Have you always wanted to learn how to play the piano? Would you like to play a few of your favorite songs? Take these private half hour lessons each week and learn the basics of piano, how to play chords, the grand staff and the rudiments of reading notation! You pick the day and time.

Register online and then Susan will contact you to set up a time for your lessons.

M/T/W/Th, 3 - 6 PM, Mar 1, $120/month

60 minutes for all levels of yoga to increase strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.  Please note:  This class is on Tuesdays, not Wed as originally printed in catalog.

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Would you like to use local delicious cabbage and other vegetables to make fermented food that lasts for months, and maintains flavor and nutrient content? Or do you already make your own ferments but would like to learn more about the wild world of marvelous microorganisms that surround us, give us “terroir” and keep us healthy by replenishing our microbiomes (what is that anyway?) Instructor Emma Holder (Masters in Micro/Immuno, McGill 1993 http://emmaholder.com) Zoom link, info and materials sheet provided upon registration.

Discover how birds adapt to the many challenges winter weather brings! Explore the feeding needs of birds during this time of year, with suggestions on seed and feeders.

Explore ways to Identify several Maine winter birds! 

What three objects in your home have the most significance? If yesterday was a news headline, what would it sound like? Who should get priority for COVID treatment? Tackle a broad range of questions in an intergenerational group that takes a participatory approach to studying local community values and fighting COVID loneliness.

Calling ballet aficionados and those who who have always been fascinated!  Each class will include beginner-level ballet exercises and creative movement activities, followed by a time to view and discuss professional performances, and learn about everything from ballet history to the mechanics of pointe shoes.

PLEASE NOTE: There is no class over April Vacation 4/17 and 4/24

Do you have a yard full of mature trees, or do you often appreciate places with large trees? It should come as no surprise that someone's careful planning and work has gone into curating and maintaining these special places, often started generations ago. In this course we will explore the process of selecting and planning out our landscapes for trees, looking after and shaping young trees, and evaluating older trees for health and structural issues. It is because of the dedication of a few people many years ago that our streets and yards are full of towering giants today, with a little sweat and patience, we can assure that it will be that way for the next generations.

True creativity is natural. Our own minds are what limits us in creativity and in life. This is an invitation to paint what comes in the moment. There are no judgements, critiques or goals. Really.