories with your PC instead of papers and pens. In this class, you’ll learn the basics of digital scrapbooking. Paper and photo cutting/editing, using embellishments, coloring, layering, and templating are just a few of the endless possibilities available with the touch of a button! Bring a CD with 1-3 digital images on it and you’ll use software to create a digital project of your own. Instr: Terry |
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Class Full |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Feb 24 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Digital Studio Photo Safari |
1 Day $75 |
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Indoor photography using the digital camera with an emphasis on individual and group portraiture. Students will be taught about using existing and inexpensive portable lighting kits to make portraits in a variety of situations, regardless of the type of camera equipment used. Learn about the use of environment and portable backgrounds, including instruction in natural and artificial light conditions. Students will photograph subjects in portrait situations and also will have a segment in the workshop learning how to process and retouch photos using Adobe software products. Note: class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Gaps |
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Class Full |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Feb 6 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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V236202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Mar 13 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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Exploring Drawing & Painting |
8 Wks $60 |
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Beginning and continuing work in pencil, charcoal, pastel chalk, watercolor, acrylic, and gouache; students will choose one medium to pursue. Particular attention will be given to the problems and techniques of working from photographs. Class size limited to 15 pre-registrations. Supplies discussed at first class. Instr: Hockett |
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A030201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:30 to 8:00 PM |
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Fast and Easy Scrapbooking & Photography Tips |
1 Day $20 |
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Do you have boxes of pictures sitting around, just aching to be put into a scrapbook but little time to get it done? Get tips on how to get a lot of pages done in a short amount of time by focusing on keeping things simple, yet showcasing your photographs. Use scrapbooking tools to create a set of page elements to use on a page and also receive a host of photography tips to take wonderful pictures with any type of camera. Instr: Terry |
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V241201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Feb 10 |
5:30 to 8:00 PM |
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Felting Techniques |
2 Wks $40+ |
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Learn about basic felting techniques (wet felting and needle felting), materials, and supplies, and then create at least two different projects, including felted beads, balls, and one flat decorative piece. Supplies provided; $20 supply fee payable to instructor at class. Section 201 is a two-night class. Section 202 is a one-day class held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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A128201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Wed |
Feb 10 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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A128202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Mar 13 |
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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3 Wks $45+ |
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Learn how to take an ordinary wood frame, woodburn it in fun and funky designs, and then finish by painting it. Students will work at their own pace and learn how to blend paint colors for rich enhancing. Students may make more than one project, depending upon time. This class does require working at home between classes to finish the piece. Approximate supply cost $35; supply list available from Community Ed office. Supplies required include plenty of extras for additional projects on your own. Students need to bring their own power strip and heavy-duty extension cord. Registration deadline Feb. 9. Ages 15-Adult. Instr: Foreman |
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A196201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Tue |
Feb 16 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Fused Glass |
1 Day $65+ |
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Learn the difference between stained glass, forming fused glass and glass blowing and then use that knowledge to complete 2 small fused glass projects (choose from: cheese plate, small bowl, small plate or fused beads). Supply fee $40, payable to instructor. If not interested in attending full class, prior students are welcome to register and use class as 3 hours of studio time for $35 (plus supplies). Note: class held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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Class Full |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Jan 23 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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Glass Beadmaking |
1 Day $75+ |
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Learn proper studio set-up, safety, tool usage and beadmaking techniques, including working with frit, millefiori, stringers and more. Class covers a variety of techniques with an emphasis on the basics of glass beadmaking. Supply fee ranges from $30-$120 ($120 for full kit & supplies to take home), payable to instructor at class. Note: Class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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A062201 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Mar 6 |
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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Glass Painting |
2 Wks $75+ |
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Explore kiln-fired glass painting techniques. Create two projects using reverse and surface painting techniques in glass. A variety of glass painting materials will be used in class including chalks, pens, glass paints, powders, and metallic lusters. Material fee of $20 to be paid to instructor in class. Instr: Paul |
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A086201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Wed |
Feb 24 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Got Steampunk? |
2 Wks $40+ |
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Steampunk is a form of “altered art” that is a spin-off of science fiction, fantasy, and Victorian combined; 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea meets Gone With the Wind. Students will combine metallic polymer clay with watch gears and parts, rivets and screws to create a necklace pendant/key fob and a covered tin. No prior clay experience is required. Students must bring a 9-inch ceramic tile, and needle nose or round nose pliers. All other supplies provided by instructor; supply fee $13, payable to instructor at class. Instr: Sabina-Stratton |
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Class Full |
Callanan-Cafe |
Thu |
Feb 4 |
6:00 to 8:30 PM |
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Journaling for Creative Writing |
1 Day $22 |
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NEW! Use Right Brain methods to transform everyday experiences into special moments to share with others. Learn some new approaches to creating stories and find new ways to get inspiration. Instr: Vaske |
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J046201 |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Feb 2 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Life Collages/Vision Board |
1 Day $22+ |
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The subconscious “talks” to us through pictures. Using right-brain techniques, participants will learn to design goals and projects through magazine images. A great method for solving problems or finding your life’s path. Material fee $2, payable to instructor at class. Students should bring 2 magazines to tear up. Instr: Vaske |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Jan 19 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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1 Day $35+ |
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Learn to create a painted chocolate “canvas” and chocolate “lace,” items that make wonderful personalized gifts or elegant dessert toppers. Class uses white and dark chocolates, metallic surface decorations, reverse painting techniques. $15 supply fee payable to instructor at class. Note: Class is held in an upstairs location. Ages: Adult, and 12+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Paul |
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Cancelled |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Jan 30 |
9:00 to 11:30 AM |
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Polymer Clay 101 |
2 Wks $40+ |
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NEW! Learn about various types of polymer clay, a very versatile medium; then learn basic techniques to create three covered projects. No prior clay experience required. Students must bring a 9-inch ceramic tile. All other supplies provided by instructor; supply fee $13-15, payable to instructor at class. Instr: Sabina-Stratton |
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A096201 |
Callanan-Cafe |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 8:30 PM |
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Polymer Clay: Skinner Blends & Other Techniques |
2 Wks $40+ |
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NEW! The Skinner blend is a technique to create a gradual blend of 2 to 5 colors of clay while allowing each to maintain some original color. This is the foundation of many other polymer clay techniques and projects. In this class, you will learn how to make a Skinner Blend, Skinner Roll and Skinner Plug using an acrylic rod and Pasta Machine. These then will be incorporated into three unique bead shapes for use in earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pendants. Previous basic clay experience suggested. Students must bring an 8-inch acrylic clay rod, and an 8-12 inch glass cutting board or large smooth ceramic tile; clay supply fee $8-10, payable to the instructor at class. Instr: Sabina-Stratton |
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A097201 |
Callanan-Cafe |
Thu |
Feb 18 |
6:00 to 8:30 PM |
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Precious Metal Clay |
2 Wks $75+ |
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Students will learn how to use precious metal clay(s) to create jewelry and small decorative items. This clay-like material becomes a solid silver metal after firing. The material can be formed with molds, with stamps, or by hand for a unique variety of uses. Learn basic techniques and firing methods. Supply fee $30, payable to instructor at class. Section 201 is a two nigh t class; Section 202 is a one-day class held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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A198201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Wed |
Jan 27 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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A198202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Feb 27 |
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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Right Brain Drawing, Introduction |
4 Wks $58 |
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This is a great way to learn basic drawing. Learn to draw people and landscapes easily with Betty Edward’s Right Brain drawing method. Great for people who can only draw “stick figures”. Bring an 11x14 sketchbook and a pencil to the first class. Material list will be available at the first class. Instr: Vaske |
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Class Full |
Hoover-TBA |
Tue |
Feb 16 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Right Brain Goalsetting |
1 Day $22 |
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Procrastinate? Always late on projects? Don’t know where to start? Learn how to set long- and short-term goals easily and painlessly. Develop a better understanding of how and why we avoid projects, guided by professional artist Barb Vaske. Learn how artists stay creative, active, and on time! |
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A176201 |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Jan 26 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Scrapbooking 101 |
1 Day $20 |
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Learn how to organize your photos and display them in an eye-pleasing manner for everyone to enjoy! You’ll learn about the chemicals that destroy pictures and the kinds of products you should and should not use to keep your pictures looking beautiful for a lifetime. You’ll be given all of the supplies you need to complete your first page. In addition, you’ll receive a free photo organizer as well as a hand-out to take home. Bring 4-5 photos pertaining to the same subject and prepare to have a great time! Supplies will be available for your use and to purchase. Instr: Terry |
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V240201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Jan 27 |
5:30 to 8:00 PM |
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Spin Your Own Yarn |
4 Wks $38+ |
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Up for something new that is centuries old? Learn basic spinning! You’ll use drop and supported hand spindles and spend time on a spinning wheel. You’ll learn how to card and blend colors, how to spin single and plied yarn and explore the properties of the spinning fibers. You’ll also get to experiment making your own spun yarn into novelty yarn, ready for a project. Basic materials cost (includes drop spindle, skein winder and fiber) of $20 payable to instructor at first class. Please register by Fri., Jan. 8 so materials can be ordered. Instr: Bender |
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W115201 |
Merrill-135 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Stained Glass Art |
8 Wks $70+ |
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Students will make a finished leaded stained glass project, plus a foiled nightlight in this unique class. Both beginning and review students are welcome. Tools and supplies will cost an additional $275+, depending upon the quality and number of tools and supplies purchased. Tools may be rented from instructor (approx. $43 for 8 weeks; supplies not included in $43 tool rental). Sections 203 and 204 are one day a week (either M, T, W, Th, F OR Sat.) for either the morning OR afternoon sessions. No class 1/18. Instr: Akermark |
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A060201 |
Hoover-145 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 9:30 PM |
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A060202 |
Hoover-145 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:30 to 9:30 PM |
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A060203 |
TBA |
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri or Sat |
Jan 11 |
10:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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A060204 |
TBA |
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri or Sat |
Jan 11 |
1:00 to 4:00 PM |
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1 Day $30+ |
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NEW! Got coins? Make a coin bracelet that tells YOUR unique story! We’ll drill the coins in class and add earth stones (agate, etc.) so you can take your bracelet home that night. You choose the style: tailored (looks great on both men and women), dainty, or charm-bracelet style (bling!). Students will see drill and jewelry design techniques. $20 supply fee per bracelet (includes authentic coins; silvertone or goldtone chain and findings; plus earth stones), payable to instructor at class. You can bring your own coins or fine chain (material fee still applies). Tools: bring jewelry pliers plus household pliers, or share class tools. Ages: Adult, and 10+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Brail-Freeman |
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A290201 |
Hubbell-Cafe |
Mon |
Jan 25 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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A290202 |
Hubbell-Cafe |
Thu |
Feb 4 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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A290203 |
Hubbell-Cafe |
Tue |
Mar 2 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Watercolor, Beginning |
8 Wks $75+ |
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This class will introduce students to beginning watercolor and the use of watercolor pencils. Students will learn watercolor technique, the relationship of color and how to use watercolor pencils. Students will create paintings using methods learned in class. Previous drawing experience is not required. Supply cost approximately $50-$75; supply list available by calling Community Education office. Instr: Robinson |
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A043201 |
Hoover-145 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Watercolor, Interm./Adv. |
8 Wks $75+ |
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Designed as a follow-up to “Beginning Watercolor,” this class encourages students to discover the principles of design through continued study. Explore the design elements of watercolor while developing the ability to compose a watercolor painting. Supply cost approximately $50-$75; supply list available by calling Community Education office. Instr: Robinson |
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A173201 |
Hoover-145 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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8 Wks $40+ |
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Learn the basics, including the proper selection of wood, use of tools, determining proportion and selection of projects. Extra tool cost: $25-30. All skill levels welcome. NOTE: Section 201 is Adults only. Section 202 will accept Adults, and ages 12 and over with accompanying adult. No class Jan. 18 for Section 201. Instr: 201-Barnett; 202-Pierce |
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A425201 |
Meredith-55/Wood Shop |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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A425202 |
Goodrell-Wood Shop |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Art & Craft Shows — A How-To Guide |
2 Wks/1 Day* $75 |
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This class provides knowledge and resources to help artists and crafters get off to the right start selling their work at shows. Learn how to find shows appropriate for your work and how to successfully apply for a juried show. Booth set-up for indoor and outdoor shows, display, marketing and basic business needs also are discussed. Instructors will offer practical exercises and share insight gained through years of experience. With jury fees averaging $20/application and booth fees averaging $200/show, an artist or crafter can’t afford to make the fundamental mistakes discussed in this course. Please note: Section 201 meets Jan. 13 & 20; section 202 meets Feb. 13 only and is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-113 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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A285202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Feb 13 |
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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Computer Typing, Word Processing & Keyboarding |
8 Wks $64 |
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For those students with no experience on typewriters or computers who would like to become familiar with home row placement and learn the essentials of keyboarding. No class 1/18. Instr: Ryan |
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B080201 |
Roosevelt-2280 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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eBay Selling Basics |
1 Day $70 |
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Learn how to sell on eBay the right way! Training delivered by seasoned eBay seller John Wenck, who uses the most up-to-date training and student materials. Learn how to research and create listings that attract buyers; open and use a PayPal account to simplify getting paid; set pricing that will maximize your profits; and avoid many of the costly mistakes that new eBay sellers make. Class fee includes handouts. |
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C147201 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Jan 25 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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C147202 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Feb 15 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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C147203 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Mar 1 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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eBay Selling Basics II |
1 Day $70 |
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In this follow-up class to “eBay Selling Basics”, learn how to open an eBay store and become familiar with Turbo Lister, a free listing tool from eBay that allows you to streamline the listing process and create customized listings without having to be online. Requirements include completion of eBay Selling Basics or previous seller’s experience. Instr: Wenck |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Feb 1 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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C150202 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Feb 22 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Going to Market: What You Need to Know to Market Your Business |
4 Wks $65 |
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Designed as a “how-to” on marketing for current and potential small business owners, students will learn the fundamentals of networking, building and maintaining a client base, writing marketing material, and promoting their business during uncertain times. Furthermore, students will learn how to expand their marketing in online communities such as websites and social media outlets. Throughout the course, students will acquire templates they can use to build a marketing kit outside of class; the kit can be used for promoting businesses and ideas. Instr: Parkhurst |
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B026201 |
Roosevelt-102 |
Mon |
Feb 1 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Small Business Accounting |
3 Wks $45 |
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Introductory course on accounting for small business owners. Topics covered include: single-sided (checkbook) vs. double-sided (financial statement) accounting; examples of records to keep and for how long; how to create a simple budget and determine cash flow needs; and overview of electronic accounting systems. Whether you’ve owned your own business for years or are just getting started, this class will provide valuable information to help you get your business accounting structure in place. Class taught by Elizabeth Davis, a C.P.A. with over 10 years accounting experience in a growing, privately-owned company, and owner of her own business. |
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B046201 |
Roosevelt- |
Wed |
Feb 3 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Computer Typing, Word Processing & Keyboarding |
8 Wks $64 |
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For those students with no experience on typewriters or computers who would like to become familiar with home row placement and learn the essentials of keyboarding. No class 1/18. Instr: Ryan |
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B080201 |
Roosevelt-2280 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Intro to the PC |
8 Wks $90+ |
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Designed for those who don’t even know how to turn on a personal computer. We start at the beginning–what computer components are, what makes them operate, and what we can use to make them operate better. Then, we move into separate units on Windows, word processing and the Internet. If you’re looking to compute with confidence and improve your skills in these areas, this is the class for you. Please note: Students will use Windows XP operating system on PCs (not Macintosh computers). Section 201 will require textbook, approximate cost $25-$30; instructor will provide textbook details at first class. Instr: 201-Guise; 202-Pauley |
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C020201 |
Roosevelt-2270 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 9:30 PM |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-2270 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:30 to 9:30 PM |
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Intro to Microsoft Office |
8 Wks $95+ |
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Overview of Office. (Does not include Microsoft Access.) Covers Word, Excel, Powerpoint; Windows orientation; and information-sharing among applications. Required textbook: “Microsoft Office System: 2003 Edition” (ISBN 0-7356-1520-9), available at local bookstores (approximate cost $39.95). If not available locally, book is available on Amazon.com. Certificate verifying completion of course available upon request. Basic PC skills recommended. No class 1/18. Instr: Guise |
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C056201 |
Hoover-178 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 9:30 PM |
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Microsoft Word, Beginning |
1 Day $40 |
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NEW! Learn by using the latest version of Microsoft Word, the software most used in business. Class includes creating documents to share with others; typing practice; formatting; tables and pictures; and more. Instr: Grove |
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Class Full |
Roosevelt-2270 |
Sat |
Feb 20 |
8:00 AM to 12 N |
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Excel, Beginning Class added! |
1 Day $40 |
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Whether you are new to Excel or have some experience, this class is for you. Learn the ins and outs of spreadsheets, formulas, and formatting. Class also covers charts, importing data, drop-down cells and more. Basic PC skills recommended. Instr: Grove |
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Roosevelt-2270 |
Sat |
Jan 23 |
8:00 AM to 12 N |
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C091202 |
Roosevelt-2270 |
Sat |
Jan 30 |
8:00 AM to 12 N |
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Excel, Advanced |
1 Day $40 |
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Expands upon concepts learned in the Beginner class. More on functions, formulas, charts and sheet-handling. You’ll also learn about formatting cells and controlling printout. This class expands upon the Beginner class with instruction on macros, drop-down cells and much more. Beginner class or experience with Excel recommended. Instr: Grove |
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Class Full |
Roosevelt-2270 |
Sat |
Feb 6 |
8:00 AM to 12 N |
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Intro to Photoshop |
6 Wks $75 |
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Learn the fundamentals of digital photo editing with Adobe Photoshop. Combine parts of different images into a new image. Restore old photographs. Correct off-color images and much more. Students MUST be familiar with computers; class not designed for beginning computer users. Course covers “Adobe Photoshop 6.0,” not most recent version (Photoshop 10.0). Instr: Lea |
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Class Full |
Hoover-174 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Digital Photo Processing - Crop Shop |
1 Day $75 |
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Learn to process your digital photos in any digital software package by developing (no pun intended) an understanding of the tools and simple foolproof techniques used to successfully process your digital photos and correct common problems. Some advanced techniques also will be covered. Please note: class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Gaps |
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V237201 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Mar 6 |
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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Digital Scrapbooking |
1 Day $20 |
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Learn how to capture memories with your PC instead of papers and pens. In this class, you’ll learn the basics of digital scrapbooking. Paper and photo cutting/editing, using embellishments, coloring, layering, and templating are just a few of the endless possibilities available with the touch of a button! Bring a CD with 1-3 digital images on it and you’ll use software to create a digital project of your own. Instr: Terry |
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Class Full |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Feb 24 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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eBay Selling Basics |
1 Day $70 |
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Learn how to sell on eBay the right way! Training delivered by seasoned eBay seller John Wenck, who uses the most up to date training and student materials. Learn how to research and create listings that attract buyers; open and use a PayPal account to simplify getting paid; set pricing that will maximize your profits; and avoid many of the costly mistakes that new eBay sellers make. Class fee includes handouts. |
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C147201 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Jan 25 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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C147202 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Feb 15 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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C147203 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Mar 1 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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eBay Selling Basics II |
1 Day $70 |
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In this follow-up class to “eBay Selling Basics”, learn how to open an eBay store and become familiar with Turbo Lister, a free listing tool from eBay that allows you to streamline the listing process and create customized listings without having to be online. Requirements include completion of eBay Selling Basics or previous seller’s experience. Instr: Wenck |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Feb 1 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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C150202 |
Roosevelt-207 |
Mon |
Feb 22 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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5 Wks $60 |
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Taught at a slow pace for the beginning student. Dances include: Swing, Fox Trot, Waltz, and Salsa. Ideal for couples or families planning weddings. No partner needed. Taught by Leonard’s Dance Studio. Ages 14 Adult. |
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D020201 |
South Union Elementary-Gym |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
7:00 to 8:30 PM |
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5 Wks $60 |
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For the experienced student who has some background in ballroom dancing and wants to learn dancing techniques. Dances include: Swing, Fox Trot, Waltz, Cha Cha, Tango, and Rhumba. No partner needed. Taught by Leonard’s Dance Studio. Ages 14-Adult. |
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D022201 |
Meredith-Cafeteria |
Fri |
Jan 15 |
7:00 to 8:30 PM |
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7 Wks $35 |
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Learn to move, isolate, and appreciate your body, no matter where you are in life with Beginning Belly Dance. Through this ancient art form you will learn to isolate arm, hip, and torso movements, as well as put a little shimmy in your dance. Wear loose, comfortable clothing, and bring a scarf to tie around your hips (optional). Most of all, get ready to relax and have fun! Ages 14-Adult. Instr: 201-Wright; 202-Gruis |
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D012201 |
Meredith-Cafeteria |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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D012202 |
Stowe-Gym |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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7 Wks $35 |
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You’ve learned the basics, now it’s time to put them together for even more fun! Intermediate Belly Dance will review the basics, introduce traveling with movements, add a little shimmy to your moves, and put those moves together in a short routine. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a scarf to tie around your hips (optional). Beginning Belly Dance is required for this class. Ages 14-Adult. Instr: Wright |
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D013201 |
Meredith-Cafeteria |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
8:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Club Salsa Dancing, Beginning |
4 Wks $35 |
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Can you feel the heat? Salsa dancing is growing in popularity in Des Moines. Come learn and join the fun with Salsa Des Moines! This beginner class will teach basic steps, basic turns, partner work and simple combinations of salsa dancing. At the end of this course, you will have a good foundation and confidence to attend any Latin dance party. No partner needed and no experience required. No class 1/18. Instr: Rivera/Cabrera |
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D094201 |
Hillis-Cafeteria |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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8 Wks $40 |
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This is the place for new or almost-new dancers to master the fundamentals of line dancing. Learn several easy “Absolute Beginner” dances as well as fun “classic” dances done locally. We will proceed at a slow pace with lots of review. Proper line dance technique (National Teachers Association guidelines) will be stressed so we can dance safely and look great. Printed step sheets will be furnished for each dance. Contact instructor with questions: p.cadwallader@mchsi.com Ages 14-Adult. Instr: Cadwallader |
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D055201 |
Monroe Elementary-Cafeteria |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:30 to 8:30 PM |
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8 Wks $40 |
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Do you already know basic line dance moves and a number of dances? Do you like turns, syncopation, and a faster pace? Join a friendly group of people who love to dance for fun and exercise. This advanced-beginner to intermediate level class will feature fun dances done locally, with weekly review until dances are mastered. Requests for specific dances are welcome, and step sheets will be provided for each dance. Contact instructor with questions: p.cadwallader@mchsi.com. Ages 14-Adult. Instr: Cadwallader |
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D058201 |
Monroe Elementary-Cafeteria |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 7:30 PM |
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Couples Dance, Beginning |
6 Wks $100/couple |
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If you are a new student wanting to learn basics or you want to prepare for a special occasion. come join this class & socialize with friends who want to enjoy the same hobby. This is a 6 wk session each class 1 1/2 hrs long. The class offers Swing, Ballroom, Country & Novelty dances. Aimee Reynolds is a knowledgeable instructor of 14 years & can help to advance you to the next level. Contact instructor at dancedsm@aol.com. No class 1/18 and 2/15. |
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D078201 |
Wright-Gym |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:30 to 9:00 PM |
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6 Wks $45 |
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Come take this class & learn several different line dances. We start with beginner & work towards intermediate level dances. You’ll learn that you can line dance to all types of music. The dances are always reviewed through out the course. Come join the class, meet other dancers & be prepared to have fun. Contact instructor Aimee Reynolds with any questions at dancedsm@aol.com. No class 1/18 and 2/15. Ages 14-Adult. |
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D050201 |
Wright-Gym |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:00 to 7:30 PM |
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Scottish Country Dancing, Beg. |
8 Wks $20 |
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Learn a Celtic dance form from the 1700’s. Reels, jigs and strathspeys are fun to do, plus providing great aerobic exercise to marvelous music. Wear cool, comfortable clothing and soft shoes. Partner not required. Instr: Lieberman/Hoepner |
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D095201 |
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church-Great Hall |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:30 to 9:30 PM |
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8 Wks $30 |
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Learn 10 to 15 basic tap steps used in a 3 minute tap routine. No recital but you’ll be ready to perform at your church talent show. Tap shoes are optional... but making noise is fun! Ages 14-Adult. Instr: Hyland |
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D070201 |
Cowles-Gym |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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8 Wks $30 |
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Review the basics and more challenging tap steps. Learn a new routine and get your exercise painlessly. Tap shoes are optional... but necessary if you decide to perform with us. Ages 14-Adult. Instr: Hyland |
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D071201 |
Cowles-Gym |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
8:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Catch-Up Chair Caning |
1-4 Wks $15+/night |
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A refresher course for students who have completed the “Chair Caning/Hand Caning” class. This course is for past students who need help getting started again or want to work with a group. Supply fees will vary, depending upon particular chair needs. Please call instructor Bill Brubaker (986-5236) to discuss your project so necessary materials are available the first night of class. Students are welcome to register for any 1 (or more) of the 4 classes. Registration deadline is 1 week prior to class. Instr: Brubaker |
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Y045201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Chair Caning/Hand Caning |
4 Wks $52+ |
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Discover the lost art of seat-weaving as you restore your own cane chair. That chair you’ve relegated to the attic or basement will once again find prominence in your home. You will learn the 7-step process of hand caning, including binding and knot tying. The chair must have holes drilled in the frame around the perimeter of the seat. Depending upon the size of the chair, some additional work at home may be required. Supply fee $17.50, payable to instructor at first class. Please call instructor Bill Brubaker (986-5236) to discuss your project so necessary materials are available the first night of class. Chairs also are available for purchase from instructor for approx. $20-$30. Registration deadline is 1/7. |
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Y040201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Press Caning |
1 Day $20+ |
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In this class, participants will complete a project of their own, using pre-woven cane webbing and spline. In order to finish during the class time, the old cane must be removed prior to coming to class. Complete instruction and a demonstration will be given during the first hour. Supply fee $14, payable to instructor at class. Please call instructor Bill Brubaker (986-5236) to discuss your project so necessary materials are available the first night of class. Registration deadline is 2/11. |
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Y041201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Thu |
Feb 18 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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8 Wks $40+ |
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Learn the basics, including the proper selection of wood, use of tools, determining proportion and selection of projects. Extra tool cost: $25-30. All skill levels welcome. NOTE: Section 201 is Adult only. Section 202 will accept Adult, and ages 12 and over, with accompanying adult. No class 1/18 for Section 201. Instr: 201-Barnett; 202-Pierce |
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A425201 |
Meredith-55/Wood Shop |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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A425202 |
Goodrell-Wood Shop |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Woodcraft, Advanced/Open Shop |
8 Wks $100+ |
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This is an advanced project-type course for experienced woodworkers who understand power equipment and do not need instruction. Vision and hearing protection required. Not a beginner-level course – advanced woodworking experience required. Materials extra. Instr: Molloy |
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Y135201 |
Central Campus-512/Furniture Factory |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Aerobic Tae Boxing |
8 Wks $30/$55* |
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Come try a fitness program that packs a lot of punch and that you’ll get a real kick out of! Our aerobic tae boxing combines elements of aerobics, kickboxing and tae kwon do for a safe, non-contact super cardiovascular and toning workout. Now includes Pilates. Great for men and women! This class is ongoing -- you may start at anytime. *Fee is $30 for 4 weeks or $55 for 8 weeks. NOTE: MUST pre-register with Diane only at 253-9190. (Cash or check, NO credit cards.) Instr: Stokka |
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E017201 |
College Ave. Christian Church |
Tue, Thu |
Jan 5 |
5:30 to 6:30 PM |
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Aerobics, Step (Low Impact) |
8 Wks $55/$65* |
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A step aerobics class that offers an excellent cardiovascular workout along with both upper and lower body conditioning. *Cost is $55 for two classes/week for 8 weeks; $65 for three classes/week for 8 weeks; instructor will pro-rate fee if necessary. Continuous classes. Students MUST pre-register with instructor at 402-6578. No class 1/18 or 2/15. Instr: Judge |
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E014201 |
Jefferson Elementary-Gym |
M, W, Th |
Jan 11 |
6:00 to 7:00 PM |
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Fitness Plus/Resistance Training |
8 Wks $46 |
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Weight training for adults. Learn how to build a BETTER YOU: faster, tougher, stronger! Join us in the Roosevelt Weight Room where there are Hammer Strength machines, various weight benches, over 5,000 lbs. of free weights, and other equipment for your weight lifting needs. The instructor will work out a personal program with your fitness goals in mind. Instr: Austin |
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E120201 |
Roosevelt-Weight Room |
M, W |
Jan 11 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Body Toning |
10 Wks $24/$39* |
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Don’t let age weaken your body. This class is designed for older adults and seniors to maintain/improve your strength. We warm-up, do leg strengthening exercises, and use 1 to 3 lb. hand weights for upper body exercises. *Fee is $24 for one day/week, $39 for two days/week. Time varies: Mondays, 9:30-10:30 am; Fridays, 10:15-11:00 am. Instr: Kolbinger |
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E115201 |
Pointe Academy |
Fri, Mon |
Jan 8 |
Times Vary |
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Senior Fitness-Coed |
10 Wks $24/$39* |
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Learn how to hold your stomach in and smile at the same time. An inspirational exercise class for bodies with the lived-in look. *Fee is $24 for one day/week, $39 for two days/week. Time varies: Wednesdays, 9:30-10:30 am; Fridays, 9:30-10:15 am. Instr: Kolbinger |
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E030201 |
Pointe Academy |
Wed, Fri |
Jan 6 |
Times Vary |
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Friday Double Workout |
10 Wks $39 |
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This is a 90 minute exercise class that combines the Friday Senior Fitness class with Friday Body Toning class. See class descriptions above. Instr: Kolbinger |
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E140201 |
Pointe Academy |
Fri |
Jan 8 |
9:30 to 11:00 AM |
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Strength and Stretch |
8 Wks $30/$55* |
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Designed to build a stronger, leaner body, this class is a non-impact workout, integrating Pilates for core strength and yoga for increased flexibility. Class will also include other types of strength training and relaxing stretches. Create a new you and feel great doing it! This class is ongoing -– you may start at any time. *Fee is $30 for 4 weeks or $55 for 8 weeks. NOTE: MUST pre-register with Diane only at 253-9190. (Cash or check, NO credit cards.) Instr: Stokka |
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E032201 |
College Ave. Christian Church |
M, W |
Jan 4 |
5:00 to 6:00 PM |
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Stretching for Everybody |
3 Wks $28 |
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Having problems with sore feet, pain in wrists and arms, tightness in neck and upper body? Learn easy, specific stretches that you can do daily to improve or maintain your quality of movement. You’ll learn how the body moves to understand its needs and stretches for upper and lower body. There will be time to practice and discuss problem areas each week. Illustrated stretching book available from teacher for $20. Bring a mat, a non-stretchable 7-8 ft. rope and wear comfortable clothes. Taught by Nancy Plagman, RN and massage therapist. |
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E220201 |
Northwest Community Center |
Mon |
Feb 8 |
6:30 to 8:00 PM |
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4 Wks $35/$40* |
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Want to try the martial arts, but unsure about paying membership fees for an extended program? This class, a fun inexpensive alternative, teaches beginning techniques needed to advance to the next level. Families are welcome! Fee is $40 for adults and $35 for children 8-17. *Section 203 meets Monday and Tuesday the first week ONLY because of a school scheduling conflict. Ages 8-Adult. Instr: Baker |
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G030201 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Jan 12 |
6:00 to 6:45 PM |
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G030202 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Feb 9 |
6:00 to 6:45 PM |
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G030203 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Mar 8 |
6:00 to 6:45 PM |
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4 Wks $35/$40* |
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The final step. Advance in rank by learning forms, sparring techniques and doing basic drills to sharpen your techniques. Class improves stamina, confidence, and discipline while reducing stress. Exercise with a purpose. Families are welcome. *Fee is $40 for adults and $35 for children 8-17. Section 203 meets Monday and Tuesday the first week ONLY because of a school scheduling conflict. Ages 8-Adult. Instr: Baker |
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G035201 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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G035202 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Feb 9 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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G035203 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Mar 8 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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X-treme Body Makeover |
10 Wks $135 |
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Want to look and feel great? This 10 week program provides everything you need for success: pre- and post-fitness testing, personal coaches, an eating plan, and great cardio and strength classes to motivate you to be your very best! You choose 3 cardio and 3 strength classes per week (some are combined classes) and we help you with the rest. Get ready to succeed! Kick-off week and fitness testing Jan. 4, and program begins Jan. 11. Besides the a.m. hours listed, you’ll have your choice of 5:00/5:30 p.m. M-Th classes, and an 8:00 a.m. Sat. class to complete your 6 classes per week. Registration deadline Jan. 4.. Student MUST have access to email for information and coaching purposes. NOTE: MUST pre-register with Diane only at 253-9190. (Cash or check, NO credit cards.) Instr: Stokka |
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E029201 |
College Ave. Christian Church |
Mon, Wed, Fri |
Jan 11 |
5:45 to 6:30 AM |
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Yoga for Every Body |
6/8 Wks $34/$42* |
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Learn traditional yoga postures along with fitness moves, linked together in a flowing, relaxed manner. In each week’s workout, you’ll learn a sequence of flowing poses, modified for your level of fitness. Achieve yoga’s benefits: balance, strength, and flexibility while increasing energy and relieving stress. Bring a mat and wear comfortable clothes. *Section 201 is 6 weeks for $34; section 202 is 8 weeks for $42. Instr: Payton |
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Class Full |
Pleasant Hill Elementary School-Gym |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 7:45 PM |
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E092202 |
Garton Elementary-Cafe |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:30 to 7:45 PM |
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Yoga for Strengthening and Toning |
8 Wks $42 |
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A gentle class to reduce physical & emotional effects of stress. Practice yoga postures that open the body, while slowing down the racing mind. The result is relaxation, greater mental clarity, improved alignment and physical freedom. This class promotes flexibility, balance and strengthening. Bring a mat and wear comfortable clothes. Instr: Gosch |
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Class Full |
Monroe Elementary-Cafe |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:30 to 7:45 PM |
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Yoga For Stress Management |
6/8 Wks $34/$42* |
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For students new to yoga–or–those looking for a gentle class to reduce stress and tension. Learn breath and body awareness, optimal posture and body mechanics. Focus on correct positioning of basic/traditional Yoga postures to strengthen lower back, abdominal muscles, legs and upper body. Students experience meditative benefits of Yoga through linking of breath with movements. Class promotes balance, flexibility and stress reduction. Bring a mat and wear comfortable clothes. Class fee includes rental for air conditioned building. *Section 201 is 6 weeks for $34; section 202 is 8 weeks for $42. Instr: Gosch |
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E074201 |
Ruby Van Meter School, Des Moines-Gym |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 7:45 PM |
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E074202 |
Jefferson Elementary-Perform. Area |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 7:45 PM |
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Beyond Retirement: Now What? |
1 Day $22 |
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What will you do with your stretch of time called retirement? A new retirement model is emerging and it involves more than just managing your money. It involves managing your life! This is the time to reinvent, rediscover, reframe, and reenergize. Join us to discuss, sooner rather than later, the options now available. We will learn from each other while discussing the opportunities that exist as we strive to live a long and quality life intentionally. Taught by Jann Freed, PhD, Prof. of Business Management at Central College and Certified Sage-ing Leader in Training. |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-114 |
Thu |
Feb 4 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Declutter Your Sentimental Stuff |
1 Day $22+ |
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NEW! Do you hold onto too much stuff out of guilt, emotional attachment, or a sense of responsibility? If you feel overwhelmed by your things and are ready to let some go, join us for this liberating session. Learn a 3-step model for decluttering, special techniques for managing emotional items, and where to bring your excess to benefit others (and ensure it a good home). Go from chaos to clarity in this supportive, action-oriented environment. $10 materials fee includes workbook and donation list. Instr: Hegstad |
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P234201 |
Hoover-119 |
Tue |
Mar 2 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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How to Like Anyone You Meet |
2 Wks* $35 |
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To make new friends and really like the people in our lives is a source of both benefit and joy. This kind of success with people comes from your approach rather than their behavior. Whether you want a more optimistic outlook, seek to go beyond irritation and anger or desire to have greater harmony in general, learn concepts that will help you move in that new direction in your interactions with others. *This lengthened class will also cover how to be more outgoing with people. Taught by Mari Hamersley with the School of Metaphysics. |
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P139201 |
Hoover-113 |
Mon |
Jan 25 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Increasing Self-Love |
1 Day $22 |
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Self-love is feeling good about who you are, and feeling confident to speak up, try new things or take risks. How we feel about ourselves controls every choice we make from choosing partners to setting life goals. Learn easy, enjoyable techniques that you can use to increase your self-love, and therefore your happiness and success. Led by a psychotherapist with 18 years experience working with individuals and couples helping them grow and heal. Instr: Vanko |
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P226201 |
Roosevelt-112 |
Wed |
Feb 3 |
7:00 to 8:30 PM |
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Life Collages/Vision Board |
1 Day $22+ |
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The subconscious “talks” to us through pictures. Using right-brain techniques, participants will learn to design goals and projects through magazine images. A great method for solving problems or finding your life’s path. Material fee $2, payable to instructor at class. Students should bring 2 magazines to tear up. Instr: Vaske |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Jan 19 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Right Brain Goalsetting |
1 Day $22 |
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Procrastinate? Always late on projects? Don’t know where to start? Learn how to set long- and short-term goals easily and painlessly. Develop a better understanding of how and why we avoid projects, guided by professional artist Barb Vaske. Learn how artists stay creative, active, and on time! |
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A176201 |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Jan 26 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Strengthening Your Concentration and Focus |
3 Wks $46 |
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Concentration is one of the most important mental skills in life. For success in school, on the job, or in any area you want to manage your life better, concentration is necessary. Each week you will receive written lessons, practical experiences, and exercises to build your ability to concentrate. Learn how to have greater focus, clarity and peace of mind in 3 weeks! Taught by Mari Hamersley with the School of Metaphysics. |
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P224201 |
Roosevelt-214 |
Thu |
Feb 11 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Women & Men Who Love Too Much |
1 Day $22 |
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NEW! Learn why we choose the people we love and how our personal history influences our choices. We’ll also discuss why our emotions can over-ride our intellect and common-sense and how to start making smart choices in choosing partners. Led by Deborah Vanko LMHC, a relationship therapist with 18 years experience helping individuals and couples heal and grow. |
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P146201 |
Roosevelt-112 |
Wed |
Mar 3 |
7:00 to 8:30 PM |
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A New Year, a New Look at Getting Financially Fit |
1 Day $19 |
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NEW! Get motivated to take a close look at your finances and start getting control of your money. Margaret VanGinkel, from ISU Extension will share tools to help you develop a “spending plan”, organize records, set financial goals, prioritize wants and needs, and start paying down debt. You’ll think about the “financial baggage” that you’re carrying around and start designing your financial fitness program. Bring a list of expenses, your income, and debts to make this a personalized working experience. |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-113 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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ABC’s of Investing |
2 Wks $25 |
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Want to learn about investing? This class will provide an in-depth look at the many different types of investments available to and suitable for individual investors who are working or retired. Discuss basic investment and portfolio building techniques, with emphasis on stocks, bonds, mutual funds and annuities. No promotion of specific products or companies. Instr: Pearson |
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F040201 |
Roosevelt-210 |
Wed |
Feb 24 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Empowering Women with Their Finances |
2 Wks $25 |
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Afraid of making mistakes with your money? Do you wish you were more comfortable with money decisions and financial topics? We’ll help you prepare for whatever the future might bring. Learn more about establishing and protecting your own credit, choosing appropriate investments, planning your retirement and other relevant topics. Class is open to all, taught by a female financial planner with 30 years experience, and relevant for anyone who wants to become more empowered in today’s financial world. Instr: Merkley |
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F063201 |
Roosevelt-115 |
Tue |
Jan 19 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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A Lasting Legacy: “You Can’t Take It With You” |
1 Day $15 |
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NEW! Even everyday folks need an estate plan. A well-crafted estate plan saves your family undue grief and cost by ensuring your assets are distributed as you wanted. Whether your assets are worth thousands or hundreds of thousands, it’s important to protect everything you worked so hard to earn. Learn how to avoid unnecessary expenses and fees, how to reduce or eliminate taxes and how to maximize the transfer of your real estate, investments and personal belongings to your loved ones and/or charitable organizations. Taught by a financial planner and an attorney with over 30+ years of experience. Instr: Merkley |
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F024201 |
Roosevelt-115 |
Thu |
Feb 11 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Long Term Care: Time to Look Ahead |
1 Day $15 |
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NEW! Feeling confused? You can choose between 10 Medicare Supplement insurance plans. Selecting a Long-Term Care insurance policy is even more complicated and complex because of the number of policies and features. Understand the options available and develop your own long-term care action plan. We’ll also discuss benefits of the new State of Iowa Partnership Program. Facilitated by financial planner Rick Davis CFP ®. No promotion of specific products or companies. |
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F087201 |
Roosevelt-210 |
Tue |
Feb 2 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Selling a Home in Today’s Real Estate Market |
1 Day $15 |
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Learn what it takes to attract buyers through creative marketing including: cost effective improvements & home staging, setting the right price, the art of negotiating and how to use your equity to plan a successful move. An outline of seller responsibilities and costs will be discussed. Taught by a Licensed Professional. No promotion of specific products or companies. Instr: Schafer |
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F073201 |
Roosevelt-115 |
Mon |
Feb 8 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Your First Home: The Keys to Ownership |
2 Wks $20 |
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Learn how it works: financing, buyer programs including the $8,000 first-time buyer credit, creating a personalized home search, making an offer & competitive negotiating, home inspections and the road to taking ownership. You will also have the chance to check your credit score for obtaining a mortgage pre-approval. Taught by Licensed Professionals. No promotion of specific products or companies Instr: Schafer |
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F090201 |
Roosevelt-115 |
Mon |
Feb 15 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Attention students of Food & Nutrition classes:
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All Those Greens! |
1 Day $19+ |
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Come join us as we take a look at the marvelous varieties of green teas. You’ll learn purchasing, storing, and serving techniques. Then we’ll prepare and taste a few. Enjoy this whole new world of taste and good health with green tea! $5 supply fee paid to instructor at class. Registration deadline Friday, January 29. Instr: Peterson |
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Cancelled |
Merrill-135 |
Mon |
Feb 1 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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3 Wks $35+ |
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Want to make beautifully decorated cakes and cookies? Learn the basic techniques for decorating birthday, holiday and special occasion cakes including: borders, flowers, other details and writing styles. We will also cover how to work with fondant, and tips for decorating cookies. Supply cost of $10-$20; supply list will be sent after registration. Will also be told at first class about plain cakes and cookies to bring for 2nd and 3rd week. Bring dish towels and dish cloth, and bottled water for drinking. Registration deadline is Mon., Jan. 25. Ages: Adult, and 12+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Wilson |
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Class Full |
Merrill-135 |
Wed |
Jan 27 |
6:00 to 8:30 PM |
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Casseroles Like Mom Used to Make |
1 Day $20+ |
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NEW! Only better! Learn to prepare fast and easy casseroles to make ahead or when you get home so you can spend time with your family. You will make and enjoy several delicious new casseroles or updated classics including: Broccoli and Ham, Greek Pasta, and Meat Pie. Bring chef’s knife, paring knife, vegetable peeler, dish towel, dish cloth, containers for leftovers and bottled water to drink. Food costs of $12 payable to instructor. Registration deadline Tue., Feb. 2. Instr: Rivera |
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N265201 |
Goodrell-1074 |
Thu |
Feb 4 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Gourmet Cheese Appetizers |
1 Day $20+ |
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NEW! Appetizers! Come and learn some simple recipes featuring an assortment of gourmet cheeses to use at your next party. You’ll make and taste ricotta fritters, bacon-wrapped dates stuffed with goat cheese and others made with gorgonzola, asiago and Maytag blue, to name a few! They are all easy to make, full of flavor and sure to be a hit! Bring chef’s knife, paring knife, vegetable peeler, pastry brush, dish towel, dish cloth, leftover container and bottled water to drink. Food costs of $18 payable to instructor. Registration deadline Friday, March 5. Instr: Lehman |
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Cancelled Hoover-104 Tue Mar 9 6:00 to 9:00 PM
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Italian Cooking with a New Twist |
2 Wks $28+ |
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NEW! Everyone likes Italian food! Learn and prepare two “fancier” dinners that aren’t the usual Southern Italian fare. Each week the dinner will also uniquely incorporate one ingredient throughout the three courses. Week one you will prepare a goat cheese stuffed tortellini, a bacon wrapped shrimp and a dessert, all using honey. Week two will feature a citrus salad, risotto with ricotta cheese and a biscotti, all featuring citrus. Food costs of $25 payable to instructor at first class. Bring chef’s knife, paring knife, vegetable peeler, dish towel, dish cloth, leftover container and bottled water to drink. Registration deadline Friday, February 5. Instr: Lehman |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Feb 9 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Low Cost Meals on the Fly |
1 Day $20+ |
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NEW! Who knew meals could be so easy to prepare? And less expensive?? And quicker than packing up the family to eat out??? Class participants will make several dishes that can easily be adapted for those picky eaters. Chicken Tetrazzini, Winter Fruit Salad and Shepherd’s Pie among other delicious recipes, will be prepared. Bring chef’s knife, paring knife, vegetable peeler, dish towel, dish cloth, containers for leftovers and bottled water to drink. Food costs of $12 payable to instructor. Registration deadline is Tuesday, February 23. Instr: Rivera |
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N249201 |
Goodrell-1074 |
Thu |
Feb 25 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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1 Day $35+ |
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Learn to create a painted chocolate “canvas” and chocolate “lace,” items that make wonderful personalized gifts or elegant dessert toppers. Class uses white and dark chocolates, metallic surface decorations, reverse painting techniques. Fun for all ages (ages 12+ with adult assistance). $15 supply fee payable to instructor at class. Note: Class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Paul |
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A416201 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Jan 30 |
9:00 to 11:30 AM |
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Soups to Warm Your Soul III |
1 Day $20+ |
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NEW! Discover
new soup recipes that busy cooks can make ahead and/or freeze. Soup is the
perfect winter food – hearty, quick, easy and inexpensive! The class will
prepare and taste several soups – Pasta & Chickpea Soup, Asian Beef
Noodle Soup and Luscious Baked Potato Soup are just a few of the delicious
offerings for this year’s class. (You need not have attended either of the
previous classes.) Bring Dutch oven or small soup pot, chef’s knife, paring
knife, vegetable peeler, dish towel, dish cloth, containers for leftovers and
bottled water to drink. Food costs of $12 payable to instructor. Registration
deadline is |
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N158201 |
Goodrell-1074 |
Thu |
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6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Hypnosis for Personal Growth |
5 Wks $95 |
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Scientific studies have shown that the average human being only utilizes approximately 5% of their full potential. Do you wonder what you could accomplish if you could tap into the other 95%? Using the nearly unlimited power of the mind, this workshop will teach you the tools necessary to maximize your personal potential and make positive changes in your mental, physical, emotional and spiritual life. Come prepared to learn some fascinating information about one of the most important subjects there is, YOU! Taught by Debi McKenzie, a Certified Hypnotherapist and family counselor. |
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E198201 |
Roosevelt-112 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Introduction to Mindfulness and Meditation |
3 Wks $37 |
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Learn mindfulness practices that can be applied in everyday life situations (especially stressful ones), and be introduced to a simple meditation practice that, when cultivated, can support fulfilling personal growth. Both meditation and mindfulness will be practiced in class. Will also cover principles of meditation shared in all major traditions and highlight meditation’s benefits. Good for beginners and total beginners. Extra week will allow more depth and practice. Taught by a retired clinical PM psychologist with 40 years experience studying meditation. Instr: Day |
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E136201 |
Roosevelt-212 |
Wed |
Feb 10 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy |
1 Day $29 |
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Bioidentical natural hormone replacement is available to women who cannot tolerate or choose not to use conventional, commercially-prepared hormone replacement therapy. Sue Horton, compounding pharmacist, and Carolyn Walker, MSN/Family Nurse Practitioner, will address human physiology, the benefits of over-the-counter and prescribed plant based products, and how to work with your health care professional to determine your hormone levels and specific needs. |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-East Cafe |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 9:00 PM |
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Reiki, Level I |
4 Wks $90 |
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Reiki is a form of energy healing, using a simple hands-on healing technique. Reiki treats the whole person including body, emotions, mind and spirit creating many beneficial effects that include relaxation and feelings of peace, security and well being. Learn and demonstrate Reiki hand positions for healing of self and others. Taught by Kathleen McLean, a Reiki/Karuna Master with over 20 years experience in the complementary medicine field. |
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E025201 |
Roosevelt-208 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Reiki, Level II |
4 Wks $90 |
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Reiki I required. The class is a combination of lecture, discussion and experience. You will be attuned to: the Power, the Mental/Emotional, and the Distant Healing symbols. We will build on the Reiki hand positions, scanning and beaming. Practice time includes giving and receiving Reiki treatments. Instructor is a Master/Reiki with 20 years experience in the Healing Arts. Instr: McLean |
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E026201 |
Roosevelt-208 |
Wed |
Feb 10 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Stretching for Everybody |
3 Wks $28 |
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Having problems with sore feet, pain in wrists and arms, tightness in neck and upper body? Learn easy, specific stretches that you can do daily to improve or maintain your quality of movement. You’ll learn how the body moves to understand its needs and stretches for upper and lower body. There will be time to practice and discuss problem areas each week. Illustrated stretching book available from teacher for $20. Bring a mat, a non-stretchable 7-8 ft. rope and wear comfortable clothes. Taught by Nancy Plagman, RN and massage therapist. |
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E220201 |
Northwest Community Center |
Mon |
Feb 8 |
6:30 to 8:00 PM |
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Cold Season Vegetable Gardening |
1 Day $19 |
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NEW! Learn the science and techniques of cold weather gardening to make the fullest use of your space and time. We’ll cover both the concepts and tools so you can start your vegetable growing earlier in the spring, extend the harvest later into the fall, and even overwinter some plants for a real early start. Information is useful for the home gardener and also the market gardener who wants product to sell when others have no supply. Instr: Goldman |
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Class Full |
Hoover-119 |
Tue |
Jan 26 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Catch-Up Chair Caning |
1-4 Wks $15+/night |
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A refresher course for students who have completed the “Chair Caning/Hand Caning” class. This course is for past students who need help getting started again or want to work with a group. Supply fees will vary, depending upon particular chair needs. Please call instructor Bill Brubaker (986-5236) to discuss your project so necessary materials are available the first night of class. Students are welcome to register for any 1 (or more) of the 4 classes. Registration deadline is 1 week prior to class. Instr: Brubaker |
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Y045201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Chair Caning/Hand Caning |
4 Wks $52+ |
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Discover the lost art of seat-weaving as you restore your own cane chair. That chair you’ve relegated to the attic or basement will once again find prominence in your home. You will learn the 7-step process of hand caning, including binding and knot tying. The chair must have holes drilled in the frame around the perimeter of the seat. Depending upon the size of the chair, some additional work at home may be required. Supply fee $17.50, payable to instructor at first class. Please call instructor Bill Brubaker (986-5236) to discuss your project so necessary materials are available the first night of class. Chairs also are available for purchase from instructor for approx. $20-$30. Registration deadline is 1/7. |
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Y040201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Press Caning |
1 Day $20+ |
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In this class, participants will complete a project of their own, using pre-woven cane webbing and spline. In order to finish during the class time, the old cane must be removed prior to coming to class. Complete instruction and a demonstration will be given during the first hour. Supply fee $14, payable to instructor at class. Please call instructor Bill Brubaker (986-5236) to discuss your project so necessary materials are available the first night of class. Registration deadline is Feb. 11. |
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Y041201 |
Hoover-146/Art |
Thu |
Feb 18 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Valentine’s Day Fresh Flower Arrangement |
1 Day $19 |
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NEW! Feeling the winter blues? Learn new and basic floral designing techniques while you create your masterpiece with bright, colorful flowers in a cube vase, ready for the holiday. No floral experience is necessary! Class will be taught in a step-by-step process and also allow you to go at your own pace. Pre-registration is required, no walk-ins. Please bring a sharp pair of pruners. Supply fee of $12.00 payable to instructor. Registration deadline Feb. 8. Taught by designer and florist, Danielle Prevette. |
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H073201 |
Meredith-56 |
Thu |
Feb 11 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Selling a Home in Today’s Real Estate Market |
1 Day $15 |
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Learn what it takes to attract buyers through creative marketing including: cost effective improvements & home staging, setting the right price, the art of negotiating and how to use your equity to plan a successful move. An outline of seller responsibilities and costs will be discussed. Taught by a Licensed Professional. No promotion of specific products or companies. Instr: Schafer |
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F073201 |
Roosevelt-115 |
Mon |
Feb 8 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Your First Home: The Keys to Ownership |
2 Wks $20 |
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Learn how it works: financing, buyer programs including the $8,000 first-time buyer credit, creating a personalized home search, making an offer & competitive negotiating, home inspections and the road to taking ownership. You will also have the chance to check your credit score for obtaining a mortgage pre-approval. Taught by Licensed Professionals. No promotion of specific products or companies Instr: Schafer |
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F090201 |
Roosevelt-115 |
Mon |
Feb 15 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Basics of Writing Speculative Fiction |
6 Wks $45 |
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Science fiction and fantasy readers are some of the most loyal fans of any genre. Learn about the subgenres, the major story types, world building, and traditional story elements of character, plot, and conflict. Discussions will cover language, style, believability, workshops, publishing, and more. There will be exercises and information about the business of writing. Taught by published author Ransom Noble |
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J153201 |
Hoover-111 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 8:30 PM |
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Creative Problem-Solving Through Journaling |
1 Day $22 |
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Use your journal to solve problems, explore your dreams, and think outside the box. Try some proven writing exercises and learn to use journaling as an easy and effective way to expand your creative thinking processes. Instr: Vaske |
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Cancelled Hoover-104 Tue Jan 12 7:00 to 9:00 PM
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Journaling for Creative Writing |
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1 Day $22 |
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NEW! Use Right Brain methods to transform everyday experiences into special moments to share with others. Learn some new approaches to creating stories and find new ways to get inspiration. Instr: Vaske |
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J046201 |
Hoover-104 |
Tue |
Feb 2 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Writing for the Fun of It |
5 Wks $45 |
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A class for writers who need a jump-start. Invite your creative spirit, but leave your inner critic at home. At each session, we will do at least one writing exercise. Participants may choose whether or not to share their writing with the group. If the group wants to bring in other writing for critique and feedback, we can allow time. Instr: Soetmelk |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-110 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Arabic, Beginning |
8 Wks $55 |
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Introduction to the basics of one of the fastest growing languages in the world today. Learn everyday vocabulary, how to build sentences, and common phrases for travel/ business use, developing a base for further study. Examine Arabic/Islamic cultural differences for appropriate verbal and non-verbal. Enjoy learning with English language instructor and native Arabic speaker, Iraqian Imad al Qaisi. |
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L095201 |
Roosevelt-217 |
Sat |
Jan 16 |
12 N to 2:00 PM |
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Arabic, Part II |
8 Wks $55 |
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NEW! Continue your learning of Arabic. Learn more about parts of speech, numbers and building vocabulary. Emphasis will continue on conversation and developing a base for further study. Emphasis will also continue on Arabic/Islamic cultural differences for appropriate verbal and non-verbal communication. Instr: Qaisi |
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L097201 |
Roosevelt-217 |
Sat |
Jan 16 |
9:00 to 11:00 AM |
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French, Beginning |
8 Wks $55+ |
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Discover how much fun learning French can be! Learn basic expressions, everyday vocabulary and explore many common cultural situations that will help build confidence for your trip to French-speaking countries. Learn and practice the structure of the language and the phonetic method of its pronunciations and spellings. Purchase textbook at local bookstore: “Learn French the Fast and Fun Way, 3rd Edition”, by Elizabeth Bourquin Leete; less than $20. Instr: Boatwright |
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L022201 |
Roosevelt-211 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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French, Intermediate |
8 Wks $55+ |
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NEW! Take your French skills to another level as you develop/reinforce your confidence in understanding, and effectively using, French. Learn more speaking, reading and writing skills whether you want to improve your French for personal or vocational reasons. Fun activities include a movie viewing. Appropriate for anyone who has completed Continuing II or the equivalent of one year of high school French. Purchase textbook at local bookstore: “Learn French the Fast and Fun Way, 3rd Edition” by Elizabeth Bourquin Leete; less than $20. Instr: Boatwright |
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L024201 |
Roosevelt-211 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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German, Beginning |
8 Wks $55 |
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An introduction to the basics of the German language with emphasis on vocabulary, grammar and conversation. Learn and practice phrases for everyday conversational needs and building a base for further German study. Instr: Ayres |
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L031201 |
Roosevelt-217 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Latin, Continuing I |
8 Wks $55+ |
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NEW! Continue the study of Latin vocabulary, grammar, English derivatives, and Roman culture. Also read and discuss excerpts from an English translation of Virgil’s Aeneid. Texts: Wheelock’s Latin (Revised 6th Edition 2005), and Virgil’s Aeneid, translated by Robert Fagles (Penguin). Both available from Amazon or local bookstores. Instr: Kisner |
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L029201 |
Roosevelt-213 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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8 Wks $55 |
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Learn the basic vocabulary and grammar of American Sign Language, the language of individuals who are deaf. This course is for beginners and an ASL dictionary will be available at class for optional purchase. Ages 14-Adult. Instr: Kayser |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-216 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Spanish, Beginning |
8 Wks $55+ |
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An introduction to Spanish with emphasis on comprehension backed up with the understanding of basic rules of the language. $5 book fee to be paid to instructor at first class. Book-compatible CD is also available for purchase from instructor for $5. Instr: 201-Morales; 202-Daza; 203-Harrington |
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L081201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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L081202 |
Hoover-109 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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L081203 |
Roosevelt-215 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Spanish, Beginning Cont. I |
8 Wks $55 |
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A continuation of Beginning Spanish course with emphasis on conversation and verbal use. Major focus on present tense. No class Jan. 18. Instr: McPherson |
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Cancelled |
Roosevelt-213 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Spanish, Beginning Cont. II |
8 Wks $55 |
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A continuation of the Spanish, Beginning Continuing I class with more emphasis on vocabulary and conversation. Major focus on past tense. No class Jan. 18. Instr: Daza |
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L087201 |
Hoover-109 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Spanish, Intermediate |
8 Wks $55+ |
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NEW! This class will study reflexive verbs, the future, conditional and perfect tenses. Students will be expected to speak Spanish in class. It is recommended for students who have already studied the past tenses of Spanish. Purchase textbook at local bookstore: McGraw-Hill’s “The Ultimate Spanish Review and Practice” before class for $20. This book will be used for other intermediate classes. Instr: Foster |
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L091201 |
Roosevelt-113 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Conversational Spanish for Medical Staff (and others) |
8 Wks $55+ |
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Strengthen your conversational skills with practice and focus on pronunciation! Class objective is to develop skills and knowledge to improve communication with Spanish-speaking individuals. You will learn terminology and phrases including parts of the human body, useful greetings, and understanding of some idiosyncrasies of the Latino culture. Basic understanding of Spanish is helpful. Purchase text and CD package: “On Target: Spanish for Health Care Providers,” by Frank Nuessel, approximately $10 at local bookstores (call ahead to order). Instr: de Catalan |
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Cancelled |
Brody-116A |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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5 Wks $50 |
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Learn to play the fiddle! No experience necessary. Taught by Dave Losure of ‘Flying Pig Fiddle and Banjo’ and ‘The Talking Fiddleheads’, full-time fiddle and banjo instructor and performing artist for over ten years. Bring a playable violin to the first class. Limited number of rental violins available. For further information, to reserve a rental violin, or for inspection or repair of a violin, call the instructor toll free at 877-347-3537. No class 1/18 or 2/15. Ages 12-Adult. Instr: Losure |
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M030201 |
Monroe Elementary-Cafe |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
8:00 to 9:30 PM |
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1 Day $35+ |
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NEW! Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar, but can’t find the time? In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Bring your acoustic guitar. Material fee of $29 to be paid to instructor at the class. Ages 13-Adult. Instr: Buntenbach |
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M026201 |
Roosevelt-Library |
Sat |
Feb 20 |
10:00 AM to 12:30 PM |
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6 Wks $50 |
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Learn basic chords, strumming, and finger picking patterns. Students must bring a guitar to class. Ages 12-Adult. Instr: Seaberg |
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M020201 |
Hoover-Library |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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6 Wks $50 |
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This class will expand on things learned in our beginning class. It will go into more depth on chords and chord structure. Learn to play more and different style of music. You will be learning scales and how they fit into all types of playing. Basic knowledge of playing and basic chords is required for this class. Bring your own guitar. No class Jan. 18. Ages 12-Adult. Instr: McCaulley |
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M019201 |
Roosevelt-106 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Learning To Appreciate Classical Music |
6 Wks $40+ |
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Join us as we journey through time and unlock the mysteries of music. This class will take a closer look at a wide variety of classical-style music and you will learn how to listen like a pro and have fun doing it. $5 supply fee payable to instructor at first class. Instr: Beane |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-117 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:00 PM |
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Songwriting |
4 Wks $40 |
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Have you ever wanted to express your thoughts & feelings in song, but aren’t sure how to start? Are you an active songwriter seeking to improve your material and get inspiration and feedback from others? This course is for you. The mechanics of songwriting, meaningful lyrics, chord structures and hooks will be covered as well as the basics of recording & releasing your material. Instr: Krieg |
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M105201 |
Roosevelt-102 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Vocal Music Workshop |
1 Day $25 |
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Do you love to sing and have always wanted voice lessons? Come learn vocal music fundamentals in a group setting. The workshop will focus on proper breathing technique, posture, tone production, placement and much more. We’ll have fun exploring our voices and learning a basic song. Instr: Petsche |
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M035201 |
Hoover-170 |
Mon |
Feb 1 |
7:00 to 8:30 PM |
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Digital Photo Processing - Crop Shop |
1 Day $75 |
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NEW! Learn to process your digital photos in any digital software package by developing (no pun intended) an understanding of the tools and simple foolproof techniques used to successfully process your digital photos and correct common problems. Some advanced techniques also will be covered. Please note: class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Gaps |
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V237201 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Mar 6 |
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM |
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Digital Photo Safari |
1 Day $75 |
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Students will actively participate in an on-location digital photography experience covering photography disciplines and use of software. The morning will provide an opportunity to exercise photography skills at an outdoor location (most likely the Bridges of Madison County). The images created will be used in the afternoon to demonstrate use of computer photography software. Students should dress for outdoor activity. Please note: afternoon portion of class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Gaps |
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V235201 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Jan 23 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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V235202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Feb 27 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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Digital Scrapbooking |
1 Day $20 |
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Learn how to capture memories with your PC instead of papers and pens. In this class, you’ll learn the basics of digital scrapbooking. Paper and photo cutting/editing, using embellishments, coloring, layering, and templating are just a few of the endless possibilities available with the touch of a button! Bring a CD with 1-3 digital images on it and you’ll use software to create a digital project of your own. Instr: Terry |
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Class Full |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Feb 24 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Digital Studio Photo Safari |
1 Day $75 |
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Indoor photography using the digital camera with an emphasis on individual and group portraiture. Students will be taught about using existing and inexpensive portable lighting kits to make portraits in a variety of situations, regardless of the type of camera equipment used. Learn about the use of environment and portable backgrounds, including instruction in natural and artificial light conditions. Students will photograph subjects in portrait situations and also will have a segment in the workshop learning how to process and retouch photos using Adobe software products. Note: class is held in an upstairs location. Instr: Gaps |
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Class Full |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Feb 6 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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V236202 |
Madhaus Gallery, Winterset |
Sat |
Mar 13 |
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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Fast and Easy Scrapbooking & Photography Tips |
1 Day $20 |
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Do you have boxes of pictures sitting around, just aching to be put into a scrapbook but little time to get it done? Get tips on how to get a lot of pages done in a short amount of time by focusing on keeping things simple, yet showcasing your photographs. Use scrapbooking tools to create a set of page elements to use on a page and also receive a host of photography tips to take wonderful pictures with any type of camera. Instr: Terry |
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V241201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Feb 10 |
5:30 to 8:00 PM |
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Intro to Photoshop |
6 Wks $75 |
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Learn the fundamentals of digital photo editing with Adobe Photoshop. Combine parts of different images into a new image. Restore old photographs. Correct off-color images and much more. Students MUST be familiar with computers; class not designed for beginning computer users. Course covers “Adobe Photoshop 6.0,” not most recent version (Photoshop 10.0). Instr: Lea |
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Class Full |
Hoover-174 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Saving Your Family Photos |
3 Wks $35+ |
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Learn how to properly identify, preserve, and share your neglected family photos for future generations. Using hands-on activities and lots of examples, learn how to identify and care for a variety of images dating from the dawn of photography to the digital age. Resource and information sheets will be provided. $10 materials fee payable to instructor at first class. Lindsey MacAllister has worked with museum and archival collections in Illinois, Iowa, and New York. She received an MA in Historical Administration from Eastern Illinois University. |
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V155201 |
Roosevelt-114 |
Tue |
Jan 26 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Scrapbooking 101 |
1 Day $20 |
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Learn how to organize your photos and display them in an eye-pleasing manner for everyone to enjoy! You’ll learn about the chemicals that destroy pictures and the kinds of products you should and should not use to keep your pictures looking beautiful for a lifetime. You’ll be given all of the supplies you need to complete your first page. In addition, you’ll receive a free photo organizer as well as a hand-out to take home. Bring 4-5 photos pertaining to the same subject and prepare to have a great time! Supplies will be available for your use and to purchase. Instr: Terry |
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V240201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Wed |
Jan 27 |
5:30 to 8:00 PM |
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Take Pictures Like A Professional |
4 Wks $45 |
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Learn about f-stops, lighting, lenses, and tips that will give your picture-taking a professional touch. This class will be for Digital SLR cameras. No class 1/18. Instr: Sandven |
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Class Full |
Hoover-228 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Crocheting, Beginning |
8 Wks $39+ |
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Learn single, double, half-double, treble, and more. Class for the real beginner. More experienced crocheters will work with instructor on individualized basis. Bring G, H or I hook and a skein of pale yarn. Materials extra. No class Jan. 18. Instr: Anderson |
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Class Full |
Roosevelt-114 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Knitting, Beginning |
8 Wks $45+ |
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Learn the very basics of knitting, including correcting common mistakes. Lefties are welcome! Purchase class materials from instructor at first class: $25.00. Materials include: instruction book, 2 pairs of straight needles, 2 circular needles, row counter, gauge and ruler, crochet hook, point protectors, yarn needles, markers, stitch holders, yarn for in-class work and projects. Projects: Dish cloth, coasters, hat, mitten. Instr: 201-Sprole; 202-Acton |
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Class Full |
Roosevelt-111 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Class Full |
Brody-Library |
Thu |
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6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Knitting, Intermediate Techniques |
8 Wks $45+ |
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NEW! Move beyond the basics and take your knitting to the next level! Learn new cast-ons and bind-offs, new ways to pick and throw, shaping, cables and twists, choosing yarn, fixing major mistakes and fun afterthoughts. Patterns to apply skills provided. Must be comfortable knitting, purling and have basic knitting supplies. Required materials: 200 yds. of plain worsted weight yarn (for practice), #8 circular needles, calculator, cable needle, scissors, darning needle. Instr: Acton |
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Cancelled |
Brody-Library |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Knitting Project: Entrelac Pouch and Garterlac Dishcloth |
4 Wks $30+ |
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NEW! Learn the basic steps of creating entrelac, including knitting backwards. BASIC KNOWLEDGE OF KNITTING REQUIRED. Materials for pouch: 60-70 yards of 2 colors of light worsted weight yarn (any fiber), size 6 needles, yarn needle (size 13), scissors. Materials for dishcloth: one 2.5 oz. ball of cotton yarn, size 7 needles, crochet hook (size F or G). Instr: Sprole |
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W116201 |
Roosevelt-111 |
Mon |
Feb 15 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Knitting Project: Toe-Up Socks, Two at a Time |
4 Wks $30+ |
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NEW! Avoid the second sock syndrome and learn to knit two socks at a time. Skills covered: cast-ons for toe-up, short row heels, various bind-offs. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH CIRCULAR KNITTING. Required materials: 100 grams of sock yarn for adult socks or 50 grams for child’s; 32” to 40” circular needle* (size 2) or 2 circular needles (size 2), any length; yarn needle (size 16); scissors. Wind and divide yarn into 2 equal balls or skeins before class. *Can purchase 40” from instructor for $5.00. No class Jan. 18. Instr: Sprole |
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Class Full |
Roosevelt-111 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Quilting, Beginning & Continuing |
7 Wks $49+ |
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Learn to make a beautiful new quilt using this fast method of quick pieced quilting. Students receive a pattern for a simple quilt using rotary cutter and mat. Sewing experience is required and access to home machine is strongly suggested. Students must provide own sewing tools and materials. List will be sent after registration to be ready for first class. Instr: Nalevanko |
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W020201 |
Hoyt-127 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Sewing Workshop, Beginning |
8 Wks $42+ |
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Do you want to be able to say: “I didn’t realize how easy it was to make, or no one in the world has one exactly like this.”? Come as a beginner to learn sewing terms, fabric types, how to interpret patterns and easy ways to sew zippers, set-in sleeves, and much, much more. For most success, will need to work at home and bring own portable sewing machine. Required sewing tools and materials will be discussed at first class. No class Jan. 18. Instr: Voyce |
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W030201 |
Hoyt-127 |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Sewing Workshop, Interm. |
6 Wks $34+ |
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Do you want to try a more challenging sewing project but would like some help along the way? Our intermediate workshop is for you. Bring your project and receive tips and support on more advanced techniques to successfully complete it! Bring required sewing tools and portable machine to first class. Instr: Voyce |
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Cancelled |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Spin Your Own Yarn |
4 Wks $38+ |
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Up for something new that is centuries old? Learn basic spinning! You’ll use drop and supported hand spindles and spend time on a spinning wheel. You’ll learn how to card and blend colors, how to spin single and plied yarn and explore the properties of the spinning fibers. You’ll also get to experiment making your own spun yarn into novelty yarn, ready for a project. Basic materials cost (includes drop spindle, skein winder and fiber) of $20 payable to instructor at first class. Please register by Fri.., Jan. 8 so materials can be ordered. Instr: Bender |
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W115201 |
Merrill-135 |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Toothbrush (Nalbinding) Rug Making, Beginning |
4 Wks $28+ |
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Learn a new skill from the past requiring no sewing talent that you can use to make wonderful items for your home or to use as gifts. You will use strips of fabric, no thread and a wood needle. There is no counting just something to relax and do. Cost of needle is $5.50, payable to the instructor. Information about fabric costs for two projects (approx. $20) and optional book will be shared at first class. Instr: Shirley |
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Class Full |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Tue |
Feb 2 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Adult Driver Education |
6 Hours $215 |
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Students must be at least 18 years old and have a valid Iowa instruction permit. Students will receive 6 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction from a certified driver’s education instructor. This course will prepare students to take the driving test for the Iowa Department of Transportation. Evening hours of instruction only. For more information or to register, call John Nelson at 242-8525. Date, Time, and Location arranged on an individual basis. Instr: Elliott/Johnson/Eppwright |
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I040201 |
Dates and Times TBA |
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1 Day $20+ |
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Tired of lotions whose ingredients you can’t pronounce? Frustrated with how they burn when you apply them to dry skin? Ever wanted to learn how to make your own? This is the class for you. You will discover how easy it is to make your own all-natural lotion by blending together a pre-made oil base (created by the instructor) with additional ingredients needed to create your lotion. Take home (4) 8oz bottles of lotion to give as a gift or enjoy for yourself. Younger people are encouraged to attend with an adult who can provide assistance. All supplies provided; supply cost of $18, payable to instructor at class. Ages: Adult, and 10+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Roby |
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A107201 |
Hoover-104 |
Thu |
Jan 28 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Are You Ready for a Weather Emergency? |
2 Wks $25 |
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NEW! Being prepared means having the knowledge and supplies ready to successfully meet challenges your family may encounter. Challenges in Iowa are mostly weather related be it flood, winter ice storm, or tornado. Is your family really prepared to do without electricity, food or clean water for a week or longer? This class will provide you with the knowledge to plan your family’s preparation strategy so you can thrive in the midst of a challenge. Instr: Steddom/Kopf |
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Cancelled |
Hoover-105 |
Tue |
Jan 19 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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1 Day $20+ |
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Customize your own lotion, body/linen spray & bath salt using all-natural pre-made bases & adding the necessary ingredients, fragrance & color of your choice. Learn about cosmetic fragrances, colorants & other additives you can use in these products. Discover packaging options to add that personal touch. Students will take home several bottles of finished product to use or give away as gifts. All supplies provided; supply cost of $15, payable to instructor at class. Ages: Adult, and 8+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Roby |
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A106201 |
Hoover-104 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Basic Soap Making |
3 Wks $25+ |
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Learn to make soap using the cold process method. Make several bars of soap with vegetable oils, scented with essential oils and colored in various ways. Learn how to prepare molds, labels and calculate ingredient quantities. Safety will be emphasized. Take home several bars to enjoy with your family. Estimated supply cost $5 per student, payable at first class. Instr: Strom |
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A008201 |
Pleasant Hill City Library |
Tue |
Jan 26 |
6:00 to 8:00 PM |
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1 Day $20+ |
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Go beyond just mixing fragrance with Epsom salts! Discover the variety of salts you can use and the beneficial results they provide. Learn about additives & packaging options to add that personal touch. We will create a fizzing salt & salt scrub that make great gifts or can be used yourself for a spa-like experience! All supplies provided; supply cost of $12, payable to instructor at class. Ages: Adult, and 8+ with accompanying adult. Instr: Roby |
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A108201 |
Hoover-104 |
Thu |
Feb 18 |
6:30 to 8:30 PM |
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Genealogy: Climbing Your Family Tree |
6 Wks $40 |
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The Internet is a great source for genealogy research. Students will be given web-site addresses to do research on their own. They will learn procedures for courthouse and library research. Find out where to obtain pertinent information and learn how to interview relatives. Instr: Foresman |
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I090201 |
Hoover-105 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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3 Wks $35 |
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Make it a family act! This ancient art mesmerizes tots, teens and adults alike. As you learn the 3-ball cascade and bounce juggling, you’ll stretch out, get great exercise, and feel the stress melt away. And you’ll have the chance to learn your favorite circus antics, too: pass balls and clubs, spin plates, twirl flower sticks, use the Diablo, and more. Bring the kids, your mate to experience the joy of juggling with you, and three juggle balls each, available at book and toy stores. COST IS PER STUDENT. Ages 10-Adult. Instr: Neff |
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I420201 |
Hoover-109 |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:30 to 8:00 PM |
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The UFO Enigma |
3 Wks $40 |
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The Iowa UFO experience is extensive and ongoing. Learn more about UFO experiences in Iowa and around the world. This class is taught by an experienced investigator and researcher. There will be loads of information given and opportunity for questions and answers. Instr: Trout |
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I222201 |
Hoover-109 |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
7:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Travel Smart, Safe, and Save Money |
2 Wks $24 |
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Learn how to work with travel agents, airlines, hotels, car rentals, tour operators, etc. to your advantage. Take home many valuable “know before you go and while you’re there” travel tips for domestic and international travel. We will cover safety tips, travel insurance, luggage and packing, cruising, money saving ideas and information on value priced vacations. Instructor Joan Ellis has been in the travel business for over 30 years. |
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I015201 |
Hoover-101 |
Mon |
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6:30 to 9:00 PM |
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4 Wks $35/$40* |
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Want to try the martial arts, but unsure about paying membership fees for an extended program? This class, a fun inexpensive alternative, teaches beginning techniques needed to advance to the next level. Families are welcome! Fee is $40 for adults and $35 for children 8-17. *Section 203 meets Monday and Tuesday the first week ONLY because of a school scheduling conflict. Ages 8-Adult. Instr: Baker |
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G030201 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Jan 12 |
6:00 to 6:45 PM |
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G030202 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Feb 9 |
6:00 to 6:45 PM |
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G030203 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Mar 8 |
6:00 to 6:45 PM |
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4 Wks $35/$40 |
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The final step. Advance in rank by learning forms, sparring techniques and doing basic drills to sharpen your techniques. Class improves stamina, confidence, and discipline while reducing stress. Exercise with a purpose. Families are welcome. *Fee is $40 for adults and $35 for children 8-17. Section 203 meets Monday and Tuesday the first week ONLY because of a school scheduling conflict. Ages 8-Adult. Instr: Baker |
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G035201 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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G035202 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Feb 9 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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G035203 |
Cattell-Gym |
Tue, Thu |
Mar 8 |
7:00 to 8:00 PM |
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Volleyball, Coed Competitive League |
10 Wks $115 |
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Coed competition volleyball league. All different skill levels of play accommodated. *Fee is $115 per team, Teams must supply referee and scorer. No class 3/10 and 3/17. Instr: Cooper |
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G067201 |
Weeks/Goodrell/Harding-Gyms |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 10:00 PM |
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Volleyball, Men’s Competitive League |
10 Wks $115 |
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Competitive mens’ power volleyball league, open to teams only. No class 3/11 and 3/18. Instr: Gasperi |
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G059201 |
McCombs-Gym |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
7:00 to 10:00 PM |
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Volleyball, Women’s Power League |
10 Wks $115 |
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Women’s power volleyball league with teams playing at Goodrell. Teams will do their own refereeing. *Fee is per team. Instr: Cooper |
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G068201 |
Goodrell-Gym |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 10:00 PM |
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6 Wks $29 |
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In this family-oriented class, the instructor spends time with each parent-child pair. Goal is to assist each child in becoming oriented to water and advancing at own pace. A parent must accompany each child in the warm water pool. For children ages 6 months to 5 years old; no exceptions. Children not potty-trained must wear swim diapers. Instr: 201, 202, 203, 204-Kinney; 205, 206-Schiltz |
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Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
6:15 to 7:00 PM |
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Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:00 to 7:45 PM |
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Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:15 to 7:00 PM |
Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Wed |
Jan 13 |
7:00 to 7:45 PM |
Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
6:15 to 7:00 PM |
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Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Thu |
Jan 14 |
7:00 to 7:45 PM |
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6 Wks $35 |
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Class that “bridges the gap” between Infant Swim and Learn to Swim. Designed to help young swimmers (aged 3-7*) make the transition from parent to instructor. Parent accompanies the child in the warm water pool at beginning of session and is gradually eased out by the instructor. Child will learn introductory water safety skills at own pace in a semi-private setting of 6-8 students. *Children not potty trained must wear swim diapers. No classes Jan. 18 or Feb. 15. Instr: Hollingworth |
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Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
6:15 to 7:00 PM |
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Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Mon |
Jan 11 |
7:00 to 7:45 PM |
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8 Wks $30 |
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Completion of this course equips children with basic water safety skills and knowledge in order to make them reasonably safe while in or around the water. Instruction includes front float, back float, kicking, and treading water. Equivalent to Red Cross levels 1 & 2. Pool depth is 42 inches; children must be Kindergartner or older. Space in class may be limited. Pre-register with Community Ed office until Friday, January 8 before 4:30pm, or register at East High Pool on Saturday, January 9, 8:30-10:30am. NO LATE REGISTRATIONS. Instr: Brown |
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Closed |
East-Pool |
Sat |
Jan 16 |
8:00 to 9:00 AM |
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8 Wks $30 |
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Completion of this course increases the aquatic capabilities of children who have completed the Beginning course. Instruction includes swim strokes. Students should be familiar with front and back floats. Equivalent to Red Cross levels 3 & 4. Pool depth is 42 inches; children must be Kindergartner or older. Space in class may be limited. Pre-register with Community Ed office until Friday, January 8 before 4:30pm, or register at East High Pool on Saturday, January 9, 8:30-10:30am. NO LATE REGISTRATIONS. Instr: Brown |
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Closed |
East-Pool |
Sat |
Jan 16 |
9:00 to 10:00 AM |
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8 Wks $30 |
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Completion of this course provides children with the opportunity to learn the elements of good swimming strokes. Child should have been introduced to the strokes and be able to swim laps. Instruction includes perfecting strokes and increasing endurance. Equivalent to Red Cross levels 5 & 6. Pool depth is 42 inches; children must be at least Kindergartner or older. Space in class may be limited. Pre-register with Community Ed office until Friday, January 8 before 4:30pm, or register at East High Pool on Saturday, January 9, 8:30-10:30am. NO LATE REGISTRATIONS. Instr: Brown |
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Closed |
East-Pool |
Sat |
Jan 16 |
10:00 to 11:00 AM |
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8 Wks $30 |
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Opportunity for more skilled swimmers to develop competitive strokes and fitness skills. The student will work on American Red Cross Level 6 skills, combined with some competitive swimming techniques. Pre-register with Community Ed office until Friday, January 8 before 4:30pm, or register at East High Pool on Saturday, January 9, 8:30-10:30am. NO LATE REGISTRATIONS. Instr: Brown |
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Closed |
East-Pool |
Sat |
Jan 16 |
11:00 AM to 12 N |
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9 Wks $70 |
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This class, for elementary, middle, and high school students, will teach all aspects of competitive swimming including improving strokes, conditioning, attending swim meets, learning new strokes, starts and turns. Anyone who can swim the length of a 25 yard swimming pool can attend. Ages 5-9, 5:45-6:30pm; Ages 10 and older, 6:30-7:30pm. Instr: Lowe |
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S072201 |
East-Pool |
M, T, Th |
Jan 4 |
5:45 To 7:30 PM |
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8 Wks $75 |
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This class, for elementary, middle, and high school students, will teach all aspects of competitive swimming including improving strokes, conditioning, attending swim meets, learning new strokes, starts and turns. Anyone who can swim the length of a 25 yard swimming pool can attend. Ages 7+. Instr: Kerman |
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S073201 |
North High School-Pool |
M, W, Th |
Jan 4 |
4:00 to 7:15 PM |
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Adult Swimming Lessons |
6 Wks $45 |
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Semi-private instruction in a warm water pool for the absolute beginner! Learn basic water safety skills, and comfort in and around water. Instructor will spend time with each student individually, working on their needs and goals. Instr: Kinney |
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Class Full |
Ruby Van Meter School-Pool |
Tue |
Jan 12 |
7:45 To 8:30 PM |
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1 Day $55 |
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Prepare now for vacations! Swimmers age ten years and older) interested in expanding their aquatic experiences will find this leisure time activity enjoyable and challenging. The underwater world is a fascinating place which can be explored with minimum effort using mask, fins, and snorkel. Equipment not provided. Mask, fins, and snorkel required. This is a wonderful activity for parents and their children. Meet in Hoover Rm 101 to start the class. Ages 10-Adult. Instr: Leydens |
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S060201 |
Hoover |
Pool & 101 Wed |
Jan 13 |
6:30 to 10:00 PM |
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Open Water SCUBA Diving |
6 Wks $275+ |
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Learn to SCUBA dive in just 6 sessions. Mask, fins and snorkel are required for course. Book available at class for $24. Open water scheduled at divers convenience. Meet in Hoover Rm 101 to start the class. Instr: Leydens |
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S062201 |
Hoover-Pool & 101 |
Jan 13 |
Wed |
6:30 to 10:00 PM |
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Swim Aerobics |
8 Wks $26/$39* |
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Do you want to have fun, limber up and get toned? This water aerobics class is the one for you! Learn water-related exercises with a fun variety of musical accompaniment. You’ll stretch to improve flexibility and work out to strengthen your cardiovascular system. Ability to swim is not required. Pool is between 78-80 degrees, and working out keeps us warmer! Join us for a fun, but serious workout, *one ($26) or two ($39) nights a week. Instr: Zmolek |
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S020201 |
East-Pool |
Mon, Wed |
Jan 11 |
7:30 to 8:30 PM |
Exploring Welding |
8 Wks $240 |
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This course is designed for the hobbyist who desires a short hands-on course in the areas of acetylene, arc, and MIG-TIG welding. Instructor: Young |
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T085201 |
Central Campus-Welding Shop |
Tue, Wed |
Jan 12 |
6:00 to 9:00 PM |
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Low Pressure Boilers |
6 Wks $170 |
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This course covers the areas of gas and oil-fired boilers. Course fee includes 3rd Edition workbook & textbook; textbook contains chapter devoted to boiler licensing preparation. Students should complete Chapter 1 in both books prior to first class meeting. Instr: Grant |
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T060201 |
Central Campus 208 |
Sat |
Jan 16 |
8:00 to 11:00 AM |
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Didn't get into the class you wanted?
The Spring 2010 Class Catalog will be available after February 23rd..
Classes begin the week of January 11, 2010!