H Mart is a supersized Asian market chock full of culinary treasures. But for some, the unfamiliar ingredients, unrecognizable labels, and football-field size of the store can be overwhelming. Join a culinary expert for a guided and curated tour around the market. We’ll highlight certain sections: sauces, noodles, dumplings, seaweed, rice, tofu, fresh banchan (Korean side dishes), an ocean of fish, meats, and condiments. If you like, bring along a recipe to help focus our search. The last half hour will be for sourcing specific ingredients or Q&A over tea and sweets in the food court. Receive a goody bag, recipes, and tips on how to stock your own “starter” Asian pantry.

Step back onto the dance floor if you’ve taken Monica’s Salsa class or have some prior experience. Groove and spin your way through the vibrant rhythms of Latin dance as we build on salsa fundamentals and explore related styles like upbeat merengue and slow, sultry bachata—dances you’re likely to encounter at a salsa night. We’ll focus on combinations, technique, and musicality. Couples and singles are welcome. If you’re new to salsa, try Beginning Ballroom. Please note: If attending as a couple, both dancers must register individually.

There’s nothing more fun than country western line dancing! You don’t even need a partner. Come get low-impact exercise as we dance to (mostly) country western music. Beginner: If you’ve never line danced before or have only done a few classes, we’ll start from the very beginning, with simple dances that teach you the basic building blocks of line dancing. Improver: For those who have been dancing for a while and are ready for a new challenge, these dances are longer, faster, and have more turns.

Explore the foundations of modern web development, from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to building interactive applications with Angular. Each session combines demonstration, discussion, and hands-on coding practice. Develop the skills to tackle real-world coding challenges and see your ideas come to life. By the end, you’ll understand how web apps work and be ready to start creating your own.

Get outside this winter and discover the joy of classic cross-country skiing. Learn the essentials of balance, gliding, and using your poles in a supportive, beginner-friendly environment at Weston Ski Track. By the end of the lesson, you’ll move with greater confidence on groomed tracks and mild hills—and be ready to explore the trails on your own. And don’t worry, no matter what this winter brings, there’s always snow at Weston Ski Track! Price includes ski rental and trail pass for the day.

Adorn your cupcakes with realistic-looking succulents made out of buttercream. Learn to make a variety of cactus plants and desert roses to turn cupcakes into colorful edible terrariums. Icing and decorating tools are included, which you will use in class for decorating your cupcakes and take home to recreate your designs. Please note: You will need to bring 10-12 unfrosted cupcakes and a carrier or box to transport them. Bring an apron, if you like. This is not a family class, it is for students ages 18+.

Thinking about cutting the cable? With so many ways to watch TV today—traditional cable, over-the-air, streaming services, and live internet TV—how do you choose? Explore the pros and cons of each option and find out whether your TV is smart enough or if you’ll need additional hardware to make the switch.

Experience the entire cyanotype process, from blank paper to striking blue prints. One of the earliest photographic techniques, cyanotypes (also called blueprints or sunprints) let you create unique images using natural and found objects. Experiment with leaves, flowers, lace, jewelry, and more to craft one-of-a-kind prints. Perfect for beginners or anyone curious about alternative photographic methods. Take home 8–10 original prints and a deeper appreciation for the beauty of natural light and texture.

Keep safe in a changing digital world. Learn how hackers exploit computers and what you can do to protect yourself. Topics include securing your email, recognizing phishing attempts, and adjusting social media privacy settings. We’ll also cover data backup strategies (including cloud storage), antivirus tools, smartphone security, and the risks of public Wi-Fi. Leave with practical, easy-to-apply tips for staying secure online.

Love dolls and stuffies? Learn how to make your own! We’ll use yarn, paper towel rolls, felt, paper, wooden pegs, and fabric swatches to make a wide variety of dolls and stuffed animals. Use your imagination to craft a different friend each day and take home your creations at the end of the week.

Let your imagination move you. We’ll read books, talk about the characters, and choreograph dances that will re-tell stories in our own dance way. We’ll explore rhythm, movement, and sounds as we develop confidence and coordination.

Shimmy, shake, and stretch as we explore various dance styles. Learn basic steps, catch the beat, and groove to the music. Increase your artistic individuality and confidence as you show off your best moves, and enjoy being part of an energetic and supportive group. Please note the late class start time: non-HASP students who are enrolled in this class will need to return to the school lobby for the 2:15 start time. They may not remain in the school building between 1:00 and 2:15 pm.

Do you dream of transforming a room in your house with a fabulous makeover but don’t know where to start? Learn the basics of decorating a room from the ground up. We will cover everything from selecting furnishings and rugs to styling with accessories and hanging art. A professional color consultant will guide you through the process of choosing perfect paint colors. Learn how to read paint undertones, tackle common color dilemmas, and discover how to use color to enhance your home’s design, mood, and flow. Get the tools and the confidence to kick off your own decorating project and take the first step toward creating the home of your dreams.

Arlington Community Education provides thousands of dollars each year in financial assistance to qualifying Arlington adult and youth residents to participate in ACE's broad range of enrichment programs. If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation to help community members in need, select the denomination of your choice in the drop-down menu to the right. You will receive an email confirmation upon completion of the donation. For more information or if you have questions please contact the ACE office at CommunityEd@arlington.k12.ma.us or 781-316-3568. Thank you. Tax ID # 046-001-070

Learn to draw animals, vehicles, plants, ocean creatures, and more, using a combination of basic shapes. Pick your favorites and combine them to make a scene that you will color with a variety of media. Each day we will focus on a different theme and build on our drawing knowledge to make more elaborate pictures. There’s no right or wrong in this class—drawing is all about having fun!

Discover the centering art of dot mandala in this step-by-step class for absolute beginners. Begin by creating these beautiful, intricate, and symmetrical patterns on paper, then advance to embellishing natural stones. Learn structured techniques and take home supplies so you can continue your dot mandala journey on your own. Most materials provided. Please note: Your first rock will be provided. After that you must purchase or collect your own. Please bring a lidded shoe box to the first class for transporting materials.

PLEASE NOTE: To register, please visit CS Driving School. Select Locations then click Register Now under Arlington High School. The Driver Education Program is required in Massachusetts for teens who would like to get a Driver’s License between 16.5 and 18 years old. This program gives you everything you need to earn your Driver Education Certificate and become eligible for your road test. Package valid for two years from start date. The $1,165 package includes: 30 Hours Classroom Instruction Held at AHS Students must be at least 15 years, 9 months to begin. 12 Hours Behind-The-Wheel Offered seven days a week with pickup and drop-off at AHS or another arlington location. Scheduled through the CS Driving portal after turning 16 and receiving Learner’s Permit. 6 Hours In-Car Observation of another student driver Package Add-Ons: (Can be purchased at time of registration or later through the Student Portal) 2-Hour Parent/Guardian Class—$40 Required before a student can schedule behind-the-wheel hours. Certificate of Completion—$30 Electronic Driver Education Completion Certificate issued by the RMV. Required before a student (under 18) can schedule a road test. Road Test Sponsorship—$215 Optional service for a weekend group road test scheduled at CS Driving School, 2 Winter Street, Waltham. Vehicle and Sponsor provided. Two-Week Classroom Sessions at AHS: Monday–Friday, 3:30–6:30 pm October 20–24 and October 27–31 December 1–5 and December 8–12 March 2–6 and March 9–13 May 26–29, June 1–5 and June 8 Parent Classes are via Zoom the second Thursday of each month. Register at www.CSDriving.com Vacation Intensives at AHS: Tuesday–Saturday, February 17–21 or April 21–25 | 9:00 am–3:30 pm Parent Classes are via Zoom the second Thursday of each month. Register at www.CSDriving.com

Learn English and build your speaking and writing confidence. ACE is pleased to fully fund these classes for those who live or work in Arlington. The daytime class is co-sponsored by the Robbins Library. Level 1 (Low Beginner): For beginner-level students with little to no knowledge of the English language. Learn the alphabet, numbers, pronouns, be verbs (am, is, are), and basic verbs and adjectives, as well as everyday vocabulary and simple conversation phrases. Level 2 (High Beginner): For students who have taken the Level 1 course or for students who are familiar with the grammar concepts taught in the Level 1 course. Learn simple present, past, and future tenses and strengthen conversation skills. Level 3 (Low Intermediate): For students who have taken the Level 2 course or who are familiar with those grammar concepts. Build your confidence, improve your speaking skills, and learn more advanced grammar including modals (e.g., must, should), adverbs of frequency, first and second conditionals, and comparative and superlative adjectives. Please note: Priority goes to Arlington residents. Register for one session only. If you live outside of Arlington, please add yourself to our “non-resident waitlist” class and we will contact you if we have space. Attendance Policy: Limited to one class per person per term. Students are expected to attend regularly. If you have to miss a class, you must notify the instructor in advance. Students who do not show up for the first class without notifying the instructor will be removed from the roster and will not be allowed to register for the following term. Students who miss more than three classes in a term will not be allowed to register for the following term.

Early Morning P.E. Power is designed to get you physically active before school while having fun with friends. Research has shown that exercise improves brainpower and concentration. Get your blood pumping and start your day primed to learn.

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