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3D Paper Art: Maps & MemoriesFine Arts & CraftsLearn paper sculpting and assemblage techniques to create your own framed wall art in this open-ended paper crafting workshop. Bring photographs and memorabilia, or use provided supplies to craft something unique. Choose from a large selection of map silhouettes of towns, cities, and states—or skip the map and let your mementos take center stage. All materials are included, and you’ll leave with a 9-inch-square, finished, framed work of art ready to display in your home or give as a gift. Please note: You are welcome to bring your own photos, cards or papers to incorporate into your artwork.Spring 2026 -
Waitlist3D PrintingSTEAMDesign intricate 3D-printable objects using BlocksCAD, an online program developed by Einstein’s Workshop. This easy-to-learn software makes coding and 3D design as simple as dragging and dropping blocks of editable code. Develop an intuitive understanding of coordinate geometry while turning what you can imagine into reality. Pick one of your 3D creations to print and take home.SummerFun! 2026 -
3D Printing DesignSTEM (K-12)Design intricate 3D objects using BlocksCAD, a software program that combines 3D modeling with block-based coding. You’ll learn computer coding, graphing skills, and 3-dimensional design. By dragging and dropping blocks of editable code that create and modify 3D shapes, you’ll use problem-solving to build models that can then be exported to a 3D printer.Spring 2026 -
40 Days on the Camino de SantiagoACE HighlightsTrace the storied route of the Camino de Santiago, a 500-mile pilgrimage across northern Spain that travelers have walked since the 12th century. For some, it’s a deeply spiritual journey; for others, a test of endurance, reflection, and discovery. Follow one traveler’s 40-day walk from the foothills of the Pyrenees in France to Santiago de Compostela in northwest Spain through photos, artifacts, and firsthand stories. We’ll illuminate the traditions of the Camino, the culture of hospitality along the route, and the many ways walkers find community and support. If the Camino has been on your “someday” list, you’ll take away practical insights, recommended resources, and tips for planning a meaningful and manageable pilgrimage of your own.Spring 2026 -
A Guided Tour of Beer Styles: Tasting, Technique & TraditionFood & DrinkBeer is one of the world’s oldest and most diverse fermented beverages, with styles shaped by history, geography, and ingredients. In this guided tasting class, you will sample a curated selection of beers representing a range of classic styles, from crisp lagers to expressive ales. Learn how ingredients like malt, hops, yeast, and water influence flavor, aroma, and body, and how to taste beer more intentionally. Expect discussion, comparison, and plenty of time to enjoy what’s in your glass. Please note the price and time change from the print catalog. The tastings will be offered as listed here.Spring 2026 -
WaitlistA Taste of Terroir: Wine, Grapes & SoilFood & DrinkWine lovers often talk about terroir—the combination of soil, climate, and landscape that shapes a grape’s character. Spend a relaxed evening exploring how the same grape expresses itself in different terroirs. Compare Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley’s volcanic soils with one from Bordeaux’s gravelly Left Bank; taste Pinot Grigio from northern Italy alongside the same grape grown in Willamette Valley, Oregon; and see how Garnacha from Spain’s Priorat region measures up to Grenache from France’s Côtes du Rhône. Discover the subtle and sometimes striking differences and find which terroirs speak to your palate.Spring 2026 -
A Thoughtful Approach to DivorceWellness & LifeDivorce can feel overwhelming, especially with conflicting advice from friends, family, and the internet. In Massachusetts, there isn’t just one way to divorce, and the path you choose can either reduce or increase conflict. This workshop explains the differences between mediation, collaborative law, and contested divorce, clarifies key legal terms, and shows how parenting plans and financial matters are typically handled. You’ll also learn practical steps for a respectful, efficient process—and, for parents, strategies to prioritize children’s well-being. All are welcome including couples considering attending together.Spring 2026 -
A Wicked Good TimeIn the Spotlight“You’re gonna be pop-u-lar!” Step into the magical world of Wicked as we listen to the hit Broadway soundtrack, explore the captivating storyline, and debate the ultimate question: Who is truly wicked—Elphaba or Glinda? We’ll talk about our favorite songs, share insights about the characters, and dive into the show’s powerful themes. Projects include designing costume sketches, singing karaoke hits, hosting a Glinda vs. Elphaba debate, and making friendship bracelets. Get ready for a musical adventure that will “defy gravity!”SummerFun! 2026 -
A Zombie’s Guide to PythonVacationFunBecome a quick master of code with this beginner-friendly introduction to Python. Build practical skills in core language fundamentals and advance to applications such as data visualization, simple GUIs, and object-oriented programming. The instructor’s The Curious Zombie’s Guide to Python online platform supports your learning in and outside of class—and makes picking up Python so easy, even a zombie could do it.VacationFun! April 2026 -
ACE HighlightsNot finding your class here? Use the search feature. Country Music and American Film can be found in Music, Theater & Film.Category -
ACE Kids K-12Registration closes at 10:00 am the day a class begins. Email our office to inquire about the possibility of registering late.Category -
AI Advantage Workshop: Beyond the BasicsTechnology, Finance & CareerIf you’ve used ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for emails or brainstorming, there’s a lot more these tools can do. This small-group, hands-on workshop is for those ready to go beyond the basics and make GenAI a true partner in their work. Practice techniques that separate casual users from confident, capable ones: build multi-step prompts that solve problems; create custom GPTs, Gemini Gems, or Claude Projects tailored to your goals; and use GenAI to test ideas, analyze options, and tackle complex challenges. You’ll leave with a personalized GenAI workflow to use immediately, saving time, sharpening decisions, and boosting creativity—perfect for anyone who’s completed AI Made Easy or has similar experience and wants to level up their skills. Please note: Smartphones are not suitable for this class. Please bring a your fully charge laptop or tablet.Spring 2026 -
AI Essentials: A Hands-on Workshop for Everyday Life & WorkTechnology, Finance & CareerFeeling like AI is moving faster than you can keep up? You’re not alone—and you’re not too late. Get comfortable using today’s top tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini through guided instruction and plenty of in-class practice. Learn how to make AI work for and with you, and walk away with skills you can use right away for everyday tasks—organizing, writing, meal planning, and more. Discover how to ask AI the right questions and apply its power to work, volunteering, and daily life. It’s like having a genius personal assistant. No tech experience required. Please note: Smartphones are not suitable for this class. Please bring a your fully charge laptop or tablet. You must install ChatGPT on your device before coming to class. Instructions can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1u5od2FiGdVNnZnRUTNxDgTuKGnZt5rtKQa0A8hr_4GI/edit?usp=sharing If you have trouble, come to class 15 mins early and we will help you.Spring 2026 -
AI Gaming Maze RunnerSTEM (K-12)Embark on a coding adventure in Scratch and train a charming critter to conquer intricate mazes using the basics of artificial intelligence. Learn fundamental programming concepts as you give your critter the ability to make autonomous choices and adapt to new challenges. Program it to remember successful paths, navigate locked doors, and solve problems independently—all while having fun and getting a playful introduction to the ideas behind AI and machine learning. New coders are welcome.Spring 2026 -
Abstract PaintingHigh SchoolExplore the power of color, shape, and texture to create striking abstract art. Experiment with brush techniques, layered textures, and unexpected color combinations to express ideas, emotions, and personal style without relying on realism. Push your creativity, refine your artistic voice, and develop original pieces that reflect your vision.SummerFun! 2026 -
Acrylic Painting: Further ExplorationFine Arts & CraftsExplore landscape, still life, figure, portrait, animals, urban environment, interiors, and abstraction through deeper, more focused practice. Take on timed challenges, limited-palette exercises, and color-mixing studies to push your skills further. Emphasis is placed on refining personal voice and deepening artistic practice. Ideal for those who have previous acrylic painting experience. The class materials list can be found here.Spring 2026 -
Acting ImprovDance, Music & Theater (K-12)Expand your creativity and showcase your acting talent as you learn about bringing characters to life. We’ll focus on lighthearted themes through a series of unscripted short scenes and interactive games performed improv style. After developing characters, voices, and personalities, we’ll work together to craft silly stories where everyone gets a turn to shine. Please note the late class start time: Students attending this class should return to school for the 2:15 class start time.Spring 2026 -
Acting Out a StoryDance, Music & Theater (K-12)Spark your acting imagination by choosing short stories and bringing them to life on a classroom stage. Through improv and creative acting games, try out different characters, create sound effects, and reinvent stories to be your own. Each week, we will explore a new way of telling stories.Spring 2026 -
Actor's StudioMusic, Theater & FilmDo you love acting or want to learn how to act? Explore how to hone your body and voice as instruments for the stage or screen. Acting exercises drawing on a variety of methods will stretch your imagination and help you discover new ways to create and develop a character. Build confidence through scene study and short performances in a supportive, welcoming environment. The class also touches on audition preparation and the business of pursuing an acting career. All levels welcome.Spring 2026 -
Acupressure & Self MassageWellness & LifeLearn how to ease tension, increase circulation, and relieve pain with simple massage techniques you can do on yourself. We’ll use our own hands, fingers, and elbows to reduce stress. Discover how to activate energy meridians and stimulate the lymphatic system to reduce pain, improve digestion, sleep better, and bring greater harmony to your body.Spring 2026 -
Adult EnrichmentClasses are for students 18+ unless otherwise noted.Category -
WaitlistAdvanced Beginning PotteryFine Arts & CraftsAttendance Policy: If you are unable to commit to attending all sessions, please do not register. Dig deeper into your clay craft to create more intentional, consistent, and functional pieces in this class for students who have basic experience with the potter’s wheel. Set a personal goal—throw and trim a specific form, produce thinner pots, or experiment with larger pieces of clay—and focus on achieving it throughout the course. Cone 5/6 clay, basic throwing tools, and decorating materials such as glazes will be provided, and your pieces will be fired in an electric kiln to produce food-, dishwasher-, and microwave-safe functional ware.Spring 2026 -
Advanced D&DFantasy & GamesVeteran Roll Models players from the 2025-2026 school year are invited to join these special summer adventures that continue their characters’ stories. Heroes reunite with old friends from Caravan of Secrets, like Aubin, the one-legged swordsman, or Bronwen, the bard, and further develop their adventures. The Call of Muse is for existing characters at 4th-6th level, while A Mile In My Shoes is for 5th-7th level. These adventures are for returning school-year players only; new players or those who have only attended summer programs are not eligible.SummerFun! 2026 -
Advanced ParkourGet Moving (K-12)Bring your training to the next level with this class designed for more experienced parkour practitioners who have established a strong physical and technical foundation. Push yourself with parkour movements, techniques, and challenges that will increase your capabilities in a safe, supervised structure. Incorporate acrobatic elements that explore air awareness, inversion, and“flair” or style into movement. Delve further into the roots and spirit of parkour training and explore how overcoming challenges can build self-confidence and adaptability that can be applied outside of parkour. Previous parkour experience required. Prerequisite - Participants must have attended at least 1 season of PkGen Boston classes to participate.Spring 2026