Have you ever wondered what meditation is and how it works? Have you ever wanted to try it? Popular instructor, 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. All those are great reasons to learn meditation. So come join us! Maximum 20 participants. Enroll one week before session starts.

Have you ever wondered what meditation is and how it works? Have you ever wanted to try it? Popular instructor, 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. All those are great reasons to learn meditation. So come join us! Maximum 20 participants. Enroll one week before session starts.

Students will learn how to use the proper tools and techniques in basic cutting, soldering, cementing, and whiting to create a geometric panel you’d swear came right out of Frank Lloyd Wright’s home! The panel will display your favorite medley of seasonal colors in a 15 X 15 zinc frame. There are a variety of patterns to choose from and a rainbow of colors in glass, too! This panel can be displayed outside on a patio or inside in a window! Instrutor Kelly Arndt, no prerequisite required. Maximum of 5 in a class. Enroll by June 2.

In June we will discuss “Sapiens, A Brief History of Humankind,” by Yuval Harari. “From a renowned historian comes a groundbreaking narrative of humanity’s creation and evolution—a #1 international bestseller—that explores the ways in which biology and history have defined us and enhanced our understanding of what it means to be “human.” Come join the group and participate in future book selections. Facilitator: Richard Moe

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. Summer sessions will include the following: Session I: Birthday Surprise--Cupcake in the Round, Session II: Free Form Chip Carving. All skill levels welcome and all tools and materials will be provided. You’ll be amazed at what you can create! Please enroll no later than the Friday before each session begins.

Have you ever wondered what meditation is and how it works? Have you ever wanted to try it? Popular instructor, 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. All those are great reasons to learn meditation. So come join us! Maximum 20 participants. Enroll one week before session starts.

Students will learn how to use the proper tools and techniques in basic cutting, soldering, cementing, and whiting to create a geometric panel you’d swear came right out of Frank Lloyd Wright’s home! The panel will display your favorite medley of seasonal colors in a 15 X 15 zinc frame. There are a variety of patterns to choose from and a rainbow of colors in glass, too! This panel can be displayed outside on a patio or inside in a window! Instrutor Kelly Arndt, no prerequisite required. Maximum of 5 in a class. Enroll by June 2.

If you have completed the basic copper enamel class and are interested in exploring this beautiful art form further, this class is for you! We will be firing up the kilns to give students with basic enameling experience the opportunity to try out more of the techniques covered in the first class, and to further pursue their individual ideas for this medium. We will provide a brief review, light guidance, and assistance with the kilns, along with two copper pieces per student. Prerequisite: Completion of the basic "Copper Enamel Jewelry" class. Please review and bring your handout packet from "Copper Enamel Jewelry" class. Instructor: Nancy Bradley. Maximum of 5 participants. Enroll by June. 14.

In June we will discuss “Sapiens, A Brief History of Humankind,” by Yuval Harari. “From a renowned historian comes a groundbreaking narrative of humanity’s creation and evolution—a #1 international bestseller—that explores the ways in which biology and history have defined us and enhanced our understanding of what it means to be “human.” Come join the group and participate in future book selections. Facilitator: Richard Moe

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. Summer sessions will include the following: Session I: Birthday Surprise--Cupcake in the Round, Session II: Free Form Chip Carving. All skill levels welcome and all tools and materials will be provided. You’ll be amazed at what you can create! Please enroll no later than the Friday before each session begins.

Learn to use glass frit (pieces) to mold a pendant with some dichroic (colored mirror) glass accents. You will have several different molds to choose from to create a showpiece necklace. Pieces will be fired after class and picked up at a later date. Instructor, Lana Schaeffer, Maximum 8. Enroll by June 20.

Coming to East Lansing Prime Time! Just in time for good weather so you can enjoy outside walking. Presented by certified Good Form Coaches you will get an expert opinion on a good walking process. Gain insight into how to avoid a heavy impact on your body while you walk. Playmaker’s will analyze your stepping pattern and let you know how to improve it. You will have a chance to walk the way you do now, learn a better more efficient way and then get to practice it. You will never walk the same again. Come to our clinic being held on June 27 from 1-3PM in the Executive Conference Room. The event is FREE but you need to register in the Prime Time Senior’s Center at 337-1113. Deadline June 16.

If you have completed the basic copper enamel class and are interested in exploring this beautiful art form further, this class is for you! We will be firing up the kilns to give students with basic enameling experience the opportunity to try out more of the techniques covered in the first class, and to further pursue their individual ideas for this medium. We will provide a brief review, light guidance, and assistance with the kilns, along with two copper pieces per student. Prerequisite: Completion of the basic "Copper Enamel Jewelry" class. Please review and bring your handout packet from "Copper Enamel Jewelry" class. Instructor: Nancy Bradley. Maximum of 5 participants. Enroll by June. 14.

In June we will discuss “Sapiens, A Brief History of Humankind,” by Yuval Harari. “From a renowned historian comes a groundbreaking narrative of humanity’s creation and evolution—a #1 international bestseller—that explores the ways in which biology and history have defined us and enhanced our understanding of what it means to be “human.” Come join the group and participate in future book selections. Facilitator: Richard Moe

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. Summer sessions will include the following: Session I: Birthday Surprise--Cupcake in the Round, Session II: Free Form Chip Carving. All skill levels welcome and all tools and materials will be provided. You’ll be amazed at what you can create! Please enroll no later than the Friday before each session begins.

Students will learn how to use the proper tools and techniques in basic cutting, soldering, cementing, and whiting to create a geometric panel you’d swear came right out of Frank Lloyd Wright’s home! The panel will display your favorite medley of seasonal colors in a 15 X 15 zinc frame. There are a variety of patterns to choose from and a rainbow of colors in glass, too! This panel can be displayed outside on a patio or inside in a window! Instrutor Kelly Arndt, no prerequisite required. Maximum of 5 in a class. Enroll by June 2.