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Mosaic House Number or Mirror Frame
with Brigit McCallum, Massabesic Adult and Community Education
A class for all levels of experience with stained glass mosaic art! Choose from creating a mosaic house number on a repurposed slate shingle, or design and execute a mosaic on a frame for a mirror. Learn glass shaping skills using stained glass and mosaic art tools, create a mosaic design using water-based or silicone glue, and grout the project. Some work time at home between classes may be required, depending on individual projects. Those who have taken previous classes may propose an alternative project with prior approval. Materials fee payable to instructor: $20
Rook and Roll: Adult Chess Workshop
with Paul Roberts, Noble Adult & Community Education
All are welcome to this six week class of chess! No prior knowledge of chess is needed, but even experienced players will have fun.
For beginners starting their chess journey, the class will focus on the basic rules of chess, developing playing skills, and introducing strategic concepts that will build to playing full games of chess. For experienced chess players already on the journey, the classes will help refine playing skills. Learn and play the game of Kings!
If you would like your own Chess Sets cost $10 payable to the instructor at the start of the class (if you are signing up to take the class with a partner, you only need to pay for one.)
Minimum: 4 | Maximum: 12
Gel Plate Printmaking For Beginners
with Pam Clark, Noble Adult & Community Education
Gel Plate Printing is a dynamic and fun way to express yourself through creating monoprints on a soft, pliable gel plate. Each one-of-a-kind print is as individual as the person creating it and requires no prior art skills to do. In class you will learn what gel plate printing is, how to do it using several different techniques, and be provided with the materials needed to create a variety of prints.
This class is so much fun & expected to fill up fast so sign up early!
Minimum: 4 | Maximum: 8
Chinese Cuisine: Beginner's Course
with Shufang Liao, Merrymeeting Community & Adult Education
In this class, you will make some iconic traditional dishes— including Fried Rice, Handmade Noodles, and Zongzi (Rice puddings). Each recipe highlights its cultural significance, traditional symbolism, and regional variations while guiding learners through authentic preparation methods and essential cooking techniques. The course emphasizes both culinary skills and cultural appreciation, allowing students to explore Chinese traditions through hands-on experience. From wrapping dumplings to shaping mooncakes, participants will gain practical understanding of the artistry, history, and values embedded in Chinese food culture, fostering deeper connections between cuisine and cultural identity.
Farming with Native Plants
with David Spahr, Merrymeeting Community & Adult Education
Author David Spahr has an extensive native farming project. In this class he will discuss and illustrate the hows and whys of farming with native plants, trees, and bushes.
Coastal Navigation Fundamentals (Level 1)
with Alice Bean Andrenyak, Merrymeeting Community & Adult Education
Learn the basics of coastal navigation using local charts, parallel ruler, and dividers. Learn what the symbols mean, how to determine safe and dangerous routes, create courses, learn rules of the “road”, what aids to navigation look like and do, plan for emergencies and more. For kayakers, sailors, powerboaters, and future Registered Maine Guides. Students will need access to either a Casco Bay Chart or Penobscot Bay Chart, parallel ruler and dividers. This course is offered via Zoom over two sessions. This is a LEVEL 1 program.
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Paint Night - Snow Fox
with Janis Peterson, Massabesic Adult and Community Education
Bring a friend and enjoy a night of painting! $20 materials fee
Waterboro Age Friendly
with Age Friendly Waterboro, Massabesic Adult and Community Education
Find yourself asking the question, “How do you get home care services in Southern Maine for myself or a loved one?” We will walk you through the steps to access care in the community. This will also cover access to assisted living and long term care, age well programs, meals on wheels, Medicare, MaineCare, and healthcare power of attorney.