Watercolor abstracts is back by popular demand!

Explore your creativity with this one-night fun and relaxing watercolor class! Using leaves and blossoms as a natural references, you’ll create a beautiful abstract painting inspired by the shapes and textures of nature.

No experience is needed—just bring your imagination and enjoy experimenting with color, form, and the natural world. Take home a unique piece of art that celebrates the beauty of spring!

The cost of this class includes materials for the class.

Minimum: 4 | Maximum: 8 

From feed sack to fabulous!

Turn something ordinary into something beautifully useful in this hands-on upcycling workshop. In this class, you’ll transform used animal feed bags into durable, reusable tote bags full of personality and rustic charm.

Each feed sack tells its own story—from farm store staple to one-of-a-kind fashion piece. You’ll give it a brand-new life instead of sending it to the landfill. Along the way, you’ll learn simple sewing and construction techniques to create a sturdy, functional tote you’ll actually want to show off.

Some prior sewing experience is recommended, and a willingness to create, experiment, and have fun. Perfect for anyone interested in sustainability, crafting, or making something unique with their own two hands. Leave with a finished tote and a fresh perspective on how everyday materials can be reimagined.

Please bring  to class:
• Sewing Machine
• Scissors
• Thread (regular thread is fine)
• A jeans or heavy-duty needle
• Marker
• Clips

Optional to bring:
• Nancy will have feed sacks available for the class, however you are welcome to bring your own if you would like. (These sacks are made of a plastic recyclable material, not paper. Make sure to clean out the feed sack prior to class by either wiping it out or rinse out in a tub. Then let it dry. Also trim the top and the bottom edges of the bag.)

Minimum: 4   |   Maximum: 12

The choral ensemble is open to anyone from the community who would like to sing! No audition is required. The goal of this ensemble is to bring the power of singing to our community members. Whether you’ve sung for years, in high school, or are just finding your voice, you belong here! We will sing a variety of choral literature and perform a small concert at the end of the session. Additional opportunities to sing for community events are also possible!

The cost of dues for this community group helps cover instructor pay and use of music.

No class: 11/11, 11/25

Minimum: 12 | Maximum: - 

Discover the Spanish language through conversation, culture, and cooking! In this beginner-friendly class, you'll learn practical vocabulary and phrases for everyday situations while building confidence through interactive discussions and activities. Each session also features a hands-on cooking experience, where you'll prepare traditional Mexican dishes while practicing Spanish in a relaxed and supportive environment. Whether you're new to the language or looking for a fun way to refresh your skills, this course offers a delicious introduction to Spanish and Mexican culture.

What You'll Learn

Week 1: Spanish Basics & EnchiladasLearn how to introduce yourself, talk about your interests, and practice basic conversation while preparing traditional enchiladas.

Week 2: Everyday Verbs & Sopes de TingaBuild your vocabulary with common verbs and simple grammar, then put your skills into practice while making authentic sopes de tinga.

Week 3: Building Sentences & Bistec RancheroLearn how to form questions and complete sentences, gain confidence speaking Spanish, and prepare a classic bistec ranchero meal.

Week 4: Spanish Cooking Challenge & PresentationWork as a team to prepare a traditional dish and agua fresca using the skills you've learned throughout the course, then present your creation in Spanish.

MEET JUANA!
Juana Williams is an Environmental Engineer, native Spanish speaker, and fluent English communicator who has called Maine home for the past three years. Passionate about nature and the environment, she also enjoys cooking authentic Mexican cuisine. Inspired by a longing for the flavors of home, Juana began preparing traditional Mexican dishes and loves sharing them with family and friends.

Interested in planning a trip to Portugal? Join this one-day workshop to map out your perfect itinerary. You'll get essential transit tips, regional highlights, and local secrets to confidently travel on your own. We'll also share details about our upcoming, stress-free 10-day group trip. Whether you want to go independently or travel with us, leave with the blueprint for your dream Portuguese adventure.

Minimum: 3 | Maximum: 10+ 

In this one-night workshop, author and medium Rob Gutro will provide guidance in how to best self-market your book. Writing a book can sometimes be the easiest part! Marketing is a constant job! You’ll learn about some easy to make resources in this course and how to look for interviews. Rob will guide you through building a marketing plan to help turn your story into a successful self-published title.

Minimum: 4 | Maximum: 20 

Grab your coziest pajamas and make it a family night to remember! Join Noble Adult & Community Education for our FREE Annual Family Literacy Pajama Party—an evening filled with stories, creativity, and family fun!

Enjoy: 
• A special reading of Noah and the Shark by Southern Maine author ML Bruin, followed by a chance to meet the author! 
• Coloring and a fun hands-on craft 
• Every child will take home a FREE goodie bag! 
• Quality family time celebrating the joy of reading!

Whether you're looking to spark a love of reading, create special memories together, or simply enjoy a fun night out in your favorite PJs, this is the perfect event for families with young readers. 

Paul Johnson Library at Noble High School 
FREE to attend – just bring your pajamas and your imagination!

About the Author:ML Bruin is a Southern Maine author whose engaging children's books feature fun rhymes, memorable adventures, and positive life lessons. After a 32-year career as an engineer and leader at National Semiconductor/Texas Instruments, he followed his passion for writing and education. His beloved "Noah" children's series encourages imagination, kindness, and a lifelong love of reading.

We can't wait to celebrate the joy of reading with you and your family! 

Join Beth, a talented and experienced instructor, as she guides you through the process of making your very own hammered copper jewelry. Hammer, shape, and shine your way to a beautiful piece you’ll be proud to wear—or gift! Choose your project: earrings, pendants, or a ring. Make it personal, make it shine! Please bring a hand towel to work on and any jewelry tools you already have. 

Materials fee of $10 will be due to the instructor at the start of class. Additional jewelry kits will also be available for purchase.

Minimum: 4 | Maximum: 8