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 & Fran Loose

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. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

March 3 • Swing Shift Maisie, 1943, 87 min. March 10 • RIFIFI, 1955, French, 90 min. March 17 • Lucky Jordan, 1943, 90 min. March 24 • The Blue Dahlia, 1946, 110 min. March 31 • Party Girl, 1958, 99 min. April 7 • Izzy and Moe, 1985, 90 min. Facilitator: John Larson

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

Drop-in cost: $2 (M), $3 (NM) 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 join this dynamic group! The next four books are “The Ungrateful Refugee,” by Dina Nayeri; “Hidden Figures,” by Margot Lee Shetterly; “Successful Aging,” by Daniel J. Levitin; and “Songs of America,” by Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw. Facilitator: Lisa Thelen

Keep up with local, national and world-wide news, including the economy, sports, politics and the arts. Your views are important. All points of view are considered. Bring us your own topics. * We are a “learning center”! * Our discussions are lively and courteous. * We bring a variety of backgrounds and perspectives to the group. * Your viewpoints are welcome. Join us!

Join line dancing for fun, exercise, and staying involved in a social activity. No partner needed. No experience needed. Instructor: Yvonne Curtis-Major

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 & Fran Loose

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

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. This would also be appropriate for any Intermediate Ukulele class students who feel a bit over their heads at that level. Maximum 20. Instructor: Liz Wright

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 & Fran Loose

The tech labs will meet each Friday afternoon from 1–3 p.m. in the computer lab. Please call ahead to let the office know you are planning to attend. Three MSU student groups, Spartans Rebuilding Michigan, Spartan Ambassadors and Phi Sigma Theta, are helping this year, along with Llewellyn Drong, who covers the lab during university breaks.

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 & Fran Loose

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. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

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 counseling session.” — From the Death Cafe website. Facilitator: Julie Dillon

March 3 • Swing Shift Maisie, 1943, 87 min. March 10 • RIFIFI, 1955, French, 90 min. March 17 • Lucky Jordan, 1943, 90 min. March 24 • The Blue Dahlia, 1946, 110 min. March 31 • Party Girl, 1958, 99 min. April 7 • Izzy and Moe, 1985, 90 min. Facilitator: John Larson

You’ve been working hard on your ukulele skills all year long for your big chance on the stage! Get ready to perform at the Mighty Uke Day festival the weekend of May 9 in Old Town Lansing. We’ll take a handful of our favorite songs and work on arranging them with dynamics, strum patterns, alternate chords, and more. The crowd will go wild! All music will be provided. Maximum 45. 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

Drop-in cost: $2 (M), $3 (NM) 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 join this dynamic group! The next four books are “The Ungrateful Refugee,” by Dina Nayeri; “Hidden Figures,” by Margot Lee Shetterly; “Successful Aging,” by Daniel J. Levitin; and “Songs of America,” by Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw. Facilitator: Lisa Thelen

Keep up with local, national and world-wide news, including the economy, sports, politics and the arts. Your views are important. All points of view are considered. Bring us your own topics. * We are a “learning center”! * Our discussions are lively and courteous. * We bring a variety of backgrounds and perspectives to the group. * Your viewpoints are welcome. Join us!

Join this lively group as they read and discuss “Olive Kitteridge” by Elizabeth Strout, a Pulitzer Prize winning novel. “In a voice more powerful and compassionate than ever before, New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Strout binds together thirteen rich, luminous narratives into a book with the heft of a novel, through the presence of one larger-than-life, unforgettable character: Olive Kitteridge.”

Join line dancing for fun, exercise, and staying involved in a social activity. No partner needed. No experience needed. Instructor: Yvonne Curtis-Major

If you have an interest in what the world may be like in years to come, wish to share your point of view, and/or sharpen your perspective, please join in on this ongoing discussion group. The willingness to listen and consider new ideas and add to the discussion will make this a dynamic group. Topics for future meetings will depend on what the group decides. All are welcome. Maximum 12.

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 & Fran Loose

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

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. This would also be appropriate for any Intermediate Ukulele class students who feel a bit over their heads at that level. Maximum 20. Instructor: Liz Wright

Drawing from photos, we will capture the regal beauty of the cattleyas with a free flowing background. $5 supply fee to instructor. 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 & Fran Loose

The tech labs will meet each Friday afternoon from 1–3 p.m. in the computer lab. Please call ahead to let the office know you are planning to attend. Three MSU student groups, Spartans Rebuilding Michigan, Spartan Ambassadors and Phi Sigma Theta, are helping this year, along with Llewellyn Drong, who covers the lab during university breaks.

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 & Fran Loose

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. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

March 3 • Swing Shift Maisie, 1943, 87 min. March 10 • RIFIFI, 1955, French, 90 min. March 17 • Lucky Jordan, 1943, 90 min. March 24 • The Blue Dahlia, 1946, 110 min. March 31 • Party Girl, 1958, 99 min. April 7 • Izzy and Moe, 1985, 90 min. Facilitator: John Larson

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

Drop-in cost: $2 (M), $3 (NM) 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 join this dynamic group! The next four books are “The Ungrateful Refugee,” by Dina Nayeri; “Hidden Figures,” by Margot Lee Shetterly; “Successful Aging,” by Daniel J. Levitin; and “Songs of America,” by Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw. Facilitator: Lisa Thelen

Sewers and non-sewers alike are welcome to help construct small bags later filled with feminine products to be distributed at over 100 local charities. Some sewing machines will be provided, but feel free to bring your own.

Keep up with local, national and world-wide news, including the economy, sports, politics and the arts. Your views are important. All points of view are considered. Bring us your own topics. * We are a “learning center”! * Our discussions are lively and courteous. * We bring a variety of backgrounds and perspectives to the group. * Your viewpoints are welcome. Join us!

Join this lively group as they read and discuss “Olive Kitteridge” by Elizabeth Strout, a Pulitzer Prize winning novel. “In a voice more powerful and compassionate than ever before, New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Strout binds together thirteen rich, luminous narratives into a book with the heft of a novel, through the presence of one larger-than-life, unforgettable character: Olive Kitteridge.”

Join line dancing for fun, exercise, and staying involved in a social activity. No partner needed. No experience needed. Instructor: Yvonne Curtis-Major

If you have an interest in what the world may be like in years to come, wish to share your point of view, and/or sharpen your perspective, please join in on this ongoing discussion group. The willingness to listen and consider new ideas and add to the discussion will make this a dynamic group. Topics for future meetings will depend on what the group decides. All are welcome. Maximum 12.

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 & Fran Loose

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

Drawing from photos, we will capture the regal beauty of the cattleyas with a free flowing background. $5 supply fee to instructor. 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 & Fran Loose

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: Friday, Feb. 21; Friday, March 20; and Friday, April 17. The time is 12–2:30 p.m. (Last appointment is at 2:30 p.m.) Please call 517- 337-1113 to schedule your appointment.

The tech labs will meet each Friday afternoon from 1–3 p.m. in the computer lab. Please call ahead to let the office know you are planning to attend. Three MSU student groups, Spartans Rebuilding Michigan, Spartan Ambassadors and Phi Sigma Theta, are helping this year, along with Llewellyn Drong, who covers the lab during university breaks.

The MSU Social Science Scholars, a small group of motivated undergraduates have been working on research projects for the last two years and want to share their findings. They have all put together posters describing their research and will have them displayed for you. We warmly invite you to come and see their work, talk informally with them, and provide feedback. You’ll also be treated to the sounds of some talented string musicians. We hope to see you there!

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. Two clinics are planned: Friday, March 20, and Friday, April 17. The time is 1:30–3:30 p.m. (Last appointment is at 3:15 p.m.) Please call 517-337-1113 to schedule your appointment.

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 & Fran Loose

Google Drive offers you the ability to create word processing files, spreadsheets, presentations, and other documents similar to Microsoft Office, but for free. Google Drive also offers users the ability to store files on their servers, synchronize files across devices and share files up to 15 gigabytes for free. This allows for easy storage of photos, stories, designs, drawings, recordings, videos and more. Join Michelle for an introduction to just how helpful this can be for your technology needs. Five Chromebooks will be available for use in the class. Otherwise, bring your own. Please let the office know if you plan to use one of our Chromebooks. Maximum 10. Instructor: Michelle Malkin

If you are interested in pushing yourself to grow as an artist, then welcome! In this class, we will be furthering techniques learned in Beginning Drawing as well as learning new and more complicated techniques. We will explore new avenues of expression though the majority of work will still focus on direct observation. Experimental techniques and concepts will also be addressed. More emphasis will be placed on creating complex, sustained artworks by utilizing design principles (balance, unity, etc.) and self-analysis. Remember, it’s more about effort and participation, not skill level. I would love to see you continue to further your artistic skills by taking Drawing 2. Let’s set a good example to the Drawing 1 class so they can see what hard work can create! Ask for supply list when you sign up. Maximum 12. Instructor: Richard Tanner

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. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

March 3 • Swing Shift Maisie, 1943, 87 min. March 10 • RIFIFI, 1955, French, 90 min. March 17 • Lucky Jordan, 1943, 90 min. March 24 • The Blue Dahlia, 1946, 110 min. March 31 • Party Girl, 1958, 99 min. April 7 • Izzy and Moe, 1985, 90 min. Facilitator: John Larson

You’ve been working hard on your ukulele skills all year long for your big chance on the stage! Get ready to perform at the Mighty Uke Day festival the weekend of May 9 in Old Town Lansing. We’ll take a handful of our favorite songs and work on arranging them with dynamics, strum patterns, alternate chords, and more. The crowd will go wild! All music will be provided. Maximum 45. 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

Drop-in cost: $2 (M), $3 (NM) 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 join this dynamic group! The next four books are “The Ungrateful Refugee,” by Dina Nayeri; “Hidden Figures,” by Margot Lee Shetterly; “Successful Aging,” by Daniel J. Levitin; and “Songs of America,” by Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw. Facilitator: Lisa Thelen

Keep up with local, national and world-wide news, including the economy, sports, politics and the arts. Your views are important. All points of view are considered. Bring us your own topics. * We are a “learning center”! * Our discussions are lively and courteous. * We bring a variety of backgrounds and perspectives to the group. * Your viewpoints are welcome. Join us!

Join this lively group as they read and discuss “Olive Kitteridge” by Elizabeth Strout, a Pulitzer Prize winning novel. “In a voice more powerful and compassionate than ever before, New York Times bestselling author Elizabeth Strout binds together thirteen rich, luminous narratives into a book with the heft of a novel, through the presence of one larger-than-life, unforgettable character: Olive Kitteridge.”

Join line dancing for fun, exercise, and staying involved in a social activity. No partner needed. No experience needed. Instructor: Yvonne Curtis-Major

If you have an interest in what the world may be like in years to come, wish to share your point of view, and/or sharpen your perspective, please join in on this ongoing discussion group. The willingness to listen and consider new ideas and add to the discussion will make this a dynamic group. Topics for future meetings will depend on what the group decides. All are welcome. Maximum 12.

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 & Fran Loose

Improve posture, balance and flexibility! This class is for beginners but will challenge all fitness levels using chair exercises. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

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. This would also be appropriate for any Intermediate Ukulele class students who feel a bit over their heads at that level. Must provide your own music stand. Maximum 30. Instructor: Liz Wright

Drawing from photos, we will capture the regal beauty of the cattleyas with a free flowing background. $5 supply fee to instructor. 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 & Fran Loose

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. Note: Potluck and Special Plenary Session (morning + afternoon) on May 15, Noon–3:30 p.m. Maximum 12. Instructor: Nancy Seubert

The tech labs will meet each Friday afternoon from 1–3 p.m. in the computer lab. Please call ahead to let the office know you are planning to attend. Three MSU student groups, Spartans Rebuilding Michigan, Spartan Ambassadors and Phi Sigma Theta, are helping this year, along with Llewellyn Drong, who covers the lab during university breaks.

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. Note: Potluck and Special Plenary Session (morning + afternoon) on May 15, Noon–3:30 p.m. Maximum 12. 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 & Fran Loose

If you are interested in pushing yourself to grow as an artist, then welcome! In this class, we will be furthering techniques learned in Beginning Drawing as well as learning new and more complicated techniques. We will explore new avenues of expression though the majority of work will still focus on direct observation. Experimental techniques and concepts will also be addressed. More emphasis will be placed on creating complex, sustained artworks by utilizing design principles (balance, unity, etc.) and self-analysis. Remember, it’s more about effort and participation, not skill level. I would love to see you continue to further your artistic skills by taking Drawing 2. Let’s set a good example to the Drawing 1 class so they can see what hard work can create! Ask for supply list when you sign up. Maximum 12. Instructor: Richard Tanner

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. Maximum 24. AFAA Certified Instructor: Julie Dillon

Pickleball is played on a modified court with a paddle and whiffle 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.

March 3 • Swing Shift Maisie, 1943, 87 min. March 10 • RIFIFI, 1955, French, 90 min. March 17 • Lucky Jordan, 1943, 90 min. March 24 • The Blue Dahlia, 1946, 110 min. March 31 • Party Girl, 1958, 99 min. April 7 • Izzy and Moe, 1985, 90 min. Facilitator: John Larson