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    2-Left Feet Dance Workshop

    Convinced that you have 2-left feet and that dancing is not meant for you? Or someone you know? But still…it would be helpful to know a few steps. This workshop is easy and only one session. Geared to beginners and guided by a dance champion. You’ll have basic patterns plus a couple of turns by the end of the night. More than enough to provide a full night of dancing. Couples only please so when enrolling, please remember your $39 fee is for the couple.
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    Adult Bicycle Repair and Bike Maintenance

    This class will build from basic to more advanced bicycle repair. Many of your bike issues can be solved in this class! Major focus will be on identification of bicycle parts, trailside repair, shifting adjustments, brake adjustments, chain maintenance, how to repair/replace a tube (flat tire), and how to "safety" check your bike. If time allows you will also learn basic wheel tuning, replacing a chain, how to replace brake and shifting cables. Please try to bring a bike. This class will provide you with a tune up!
  • Advanced Home Electrical Repair II

    Continue your learning by attending this hands-on class. You will install single pole and 3-way switches, outlets and light fixtures to energize a light bulb and test the circuit. You will compare different light bulbs and proper selection of LED light bulbs. Discuss installation of different light fixtures and ceiling fans. Please bring your wire stripper, straight and Phillips screwdriver, and a long-nose pliers if you have them. The instructor recommends enrolling for both I & II at the same time. Must take Basic Home Electrical Repair I before attending Advanced Home Electrical Repair II class.
  • Barn Quilt Painting

    Grab your friends and family and gather to create a beautiful barn quilt pattern on a 14" x 14” reclaimed wood pallet. You will be guided step-by-step through in-person and written instructions. You're welcome to choose your own colors to make it your own. The barn wood is locally sourced by craftsman and farmer, Josh Reinitz of East Henderson Farm, each pallet has a unique quality. The wood is truly reclaimed, meaning each pallet will be completely individual and will have flaws, such as nail holes and small dings. The wood has been carefully selected, pre-sanded and assembled. Click Barn Quilts to view examples of the options listed below. Design options include: Pinwheel (beginner friendly) Flag (beginner friendly) Faded Star (beginner friendly) Friendship Star (beginner friendly) Marigold (painting experience preferred) Hidden Cross (painting experience preferred) Blue Cross (painting experience preferred)
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    Basic Home Electrical Repair I

    In this introductory class, review the home electrical system, different types and gauge of wire, application and safety. Proper techniques discussed for stripping wire, attaching to outlets, switches and light fixtures, as well as test equipment. Bring straight and Phillips screwdrivers, long nose pliers and wire stripping pliers to class if you have them. This class is two separate sessions. The instructor recommends enrolling for both I & II at the same time. Must take Basic Home Electrical Repair I before attending Advanced Home Electrical Repair II class.
  • Peeturh Jackson (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)

    Basic Home Plumbing Repair

    Gain confidence by learning to repair minor plumbing problems or replace fixtures yourself. We will discuss the plumbing system and review different types of plastic and metal pipe. You will take apart different types of faucets, replace pop-up drain assembly, and discuss the internal working parts of a toilet.
  • Best Practices Connecting with Diverse Neighbors

    Everyone wants to live in a neighborhood that is safe, welcoming, and inclusive; where they feel connected, understood, and celebrated. If that doesn’t sound like your current neighborhood, no worries, you are not alone. Did you know that anyone with the dream, a good heart, the will, and some support, can help to create a more desirable place for all? Yes, indeed! Whether you are looking to befriend your next door neighbor, get to know a couple of neighbors, or organize the block, you can do it with the right tools. Learn about what makes a great neighborhood, the benefits of a diverse neighborhood, participate in engaging in-class activities, have fun, and complete a practical one-page plan unique to your needs. Your plan will be your roadmap to success with details such as goals, tasks, scope, deadlines, and desired results. Sign up now with a friend and start your journey to create a better place to live and grow.
  • Better Balance, Fewer Falls

    Focus on whole-body health that simultaneously improves balance and stability. Develop techniques to regain balance and prevent falls that can be easily added into everyday life without taking time away from a busy schedule.
  • Beyond the Bobbin - Construction Fundamentals

    Do you have a basic understanding of your sewing machine and would like to advance your skills? Join us for this fun, informative class where you'll come away with a good understanding of sewing terms, learn how to make button holes and attach zippers, insert elastic, and practice gathering and hemming. Bring supplies listed online. $10 supply fee payable to the instructor at the first class.
  • Geneviève Beaulieu (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)

    Beyond the Bobbin - Pattern Fundamentals

    If you know how to use a sewing machine but are lost when it comes to reading and following a sewing pattern, this class is for you. Learn how to understand envelope information as well as the ins and outs of pattern piece layout and cutting. From start to finish, Sandra will guide you through a step-by-step process that will demystify pattern directions. Leave class with a good start on a sewing project. Bring a beginner pattern and the following supplies: Week 1: Simple beginner sewing pattern; fabric scissors or rotary cutter and mat. Week 2-3: Simple beginner sewing pattern; fabric scissors or rotary cutter and mat, fabric and notions (discussed Week 1), sewing machine (manual, if you have it), thread, seam ripper, pins, measure tape or ruler.
  • Birch Tree Resist Paintings

    Learn how to paint the perfect woodland scene featuring birch trees and accompanying leaves using a few simple techniques and materials. You will be guided step-by step through the painting process and be introduced to new art terms and techniques as you create your piece.
  • Bob Ross Painting Class with Julie - Fisherman's Trail

    Join Julie, a certified Bob Ross instructor, as she guides you step-by-step through the process of creating your Fisherman's Trail painting. She will explain how to prep your canvas, load your brushes, and the brush strokes needed to complete each step. Then, take time to work on your painting as Julie comes around to assist you and answer your questions.l This is a "wet-on-wet" painting technique that anyone 12 and up can take if you are willing to step outside of your creative comfort zone. No experience necessary. Class fee includes all supplies. Yes, you CAN paint like Bob Ross!
  • Bob Ross Painting Class with Julie - Pink Sunrise

    Join Julie, a certified Bob Ross instructor, as she guides you step-by-step through the process of creating your Pink Sunrise painting. She will explain how to prep your canvas, load your brushes, and the brush strokes needed to complete each step. Then, take time to work on your painting as Julie comes around to assist you and answer your questions.l This is a "wet-on-wet" painting technique that anyone 12 and up can take if you are willing to step outside of your creative comfort zone. No experience necessary. Class fee includes all supplies. Yes, you CAN paint like Bob Ross!
  • Bob Ross Painting Class with Julie - Purple Splendor

    Join Julie, a certified Bob Ross instructor, as she guides you step-by-step through the process of creating your Purple Splendor painting. She will explain how to prep your canvas, load your brushes, and the brush strokes needed to complete each step. Then, take time to work on your painting as Julie comes around to assist you and answer your questions.l This is a "wet-on-wet" painting technique that anyone 12 and up can take if you are willing to step outside of your creative comfort zone. No experience necessary. Class fee includes all supplies. Yes, you CAN paint like Bob Ross!
  • Bob Ross Painting Class with Julie - Whales at Play

    Join Julie, a certified Bob Ross instructor, as she guides you step-by-step through the process of creating your Whales at Play painting. She will explain how to prep your canvas, load your brushes, and the brush strokes needed to complete each step. Then, take time to work on your painting as Julie comes around to assist you and answer your questions.l This is a "wet-on-wet" painting technique that anyone 12 and up can take if you are willing to step outside of your creative comfort zone. No experience necessary. Class fee includes all supplies. Yes, you CAN paint like Bob Ross!
  • Jaroon Ittiwannapong (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)

    Body & Brain Yoga/Tai Chi

    Body & Brain classes are designed to unify movements, breathing, and awareness called mindfulness. This is what makes yoga different from regular stretching. Rather than focusing on a set of yoga poses that demands physical strength, classes incorporate a wide variety of exercises that develop physical, energetic and spiritual bodies. What to expect during the class: meridian (energy pathway) stretching - helps to open blockages and let energy flow more easily, special breathing postures (relaxation, circulation, energy accumulation in lower abdomen area called DahnJon, energy meditation (feeling the energy using palms). One of the advantages of this yoga is that it is easy and simple enough for everyone to learn. Regular practice can offer you the following benefits: increase flexibility and balance, improve respiration, energy level, ab vitality, improve bone density and muscle tone, help maintain a balanced metabolism, promote cardio and circulatory health, help manage pain in the body, help you relax and handle stressful situations more easily, encourage positive thoughts and self-acceptance. And overall - have more joy and happiness in everyday life. Please bring a yoga mat.
  • Cascading Plant Hanger

    Kick off the summer by creating a simple, yet eye-catching plant hanger that displays three natural or artificial plants. Hang it on a porch or shed or enjoy it in your home office or sunroom. A variety of subtle, colorful and whimsical canvas fabrics will be available for you to choose from. Basic sewing skills recommended. $25 supply fee paid to instructor at class. Please bring the following supplies with you: Sewing machine, all-purpose thread, fabric scissors or rotary cutter and mat, ruler, seam ripper, universal sewing machine needle size 14 or 16 and pins.
  • Chalk Pastel Sunflower

    Chalk Pastels are extremely pigmented, blendable, and can be used to create paint-like effects without the use of water. Learn the many possibilities of this medium as you follow step-by-step instructions to create your own beautiful sunflower drawing.
  • Chicken Marsala vs. Chicken Limone (Participation Class)

    Begins with bruschetta topped with fresh mozzarella cheese, skinned roma tomatoes and sweet roasted bell pepper sprinkled with fresh basil and drizzled with olive oil. You’ll prepare “Chicken Marsala” with fresh sauteed mushrooms in a sweet Marsala butter sauce. You’ll see how that measures up against “Chicken Limone” topped with a chardonnay, lemon, butter sauce with capers. Both entrees are paired with "Spaghetti Aglio Olio", tender garden vegetables tossed with olive oil, garlic, and Romano cheese. You'll finish with "Diplomatico", a divine combination of rum and espresso soaked pound cake, rich chocolate mousse and fresh whipped cream.
  • Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breasts Recipe (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)

    Chicken and More Chicken

    Some classic, quick and spectacular dishes for company that are both healthy and delicious. You'll work with whole chicken, chicken parts and versatile skinless-boneless chicken breasts. You'll use skillets and an oven to prepare and enjoy chicken: cordon blue, marsala with sage, Philippine-style adobo, strips with spicy honey dipping sauce, white wine and mushroom sauce, crab-stuffed breasts, crispy parmesan strips, Italian lemon, lemon kebabs, pineapple-raspberry nibbles, raspberry lime and roasted mushrooms and apples. Three of the recipes make great appetizers and the entrees will quickly become your favorites for family and friends. Course Fee includes $17 Food Supply Fee.
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    Country Dance Workshop

    Put on your boot-scootin' boots for some country western dances: country waltz and country two-step. By the end of the night you will be comfortable on the dance floor to kick up your heels at your next wedding, on a night out or at your next ho-down. Bring a friend and let your hair down for an evening of fun and a little bonus exercise. Wear shoes without rubber soles.
  • Crash Cake Course

    Are you wanting to save money on cakes that actually look good and taste good as well? Nancy will show you many super simple ideas for making the most beautiful cakes. You will go home with easy, yet stunning cakes each week. No experience is necessary as this is a "beginner on up" class. You will be surprised at what you can do with just a cake and some yummy frosting and trims. Supply fee of $16.00 payable to instructor at class.
  • Czech Kolaches

    Kolaches are one of Czechoslovakia’s national pastries and immigrants brought their passion and recipes for Kolaches to the Midwest as early as the 1860’s. Using slightly sweet and egg-rich yeast dough, Kolaches are traditionally baked with fillings made from apricots or prunes, cottage cheese or poppy seeds. You can shape them into small rounds, square “tied packages,” or filled turnovers. You will make variations in class and taste samples then take home an assortment to share with family, friends, or to freeze. You will also receive many recipes, tips and techniques to master these marvelous Old World delicacies. Better than a bakery! Course Fee includes $15.00 food supply fee.
  • DIY for Females: Kitchen Cabinet Painting & Trim Enameling

    Anything But Ordinary would like to present another DIY for Females course, Kitchen Cabinet Painting and Trim Enameling. Are you one of the many people who have recently bought a new home that needs some renovating? Just getting around to updating your current home? Want to join the millions of homeowners who are painting all of the wood in their homes to brighten and liven up the space? Don't have the budget or are convinced you can do it yourself, but just need a little guidance and instruction so you can enamel with confidence and take out the risk of making the situation messy? Well, look no further! I have kept myself busy enameling hundreds of kitchens and trim work throughout hundreds of homes. "De-Oaking" is a trend that won't be going away anytime soon and can really make your existing space so much brighter. Allow me to guide you through this step-by-step process from cleaning and prepping the wood to priming and enameling. Save yourself thousands of dollars and learn how to give yourself a professionally painted looking kitchen and living space! Please wear clothing that you can get dirty and full of paint. Closed toe shoes preferred. A $50 supply fee is included in your class fee.