This more challenging class is for those who have taken Stretch, Flex & Balance I. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

This term, we will learn the basics of landscape painting, considered by the Chinese to be the highest level of ink-and-color expression. In addition, we’ll work on calligraphy. There are no prerequisites for participants. Please email instructor for supply list: languageresults@yahoo.com Minimum 7. Instructor: Laurel Ponist

In this practical and fun approach to learning a new language, learn how to start little conversations in Italian. Subjects include greetings, clothing, the alphabet, counting, and the days of the week, etc. No purchase of materials is required, but please bring lined paper and a pen. Teacher Giorgio Burigana is an Italian national born in Venice. Maximum 10. Instructor: Giorgio Burigana

Eager to continue your ukulele practice? Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador and founder of the Mighty Uke Day Festival, Ben Hassenger, will teach you a variety of more advanced chords and rhythms that you’ll use to play more challenging songs. Intermediate students are encouraged to purchase their own ukulele. All music will be provided. Maximum 60. Instructor: Ben Hassenger

What’s So Funny is a weekly session to learn about, discuss and enjoy humor. Most weeks will focus on a theme, such as political, elder humor, etc. The goals of these sessions are to learn a little, laugh a lot. Facilitator: Judy Wattenberg

This group reads nonfiction on a wide range of topics, including politics, religion, history and more. Group members choose the readings together and are responsible for obtaining their own copies of the material. Everyone is welcome to this dynamic group!

News junkies welcome! If you enjoy talking about the latest news, sports, politics and the economy, or simply listening in on the discussion, consider joining this lively group. Sessions are moderator-led and some feature guest speakers. Join us!

The Fiction Book Group will discuss All the King’s Men, a “novel by Robert Penn Warren first published in 1946. Its title is drawn from the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty. In 1947, Warren won the Pulitzer Prize for All the King’s Men. It was adapted for a film in 1949 and 2006; the 1949 version won the Academy Award for Best Picture. It is rated as the 36th greatest novel of the 20th century by Modern Library, and it was chosen as one of Time magazine’s 100 best novels since 1923.” This book is a political tale based loosely on the life of Huey P. Long. The session ends with a pot luck and viewing of the movie on October 30. Book is available at Schuler’s Book Store. Facilitator: Jim Coty

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

Join Cheryl Goodman as she leads this course based on the book by Julia Cameron called “It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again.” The book was written with the goal to help reignite one’s creativity at midlife and beyond. Cameron wrote the popular book “The Artist’s Way” 25 years ago and inspired many to unblock their creativity. Maximum 10

Every fall we can’t help but admire the beauty of season. You will work from actual collected leaves, adding in all of the colors and throwing in a sparkle with salt. All supplies included. Maximum 12. Instructor: Carolyn Donahue

Play this social game of numerical strategy—it will stimulate your mind! Chinese and American versions played.

Attention all theatre lovers! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn more about MSU Department of Theatre productions. Join Behind the Scenes at East Lansing Hannah Community Center. Each “Behind the Scenes” event has three sessions: * First class: An open discussion of the play and related historical context will be led by MSU faculty or a community expert. * The play: The Behind the Scenes package includes a ticket to the production at MSU on the day and time of your choosing. * Second class: After the play, attendees will have the opportunity to interact with the faculty and students involved in the production. Classes are scheduled for two hours and are limited to no more than 20 attendees to promote active discussion. Play run: Oct. 11-20, 2019 (see http://theatre.msu.edu/ for more information) The fall play is “Frankenstein,” a new adaptation of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s novel by Quinn Mattfeld, a theatre artist who specializes in Shakespeare as an actor and di

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Have you ever wondered what meditation is and how it works? Have you ever wanted to try it? Kurt Scholler will introduce a variety of techniques and provide plenty of time to practice together and talk about your experiences. The purpose of the class is to introduce you to meditation techniques so you can practice at home or wherever you are. Techniques come from a variety of meditative traditions and are taught in a non-denominational way, using everyday language. There are lots of reasons to participate: maybe you want to re-invent yourself in retirement and be open to new experiences; or maybe you would like to experience more self-love and acceptance as your body ages; or you are fed up with negative thinking and just want a little peace and quiet. Join us! Maximum 20. Facilitator: Kurt Scholler

Through this much-loved participatory class, you’ll shape your memories into stories and get the support of others working on their own memoirs. Have fun while accomplishing something important. Maximum 20. Instructor: Nancy Seubert.

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

It’s never too late to learn to draw! Whether you’d like to draw for relaxation, increase your skill level or blow competitors away in a mean game of Pictionary, this class is for you. You will be taught basic concepts and get lots of practice with instruction from artist Richard Tanner. Supply list will be provided before the start of the class. Maximum 12. Instructor: Richard Tanner

Tai Chi is a series of continuous, connected movements sometimes called a moving meditation. It is relaxing and invigorating at the same time. Tai Chi strengthens muscles, builds bone density, reduces cholesterol, lowers blood pressure and more. It develops balance, focus and control, which will benefit you mentally as well as physically. See Harvard Medical School Guide to Tai Chi by Wayne and Fuerst. Feel free to come in 15 minutes before class to ask questions or warm up.Instructor: Linda Peet

If you love words and language, this classic game will provide hours of fun! All skill levels are welcome!

This more challenging class is for those who have taken Stretch, Flex & Balance I. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

This term, we will learn the basics of landscape painting, considered by the Chinese to be the highest level of ink-and-color expression. In addition, we’ll work on calligraphy. There are no prerequisites for participants. Please email instructor for supply list: languageresults@yahoo.com Minimum 7. Instructor: Laurel Ponist

In this practical and fun approach to learning a new language, learn how to start little conversations in Italian. Subjects include greetings, clothing, the alphabet, counting, and the days of the week, etc. No purchase of materials is required, but please bring lined paper and a pen. Teacher Giorgio Burigana is an Italian national born in Venice. Maximum 10. Instructor: Giorgio Burigana

Slaughterhouse Five, by Kurt Vonnegut

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Eager to continue your ukulele practice? Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador and founder of the Mighty Uke Day Festival, Ben Hassenger, will teach you a variety of more advanced chords and rhythms that you’ll use to play more challenging songs. Intermediate students are encouraged to purchase their own ukulele. All music will be provided. Maximum 60. Instructor: Ben Hassenger

What’s So Funny is a weekly session to learn about, discuss and enjoy humor. Most weeks will focus on a theme, such as political, elder humor, etc. The goals of these sessions are to learn a little, laugh a lot. Facilitator: Judy Wattenberg

This group reads nonfiction on a wide range of topics, including politics, religion, history and more. Group members choose the readings together and are responsible for obtaining their own copies of the material. Everyone is welcome to this dynamic group!

News junkies welcome! If you enjoy talking about the latest news, sports, politics and the economy, or simply listening in on the discussion, consider joining this lively group. Sessions are moderator-led and some feature guest speakers. Join us!

The Fiction Book Group will discuss All the King’s Men, a “novel by Robert Penn Warren first published in 1946. Its title is drawn from the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty. In 1947, Warren won the Pulitzer Prize for All the King’s Men. It was adapted for a film in 1949 and 2006; the 1949 version won the Academy Award for Best Picture. It is rated as the 36th greatest novel of the 20th century by Modern Library, and it was chosen as one of Time magazine’s 100 best novels since 1923.” This book is a political tale based loosely on the life of Huey P. Long. The session ends with a pot luck and viewing of the movie on October 30. Book is available at Schuler’s Book Store. Facilitator: Jim Coty

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

Join Cheryl Goodman as she leads this course based on the book by Julia Cameron called “It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again.” The book was written with the goal to help reignite one’s creativity at midlife and beyond. Cameron wrote the popular book “The Artist’s Way” 25 years ago and inspired many to unblock their creativity. Maximum 10

If you’ve taken Beginning Ukulele class and are ready for the next step, but don’t quite feel ready to move up to the Intermediate level, this Beginners Plus class is for you. Students should feel at ease playing C, F, G7, Am, G, D7 and Em chords along with a few strum variations. Students must provide a music stand. Maximum 30. Instructor: Liz Wright

Every fall we can’t help but admire the beauty of season. You will work from actual collected leaves, adding in all of the colors and throwing in a sparkle with salt. All supplies included. Maximum 12. Instructor: Carolyn Donahue

Play this social game of numerical strategy—it will stimulate your mind! Chinese and American versions played.

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

We are grateful to the LCC nursing students for providing quality foot care to our community. There is a $25 charge for this service. The nursing students will soak your feet, give a relaxing foot massage and cut your toe nails. Three clinics are planned for this fall: Friday, Sept. 20; Friday, Oct. 11; and Friday, Nov. 15. The time is 12:30–2 p.m. (Last appointment is at 2 p.m.) Please call 517- 337-1113 to schedule your appointment.

Have you ever wondered what meditation is and how it works? Have you ever wanted to try it? Kurt Scholler will introduce a variety of techniques and provide plenty of time to practice together and talk about your experiences. The purpose of the class is to introduce you to meditation techniques so you can practice at home or wherever you are. Techniques come from a variety of meditative traditions and are taught in a non-denominational way, using everyday language. There are lots of reasons to participate: maybe you want to re-invent yourself in retirement and be open to new experiences; or maybe you would like to experience more self-love and acceptance as your body ages; or you are fed up with negative thinking and just want a little peace and quiet. Join us! Maximum 20. Facilitator: Kurt Scholler

Through this much-loved participatory class, you’ll shape your memories into stories and get the support of others working on their own memoirs. Have fun while accomplishing something important. Maximum 20. Instructor: Nancy Seubert.

Enjoy gaining strength while also gaining flexibility by performing standard Yoga poses sitting in a chair or standing. Breathing will be an important part of the class as we warm up, work on gentle stretches, challenge our balance and strength and go to deeper stretches. All levels welcome. AFAA Certified Instructor: Amy Convey

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

It’s never too late to learn to draw! Whether you’d like to draw for relaxation, increase your skill level or blow competitors away in a mean game of Pictionary, this class is for you. You will be taught basic concepts and get lots of practice with instruction from artist Richard Tanner. Supply list will be provided before the start of the class. Maximum 12. Instructor: Richard Tanner

It’s important to record and share our stories and experiences before they are lost. Photos, audio recordings, and personal narratives hold the power to transport our descendants through time, taking them far beyond names and dates. This one-hour workshop will provide an introduction to the many traditional and newer ways to preserve and share memories. Participants will have the option during class to fill out a small handout to share with their loved ones. Presenter Ginger Ogilvie, of Keep Family History Services, is a professional genealogist who has found wonderful stories in the many documents and recordings created by her ancestors. Maximum 20. Facilitator: Ginger Ogilvie

Tai Chi is a series of continuous, connected movements sometimes called a moving meditation. It is relaxing and invigorating at the same time. Tai Chi strengthens muscles, builds bone density, reduces cholesterol, lowers blood pressure and more. It develops balance, focus and control, which will benefit you mentally as well as physically. See Harvard Medical School Guide to Tai Chi by Wayne and Fuerst. Feel free to come in 15 minutes before class to ask questions or warm up.Instructor: Linda Peet

If you love words and language, this classic game will provide hours of fun! All skill levels are welcome!

This more challenging class is for those who have taken Stretch, Flex & Balance I. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Speaking casually about death is taboo in many cultures, but death is part of life, and when we talk about it, we help normalize it. Normalizing death helps us better prepare for it. You can’t prepare for something you don’t acknowledge. By having conversations about death, you can help others feel more comfortable about death, too, so it’s not viewed as something morbid, but something absolutely worth talking about. “At a Death Cafe people, often strangers, gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. Our objective is ‘to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives’. A Death Cafe is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counselling session. — From the Death Cafe website (https://deathcafe.com/) Facilitator: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

This term, we will learn the basics of landscape painting, considered by the Chinese to be the highest level of ink-and-color expression. In addition, we’ll work on calligraphy. There are no prerequisites for participants. Please email instructor for supply list: languageresults@yahoo.com Minimum 7. Instructor: Laurel Ponist

In this practical and fun approach to learning a new language, learn how to start little conversations in Italian. Subjects include greetings, clothing, the alphabet, counting, and the days of the week, etc. No purchase of materials is required, but please bring lined paper and a pen. Teacher Giorgio Burigana is an Italian national born in Venice. Maximum 10. Instructor: Giorgio Burigana

Slaughterhouse Five, by Kurt Vonnegut

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Eager to continue your ukulele practice? Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador and founder of the Mighty Uke Day Festival, Ben Hassenger, will teach you a variety of more advanced chords and rhythms that you’ll use to play more challenging songs. Intermediate students are encouraged to purchase their own ukulele. All music will be provided. Maximum 60. Instructor: Ben Hassenger

What’s So Funny is a weekly session to learn about, discuss and enjoy humor. Most weeks will focus on a theme, such as political, elder humor, etc. The goals of these sessions are to learn a little, laugh a lot. Facilitator: Judy Wattenberg

This group reads nonfiction on a wide range of topics, including politics, religion, history and more. Group members choose the readings together and are responsible for obtaining their own copies of the material. Everyone is welcome to this dynamic group!

Once a month for 3 hours, the Prime Time art studio will be set up as a volunteer workspace to create materials for the local nonprofit, Helping Women Period, a group that distributes bladder control products and disposable menstrual products to homeless women and girls in the Greater Lansing area. Feel free to come for all or part of the time. Sewers and non-sewers alike are welcome to help construct small bags later filled with products to be distributed to more than 100 local charities. Some sewing machines will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. And what a wonderful way to use your extra fabric, buttons and ribbon! Menstrual and bladder control supplies are always welcome, too. Feel free to bring food to sustain you as you do your good work. So far, this Prime Time volunteer group has made 371 bags. See www.helpingwomenperiod.org for more information. You can make a difference!

News junkies welcome! If you enjoy talking about the latest news, sports, politics and the economy, or simply listening in on the discussion, consider joining this lively group. Sessions are moderator-led and some feature guest speakers. Join us!

The Fiction Book Group will discuss All the King’s Men, a “novel by Robert Penn Warren first published in 1946. Its title is drawn from the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty. In 1947, Warren won the Pulitzer Prize for All the King’s Men. It was adapted for a film in 1949 and 2006; the 1949 version won the Academy Award for Best Picture. It is rated as the 36th greatest novel of the 20th century by Modern Library, and it was chosen as one of Time magazine’s 100 best novels since 1923.” This book is a political tale based loosely on the life of Huey P. Long. The session ends with a pot luck and viewing of the movie on October 30. Book is available at Schuler’s Book Store. Facilitator: Jim Coty

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Prime Time is now offering chair massages! Healing touch is a powerful wellness tool, and we encourage you to take advantage of these on-site opportunities once a month. Massages will be set up on the quarter hour between 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. Pay the massage therapist at the appointment. Cash is best because of the short turnaround with the appointments, but credit is also accepted. Please call to sign up or try your luck with a drop-in appointment.

Have you ever wondered what meditation is and how it works? Have you ever wanted to try it? Kurt Scholler will introduce a variety of techniques and provide plenty of time to practice together and talk about your experiences. The purpose of the class is to introduce you to meditation techniques so you can practice at home or wherever you are. Techniques come from a variety of meditative traditions and are taught in a non-denominational way, using everyday language. There are lots of reasons to participate: maybe you want to re-invent yourself in retirement and be open to new experiences; or maybe you would like to experience more self-love and acceptance as your body ages; or you are fed up with negative thinking and just want a little peace and quiet. Join us! Maximum 20. Facilitator: Kurt Scholler

Through this much-loved participatory class, you’ll shape your memories into stories and get the support of others working on their own memoirs. Have fun while accomplishing something important. Maximum 20. Instructor: Nancy Seubert.

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

It’s never too late to learn to draw! Whether you’d like to draw for relaxation, increase your skill level or blow competitors away in a mean game of Pictionary, this class is for you. You will be taught basic concepts and get lots of practice with instruction from artist Richard Tanner. Supply list will be provided before the start of the class. Maximum 12. Instructor: Richard Tanner

Tai Chi is a series of continuous, connected movements sometimes called a moving meditation. It is relaxing and invigorating at the same time. Tai Chi strengthens muscles, builds bone density, reduces cholesterol, lowers blood pressure and more. It develops balance, focus and control, which will benefit you mentally as well as physically. See Harvard Medical School Guide to Tai Chi by Wayne and Fuerst. Feel free to come in 15 minutes before class to ask questions or warm up.Instructor: Linda Peet

If you love words and language, this classic game will provide hours of fun! All skill levels are welcome!

This more challenging class is for those who have taken Stretch, Flex & Balance I. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

Slaughterhouse Five, by Kurt Vonnegut

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Eager to continue your ukulele practice? Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador and founder of the Mighty Uke Day Festival, Ben Hassenger, will teach you a variety of more advanced chords and rhythms that you’ll use to play more challenging songs. Intermediate students are encouraged to purchase their own ukulele. All music will be provided. Maximum 60. Instructor: Ben Hassenger

What’s So Funny is a weekly session to learn about, discuss and enjoy humor. Most weeks will focus on a theme, such as political, elder humor, etc. The goals of these sessions are to learn a little, laugh a lot. Facilitator: Judy Wattenberg

This group reads nonfiction on a wide range of topics, including politics, religion, history and more. Group members choose the readings together and are responsible for obtaining their own copies of the material. Everyone is welcome to this dynamic group!

News junkies welcome! If you enjoy talking about the latest news, sports, politics and the economy, or simply listening in on the discussion, consider joining this lively group. Sessions are moderator-led and some feature guest speakers. Join us!

The Fiction Book Group will discuss All the King’s Men, a “novel by Robert Penn Warren first published in 1946. Its title is drawn from the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty. In 1947, Warren won the Pulitzer Prize for All the King’s Men. It was adapted for a film in 1949 and 2006; the 1949 version won the Academy Award for Best Picture. It is rated as the 36th greatest novel of the 20th century by Modern Library, and it was chosen as one of Time magazine’s 100 best novels since 1923.” This book is a political tale based loosely on the life of Huey P. Long. The session ends with a pot luck and viewing of the movie on October 30. Book is available at Schuler’s Book Store. Facilitator: Jim Coty

A super cute beaded leather wrap bracelet to make for yourself or as a gift. You’ll learn about the materials and techniques to create a bracelet in class. All materials are provided with a variety of colors choices for 2-3 wraps. Maximum 10. Instructor: Donna Graves

The India Seniors group gathers for conversations, information sharing and cheer.

From chip-carving to creating one-of-a-kind figurines and relief images, instructor Fred Erbisch will keep you challenged and entertained while crafting heirloom items to keep or give as gifts. Fall sessions will include the following: Session 1: Santas to Give as Gifts; and Session 2: Flock of Birds. All skill levels welcome and all tools and materials will be provided. You’ll be amazed at what you can create! Instructor: Fred Erbisch

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

Join Cheryl Goodman as she leads this course based on the book by Julia Cameron called “It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again.” The book was written with the goal to help reignite one’s creativity at midlife and beyond. Cameron wrote the popular book “The Artist’s Way” 25 years ago and inspired many to unblock their creativity. Maximum 10

If you’ve taken Beginning Ukulele class and are ready for the next step, but don’t quite feel ready to move up to the Intermediate level, this Beginners Plus class is for you. Students should feel at ease playing C, F, G7, Am, G, D7 and Em chords along with a few strum variations. Students must provide a music stand. Maximum 30. Instructor: Liz Wright

Maybe this is the next step to a trip to Italy! The continuing program will be set around more specific subjects including 1) At the restaurant/bar 2) Traveling: taxi, train, plane 3) Shopping 4) Being out and about. No purchase of materials is required, but please bring lined paper and a pen. Teacher Giorgio Burigana is an Italian national born in Venice. Maximum 10. Instructor: Giorgio Burigana

Play this social game of numerical strategy—it will stimulate your mind! Chinese and American versions played.

Attention all theatre lovers! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn more about MSU Department of Theatre productions. Join Behind the Scenes at East Lansing Hannah Community Center. Each “Behind the Scenes” event has three sessions: * First class: An open discussion of the play and related historical context will be led by MSU faculty or a community expert. * The play: The Behind the Scenes package includes a ticket to the production at MSU on the day and time of your choosing. * Second class: After the play, attendees will have the opportunity to interact with the faculty and students involved in the production. Classes are scheduled for two hours and are limited to no more than 20 attendees to promote active discussion. Play run: Oct. 11-20, 2019 (see http://theatre.msu.edu/ for more information) The fall play is “Frankenstein,” a new adaptation of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s novel by Quinn Mattfeld, a theatre artist who specializes in Shakespeare as an actor and di

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Have you ever wondered what meditation is and how it works? Have you ever wanted to try it? Kurt Scholler will introduce a variety of techniques and provide plenty of time to practice together and talk about your experiences. The purpose of the class is to introduce you to meditation techniques so you can practice at home or wherever you are. Techniques come from a variety of meditative traditions and are taught in a non-denominational way, using everyday language. There are lots of reasons to participate: maybe you want to re-invent yourself in retirement and be open to new experiences; or maybe you would like to experience more self-love and acceptance as your body ages; or you are fed up with negative thinking and just want a little peace and quiet. Join us! Maximum 20. Facilitator: Kurt Scholler

Through this much-loved participatory class, you’ll shape your memories into stories and get the support of others working on their own memoirs. Have fun while accomplishing something important. Maximum 20. Instructor: Nancy Seubert.

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

It’s never too late to learn to draw! Whether you’d like to draw for relaxation, increase your skill level or blow competitors away in a mean game of Pictionary, this class is for you. You will be taught basic concepts and get lots of practice with instruction from artist Richard Tanner. Supply list will be provided before the start of the class. Maximum 12. Instructor: Richard Tanner

Solo luncheons are on the last Monday of the month, unless that is a holiday. They are held at Coral Gables in East Lansing and start at 1 p.m. It is helpful if you call the Prime Time office if you plan to attend so we can be sure to reserve enough table space. If you forget to call, please still come. We can always make room.

Tai Chi is a series of continuous, connected movements sometimes called a moving meditation. It is relaxing and invigorating at the same time. Tai Chi strengthens muscles, builds bone density, reduces cholesterol, lowers blood pressure and more. It develops balance, focus and control, which will benefit you mentally as well as physically. See Harvard Medical School Guide to Tai Chi by Wayne and Fuerst. Feel free to come in 15 minutes before class to ask questions or warm up.Instructor: Linda Peet

If you love words and language, this classic game will provide hours of fun! All skill levels are welcome!

This more challenging class is for those who have taken Stretch, Flex & Balance I. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Slaughterhouse Five, by Kurt Vonnegut

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Eager to continue your ukulele practice? Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador and founder of the Mighty Uke Day Festival, Ben Hassenger, will teach you a variety of more advanced chords and rhythms that you’ll use to play more challenging songs. Intermediate students are encouraged to purchase their own ukulele. All music will be provided. Maximum 60. Instructor: Ben Hassenger

What’s So Funny is a weekly session to learn about, discuss and enjoy humor. Most weeks will focus on a theme, such as political, elder humor, etc. The goals of these sessions are to learn a little, laugh a lot. Facilitator: Judy Wattenberg

This group reads nonfiction on a wide range of topics, including politics, religion, history and more. Group members choose the readings together and are responsible for obtaining their own copies of the material. Everyone is welcome to this dynamic group!

News junkies welcome! If you enjoy talking about the latest news, sports, politics and the economy, or simply listening in on the discussion, consider joining this lively group. Sessions are moderator-led and some feature guest speakers. Join us!

From chip-carving to creating one-of-a-kind figurines and relief images, instructor Fred Erbisch will keep you challenged and entertained while crafting heirloom items to keep or give as gifts. Fall sessions will include the following: Session 1: Santas to Give as Gifts; and Session 2: Flock of Birds. All skill levels welcome and all tools and materials will be provided. You’ll be amazed at what you can create! Instructor: Fred Erbisch

Fun for all fitness levels, whether you want to strengthen your muscles, recuperate from an injury or move in a fun, friendly environment. Exercising in the water will help your flexibility, agility, balance and core. You’ll have a great workout, and you don’t even have to get your face or hair wet! No need to sign up ahead of time. Water Art Certified Instructors: Amy Convey, Carolyn Haines & Amy Satterla

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and wiffle ball. We are a slower paced, noncompetitive, recreational alternative. Our emphasis is working on skills and having fun — not winning. Come join us and try it out.

Join Cheryl Goodman as she leads this course based on the book by Julia Cameron called “It’s Never Too Late to Begin Again.” The book was written with the goal to help reignite one’s creativity at midlife and beyond. Cameron wrote the popular book “The Artist’s Way” 25 years ago and inspired many to unblock their creativity. Maximum 10

If you’ve taken Beginning Ukulele class and are ready for the next step, but don’t quite feel ready to move up to the Intermediate level, this Beginners Plus class is for you. Students should feel at ease playing C, F, G7, Am, G, D7 and Em chords along with a few strum variations. Students must provide a music stand. Maximum 30. Instructor: Liz Wright

Maybe this is the next step to a trip to Italy! The continuing program will be set around more specific subjects including 1) At the restaurant/bar 2) Traveling: taxi, train, plane 3) Shopping 4) Being out and about. No purchase of materials is required, but please bring lined paper and a pen. Teacher Giorgio Burigana is an Italian national born in Venice. Maximum 10. Instructor: Giorgio Burigana

Play this social game of numerical strategy—it will stimulate your mind! Chinese and American versions played.