Learn 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.

Trace 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.

Beer 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.

Explore 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.

So you’ve run a 5K—now what? You liked training for a three-mile race and are ready to take your running to the next level, but don’t know how? Whether you want to run a five-miler, a 10K, or a half-marathon and beyond, this course will teach you how to safely achieve your fitness goals by balancing strength, speed, hills, and endurance into your week. Coach Gaggi will give you a custom training program based on your running goals and check in with you weekly to keep you on track. Most classes meet at Spy Pond. Prerequisite: For the 3 months before the start of the class, you need to have consistently run 3 times a week with at least 2-3 non-stop miles per run, totalling at least 6-9 weekly miles. If you don’t have a solid base for this course, you may get injured. Start logging your miles today!

Transform a printed book into a one-of-a-kind work of art using cutting, painting, collage, stitching, and other creative techniques. See samples of altered books and learn a variety of methods to create your own. Use your book as a journal, a memory of a trip or person, or simply a space to explore your artistic ideas. Papers, markers, pencils, and other supplies will be provided. Bring a hardcover book and any personal items you’d like to include, such as photos, letters, maps, or keepsakes.

Learn to play this fun and fascinating game that combines a Chinese set of tiles with American rules and strategy. You will need your own official 2026 National Mah Jongg League card, which can be purchased when you register. Beginner: We will cover the fundamentals of the game, progressing through familiarity with the tiles, building the wall, understanding the Charleston series of tile exchanges, and learning the hands. No class May 12 Advanced Beginner: For players who already know the basics of how to play and want to develop skills and confidence, or just need a refresher. We will focus on choosing a hand, keeping your options open, and refining knowledge of the rules. Gain speed and mastery as you increase your knowledge of the game. No class May 12 Welcome to the New NMJL Card: April brings the new card of winning Mah Jongg hands, and with it the thrill of discovering the new patterns. We’ll focus on decoding confusing hands, finding backup options, and developing winning strategies. Continuing players will feel confident and ready for the Mah Jongg year ahead.

Jump into the game of American Mah Jongg with this focused daytime intensive for newcomers who want to find out what makes mah jongg so addictive. Get comfortable with the card, tiles, and rules as you practice building hands and playing with classmates. You will need to purchase your own official 2025 National Mah Jongg League card. Please note: Each class is 2.5 hours. Register for one session only. You must bring your own 2026 National Mah Jongg League official card, which can be purchased here (we highly recommend the large size).

Learn American Sign Language (ASL), a useful skill that can open up a new world of relationships and deeper understanding. These classes utilize a groundbreaking curriculum crafted by deaf ASL teachers. You’ll learn more than just signs—you’ll engage in real-world conversation. Level 1 (Beginner): In this in-person class for absolute beginners only, learn the ASL manual “alphabet” and hand shapes, basic grammar structure, and fingerspelling techniques. Explore the history of ASL while we cover pronouns, articles, numbers, yes/no questions, farewell rituals, introductions, and more. Level 2 (High Beginner): Further increase your vocabulary and get introduced to verb tenses in this in-person class for students who have completed Level 1. Learn how to engage in conversation about personal life events, family dynamics, friendships, and pets, as well as how to describe appearances and name North American cities, states, and provinces. Level 3 (Intermediate): This class is for students who have completed Level 2. Refine your skills as we cover more complex topics, including numeral incorporation, telling time, expressing frequency, daily routines, holidays and cultural observances, vacations, hobbies, and more. Note: For all levels students will be required to purchase this text book: Gallaudet Dictionary of American Sign Language

Are you thinking about buying an electric car but concerned about charging, range, or anything else? We’ll talk through the ins and outs of EVs and PHEVs (and teach you the difference!) so that you can make an informed choice about which kind of car would work well with your driving habits. You’ll learn about the different manufacturers, charging options, and financial incentives too. All proceeds from this event go towards the ACE Scholarship fund.

Create expressive animal portraits using colored pencils and/or other colored media. Focusing on color layering, texture, and value, we’ll explore how to capture both physical details and personality. Practice rendering fur, feathers, and eyes while developing richer color and stronger visual impact in your work. Each session offers step-by-step demonstrations, group discussions, and individualized guidance. Some drawing experience is helpful, but all animal lovers are welcome. The class materials list can be found here. Please do not purchase materials until we confirm the class has met minimum enrollment.

Levantine Arabic is one of the major spoken varieties of Arabic used along the eastern Mediterranean coast. More informal than Modern Standard Arabic, this dialect is commonly spoken at home, among friends, and in popular television series. Level 1: For those with knowledge of the Arabic alphabet, we will cover basic conversations related to greetings, nationalities, colors, food, and more. Prerequisite for Level 1: Knowledge of the Arabic Alphabets Level 4: For those with prior experience in Levantine Arabic. Expand your vocabulary, improve fluency, and explore more complex sentence structures through discussions on a variety of everyday topics.

Level 1: Arabic, originating in the 6th century, is now one of the world’s most widely spoken and recognized languages. Modern Standard Arabic serves as the formal language of news, media, and literature. This beginner class introduces the 28 Arabic letters and builds foundational reading and writing skills through interactive, practical instruction. You’ll also learn everyday vocabulary and simple conversational phrases, including greetings and polite expressions.

Expand your painting practice by discovering artistic potential in everyday and unconventional scenes. Use acrylics and gouache to explore bold composition, expressive color, and confident paint handling as you capture unexpected viewpoints and subject matter. Projects encourage experimentation, personal interpretation, and pushing creative boundaries through observation and advanced painting techniques. The class materials list can be found here. Please do not purchase materials until we confirm the class has met minimum enrollment.