No experience is needed! The instructor will teach starter skills (holding your hook, make a chain, and simple stitches). You’ll also cover yarn basics, crochet tools, popular terms and how to read simple patterns. *Note: The class will work toward making cotton washcloths and coasters. Everyone learns at a different pace, so extra practice may be needed to fully master the skills and complete the projects. For the first class, the instructor will be bringing several yarn types for you to try. That way you can figure out what you like before deciding if you want to buy an acrylic yarn for practice as we move forward. So for the first class please bring: Hooks: Pack of crochet hooks that include two or three hooks that fall between 4-6 mm size. Make sure you check the hook sizing according to the "mm" size (ignore any letter labels). I highly suggest chubbier handles vs the skinnier all-metal ones. Amazon has some really affordable hook starter sets. If you buy a set online, double check the item details for the mm hook sizing - the images can be deceptive. Scissors that can cut your yarn Pen/pencil and notebook to take notes

In this hands-on workshop, you'll be guided through the process of designing your own unique suncatcher using crushed glass and resin. We’ll cover everything from choosing your color palette to safely working with resin, and you’ll learn simple techniques to help you bring your vision to life. Enjoy a relaxed and inspiring atmosphere as you craft a piece that catches the light and brings a touch of beauty to any window. Supply fee of $15 (cash preferred, credit card option available) paid to the instructor.

Food becomes a doorway to cultural diversity as you learn practical kitchen skills to create fresh pasta, flavorful egg rolls, samosas, and sauces. The class offers demonstrations, hands-on cooking, tastings, daily lunches, desserts on the final day, and concludes with a culinary diploma.

In Cupcake & Cookie Creations, students in grades 6–9 will dive into the sweet world of baking and decorating! Kids will learn basic baking skills, explore fun decorating techniques, and bring their delicious ideas to life with cupcakes and cookies. This hands-on class encourages creativity, patience, and confidence in the kitchen — all while making tasty treats to enjoy and share. Perfect for aspiring bakers who love to create and indulge!

Tyrannosaurus Rex, Triceratops, and Diplodocus... is your child dazzled by dinosaurs? This is your child's chance to have a playdate with a dino and create a fantastic work of dinosaur art. This is a great class for siblings to attend together! *Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

This workshop is designed to give participants an experience with the different modalities of Pauline Oliveros’ Deep Listening. Though the study of Deep Listening was led by musicians and artists, the practice expanded across disciplines to include martial artists, therapists, bodyworkers, psychologists, and more. This expansive practice can provide great clarity to the listener and is widely applicable to all people seeking a new way to connect with the self and sphere.

Stomp into adventure during Dinosaur Camp Week! Children will explore fossils, learn about different dinosaurs, investigate volcanoes, and participate in hands-on "dino dig" activities. Through stories, art, science experiments, and sensory play, campers will build early literacy, math, and social skills - all while having a roaring good time! Children 42-57 months *Participants need to be able to safely engage and follow directions within a group setting.

Have you been thinking that now might be the time to downsize but aren’t sure where to start, how to do it, or what your options are? Bonus-all attendees receive the Downsizing Made Easy guide PDF-A $24.95 value. Access to preferred service providers and discount coupons are provided, as well as a no-cost home evaluation for those who want to know the value of their home and recommended suggestions to make it more salable.

Interested in exploring a new play space? Caregivers can drop-in anytime to play with their children as they explore a children's classroom and learning activities at the New Hope Learning Center. A Parent Educator will be available to answer any questions and provide resource information. There is no fee for this activity. Child care for siblings is not available. Registration is not required. Caregivers and their children 21-48 months.

Interested in exploring a new play space? Caregivers can drop-in anytime to play with their children as they explore a children's classroom and learning activities at the New Hope Learning Center. A Parent Educator will be available to answer any questions and provide resource information. There is no fee for this activity. Child care for siblings is not available. Registration is not required. Caregivers and their children 21-48 months.

Dungeon Builders Workshop: Design Edition is a creative art and design enrichment for students in grades K–5 who love imagination and adventure! In this hands-on class, kids design their own fantasy dungeons by drawing maps, creating characters and creatures, and designing themed rooms filled with surprises. Students build artistic skills while exploring creativity, storytelling, and visual design in a playful, age-appropriate way. Perfect for young artists who enjoy fantasy worlds and imaginative play, this workshop encourages problem-solving, creativity, and confidence—one dungeon at a time!

In this Dungeons & Dragons CAMP for middle schoolers, students will become heroes of their own story as they explore fantastical worlds, solve mysteries, and battle legendary creatures. Guided by an experienced Dungeon Master, players will create unique characters, learn the basics of gameplay, and develop skills in storytelling, strategy, and collaboration. Each week brings new quests and challenges that encourage creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork in a welcoming, inclusive environment. No prior experience needed, whether you’re a first-time adventurer or a seasoned player, there’s a place for everyone at the table! Roll the dice, unleash your imagination, and embark on an unforgettable adventure as your quest begins here! ?✨

One day per week, caregivers and children attend together. While children are in preschool, caregivers get to meet with others and a licensed parent educator to discuss topics such as child development, discipline, and the transition to kindergarten. Children attend alone on the additional days per week. It's the perfect combination of preschool and parent education! Families are responsible for transportation. Children must be the indicated age on September 1, 2026. Child care is available for siblings 3 months to 5 years old while the parent and preschooler are in class. Registration is required. Children under 3 months are welcome to attend class with their parent.

Join us to learn more about ECFE. There is no fee to attend, though registration is required. Child care for siblings is available for children 3 months through 4 years of age. Caregivers and their children 21-60 months.