These programs are designed for adults, but select classes are open to teens. All participants under 18 must be registered by an adult.
Registration Notes:
Online Registration for Free Programs:
Registration for free programs (that require registration) is available online. Go to the online registration page to set up an online account with Recreation and Parks. Once you have an account, you will be able to register online for these free programs beginning January 23 at 8 a.m.
Instructors:
Unless listed otherwise, programs are taught by Recreation Staff. All fitness, dance, and sports programs are taught by instructors who are nationally certified in their area(s) of expertise.
Special Accommodations:
If you have a disability and will need assistance or special accommodations in order to enjoy any of these programs or events, call Therapeutic Recreation at 501-5112 no later than ten working days prior to the program date. For programs that require registration, please call and also check the accommodation box on the registration form.
Calligraphy
For ages 18 and older. Learn to hand letter your own wedding invitations or present your loved one with a beautifully scripted poem. Learn the basics of the Italic Alphabet in these four classes. Instructor: Linda Smith. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EA.174300 Tue, Feb 2-23, 6-7:30 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $21.
Stained Glass Mosaics for Beginners
For ages 18 and older. It's easier than you think to create a beautiful stained glass piece to admire in your sunny window. Creating stained glass mosaic art will give you all the vibrant color and pop you're looking for. You'll choose from a variety of patterns and glass that we'll provide for you. All tools and supplies provided during class. Information: Elaine Olay, 343-3506.
1EA.183100 Wed, Feb 10-Mar 3, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
The Armour House. $50.
Stained Glass for Beginners
For ages 16 and older. Registration of a paying adult is required with participants under 18. Learn the basics of working with stained glass using the copper foil method. Tools and supplies are provided for use during class hours. Plan to spend approximately $25 on glass and foil. Safety glasses are required at all classes. Instructor: Celeste Miller. Information: Elaine Olay, 343-3506.
1EA.183001 Tue, Feb 16-Mar 23, 7-9 p.m.
1EA.183020 Tue, Apr 13-May 18, 7-9 p.m.
The Armour House. $75 per person per session.
Stained Glass for Beginners Plus
For ages 16 and older. Registration of a paying adult is required with participants under 18. Build on the basics of working with stained glass by constructing a panel of your choice. You will be required to purchase your own glass cutter, glass, solder, and copper foil. All other tools and supplies are provided for use during class. Safety glasses are required. Participants must have completed beginner level stained glass or have applicable experience. Instructor: Celeste Miller. Information: Elaine Olay, 343-3506.
1EA.183002 Thur, Apr 15-May 20, 7-9 p.m.
The Armour House. $75 per person.
Chain Maille Byzantine Bracelet
For ages 16 and older. Create a beautiful sterling silver Byzantine chain weave bracelet to share or keep! You'll learn the fundamentals of interlocking jump rings, and once mastered, we'll explore many ways of using the Byzantine segments to create beautiful jewelry. Instructor: Celeste Miller. Information: Elaine Olay, 343-3506.
1EA.183004 Sat, Feb 20, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
The Armour House. $90. (Includes a $65 supply fee that is non-refundable after Feb 12.)
Basic Picture Framing
For ages 18 and older. Introduction to picture framing with ready-made frames including mat, glass, and backboard selection and cutting; mounting techniques; and framework fitting. Fee includes one double mat, glass, backboard, and mounting supplies to fit a 16"x20" or smaller frame. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EA.174502 Tue, Mar 2-30, 9-11 a.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $42.
Mixed Media Workshop
For ages 16 and older. With old objects lying around your house, learn to create mixed media artwork while exploring several well-known mixed media artists. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EA.174115 Sat, Mar 13, 1-3 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $7.
Wreath-Making - Spring
For ages 18 and older. Welcome spring just a little early by creating a beautiful spring wreath! Instructor: Ann Spark. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EA.174303 Thur, Mar 25, 6:30-8 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $19. (Includes a $13 supply fee that is non-refundable after Mar 18.)
Creative Arts Guild
For ages 18 and older. Need space to be creative? Bring your friends, your art supplies, and share ideas. We will provide tables, chairs, relaxing music, and refreshments. Information: Janice Parker, 217-9061.
3EB.118729 Tue, Jan 19, 2-4 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center.
Free. Online registration available now.
Mahjong
For ages 18 and older. Mahjong is a game of skill, strategy, intelligence, calculation, and luck! The group meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
First and third Wed, Feb-Dec, 1-4 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. Free.
Sewing Guild
For ages 16 and older. If you enjoy a variety of textile projects, this may be the volunteer opportunity for you. Members participate in programs as well as reproduce textile projects for program use. Meetings are the first Saturday of the month, February-December. New members are always welcome. Information: Anna Truong, 501-2130.
First Sat, Feb-Dec. Call for times.
Meadow Farm Museum. Free.
Walkerton Writers
For ages 18 and older. Develop your writing skills through practice in a supportive environment. This is a working group, where assignments will be given and reviewed at each meeting. Bring your writing implements-paper, pens, or a computer-and be ready to form your ideas and share them with the group. Facilitator: Carolyn Steffen. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
Writers Group 1: First Tuesday of the month.
Writers Group 2: First Thursday of the month.
Jan-Dec, 6-8 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. Free.
Soups, Salads, and Sandwiches
For ages 16 and older. Healthy, tasty hot soups warm any body and heart. Learn to make vegetable and bean soups and vegetarian quesadillas of different flavors. Instructor: Mom's Cooking Institute. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EC.063739 Tue, Mar 2, 6-8 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $25. (Includes a $10 supply fee that is non-refundable after Feb 23.)
Season to Taste
For ages 16 and older. Bring flavorful food to the table by using herbs and spices instead of extra salt. We will be using spices and herbs to make a healthy vegetarian meal. Learn to use them with beans, vegetables, and grains! A date and nut roll is for dessert. Instructor: Mom's Cooking Institute. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EC.063730 Tue, Mar 9, 6-8 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $25. (Includes a $10 supply fee that is non-refundable after Mar 2.)
Vegetarian Dishes From Chennai, India
For ages 16 and older. Food from the southern part of India is very different. Many dishes are rice based. They are low in calories and fat and are easy to make. They can be made from long grain white rice or brown rice. We will also be making dishes from cream of wheat. Instructor: Mom's Cooking Institute. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EC.063742 Wed, Apr 14, 6-8 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25. (Includes a $10 supply fee that is non-refundable after Apr 7.)
Tapas!
For ages 16 and older. Tapas stands and street food vendors always make our mouth water! Here is your chance to make vegetarian appetizers from around the world! Instructor: Mom's Cooking Institute. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EC.063736 Wed, Apr 21, 6-8 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25. (Includes a $10 supply fee that is non-refundable after Apr 14.)
Mediterranean Flavor
For ages 16 and older. Enjoy healthy, vegetarian Mediterranean flavor! Learn to make falafel, couscous, eggplant dip, and more. Instructor: Mom's Cooking Institute. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EC.063740 Wed, May 12, 6-8 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25. (Includes a $10 supply fee that is non-refundable after May 5.)
I'll Dance at Your Wedding
For couples ages 16 and older. Spring weddings are coming up. We'll learn dances appropriate for that special occasion. Bride and groom, parents, attendants, or guests - you'll enjoy the wedding more if you can dance. Instructor: Doug Green. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063534 Tue, Feb 2-23, 7:15-8:30 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25 per person.
I'll Dance at Your Wedding-Latin Beat
For couples ages 16 and older. The Latin dances stir the imagination like no other form of dance. They are romantic, sultry, intense, and great fun at weddings. Whether you're beginning or just want more practice, here's your opportunity to explore the rumba, cha-cha, and mambo. Instructor: Doug Green. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063540 Tue, Mar 9-30, 7:15-8:30 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25 per person.
Monday Night Line Dance
For ages 18 and older. Start your week learning a variety of popular Latin, swing, rock and roll, and country line dances. Intermediate dancers and those who just want to have fun are invited to join us! Instructor: Eloise Edwards. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063530 Mon, Feb 1-Mar 22, 7:15-8:15 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $40.
1ED.063531 Mon, Apr 5-May 17, 7:15-8:15 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $35.
Ballet Stretch and Tone
For ages 18 and older. This beginning ballet exercise class will incorporate ballet moves with floor work to enhance your strength and flexibility. Instructor: Village Dance Studios. Information: Janice Parker, 217-9061.
1ED.118724 Tue, Feb 9-Mar 30, 2-2:55 p.m.
1ED.118725 Tue, Apr 13-June 1, 2-2:55 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40 per session.
Belly Dance (Beginner)
For ages 16 and older. Under 16 with parental permission. Get fit and have fun while learning the ancient art of belly dance. Express yourself, gain confidence, and feel good about yourself while building a strong foundation in technique. Instructor: Lucy Smith. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063760 Wed, Feb 3-Mar 24, 6-7 p.m. $40.
1ED.063761 Wed, Feb 3-Mar 24, 7-8 p.m. $40.
1ED.063762 Wed, May 5-June 9, 7-8 p.m. $30.
1ED.063763 Wed, May 5-June 9, 6-7 p.m. $30.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center.
Belly Dance (Intermediate/Advanced)
For ages 16 and older. Under 16 with parental permission. Prerequisite: must have mastered basic belly dance technique. Build on your basic belly dance technique, learn finger cymbals, veil work, step combinations, and how to improvise to the music so that you can really dance instead of just doing steps. Bring zils and a three-yard veil to class. Instructor: Lucy Smith. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063766 Wed, Feb 3-Mar 24, 8-9 p.m. $40.
1ED.063767 Wed, May 5-June 9, 8-9 p.m. $30.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center.
Hoop Dance: Level I
For ages 16 and older. Under 16 with parental permission. Tired of the same old workouts? Try Hoop Dance! Hooping is an effective way to strengthen your core while making you smile. Learn basic waist hooping, reverses and breaks, paddling, lifts, shoulder hooping, leg hooping, angle hooping, and poi hooping. Class is designed for beginners, and hoops will be provided during class. Instructor: Cari Bowman. Information: Hallie Boisseau, 501-5807.
1ED.029622 Mon, Feb 15-Mar 22, 6-7 p.m.
Pinchbeck Elementary School. $36.
NEW dates! Space is still available. Call 501-5807 if you are interested in registering.
1ED.029623 Mon, Mar 29-May 10, 6-7 p.m.
No class Apr 5. Pinchbeck Elementary School. $36.
Hoop Dance: Level II
For ages 16 and older. Under 16 with parental permission. Do you already have the beginning skills of Hoop Dance? Expand your hoop dance knowledge! Build on the basics by learning advanced skills and working with twin hoops. Class is designed for hoopers already proficient in Level I basics. Hoops will be provided during class if needed. Instructor: Cari Bowman. Information: Hallie Boisseau, 501-5807.
1ED.029625 Mon, Feb 8-Mar 15, 7-8 p.m.
Pinchbeck Elemetary School. $36.
1ED.029626 Mon, Mar 29-May 10, 7-8 p.m.
No class Apr 5. Pinchbeck Elementary School. $36.
Zumba
For ages 18 and older. Come experience the latest Latin craze. Zumba fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic fitness program that will blow you away. Join us for this cutting edge, body-energizing hour of fitness. Instructor: Mary McCargo. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063788 Mon & Wed, Feb 8-24, 6-7 p.m. $36.
1ED.063789 Mon & Wed, Mar 3-29, 6-7 p.m. $48.
1ED.063790 Mon & Wed, Apr 12-28, 6-7 p.m. $36.
1ED.063791 Mon & Wed, May 5-24, 6-7 p.m. $36.
Dorey Recreation Center.
Low Impact Aerobics
For ages 16 and older. Enjoy a high-energy, low joint-stressing workout to great oldies tunes! Participants should bring a towel and water bottle and wear supportive aerobic shoes. Instructor: Lisa Hall. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063518 Mon & Wed, Feb 1-22, 6-7 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $35.
1ED.063519 Mon & Wed, Mar 1-29, 6-7 p.m.
No class Mar 15 & 17. Belmont Recreation Center. $35.
1ED.063520 Mon & Wed, Apr 12-26, 6-7 p.m.
No class Apr 21. Belmont Recreation Center. $25.
1ED.063521 Mon & Wed, May 5-24, 6-7 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $30.
Taekwondo
For ages 16 and older. Under 16 with parental permission. Train in the mental and physical disciplines of Taekwondo. Practice self-defense techniques and Olympic sparring. This class teaches Taekwondo as recommended by Kukkiwon, the international governing body of the most popular martial art in the world. Instructor will provide required safety equipment. Instructor: Philip Brunson. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063506 Mon & Wed, Feb 8-24, 7-7:55 p.m. $30.
1ED.063507 Mon & Wed, Mar 3-29, 7-7:55 p.m. $40.
1ED.063508 Mon & Wed, Apr 12-28, 7-7:55 p.m. $30.
1ED.063509 Mon & Wed, May 5-24, 7-7:55 p.m. $30.
Deep Run Recreation Center.
Tai Chi (Beginner and Ongoing)
For ages 16 and older. Tai Chi has been described as a moving yoga. The gentle yet powerful movements can be done by people of all abilities and can improve health, balance, stress level, and let one feel a peaceful energy. This class is open to both beginner and intermediate students. Emphasis is on the ten essentials and "feeling" the movements. Instructor: Jack Fuller. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063695 Thur, Feb 4-Mar 25, 6-7 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $48.
1ED.063694 Fri, Feb 5-Mar 26, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $48.
1ED.063697 Fri, Mar 26-Apr 30, 2-3 p.m.
Dorey Recreation Center. $36.
1ED.063696 Thur, Apr 15-May 20, 6-7 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $36.
1ED.063699 Fri, Apr 16-May 21, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $36.
The Art of Letting Go
For ages 16 and older. We will deeply explore practical techniques for letting go and letting the REAL YOU surface. Relaxation techniques used: Tai Chi, Qigong, breathing techniques, meditation, focused movement, and discussion of other techniques. Come and unlock your creativity, relieve stress, and enjoy centered calm. Instructor: Jack Fuller. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063692 Thur, Mar 11-Apr 1, 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $24.
Hatha Yoga (Beginner and Ongoing)
For ages 16 and older. Learn to better manage stress and improve your overall health and well being by receiving instruction in yoga postures, deep relaxation, deep breathing techniques, and meditation. Participants are asked to wear loose-fitting clothing, bring a mat to class, and refrain from eating a heavy meal for two hours before class. You must be in reasonably good health, with no extensive surgeries in the past year. Instructor: Ed Carpenter. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1ED.063690 Mon, Feb 15-Mar 29, 6:30-8 p.m. $63.
1ED.063691 Mon, Apr 12-May 17, 6:30-8 p.m. $54.
Deep Run Recreation Center.
Tales From Edgar Allan Poe
For ages 18 and older. Edgar Allan Poe will be in the Tavern sharing his dark tales! Join us in front of the fireplace for refreshments and dramatic readings from period performer Keith Kaufelt as Poe. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EE.174506 Fri, Feb 19, 7-8:30 p.m.
1EE.174507 Fri, Mar 19, 7-8:30 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. Free.
Registration required and available online.
Tea & Talk at the Tavern
For ages 18 and older. Join us for a light English luncheon tea and lively tavern talk. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EE.174720 Tue, Feb 23, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
1EE.174721 Tue, Apr 27, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
1EE.174722 Thur, May 27, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $11.25 per session.
Timeless Prom
For ages 30 and older. However perfect or awful one's prom may have been, the Timeless Prom will prove that it's never too late to experience the big night all over again. For those who never graced the dimly lit gymnasium floor in high school, this is your chance to unleash those pent up dance moves and ultra-cool attitudes. Information: Torrance Archie, 501-5990.
1EE.014100 Fri, Apr 9, 7-11 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $7.50.
The Fox and the Statue: Portrayals of Robert E. Lee
For ages 15 and older. Was Robert E. Lee one of the great captains of American history or a bumbling practitioner of old-fashioned warfare? Experience a unique survey of the writings of authors who both deified and vilified the military career of the Confederacy’s most renowned general. Information: Jimmy Price, 652-3411.
Wed, Jan 13, 7-8:30 p.m.
Dorey Recreation Center. Free.
"We Are Soldiers;" USCTs at New Market Heights
For ages 16 and older. On September 29, 1864, African-American troops attacked the Confederate lines along New Market Heights. Fourteen black soldiers received the Medal of Honor for their gallantry. This lecture examines the experiences of the black troops at New Market Heights, the prejudices endured, the combat experience, and the glory they achieved on the battlefield. Information: Jimmy Price, 652-3411.
Tue, Feb 9, 7-8:30 p.m.
Fairfield Area Library. Free.
Virginia Randolph and the Practical Arts
For ages 16 and older. Educator Virginia Randolph believed her African-American students could excel in both academic studies and the practical arts. Learn about her life's work and view examples of the surviving needlework created by her students. Information: Sheryl Mays, 652-3409.
Thur, Feb 18, 7-8:30 p.m.
Tuckahoe Area Library. Free.
Before They Were Killer Angels
For ages 16 and older. Explore the careers of those men who fought at Gettysburg and how their early experiences prepared them for the bloodiest battle of the Civil War. Information: Jimmy Price, 652-3411.
Thur, Mar 18, 7-8:30 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. Free.
Preserving Family Textile Heirlooms
For ages 16 and older. Join historic textile specialist Colleen Callahan for an informative session about care and preservation of family treasures, from coverlets to wedding dresses. Participants can bring family textiles for brief consultations on identifying, dating and preserving items. Limit two textiles per person. No appraisals available. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Information: Sheryl Mays, 652-3409.
1EF.197004 Sat, Apr 17, 10 a.m.-noon.
Walkerton Tavern. Free.
Registration required and available online.
General Fire Safety
For ages 16 and older. Come learn all about fire safety! Disaster preparedness, open burn laws, and fire safety in the kitchen are only a few of the topics that will be covered by the Henrico County Division of Fire. Information: Dorey Recreation Center, 795-2334.
1EG.141530 Thur, Mar 25, 7-8:30 p.m.
Dorey Recreation Center. Free.
Registration required and available online.
Fire Extinguisher Training
For ages 16 and older. Learn the proper technique to operate a fire extinguisher with the Henrico County Division of Fire. Fire officials will provide on-site training on how YOU can protect yourself and your family from fire. Information: Dorey Recreation Center, 795-2334.
1EG.141531 Tue, May 25, 7-8:30 p.m.
Dorey Recreation Center. Free.
Registration required and available online.
Gardening
Planting an Herb and Vegetable Garden
For ages 18 and older. Learn how to plan your space, whether it's a window box container, a raised bed, or the whole backyard. How to prepare your soil, what to plant, and where to plant will be covered. Handout and herb guide provided. Instructor: Nicole Schermerhorn. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EG.029696 Sat, Mar 6, 10-11 a.m.
Lavender Fields Farm. $6. (Plus a $10 supply fee paid to Lavender Fields Farm on the day of class.)
Raised Bed Gardening
For ages 18 and older. Class will cover the basics of growing herbs and vegetables in a raised bed. Tips on layout, soil conditioning, ongoing care, and harvesting will be covered. Several different building options and placement ideas will be explored as well. Instructor: Nicole Schermerhorn. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EG.029698 Sat, Mar 13, 10-11 a.m.
Lavender Fields Farm. $6. (Plus a $10 supply fee paid to Lavender Fields Farm on the day of class.)
Organic Gardening
For ages 18 and older. Learn how to garden organically to eliminate the need for pesticides, grow healthier herbs and vegetables, and make your garden attractive for beneficial bugs, birds, bees, and butterflies. Garden design, composting, plant requirements, weed control, mulches, and fertilizing will be covered. Instructor: Nicole Schermerhorn. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EG.029671 Sat, Mar 20, 10-11 a.m.
Lavender Fields Farm. $6. (Plus a $10 supply fee paid to Lavender Fields Farm on the day of class.)
Copper Plant Markers
For ages 18 and older. If you've had a difficult time finding plant markers that last and look good, search no more! We will make great-looking copper plant markers that will last year after year and bring great character and style to your garden. Information: Elaine Olay, 343-3506.
1EG.183600 Sat, Mar 20, 10 a.m.-noon.
The Armour House. $12.
Growing Lavender in Virginia
For ages 18 . Learn the basics for growing lavender in this area and tips to beat the humidity and other climate issues. Discuss perennial and annual varieties, as well as how to prepare your garden bed and how to harvest. Instructor: Nicole Schermerhorn. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EG.029700 Sat, Apr 3, 10-11 a.m.
Lavender Fields Farm. $6. (Plus a $10 supply fee paid to Lavender Fields Farm on the day of class.)
Garden Stepping Stones
For ages 18 and older. Design and create a stained glass mosaic stepping stone for your garden or yard. Put your personal touch on a piece of garden art that will make a lasting impression. Information: Elaine Olay, 343-3506.
1EG.183807 Wed, Apr 7-28, 6-8 p.m.
The Armour House. $48.
Agricultural Guild
For ages 16 and older. If you enjoy gardening and the companionship of good folks, this may be your volunteer opportunity. The Meadow Farm Agricultural Guild meets Thursday evenings, April through September to work the field crops and heirloom garden. Information: Anna Truong, 501-2130.
Thur, Apr 8-Sept 9, 6-8 p.m.
Meadow Farm Museum. Free.
A Thyme to Plant
For ages 16 and older. Are you interested in herb gardens? Marianne Ritchie from A Thyme to Plant herb farm will share her vast knowledge to help you create a useful herb garden. Plants will be available for sale. Information: Anna Truong, 501-2130.
Sat, Apr 10, 2 p.m.
Meadow Farm Museum. Free.
Hypertufa Workshop
For ages 18 and older. Hypertufa is popular for garden ornaments and pots. The "tufa" composite, attractive in the garden setting, is durable, lightweight, and favorable for plant growth. Make and take your own garden container. What could be more fun than grown-ups playing in mud? Instructor: Mary Vetrovec, Henrico Master Gardener. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EG.029697 Sat, Apr 10, 10 a.m.-noon.
The Armour House. $12.
Cooking With Herbs
For ages 18 and older. Learn how to add a culinary flair to meals utilizing herbs grown in your own garden. Focus will be on herbs that grow best in our area, many tried and true herb combinations, and new and unusual suggestions. How to grow your harvest and preserve your crop will also be covered. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EG.029701 Sat, Apr 17, 10-11 a.m.
Lavender Fields Farm. $6. (Plus a $20 supply fee paid to Lavender Fields Farm on the day of class.)
Vegetarian Cooking With Herbs
For ages 18 and older. Learn how herbs compliment the vegetarian diet with healthy flavor and nutrition. This class will cover how to go from garden to kitchen using herbs, vegetables and edible flowers that you can grow no matter how small the space. Handout and herb guide provided. Instructor: Nicole Schermerhorn. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EG.029702 Sat, May 1, 10-11 a.m.
Lavender Fields Farm. $6. (Plus a $20 supply fee paid to Lavender Fields Farm on the day of class.)
Organization
Feng Shui
For ages 16 and older. Feng shui is the study of how to arrange your space to enhance your life. Learn key principles of feng shui and cures to common problems in your home and office. You will also receive the booklet "Simplified Feng Shui." Instructor: Debbie Bowie. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EG.063680 Tue, Mar 2, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $25.
Feng Shui-Clutter
For ages 16 and older. Clutter is a universal problem in our busy world. Learn feng shui principles to help you clear clutter more easily. Instructor: Debbie Bowie. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EG.063686 Tue, Mar 16, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Belmont Recreation Center. $25.
Organize!
For ages 18 and older. Tired of hunting for computer files? Can't find your glasses or keys? It's time to organize - your computer, closet, calendar, and work area! A hands-on class with real projects! Instructor: Carolyn Steffen. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EG.174790 Wed, Mar 10-31, 6-8 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $28.
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Decorating With Marilyn Creech
For more information on these classes, call Cathy Clifton at 501-5812.
17 Ways to Make a Living as an Interior Decorator
For ages 16 and older. Do you have an eye for decorating but aren't quite sure how to make a living in this field? Come explore 17 different ways you can make your dream come true right here in Henrico. This class will give you the tools to excel in this field!
1EG.063573 Sat, Feb 6, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Designer Secrets for Decorating With Style
For ages 16 and older. Learn exclusive secrets of the trade to decorate with lavish style. We will explore 35 different design and decorating ideas used by the pros.
1EG.063561 Sat, Feb 13, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Budget-Friendly Designer Rooms
For ages 16 and older. You don't have to spend a lot to get beautiful designer rooms! Analyze various rooms and learn how to re-create them within a budget-you'll be amazed at the low cost. Discover where to shop for stunning items at discount prices. Also learn how to do a simple re-upholster of a chair.
1EG.063559 Sat, Mar 6, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Elegant Buffet
For ages 16 and older. Learn how to decorate beautiful buffet tables for parties! Learn various procedures used by interior decorators to create elegant and easy buffet settings. Themes, arrangements, and fabric choices will be taught along with unusual and elegant tray decorations and flatware placements for indoor and outdoor buffet parties.
1EG.063551 Sat, Mar 20, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Patio & Porch Decorating
For ages 16 and older. Make your outdoor space come alive with color, furniture arrangement, fabrics, plant selection, lighting, and paint techniques. Learn about fabrics for the outdoors and how to care for them. Lighting techniques for function and mood in your outdoor setting are also covered.
1EG.063558 Sat, Apr 3, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Interior Decorating & Design
For ages 16 and older. Create beautiful rooms by mastering color coordination, fabric choices, textures, lighting, and overall visual harmony. Furniture arrangement will be explored as you work with a professional interior decorator.
1EG.063552 Sat, Apr 10, 1-3 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Wall Arrangements That WOW the Eye
For ages 16 and older. This class will teach you many beautiful wall arrangements that you can re-create in your own home. Learn how to do a stunning fabric wall and how to arrange plates, pictures, and fountains. Your instructor will also demonstrate various faux finishes for walls.
1EG.063574 Sat, May 1, 1-3 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Dramatic Decorating Displays Using Lighting
For ages 16 and older. There is more to designer lighting than installing a chandelier and a couple of lamps. Come learn various lighting techniques that will add drama to your rooms. We will discuss wall washing, shadow play, and much more!
1EG.063556 Sat, May 8, 1-3 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Floral Design for Beginners
For ages 16 and older. This beginner's class will introduce you to the art of floral design and emphasize the mechanics in floral arrangements. You will explore basic shapes and styles by completing one silk centerpiece to take home.
1EG.063576 Sat, May 22, 1-3 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $33.50. (Includes an $8.50 supply fee that is non-refundable after May 14.)
You're On-the-Air (How to Make It in Voice-Overs!)
For ages 18 and older. You don't have to be an actor to get voice-over work, but it certainly doesn't hurt! Learn how to turn voice-overs into a full or part-time business. Step up to the mic to do some practice recording and then hear the results! Dan Levine, Tony Award nominated composer, teaches this popular course. Information: Amy Perdue, 501-5138.
Mon, Mar 29, 7-9 p.m.
The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. $25.
Guitar Classes
Students must have a guitar (acoustic or electric depending on the class) and be willing to practice at home. Students are expected to retake a class level until the skills have been evaluated and mastered. The supply fee covers the cost of the book listed and is not required if the participant already has the appropriate book. Instructor: Scott Martin. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
Guitar Primer (Prep Course)
For ages 16 and older. For the complete beginner who has not learned about holding the guitar, tuning, chords, or notes. Students are introduced to simple music notation and will develop skills to continue in music.
1EH.063672 Sat, Feb 20-Mar 13, 10:30-11:15 a.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
1EH.063671 Sat, May 1-22, 2:45-3:30 p.m.
Dorey Recreation Center. $25.
1EH.063673 Mon, May 3-24, 5:45-6:30 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $25.
Acoustic Guitar I
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Guitar Primer. For students who know a little about the guitar. Learn short G, C, G7 as well as A7, D, D7, and Em chords. Book: Essential Elements for Guitar. Fee includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable if a cancellation is made less than a week before the start date.
1EH.063839 Sat, Mar 20-Apr 17, 10:30-11:15 a.m.
No class Apr 10. Deep Run Recreation Center. $40.
Acoustic Guitar II (More Chords)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar I. Ready to learn more chords? Students will learn full G, C, G7, and D7 chords and work on songs that change between these chords. Book: Essential Elements for Guitar. Fee includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable if a cancellation is made less than a week before the start date.
1EH.063827 Mon, Feb 22-Mar 15, 7:15-8 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40.
1EH.063828 Sat, May 1-22, 10:30-11:15 a.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $40.
Acoustic Guitar II (Fingerpicking)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar I. Interested in the softer side of guitar that uses fingers instead of a pick? Learn easy classical songs and beginning fingerpicking patterns.
1EH.063837 Mon, Mar 22-Apr 19, 6:30-7:15 p.m.
No class Apr 5. Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $25.
Acoustic Guitar III
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar II. For those who are ready to learn songs with minor and seventh chords. Learn advanced strumming techniques with songs with four chords. Book: Essential Elements for Guitar. Fee includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable if a cancellation is made less than a week before the start date.
1EH.063845 Mon, Feb 22-Mar 15, 8-8:45 p.m.
1EH.063846 Mon, May 3-24, 8-8:45 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40 per session.
Acoustic Guitar IV (Intermediate)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar III. This class is for those with 3-6 months experience, know 8-12 guitar chords, may struggle with the four string (non bar) F chord, and do not know bar chords. Book: Essential Elements for Guitar. Fee includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable if a cancellation is made less than a week before the start date.
1EH.063820 Mon, Feb 22-Mar 15, 8:45-9:30 p.m.
1EH.063821 Mon, May 3-24, 8:45-9:30 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40 per session.
Acoustic Guitar IV (Beatles)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar III. For those with 3-6 months experience and know 8-12 guitar chords. Other stringed instruments (mandolin, dobro, bass), light percussion, and vocalists also welcome. Book: Best of The Beatles for Acoustic Guitar.
1EH.063831 Mon, Mar 22-Apr 19, 7:15-8 p.m.
No class Apr 5. Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40. (Includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable after Mar 15.)
Acoustic Guitar IV (Jam/Workshop)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar III. For those with 3-6 months experience and know 8-12 guitar chords. Other stringed instruments (mandolin, dobro, bass), light percussion, and vocalists also welcome.
1EH.063822 Mon, Mar 22-Apr 19, 8-8:45 p.m.
No class Apr 5. Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $25.
Acoustic Guitar V (Chords With Scary Names)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar IV. This program assumes you know about 8-12 basic guitar chords and have been playing guitar for about 6 months. Learn chords that have unusual names like Dsus4, Dsus2, Cadd9, and "slash chords" such as D/A and G/B. No bar chords yet! Acoustic guitar preferred.
1EH.063829 Sat, Mar 20-Apr 17, 12:45-1:30 p.m.
No class Apr 10. Deep Run Recreation Center. $25.
Acoustic Guitar VI (Basic Bar Chords)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Acoustic Guitar V Intermediate. For those who know 15 or more chords, have been playing for a year, and can make chord changes without hesitation. We will introduce the "E form" and "A form" bar chords. Book: Barre Chords: An Easy Introduction to Moveable Fretboard Shapes.
1EH.063838 Sat, Feb 20-Mar 13, noon-12:45 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $40. (Includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable after Feb 13.)
Electric Guitar I (Power Chords)
For ages 16 and older. For those who know a little about guitar and want to learn chords and riffs that make electric guitar sound different than acoustic guitar. Learn two-note open and moveable power chords with songs by artists such as Green Day, Weezer, and Jimi Hendrix. Electric guitar preferred. Book: Power Chords: A Beginner's Guide with 20 Killer Rock Riffs. Fee includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable if a cancellation is made less than a week before the start date.
1EH.063843 Mon, Feb 22-Mar 15, 5:45-6:30 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40.
1EH.063844 Mon, May 3-24, 6:30-7:15 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40.
Electric Guitar II
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Electric Guitar I. For those familiar with power chords. Learn nine-note open and moveable power chords by learning songs by artists such as Nirvana, The Kinks, and Joan Jett. Electric guitar preferred. Book: Power Chord Rock: Essential Elements Guitar Songs Mid-Beginner. Fee includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable if a cancellation is made less than a week before the start date.
1EH.063840 Mon, Mar 22-Apr 19, 5:45-6:30 p.m.
No class Apr 5. Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40.
Electric Guitar III (Blues)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Electric Guitar III Pentatonic. For those who have been playing 6 months and know power chords and the Pentatonic Scale. Learn the styles of B. B. King, Stevie Ray, and Clapton. 12-bar blues: chords, scales and licks; string bending; turnarounds and boogie patterns; hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides. Electric guitar preferred.
1EH.063849 Sat, Mar 20-Apr 17, noon-12:45 p.m.
No class Apr 10. Deep Run Recreation Center. $40. (Includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable after Mar 12.)
Electric Guitar III (Jam)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Electric Guitar II, III, or Acoustic Guitar III. For those who have been playing 6 months and know power chords and "open" chords and pentatonic scale. Other instruments (bass, keys, sax), light percussion, and vocalists also encouraged. Book: Hall Leonard Blues Guitar Method.
1EH.063830 Mon, May 3-24, 7:15-8 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $25.
Electric Guitar III (Pentatonic)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Electric Guitar II. For students who have been playing for 3-6 months and know a little bit about the electric guitar and chords. Students will learn about the pentatonic scale and its use in improvising and solo/lead guitar. Electric guitar preferred. Book: Rock Guitar by Peter Vogl. Fee includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable if a cancellation is made less than a week before the start date.
1EH.063847 Sat, Feb 20-Mar 13, 12:45-1:30 p.m.
1EH.063848 Sat, May 1-22, noon-12:45 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $40 per session.
Electric Guitar IV (Power Riffs and Rock Songs)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Electric Guitar III. For those who have been playing 6 months and know power chords and the pentatonic scale. Learn the classic rock songs that combine power chords with single note riffs. Songs like "Sweet Home Alabama," "Crazy Train," and "Back in Black." No "lead" guitar solos here. Book: Best Rock Songs Ever-2nd Edition.
1EH.063841 Mon, Feb 22-Mar 15, 6:30-7:15 p.m.
Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40. (Includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable after Feb 15.)
Electric Guitar V (Rock Solos and Songs)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Electric Guitar IV. For those with one year or more playing power chords, riffs, pentatonic scale and are able to make chord changes with no hesitation. Learn classic rock song solos note for note. Songs like "Evil Ways," "Hey Joe," and "Sweet Child of Mine." Book: Greatest Guitar Solos of all Time.
1EH.063842 Mon, Mar 22-Apr 19, 8:45-9:30 p.m.
No class Apr 5. Twin Hickory Recreation Center. $40. (Includes a $15 supply fee that is non-refundable after Mar 15.)
Walk on the Wild Side
For ages 18 and older. Explore the intriguing world of nature at Three Lakes Park. Find out what seasonal changes are taking place outdoors with a classroom presentation followed by a guided trail hike. Always an adventure! Information: Bekky Monroe, 262-5055.
1EJ.114004 Wed, Feb 24, 1-2:30 p.m.
1EJ.114008 Wed, Mar 24, 1-2:30 p.m.
1EJ.114010 Wed, Apr 21, 1-2:30 p.m.
1EJ.114015 Wed, May 19, 1-2:30 p.m.
Three Lakes Nature Center. Free.
Registration required and available online.
Land Navigation: Map & Compass
For ages 18 and older. Teens 13-17 may register with a paying adult. Learn how to orient and read a map and compass, set a bearing, and navigate over unfamiliar terrain. We will cover the basics of navigation and some tricks of the trail during a classroom session, and then head outdoors to practice your newly acquired skills! Instructor: Roy Hutchinson. Information: Hallie Boisseau, 501-5807.
1EJ.029611 Sat, Apr 10, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Dorey Park. $12.
Land Navigation: GPS
For ages 18 and older. Teens 13-17 may register with a paying adult. Designed to compliment the map and compass class, this course will introduce you to the Global Positioning System (GPS) technology and give you hands-on experience orienteering with the system. Knowledge of map and compass techniques is suggested but not required. Please provide your own GPS for class. Instructor: Roy Hutchinson. Information: Hallie Boisseau, 501-5807.
1EJ.029612 Sat, Apr 24, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Dorey Park. $12.
Bird Watching
For ages 18 and older. If you want to get a taste for birding or you're a longtime bird-watching enthusiast, join John Coe (Richmond Audubon Society) along the banks of the James River. We'll get a "birds-eye view" of a variety of waterfowl, songbirds, osprey, herons, and other migratory birds. Participants should bring binoculars. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029659 Sat, Apr 24, 7:30-10:30 a.m.
Osborne Park. $12.
Wilderness Survival
For ages 18 and older. Teens 13-17 may register with a paying adult. Have you ever turned around and noticed that all the trees look alike and you're not sure which way is out? Join us for "Survival for the Geographically Embarrassed!" This class will arm you with the information needed to make the right decisions, survive the night, and improve your chances of being found fast. Instructor: Roy Hutchinson. Information: Hallie Boisseau, 501-5807.
1EJ.029610 Sat, May 8, 9-11 a.m.
Dorey Recreation Center. $12.
The Great Nature Escape-False Cape State Park
For ages 18 and older. Imagine yourself spending a weekend in a lodge on a barrier spit where, from the porch, you'll enjoy a spectacular sunset over Back Bay. Take an early morning hike to watch the sun rise over the Atlantic. Spend the weekend discovering False Cape State Park's natural history, geology, and ecological wonders through a variety of activities.
Transportation to and from Virginia Beach WILL NOT BE PROVIDED. (False Cape State Park is inaccessible to vehicular traffic. A shuttle is provided to transport us from Sandbridge through Back Bay Wildlife Refuge to the park. Unless there is an emergency, we are committed to being at False Cape all weekend.) A pre-trip meeting will be held on Thursday, April 1 from 7-8:30 p.m. at Walkerton Tavern. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029694 Fri-Sun, Apr 16-18.
Meet at Little Island City Park in Sandbridge by 2 p.m. on Fri, Apr 16 and return to Sandbridge by approximately 2:30 p.m. on Sun, Apr 18. $75 includes lodging for two nights and dinner on Saturday. Register by Mar 26.
Knots, Bends, and Hitches
For ages 14 and older. In this hands-on ‘learn how to tie knots' course, participants will learn many useful knots. The optional course kit comes with a copy of the USPS Guide: Knots, Bends, and Hitches for Mariners, a copy of the slide notes, and a die-cut knot board and two lengths of line. Instructor: Richmond Sail and Power Squadron. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029619 Thur, Mar 11, 7-9 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center.
$5. (Plus $25 for optional course material.)
Fly Casting and Fly Tying Clinic
For ages 14 and older. This clinic is designed for all skill levels and will cover basic skills, equipment, fly tying, and information on fishing destinations. Bring your own rod and reel and fly tying kits. Participants may borrow equipment from instructor with advance notification. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029641 Sat, Mar 20, 2-4:30 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $12.
Boating Safety Skills
For ages 14 and older. This course covers all the minimum safety rules and regulations as required by the NEW Virginia Mandatory Boater Education law. Upon successfully passing this course, the student will receive verification of completion. Topics include required equipment, navigation rules and aids, lights and sound signals, government regulations, emergencies, communications afloat, trailering, water sport safety, and personal watercraft. Instructor: Richmond Sail and Power Squadron. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029617 Sat, Mar 6, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Dorey Recreation Center. Free.
Registration required and available online.
Using GPS on the Water
For ages 14 and older. Participants will learn how to operate a GPS unit, the principles of waypoint navigation, how to relate the GPS to your charts, and tips for choosing a GPS if you don't currently own one. Instructor: Richmond Sail and Power Squadron. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029618 Tue, Mar 9, 7-9 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $5. (Plus $25 for optional course material.)
Canoe
A Winter Paddle
For ages 18 and older. Suffering from cabin fever? Bundle up and join us for an afternoon of paddling on Four Mile Creek, a quiet tributary of the James River. We'll paddle leisurely, looking for owls, great blue herons, and bald eagles and sip on some hot cider as we go! Fee covers basic instruction and all equipment. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029644 Sun, Feb 28, 2-5 p.m.
Four Mile Creek at Deep Bottom Park. $12.
Sunset Visions
For ages 18 and older. Join us on a twilight canoe trip on Four Mile Creek, a quiet tributary of the James River. We'll paddle leisurely, looking for great blue herons, osprey, beaver, deer, and bald eagles. Fee covers basic instruction and all equipment. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029645 Sun, Apr 25, 5:30 p.m.-twilight.
Four Mile Creek at Deep Bottom Park. $12.
Friday Morning Paddle
For ages 18 and older. Start your weekend early with a leisurely paddle on Four Mile Creek. We'll paddle through winding channels lined with cattails and other marsh plants, searching for hidden wildlife. Fee covers basic instruction and all equipment. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029650 Fri, Apr 30, 9:30 a.m.-noon.
Four Mile Creek at Deep Bottom Park. $12.
1EJ.029651 Fri, June 4, 9:30 a.m.-noon.
Four Mile Creek at Deep Bottom Park. $12.
Canoeing: Introduction to Canoeing
For ages 18 and older. This one-day course is for beginners and those who want to brush up on their paddling skills. Basic strokes for paddling tandem and solo will be taught. Draws, sweeps, and prys are just some of the strokes that will be covered. Safety, equipment, and trip planning will also be covered. Taught by ACA instructors. Fee covers instruction, equipment, and lunch. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
2EJ.029640 Sat, June 5, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Four Mile Creek at Deep Bottom Park. $36.
Kayak
Kayak Tour: Picnic and Paddle
For ages 14 and older. Paddle through calm, shallow waters to a secluded beach, perfect for a picnic and a quick dip. Meander up a narrow creek on the return as we search for the resident eagle's nest. Bring your own lunch. Fee covers basic instruction and all equipment. Instructor: Bay Trails Outfitters. Information: Hallie Boisseau, 501-5807.
1EJ.029675 Sat, May 29, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Mathews County. $55.
Sailing
Day of Sailing
For ages 18 and older. Bring a picnic lunch and spend the day sailing the Chesapeake Bay aboard a cruising sailboat. This is a great experience for people who would like to try sailing for the first time and for "old hands" who just want to spend more time on the water. Directions and information will be sent to participants, who must provide their own transportation. Instructor: Bay Adventure Yacht Charters. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029668 Sat, May 1, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
1EJ.029669 Sun, May 16, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Deltaville, VA. $55 per session.
Sailing Class
For ages 18 and older. This class offers you seven hours of intensive "on-the-water" sailing instruction. Topics include boat rigging, basic knot tying, maneuvering under power, maneuvering under sail, basic piloting, and rigging for heavy wind. No previous experience is required. Directions and information will be sent to participants, who must provide their own transportation. Instructor: Bay Adventure Yacht Charters. Information: Dee Donnelly, 501-5147.
1EJ.029665 Sat, May 8, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
1EJ.029670 Sun, May 23, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Deltaville, VA. $70 per session.
NEW! Open Gym Basketball
For ages 18 and older. Beginning on February 8, join us at Deep Run Recreation Center as we now offer open gym basketball on Monday nights from 8-10 p.m. All participants will be required to sign a libility waiver provided on site. No fee. Information: Alicia Boggs, 290-0305.
1st Annual Spring Thaw Doubles Tennis Tournament
For ages 16 and older. This first annual tennis tournament will have divisions for men's and women's teams. The tournament is for amateur players and will take place Friday evening and during the day on Saturday and Sunday. Awards will be presented to the Champions. Information: Andy Crane, 501-5156.
1BK.022937 Fri, Sat, & Sun, Mar 19, 20, & 21.
7 a.m.-6 p.m. Hermitage High School.
$30 per team. Registration ends Mar 12.
Tennis Classes
Our tennis classes offer high quality group instruction with a certified Tennis Teaching Professional. With a low student-instructor ratio, you will receive lots of personal attention. Instructor: Charles Gray. Information: Andy Crane, 501-5156.
Tennis (Beginner)
For ages 18 and older. Are you just starting the game? Then this adult beginner class is the one for you.
1EK.022910 Mon, May 10-June 7, 6-7 p.m. No class May 31. $36.
1EK.022911 Tue, May 11-June 8, 6-7 p.m. No class June 1. $36.
Virginia Randolph Tennis Courts.
Tennis (Advanced Beginner)
For ages 18 and older. Are you able to rally, and know the basic rules of the game? Sign up for this advanced beginner class; it will be perfect for you.
1EK.022913 Sun, May 9-June 6, 1-2 p.m. No class May 30. $36.
1EK.022912 Mon, May 10-June 7, 7-8 p.m. No class May 31. $36.
Virginia Randolph Tennis Courts.
Tennis (Intermediate)
For ages 18 and older. The class is designed for those who are beginning to display control on a variety of strokes and are able to participate in a competitive game.
1EK.022916 Sun, May 9-June 6, 2-3 p.m. No class May 30. $36.
1EK.022915 Tue, May 11-June 8, 7-8 p.m. No class June 1. $36.
Virginia Randolph Tennis Courts.
Creativity 101
For ages 18 and older. Participate in group discussions and hands-on exercises with writing, drawing, and music. Discover what connects you with your creativity. Instructor: Carolyn Steffen. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EN.174791 Wed, Feb 10 & 24, 6-7 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $25.
Get the Most Out of Your Day!
For ages 18 and older. This workshop will bring you insight and motivation in how to use your time and your day most effectively without getting burned out! Instructor: Carolyn Steffen. Information: Cindy Rinker, 261-6898.
1EN.174792 Wed, Apr 14, 6-7 p.m.
Walkerton Tavern. $12.50.
Spanish (Beginner)
For ages 16 and older. Learn the basics of the Spanish language. Whether you are a first-timer or want to practice basic skills you have learned before, this is the class for you! Start with basic introductory conversations in Spanish, basic grammar skills, and lots of vocabulary. Instructor: Corina Herrera. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EN.063650 Tue, Feb 16-Mar 30, 5:45-6:40 p.m.
1EN.063651 Tue, Apr 13-May 25, 5:45-6:40 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $37 per session.
Spanish (Intermediate)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Spanish Beginner. New format! (Combines our former Intermediate and Intermediate II levels.) Participants will reinforce and expand on their vocabulary while being introduced to a good number of verbs. The class also focuses on verb usage and pronunciation, all structured in conversations and drills that apply to different life situations. Instructor: Corina Herrera. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EN.063652 Tue, Feb 16-May 11, 6:45-7:40 p.m.
No class Apr 6. Deep Run Recreation Center. $62.
Spanish (Advanced/Ongoing)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Spanish Intermediate. Have you mastered the verbs in present tense? This course introduces the past tense and reflexive verbs plus more everyday vocabulary with lots of practice. Instructor: Corina Herrera. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EN.063654 Tue, Feb 16-Mar 30, 7:45-8:40 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $37.
Spanish (Conversation-Ongoing)
For ages 16 and older. Prerequisite: Spanish Advanced/Ongoing. Participate in Spanish conversations with guidance from your instructor. This is free-conversation time with a variety of themes to talk about in both large and small groups. The instructor will offer corrections and illustrate correct ways of expressing your thoughts. Instructor: Corina Herrera. Information: Cathy Clifton, 501-5812.
1EN.063655 Tue, Apr 13-May 4, 7:45-8:40 p.m.
Deep Run Recreation Center. $22.