Go on an adventure set in the land of Ithreach, a fantasy setting where the seasons change and the story grows. Each adventure contains encounters and scenarios that are more than just combat; they emphasize storytelling and role-play. If you’ve previously played D&D with Roll Models, you may continue to play using your character at their current level or create a new 3rd level character. Those who have finished Season One can continue with new adventures into Season Two, playing Song of the Tide, then continuing with A Conspiracy of Shadows or Speaker of the Dead. Mind, Body & Soul: In the town of Faundale, the mood is celebratory as a brand new river bridge nears completion, promising great prosperity to the town. However, strange activities at night reveal the town is in danger from creatures lurking in a nearby ruin. As heroes, you are hired to investigate and ensure the town is safe.Caravan of Secrets: A plume of smoke on the horizon means trouble for our heroes. After a sudden and ferocious attack, a large group of homesteaders calls upon you for help, as several of their traveling companions have been taken captive by goblins under the command of a pair of orcish siblings. With no ransom demands made, questions persist: why were these people taken, and what does it have to do with the plans of an orcish warlord named Karmaugh?

There’s more to running than just “left, right, left, right.” This slow-moving, endurance-building program focuses on proper running form, with an emphasis on lower back and core strength to help build strength and reduce the risk of injury. Each class combines dynamic and plyometric pre-workout stretches, a guided workout, and static post-workout stretching, with additional core and strength exercises assigned as homework. You’ll also learn how to track mileage using a device or an old-fashioned notebook to support your personal fitness goals. Most classes meet at Spy Pond.

With the right tools, solid planning, and a practical, step-by-step approach, you can tackle many common repairs around the home. This DIY workshop begins with an overview of essential hand and power tools—what you actually need, how they’re used, and how to choose the right ones for the job—before moving into everyday fixes and upgrades. Learn techniques for hanging pictures, curtains, and blinds using screws and anchors; changing a door knob; repairing small holes in drywall or plaster; updating cabinet hardware; caulking; and painting basics. Depending on time and interest, we may also explore projects such as installing grab bars into wood framing, hanging a window box, doing basic tiling, and replacing a faucet.

Designed for women in peri-, meno-, and post-menopause, this supportive strength training course focuses on building resilience through resistance exercise while also helping you understand what’s happening in your body during this stage of life. You’ll learn how strength training can help counter age-related muscle and bone loss, support overall health, and build confidence with movement. Sessions take place in a gym setting using free weights and machines, with safe, effective workouts tailored to your individual ability level. Each session includes core work along with pre- and post-workout stretching to support mobility and recovery, and you’ll receive homework tailored to your fitness level to reinforce progress between sessions.

Master the five mother sauces—the foundation of classic cooking. We’ll prepare Béchamel (creamy white), Velouté (light stock-based), Espagnole (rich brown), Hollandaise (buttery emulsion), and Tomate (classic tomato) while learning the techniques that make them work and how each serves as the base for countless dishes, from creamy casseroles and silky gravies to rich stews. Build confidence in essential sauce-making skills you can use to elevate everyday cooking at home. Please note: Bring a container to carry home leftovers and if you like, an apron.