Ann Arbor Public Schools
Community Education & Recreation
WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE
WE'RE GLAD YOU ARE HERE
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR CLASSES & CAMPS
ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR 2025 SPRING BREAK CAMP
AND SUMMER CAMPS WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25 AT 10:00A.
NEW Palak Paneer Workshop DEMO
Sunday
10:00A - 12:00P
Sunday, April 6 Only
Westerman Preschool Family Room
Adult. DEMO. Join us for an engaging afternoon as we explore the art of making Palak Paneer, a wholesome and vibrant Indian dish loved for its creamy spinach base and tender paneer cubes. In this one-day workshop, you’ll learn how to perfectly blend fresh spinach, aromatic spices, and herbs to create a dish bursting with flavor and nutrition. Along the way, you’ll also get to know many basics of Indian cooking, making this a great opportunity to expand your culinary skills. This is a highly interactive session where you’ll be guided step-by-step to craft an authentic Palak Paneer. You’ll also receive the recipe to take with you, so you can recreate this delicious dish at home. Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
NEW Adult/Child: Hoppy Together Bunny Adv
Sunday
10:00A - 12:00P
Sunday, April 13 Only
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. Hop into the Easter spirit with this adorable acrylic painting workshop for adults and children! Together, you’ll create a charming bunny-themed masterpiece that’s perfect for the season. Whether you’re a beginner or a budding artist, this workshop is all about bonding, creativity, and having fun. Let’s make some “egg-stra” special memories with paint, laughter, and a touch of spring magic! Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
NEW Adult/Child: Hoppy Together Bunny Adv
Sunday
12:15P - 2:15P
Sunday, April 13 Only
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. Hop into the Easter spirit with this adorable acrylic painting workshop for adults and children! Together, you’ll create a charming bunny-themed masterpiece that’s perfect for the season. Whether you’re a beginner or a budding artist, this workshop is all about bonding, creativity, and having fun. Let’s make some “egg-stra” special memories with paint, laughter, and a touch of spring magic! Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
NEW Dal Makhani Cooking
Discover the Flavors of India - DEMO
10:00A - 12:00P
Sunday, April 27 Only
Westerman Preschool Family Room
Adult. DEMO. Join us for a flavorful afternoon as we dive into the art of making Dal Makhani, one of India’s most cherished comfort foods. In this one-day workshop, you will learn the traditional techniques of preparing this creamy, slow-cooked black lentil dish infused with rich spices and herbs. From selecting the right ingredients to mastering the slow cooking process, you’ll be guided through each step to create an authentic and delicious Dal Makhani. You’ll also take home a serving to share with family or friends, along with a recipe to recreate this dish in your own kitchen. All skill levels are welcome. Dal makhani can be Vegan and gluten-free. Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
NEW Adult/Child: Paint with Love, Mother's Day
Sunday
10:00A - 12:00P
Sunday, May 4 Only
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. Celebrate the joy of Mother’s Day with this special acrylic painting workshop designed for one child to join with ANY ADULT. Together, you’ll create a meaningful masterpiece that captures the essence of love, warmth, and togetherness. This workshop is all about spending quality time, expressing creativity, and making lasting memories while creating a beautiful keepsake to treasure forever! Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
NEW Adult/Child: Paint with Love, Mother's Day
Sunday
12:15P - 2:15P
Sunday, May 4 Only
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. Celebrate the joy of Mother’s Day with this special acrylic painting workshop designed for one child to join with ANY ADULT. Together, you’ll create a meaningful masterpiece that captures the essence of love, warmth, and togetherness. This workshop is all about spending quality time, expressing creativity, and making lasting memories while creating a beautiful keepsake to treasure forever! Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
NEW Dal Tadka Workshop DEMO
Sunday
10:00A - 12:00P
Sunday, May 18 Only
Westerman Preschool Family Room
Adult. DEMO. Dive into the flavors of India with our Dal Tadka workshop, where you’ll learn to make this comforting and aromatic lentil dish that’s a staple in Indian households. Dal Tadka is naturally gluten-free and made with perfectly cooked lentils infused with a fragrant tempering of spices. In this interactive session, you’ll master the art of balancing flavors, preparing the tempering (tadka), and learning tips to elevate this dish to restaurant quality. Along the way, you’ll also get to know many basics of Indian cooking, making it a perfect session for beginners and seasoned cooks alike. You’ll also receive the recipe to take with you, so you can recreate this comforting dish at home. Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class. Dal Tadka is gluten free & can be made Vegan too.
Adult Pottery
Sundays
12:00P - 3:00P
6/22/25 - 8/24/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this open studio format, create pieces to be proud of! Create as many as 4-6 medium to large pieces incorporating techniques such as tile making, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, wheel throwing, coiling, extrusions, and glazing depending on your interests. Some experience is helpful but not required. Class size is limited to allow access to equipment and assistance from the instructor. To maintain a reasonable number of participants in the studio, you may only attend class on the day of the week for which you are registered. Please do not show up to another section if you have missed your scheduled section unless you have contacted the instructor. Fee includes one 25lb bag of clay (either red or white). Full scholarship participants pay $60 to cover materials. Additional clay can be purchased from Rovin Ceramics. Instructor: Mae Huynh. 10 classes. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts.
Walking History: Tour of Downtown Ann Arbor
Sunday
1:00P - 2:30P
Sunday, August 3 Only
State Theater
Adult. Have you ever looked around beautiful downtown Ann Arbor and wondered, "What was there?" Find out by joining local historian Patti Smith for a dynamic history walk. Learn about the "red light district" on Fourth Avenue, the first courthouses, the old fire station, the businesses that lined Main Street and so much more! Bring your walking shoes and be prepared to walk 1-2 miles. Rain date August 6th. Instructor: Patti Smith is an Ann Arbor townie, special education teacher, storyteller and author of Images of America: Downtown Ann Arbor and co-author Forgotten Ann Arbor. and Michigan Beer: A Heady History 1 class.
NEW Egg Roll Mastery Hands-On Cooking
Sunday
2:00P - 4:30P
Sunday, April 13 Only
Westerman Preschool Family Room
Grades: 9th - Adult. Egg rolls are a beloved appetizer worldwide, and now you can learn to make them at home! Join Carol Chase in this hands-on cooking class where you'll master the art of creating irresistibly crispy, golden egg rolls. In this one-day workshop, Carol will guide you step-by-step through the process, teaching you: How to prep fresh ingredients and mix flavorful fillings. Techniques for rolling perfectly shaped egg rolls. Deep-frying tips to achieve the ideal crunch. Freezing and reheating methods so your egg rolls are ready to enjoy anytime. Sample to enjoy. You'll focus on vegetarian and vegan recipes, making this class perfect for anyone looking to create delicious plant-based appetizers. You will take home at least 3 egg rolls you made in class. By the end, you'll have the skills and confidence to make egg rolls that are sure to impress at any gathering! Bring: apron, container to take home egg rolls, mat or chopping board, and knife for cutting. Grab your apron and get ready to roll! 1 class.
NEW Art of Radish Kimchi and
Cucumber Kimchi-Making
2:00P - 4:30P
Sunday, June 22 Only
Westerman Preschool Family Room
Grades: 9th - Adult. Dive into the vibrant world of Korean cuisine with this hands-on class, where you’ll master the techniques to create two authentic types of kimchi: Kkakdugi (깍두기) Korean radish kimchi, and Oi Sobagi (오이소박이) Korean cucumber kimchi. Under Carol Chase’s expert guidance, you’ll explore the art and science of fermentation, gain insights into the essential ingredients, and learn how to balance bold, tangy flavors with simple, approachable recipes. This interactive workshop is perfect for both beginners and seasoned cooks who are eager to expand their culinary skills. Knife skills are a plus because there is a lot of cutting. Key takeaways include: Understanding fermentation basics and how it enhances flavor and preservation. Personalized, step-by-step instruction to make your own radish and cucumber kimchi. Taking home both types of kimchi to share with friends and family. At the end of the class, each participant will leave with their own homemade portions of kimchi, ready to share with family and friends. Bring your own containers and a sense of adventure—this is a culinary journey you won’t want to miss! Bring: apron, medium size bowl, mat or chopping board, mandoline and knife for cutting. Containers to take home both kimchi. The plastic to go containers are ideal. Vegetarian, gluten-free and can be made vegan. 1 class.
Intro to Taiko Drumming
Sunday
2:30P - 4:30P
Sunday, April 27 Only
Rudolf Steiner Assembly Hall
Grades: 8th - Adult. Drum and dream with us in a fun 2-hour workshop experience that will introduce you to the powerful artistry and generous spirit of Japanese Taiko Drumming through demonstrations and hands-on activities from our Midwest Taiko arts collective. Enjoy watching a Taiko performance and then join our Taiko Play drum circle to practice moving in space, using our voices, and playing with instruments. Share in our dream of collective play as we explore the rhythms and groove of Taiko music together. We provide the drums (taiko) for you to play on, and you can borrow, bring, or purchase your own pair of wooden drum sticks (bachi) to play with. Instructor: Eileen S. Ho from the Great Lakes Taiko Center (GLTC). Optional $10/bachi. 1 class.
Introduction to Tai Chi
Mondays and/or Thursdays
Mon: 10:00A-11:15A, Thurs: 6:00P-7:15P
4/28/25 - 5/22/25
Peaceful Dragon School
Adult. Discover the transformative power of Tai Chi! With a blend of fluid movements, meditation, and breathwork, unlock the ability to harness and cultivate your inner energy. Unleash your potential as you improve your balance, coordination, and confidence through regular practice. These enlightening sessions are designed to provide an inclusive and welcoming environment for beginners. Over the course of 4 weeks, embark on a rewarding journey, laying the foundation for a profound connection between mind, body, and soul. Want to commit more or less time based on your varying schedule? With attendance flexibility, you can decide for yourself which class day/time works best each week - attend either Monday mornings or Thursday evenings, or both! If you attend both, you are essentially getting two classes for the price of one. So whether you seek a serene start to your week or a tranquil mid-week escape, our classes provide the perfect sanctuary for you to rejuvenate your spirit and enhance your holistic well-being. Join our Tai Chi community today and embark on a path of self-discovery, strength, and harmony. After finding success in this 4-week introductory class, you will be given the chance to elevate your practice even further by joining us for an additional 8 weeks. We will email you details about the 8-week extension class soon after the 4-week class begins. The studio is located one flight downstairs and there is no elevator available. Instructor: Monday classes will be taught by Master Wasentha Young and Thursday classes will be taught by Nigel Kerr. Up to 8 classes.
Indian Tabla Drumming - Adult
Mondays
5:00P - 5:50P
4/7/25 - 5/12/25
Pattengill Room C4-Music
Adult. Take a journey of self-discovery and self-realization through tabla drumming. A tabla, which is a pair of twin hand drums that resemble bongos, has been the principal percussion instrument in Hindustani music since the 18th century, and can be played solo, with other instruments, or as part of a larger ensemble. Though tabla drums are played while sitting on the floor, there is a tremendous range of expression possible. During this class, the instructor will cover the following: technique exercises, care for the instrument, Indian rhythm theory, beginning tabla compositions, basics of accompaniment, and much more. Don't miss this fun and unique opportunity to find the beat of your own drums! All experience levels are welcome, and if you don't have your own tabla, you can borrow from the instructor. You will learn the standard theme and variation compositions, accompaniment, and playing tabla in various styles of music. Instructor: John Churchville, a Grammy award-winning tabla player with over 20 years of experience. 6 classes.
Woodworking w/Hand Tools 1 - Beginner
Mondays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/14/25 - 6/9/25
Slauson Rm 142
Adult. Discover the satisfaction that comes from shaping beautiful objects out of wood using just 3 versatile hand tools: the chisel, plane and saw. Learn the craft of woodworking and practice essential techniques that have been handed down through the centuries. The first half covers selection, construction, maintenance and use of all three tools. The second half covers dovetail joinery, which creates a strong, snug fit without nails, glue or screws. Leave this class knowing how to achieve better results with your woodworking projects. Option to work on a simple box or picture frame. No prior woodworking experience necessary. All materials and tools are provided. Instructor: Laura Meyer. 8 classes. No class 5/26.
Beginning Sewing
Mondays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/7/25 - 6/2/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Want to sew but don’t know where to start? Come join us and learn how to work with a sewing machine, patterns, fabric and more. No experience needed! Projects include a pillow cover, tote bag and pajama pants, and all work will be done in class. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided. Please do not bring your own sewing machine. Instructor will provide a materials list at the first class session. Instructor: Patricia Na. 8 classes. No class 5/26.
AACC: Community Summer Sing
Monday
7:00P - 9:00P
Monday, June 23 Only
Skyline Orchestra Rm C110
Adult. Join the Ann Arbor Civic Chorus for a Community Summer Sing this summer. Sing engaging and eclectic SATB repertoire with an enthusiastic group of singers. Repertoire will range from classical, contemporary, musical theater, a cappella, and world music to vocal jazz. No audition or experience needed, all voices welcome! Each summer sing is a stand-alone class and different from the other community sings. Scholarship recipients pay $5, senior discount recipients pay $7.50. Director: Karen TenBrink. 1 class.
NEW AACC: Collaboration w/A2 Civic Band
Monday - Wednesday
7:00P - 9:00P
7/7/25 - 7/9/25
Skyline Orchestra Rm C110
Adult. Ann Arbor Civic Chorus performs a few pieces with the Ann Arbor Civic Band as guest performers at one of their outdoor band concerts. This collaborative concert is Wednesday, July 9, 2025 at Burns Park in the evening. Senior discount recipients pay $22.50 and scholarship recipients pay $15 Director: Karen TenBrink. 1 class.
AACC: Vocal Sight-Reading Workshop
Monday
7:00P - 9:00P
Monday, August 4 Only
Slauson Rm M206
Adult. This workshop is intended for beginning and intermediate singers and will cover the following skills: learning to sight-read sheet music with a focus on pitch and rhythm, as well as developing aural skills for better tuning and vocal independence. Scholarship recipients pay $5, senior discount recipients pay $7.50. Director: Karen TenBrink. 1 class.
French: Level 1
Tuesdays
6:00P - 7:15P
6/17/25 - 7/8/25
Pioneer Rm C211
Grades: 10th - Adult. BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE Learn to speak French in this immersive approach to learning world languages. Basic vocabulary, present tense grammar and conversational phrases are studied. Content varies every term so repeat students are welcome. Required text: Basic French 3rd ISBN-13 978-1264257317. Instructor: Towela Okwudire, French instructor at French Lit. 4 classes.
French: Level 2
Tuesdays
7:15P - 8:30P
6/17/25 - 7/8/25
Pioneer Rm C211
Grades: 10th - Adult. This course is designed for learners who have mastered French Level 1 or for advanced learners who want to further improve their written and spoken French grammar, as well as their vocabulary. Course is taught in nearly 100% of target language with focus on the past, imperfect and conditional tenses. Required text: Complete French ISBN-13 978-1260463170. Instructor: Towela Okwudire, French instructor at French Lit. 4 classes.
iPhone Photography
Tuesday
6:00P - 7:30P
Tuesday, April 8 Only
Pioneer Rm D203
Grades: 10th - Adult. Apple iPhone Required. Class is not designed for Androids. Begin to understand the photographic possibilities of your Apple iPhone. In this course we will cover the basic settings in your iPhone, filters that come preinstalled and some of the editing options available. Instructor: Katelend Rosaen is a fine art photographer who has exhibited her art work in multiple countries and has a European Masters of Fine Art Photography; Katelend changes people’s perspective one project at a time. 1 class.
Creative Photography Basics
Tuesday
6:00P - 7:30P
Tuesday, June 17 Only
Pioneer Rm D203
Grades: 10th - Adult. Come learn the basics of Creative photography. In this class we will discuss composition, lighting and techniques to make images more aesthetically pleasing. Finishing up with in class activity and critiques in order to make sure all your needs are addressed. Instructor: Katelend Rosaen is a fine art photographer who has exhibited her art work in multiple countries and has a European Masters of Fine Art Photography; Katelend changes people’s perspective one project at a time. 1 class.
NEW Mastering Tempeh: Learn to Make & Cook
Tuesday
6:00P - 8:00P
Tuesday, May 13 Only
Pioneer Kitchen
Adult. Get ready for a culinary adventure! Tempeh, a nutrient-packed plant-based protein hailing from the vibrant culinary landscape of Indonesia, is about to become your new favorite ingredient. As a proud native Indonesian, Peisy is thrilled to invite you into the kitchen to uncover the secrets of crafting fresh, homemade tempeh from scratch. Together, you’ll transform this wholesome superfood into a mouthwatering dish that will tantalize your taste buds and elevate your meals. Join us for an exciting journey filled with flavor, culture, and the joy of cooking! Instructor: Peisy Sulimin. 1 class.
NEW Mastering Tempeh: Learn to Make & Cook
Tuesday
6:00P - 8:00P
Tuesday, July 29 Only
Pioneer Kitchen
Adult. Get ready for a culinary adventure! Tempeh, a nutrient-packed plant-based protein hailing from the vibrant culinary landscape of Indonesia, is about to become your new favorite ingredient. As a proud native Indonesian, Peisy is thrilled to invite you into the kitchen to uncover the secrets of crafting fresh, homemade tempeh from scratch. Together, you’ll transform this wholesome superfood into a mouthwatering dish that will tantalize your taste buds and elevate your meals. Join us for an exciting journey filled with flavor, culture, and the joy of cooking! Instructor: Peisy Sulimin. 1 class.
Estate Planning Basics
Tuesday
6:00P - 8:00P
Tuesday, May 13 Only
Pioneer Rm D205
Adult. Probate, long term care and tax laws are constantly changing. Find out how to prevent your assets from going through probate, how to protect unnecessary taxation, how to retain control of your affairs and how to protect yourself against the costs of long term care. Discover the dangers of using joint accounts and quit claim deeds as estate planning tools. Learn about medical and financial powers of attorney, wills, "Ladybird" deeds and living trusts. Understand how "gifting" can affect you and the recipient, including gift tax laws, capital gains tax laws, as well as eligibility for Medicaid and Veterans benefits. The class will cover recent changes in Michigan's real estate laws, which prevent the reassessment of the taxable value of the property for transfers to family members. Learn about Michigan's "Estate Recovery" law, whereby the State can seek repayment from a person's estate for governmental benefits paid, and ways to prevent that from happening. Attendees receive a Personal Affairs Organizer. Register additional people for only $10 each! Instructor: Christopher Lindsay, Elder Law attorney. 1 class.
Estate Planning Basics
Tuesday
6:00P - 8:00P
Tuesday, June 24 Only
Pioneer Rm D205
Adult. Probate, long term care and tax laws are constantly changing. Find out how to prevent your assets from going through probate, how to protect unnecessary taxation, how to retain control of your affairs and how to protect yourself against the costs of long term care. Discover the dangers of using joint accounts and quit claim deeds as estate planning tools. Learn about medical and financial powers of attorney, wills, "Ladybird" deeds and living trusts. Understand how "gifting" can affect you and the recipient, including gift tax laws, capital gains tax laws, as well as eligibility for Medicaid and Veterans benefits. The class will cover recent changes in Michigan's real estate laws, which prevent the reassessment of the taxable value of the property for transfers to family members. Learn about Michigan's "Estate Recovery" law, whereby the State can seek repayment from a person's estate for governmental benefits paid, and ways to prevent that from happening. Attendees receive a Personal Affairs Organizer. Register additional people for only $10 each! Instructor: Christopher Lindsay, Elder Law attorney. 1 class.
Long Term Care/Medicaid Planning
Tuesday
6:00P - 8:00P
Tuesday, June 10 Only
Pioneer Rm D205
Adult. Did you know that 50% of people 65 years or older will spend some time in a nursing home and that it costs $8,000 a month for such care? Because neither health insurance nor Medicare covers these costs, losing your life savings in these situations is a natural fear. Learn about ways to avoid the nursing home, in-home care options, payment options, long term care insurance, life insurance conversions and hybrids, Veteran’s and Medicaid benefits, special needs trusts and more. There have been significant changes to the Medicaid and VA rules. Learn how to prevent Medicaid's estate recovery process from impacting your family. Register additional people for only $10 each! Instructor: Christopher Lindsay, Elder Law attorney. 1 class.
Long Term Care/Medicaid Planning
Tuesday
6:00P - 8:00P
Tuesday, July 29 Only
Pioneer Rm D205
Adult. Did you know that 50% of people 65 years or older will spend some time in a nursing home and that it costs $8,000 a month for such care? Because neither health insurance nor Medicare covers these costs, losing your life savings in these situations is a natural fear. Learn about ways to avoid the nursing home, in-home care options, payment options, long term care insurance, life insurance conversions and hybrids, Veteran’s and Medicaid benefits, special needs trusts and more. There have been significant changes to the Medicaid and VA rules. Learn how to prevent Medicaid's estate recovery process from impacting your family. Register additional people for only $10 each! Instructor: Christopher Lindsay, Elder Law attorney. 1 class.
American Sign Language (ASL): Level 2
Tuesdays
6:00P - 8:00P
6/17/25 - 7/29/25
Pioneer Rm C205
Grade: 9th - Adult. Sign language vocabulary, finger spelling and grammar are presented to develop conversational signing skills for communicating with individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Practice conversation fluency and understand cultural aspects that influence American Sign Language (ASL). Previous experience in ASL or completion of ASL Level 1 required. Instructor: Brooke McCully. Materials will be provided in class. 6 classes. No class 6/24.
Adult Pottery
Tuesdays
6:00P - 9:00P
6/17/25 - 8/19/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this open studio format, create pieces to be proud of! Create as many as 4-6 medium to large pieces incorporating techniques such as tile making, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, wheel throwing, coiling, extrusions, and glazing depending on your interests. Some experience is helpful but not required. Class size is limited to allow access to equipment and assistance from the instructor. To maintain a reasonable number of participants in the studio, you may only attend class on the day of the week for which you are registered. Please do not show up to another section if you have missed your scheduled section unless you have contacted the instructor. Fee includes one 25lb bag of clay (either red or white). Full scholarship participants pay $60 to cover materials. Additional clay can be purchased from Rovin Ceramics. Instructor: Mae Huynh. 10 classes. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts.
Retirement Planning Today
Tuesdays
6:00P - 9:00P
5/13/25 - 5/20/25
Pioneer Rm D203
Adult. In simple language, Retirement Planning Today® explains time-tested strategies that help you to make informed financial decisions. Whether your objective is to build a nest egg, protect your assets or preserve your lifestyle throughout retirement, this course helps you plan your future with confidence. By attending Retirement Planning Today®, you learn about the many ways to save for retirement as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each. You discover how to save money on taxes, manage investment risks and protect your assets from potential long-term health care expenses. Above all, this course shows you how to assess your financial situation and develop a personalized plan to achieve your retirement goals. This course includes a 223-page illustrated textbook for each participant. Register a second person for only $10! Instructor: Patrick Shope is a financial advisor serving the specific needs of retired and soon to be retired investors. 2 classes.
Intro to Drawing with Colored Pencils
Tuesdays
6:30P - 8:00P
5/13/25 - 6/3/25
Pioneer Rm E101
Grades: 8th - Adult. Colored Pencil is a simple and versatile medium. It can be used to replica the look of oils, acrylics, watercolor and more. You can capture fine detail and keep a great deal of control. In this four-week class we will be going over techniques used with colored pencils as well as strokes, shading, blending, layering and more. Each class you will put the techniques and styles you learned by creating your own work of art in colored pencil. Instructor: Nancy Lybrink. 4 classes.
Beginning Sewing
Tuesdays
6:30P - 8:30P
6/17/25 - 8/5/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Want to sew but don’t know where to start? Come join us and learn how to work with a sewing machine, patterns, fabric and more. No experience needed! Projects include a pillow cover, tote bag and pajama pants, and all work will be done in class. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided. Please do not bring your own sewing machine. Instructor will provide a materials list at the first class session. Instructor: Patricia Na. 8 classes.
Woodworking with Power 101
Tuesdays
6:30P - 9:00P
4/15/25 - 6/10/25
Slauson Rm 142
Adult. Have you always wanted to try working with wood but were intimidated by the power tools? Learn to safely cut, drill, form and join wood using a variety of power tools. Once comfortable, begin a woodworking project of your choosing and complete it under the guidance of your instructor. Tools and safety goggles provided. Come with ideas for projects or ask the instructor for suggestions. Instructor: Mark Williams. 8 classes. No class 5/6.
Adult Ballet: Beyond the Basics
Tuesdays
6:45P - 8:00P
4/8/25 - 5/13/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. A comprehensive ballet technique class for those with prior dance experience. Build on your foundational ballet knowledge with a focus on anatomical alignment, refining barre and center work, and exploring turns and jumps with grace and ease. A holistic workout for your body and mind. Instructor: Lisa Dietz. 6 classes.
Social Dance 101
Tuesdays
7:00P - 8:00P
6/17/25 - 8/5/25
Tappan Rec Rm
Grades: 10th - Adult. Dazzle your friends at the upcoming office party, wedding reception, or other social gatherings. A few easy dance steps are all you need to get on the dance floor. Louise Tamres introduces you to the basics of Ballroom, Latin, Swing, Tango, Waltz, Night Club, Slow Dancing and Disco. No prior dance experience needed, just the willingness to have fun dancing with a partner (can be a family member, friend or any partner of your choosing). Fee is per individual, partner required. Instructor: Louise Tamres. 8 classes.
Swing Dance 101
Tuesdays
8:00P - 9:00P
6/17/25 - 8/5/25
Tappan Rec Rm
Ages: 15 - Adult. Swing to a wide variety of music: Big Band, Motown, Oldies and Rock 'n' Roll -- all the way to today's top music hits. No prior dance experience needed, just a willingness to have fun dancing. Register with a partner of your choice (family member, friend, or any partner of your choosing). Fee is per individual, partner required. Instructor: Louise Tamres. 8 classes.
Adult/Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED Certification
Wednesday
5:00P - 7:30P
Wednesday, May 21 Only
Rec & Ed Large Conference Rm
Adult. Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED blended learning course equips participants to recognize and care for a variety of first aid breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults, children and infants. It is designed for students who need a certification that satisfies OSHA workplace or other regulatory requirements. This class is taught in a blended learning format and the online portion (accessed via mobile desktop or tablet) must be completed prior to attending the instructor-led, in-person skills session. Access to the online portion will be emailed to you approximately 2 weeks prior to the in-person session. Upon successful completion a valid 2 year digital certificate for Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED is issued. Instructor: Zack Brannock. 1 class.
Adult/Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED Certification
Wednesday
5:00P - 7:30P
Wednesday, June 25 Only
Rec & Ed Large Conference Rm
Adult. Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED blended learning course equips participants to recognize and care for a variety of first aid breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults, children and infants. It is designed for students who need a certification that satisfies OSHA workplace or other regulatory requirements. This class is taught in a blended learning format and the online portion (accessed via mobile desktop or tablet) must be completed prior to attending the instructor-led, in-person skills session. Access to the online portion will be emailed to you approximately 2 weeks prior to the in-person session. Upon successful completion a valid 2 year digital certificate for Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED is issued. Instructor: Zack Brannock. 1 class.
Adult Pottery
Wednesdays
6:00P - 9:00P
6/18/25 - 8/20/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this open studio format, create pieces to be proud of! Create as many as 4-6 medium to large pieces incorporating techniques such as tile making, slab construction, sculpture, press molding, wheel throwing, coiling, extrusions, and glazing depending on your interests. Some experience is helpful but not required. Class size is limited to allow access to equipment and assistance from the instructor. To maintain a reasonable number of participants in the studio, you may only attend class on the day of the week for which you are registered. Please do not show up to another section if you have missed your scheduled section unless you have contacted the instructor. Fee includes one 25lb bag of clay (either red or white). Full scholarship participants pay $60 to cover materials. Additional clay can be purchased from Rovin Ceramics. Instructor: Mae Huynh. 10 classes. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts.
Beginning Sewing
Wednesdays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/9/25 - 5/28/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Want to sew but don’t know where to start? Come join us and learn how to work with a sewing machine, patterns, fabric and more. No experience needed! Projects include a pillow cover, tote bag and pajama pants, and all work will be done in class. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided. Please do not bring your own sewing machine. Instructor will provide a materials list at the first class session. Instructor: Patricia Na. 8 classes.
Woodworking w/Hand Tools 2: Intermediate
Wednesdays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/9/25 - 6/11/25
Slauson Rm 142
Adult. Prerequisite: Woodworking with Hand Tools Beginning or instructor approval. This 8 week course has intentionally small class sizes to ensure that proper attention will be given to each student. Through demonstrations and practice, this class will give you the necessary skills and experience to allow you to build more advanced projects. We will increase your experience, using saws, chisels, hand planes, and other specialty hand tools, jigs and fixtures. We will demonstrate additional techniques for mor accurate hand tool work. We’re excited to share the joy of creating usable wooden heirlooms and foster a love of working with your hands and simple tools in a functional way. This semesters class will feature something new, building your own tools. We will build a mallet and a marking gauge. Making your first mallet has always been a right o passage for traditional joiners. Our mallet will have a laminated Maple head with leather on one end and a Hickory handle. The adjustable making gauge will will be out of white oak with brass and utilize threaded inserts to hold the blade and adjustment thumbscrew. Both tools are used in almost every other handtool project that you will ever build. There will be a $40 materials fee to cover the cost of lumber and hardware. All required tools will be provided! However, if the student would like to provide some of their own tools here is a suggested list: -6” 4R ruler (Imperial/inches) such as the Shinwa brand -3 good quality chisels in 1/4, 3/8 and 3/4 sizes. A suggested brand is the Narex Richter brand -A woodworking marking knife. A suggested brand is the Lee Valley plastic handle model -A 4” square. A suggested brand is the iGaging 4" Precision Double Square -A low angle block plane -A joinery back saw such as a dovetail saw. Last day to register will be Monday, April 7th. Instructor: Aaron Landy. 8 classes. No class 5/21 and 5/28.
Woodworking w/Hand Tools 3: Advanced
Wednesdays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/9/25 - 6/11/25
Slauson Rm 142
Adult. Prerequisite: Woodworking with Hand Tool Intermediate or instructor approval. This class is an opportunity for the student to continue developing the hand tool skills that were learned in the first two “Woodworking with Hand Tools” classes. The Intermediate class is a prerequisite for this advanced class. The student will be expected to have a measured drawing of the project they wish to complete. The student will also be responsible for purchasing the lumber. The instructor can make recommendations on the plans and where to purchase the lumber. The instructor will also assist the student in the initial flattening and cutting of the lumber to size. It is suggested that the project not be much larger than a bread box. Some examples of appropriate projects would be a shaker table, a jewelry box, a toolbox or a wall hanging whiskey cabinet.This class will take place the same time as the Woodworking 2 class. Space may be limited depending on the size of the Woodworking with Hand Tools 2 class so early registration is encouraged if possible. Last day to register will be Monday, April 7th. Instructor: Aaron Landy. 8 classes. No class 5/21 and 5/28.
Sewing Lab
Wednesdays
6:30P - 8:30P
6/18/25 - 8/20/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. It's summertime, so no rules! Work on any projects you like in a relaxed atmosphere with help from the instructor. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided. Please bring at least two potential projects to the first class. Prerequisite: Completion of Beginning Sewing or ability to sew a plain pillowcase unassisted. Instructor: Patricia Na. 10 classes.
Virtual Cinema Club - ONLINE
Wednesdays
7:00P - 8:30P
4/30/25 - 5/28/25
Online Course
Adult. Enjoy cinema from around the globe and absorb some cultural history! Watch a themed series of movies exploring a cinematic style, region or concept, and engage in discussion. Foreign language movies are subtitled. No need to be an expert: everyone is welcome! Stream movies on your own and join an online video conference to discuss. You will need high-speed access to the Internet, an Amazon account (not the Prime service), and devices that will allow you to stream movies and video conference. Instructor will provide a film schedule before activity begins. Note: Last date to register is Fri 4/25. Instructor: Mark Ziemba, former editor of arts and entertainment magazine Current. 5 classes.
Jewelry: Beginning and Continuing
Thursdays
9:30A - 12:30P
4/24/25 - 5/29/25
Idelle's Studio
Grades: 9th - Adult. Learn to make jewelry with Designer and Metalsmith Idelle Hammond-Sass. Idelle will introduce design concepts, show historical jewelry and Sculptural forms, and demonstrate soldering, roller printing, cold connections, forming, etching and enameling in her well-equipped studio. Samples using these techniques will be shown. Students are encouraged to design their own jewelry projects based on their skill level and interests. A $35 materials fee is due to the instructor at the start of the class which covers metals and studio supplies; additional sterling silver or stones are available to purchase as needed. Bring a sketchbook to class. Instructor: Idelle Hammond-Sass. 6 classes.
Jewelry: Beginning and Continuing
Thursdays
9:30A - 12:30P
6/26/25 - 7/31/25
Idelle's Studio
Grades: 9th - Adult. Learn to make jewelry with Designer and Metalsmith Idelle Hammond-Sass. Idelle will introduce design concepts, show historical jewelry and Sculptural forms, and demonstrate soldering, roller printing, cold connections, forming, etching and enameling in her well-equipped studio. Samples using these techniques will be shown. Students are encouraged to design their own jewelry projects based on their skill level and interests. A $35 materials fee is due to the instructor at the start of the class which covers metals and studio supplies; additional sterling silver or stones are available to purchase as needed. Bring a sketchbook to class. Instructor: Idelle Hammond-Sass. 6 classes.
Adult Hip Hop Street Dance
Thursdays
6:00P - 7:00P
5/1/25 - 5/29/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 9th - Adult. A dynamic dance experience focused on rhythm, musicality, and overall comfort in your dance journey. In this class, you will not only learn about the history and foundation of hip hop dances and their cultural significance but also develop practical techniques to enhance your skills at your own pace. This is not a studio hip hop choreography class. This class will emphasize freestyle hip hop dance, encouraging personal expression and creativity. We'll teach the moves, you put your own spin on it. The class is designed to be accessible to all ages and abilities, ensuring that everyone can participate fully and grow in their dance. Our sessions will be engaging and full-body, fostering a sense of community and teamwork. Together, we will work towards a final presentation that showcases our collective progress and individual flair. Instructor: Aurora Abolio. 5 classes.
NEW French Level 1: Paris in the Springtime
Thursdays
6:00P - 7:15P
4/24/25 - 5/29/25
Pioneer Rm C211
Grades: 10th - Adult. Embark on a delightful journey through the enchanting streets of Paris this spring! Our French Level 1 course, “Paris in the Springtime,” offers an immersive experience that combines foundational French grammar and conversational skills with the captivating themes of Parisian art, architecture, and travel. Join us for this exciting adventure and let the beauty of Paris inspire your French language journey! Whether you’re preparing for a trip, looking to enhance your language skills, or simply exploring your passion for French culture, this course is designed for you. À bientôt! Instructor: Towela Okwudire, French instructor at French Lit. 6 classes.
NEW French Level 2: Paris in the Springtime
Thursdays
7:15P - 8:30P
4/24/25 - 5/29/25
Pioneer Rm C211
Grades: 10th - Adult. Embark on an exhilarating quest through the vibrant streets of Paris this spring! Our French Level 2 course, “Paris in the Springtime: A Deeper Dive,” elevates your language skills while immersing you in the rich tapestry of Parisian culture, history, and contemporary life. Dive deeper into French grammar and enhance your conversational abilities as we explore themes such as Parisian cuisine, literature, and local traditions. This course is perfect for those who want to refine their language skills and gain a more nuanced understanding of the French language and its cultural context. Join us for this enriching adventure and let the allure of Paris deepen your connection to the French language! Whether you’re preparing for a more immersive travel experience, seeking to improve your proficiency, or nurturing your love for French culture, this course is tailored for you. For Level 2, some prior exposure to French or other foreign language is recommended. À bientôt! Instructor: Towela Okwudire, French instructor at French Lit. 6 classes.
American Sign Language (ASL): Level 1
Thursdays
6:00P - 7:30P
4/10/25 - 5/29/25
Pioneer Rm C205
Grades: 9th - Adult. Sign language vocabulary, finger spelling and grammar are presented to develop conversational signing skills for communicating with individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Practice conversation fluency and understand cultural aspects that influence American Sign Language (ASL). Instructor: Brooke McCully. Materials will be provided in class. 8 classes.
NEW April Showers Spring Cookie Decorating
Thursday
6:00P - 7:30P
Thursday, April 17 Only
Rec & Ed Large Conference Rm
Grades: 9th - Adult. Celebrate spring with a fun cookie decorating class! Say hello to spring with a sweet, hands-on decorating class. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to decorate 4 adorable spring-themed cookies all while enjoying some good conversation and laughs. Invite a friend and let’s welcome the season in style! Workshop will include: One Cookie Colab Signature Cookie to eat, 4 cookies to decorate, Box/packaging to transport cookies, Use of any tools needed for decorating (piping tips, Toothpicks, decorating stick, glitter, etc), Cookie Colab sticker and staged place setting to take a photo. Instructor: Amy Lugo from Cookie Colab. 1 class.
Spanish: Level 1
Thursdays
6:00P - 7:30P
4/17/25 - 6/5/25
Pioneer Rm D207
Adult. Learn the foundations of Spanish, whether you’re getting ready to travel to a Spanish speaking country, to help you at work, or to communicate with friends or family. Emphasis is placed on simple conversation and everyday vocabulary in this beginner level class. In addition, this course covers greetings, the alphabet, numbers, as well as conjugation of the present tense of verbs. Instructor: Eric Echeverri, 8 classes.
Improv for Non Actors
Thursdays
6:00P - 7:30P
4/24/25 - 5/22/25
Pioneer Media Center
Grades: 9th - Adult. Increase your confidence and your ability to think on your feet. Improv promotes teamwork, creativity, innovation and helps people overcome their fear of public speaking. The exercises taught in this class are applicable to careers in music, classroom teaching, business and a wide variety of other professional fields where you interface with the public. Experience a variety of improvisational exercises in a safe and supportive environment. Instructor: Mike Fedel has an M.A. in Performance and has studied improvisation at Second City in Chicago. 5 classes.
NEW Italian Language & Culture for Beginniners
Thursdays
6:00P - 7:30P
4/24/25 - 5/29/25
Pioneer Rm D209
Grades: 10th - Adult. Are you planning a trip to Italy this summer? Do you want to learn a new language? For six weeks, learn and practice speaking and listening skills (no writing). Each week will be focused on a different topic: The Alphabet, Pronunciation, Greetings/Manners, Counting, Ordering, Simple Phrases. This is a class for folks who are prepared to throw any fear of mispronunciation into the wind, who like surprises, who will ask questions (in English and Italian), and enjoy six weeks of learning in community. Instructor: Patricia Lesko. 6 classes.
NEW Italian Language & Culture for Beginniners
Thursdays
6:00P - 7:30P
6/26/25 - 7/31/25
Pioneeer Rm D209
Grades: 10th - Adult. Are you planning a trip to Italy this summer? Do you want to learn a new language? For six weeks, learn and practice speaking and listening skills (no writing). Each week will be focused on a different topic: The Alphabet, Pronunciation, Greetings/Manners, Counting, Ordering, Simple Phrases. This is a class for folks who are prepared to throw any fear of mispronunciation into the wind, who like surprises, who will ask questions (in English and Italian), and enjoy six weeks of learning in community. Instructor: Patricia Lesko. 6 classes.
NEW Adult/Child: Mother's Day
Cookie Decorating Workshop
6:00P - 7:30P
Thursday, May 8 Only
Rec & Ed Large Conference Rm
Grades: 1st - 8th with an Adult. Join us for a delightful Mother's Day Cookie Decorating Class, where creativity and sweetness come together! This hands-on workshop is perfect for both adults and children, making it a wonderful way to celebrate the special bond between children and the wonderful women in their lives whether it be a mother, aunt, grandmother, or friend. During this hands-on workshop, you and your child will have the opportunity to decorate a variety of cookies with colorful icing, edible decorations, and festive designs. Our experienced instructor will guide you through the process, offering tips and tricks for creating beautifully decorated treats. Workshop will include: One Cookie Colab Signature Cookie to eat, 4 cookies to decorate, Box/packaging to transport cookies, Use of any tools needed for decorating (piping tips, Toothpicks, decorating stick, glitter, etc), Cookie Colab sticker and staged place setting to take a photo. If the adult would like to decorate their own set of 4 cookies, please sign up as an additional person. Instructor: Amy Lugo from Cookie Colab. 1 class.
NEW Adult/Child: Father's Day
Cookie Decorating Workshop
6:00P - 7:30P
Thursday, June 12 Only
Rec & Ed Large Conference Rm
Grades: 1st - 8th with an Adult. Join us for a special Father's Day themed cookie decorating class where you and a child in your life can create sweet treats together! Learn how to decorate cookies with a variety of designs perfect for celebrating Dad, uncle, grandpa or friend. During this hands-on workshop, you and your child will have the opportunity to decorate a variety of cookies with colorful icing, edible decorations, and festive designs. Our experienced instructor will guide you through the process, offering tips and tricks for creating beautifully decorated treats. Workshop will include: One Cookie Colab Signature Cookie to eat, 4 cookies to decorate, Box/packaging to transport cookies, Use of any tools needed for decorating (piping tips, Toothpicks, decorating stick, glitter, etc), Cookie Colab sticker and staged place setting to take a photo. If the adult would like to decorate their own set of 4 cookies, please sign up as an additional person. Instructor: Amy Lugo from Cookie Colab. 1 class.
NEW Photographic Compositional Techniques
Thursday
6:00P - 7:30P
Thursday, July 10 Only
Pioneer Rm D203
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this course we will discuss multiple different compositional techniques utilized by photographers of all genres in photography. Then you will have the opportunity to explore those compositional techniques in class with activities. Ending with a critique so that you may see where the images could have been pushed further in order to better express your message. Instructor: Katelend Rosaen is a fine art photographer who has exhibited her art work in multiple countries and has a European Masters of Fine Art Photography; Katelend changes people’s perspective one project at a time. 1 class.
NEW Adult Fun in the Sun
Cookie Decorating Workshop
6:00P - 7:30P
Thursday, August 7 Only
Rec & Ed Large Conference Rm
Grades: 9th - Adult. Join us for an evening of creativity and confectionery fun! In this summer workshop, you’ll unleash your inner artist as you decorate 4 adorable summer-themed cookies that are almost too cute to eat (but trust us, you’ll want to)! Come let your imagination run wild with vibrant colors and playful designs. But wait, there’s more! As a special treat, you’ll receive an extra cookie to nibble on while you decorate, ensuring your sweet tooth is satisfied as you craft your masterpieces. Whether you’re a cookie decorating novice or a seasoned pro, this class is all about having fun, making new friends, and creating delicious summer memories. Bring your creativity, and we’ll provide all the tools and tasty ingredients you need to make this a summer to remember! Spaces are limited, so grab your friends and sign up today for a cookie decorating experience that’s sure to be a blast! Workshop will include: One Cookie Colab Signature Cookie to eat, 4 cookies to decorate, Box/packaging to transport cookies, Use of any tools needed for decorating (piping tips, Toothpicks, decorating stick, glitter, etc), Cookie Colab sticker and staged place setting to take a photo. Instructor: Amy Lugo from Cookie Colab. 1 class.
NEW Adult/Child Brunch Buddies
Cooking Workshop
6:00P - 8:00P
Thursday, May 8 Only
Pioneer Kitchen
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. Please register in the child’s name. Join us for a delightful and interactive cooking class designed for adults and children to bond over the joys of brunch! In this hands-on experience, you and your little chef will learn to create the ultimate brunch classic: crispy fried chicken served alongside fluffy waffles. But that’s not all! We’ll also indulge our sweet tooth by crafting delicious chocolate-covered fruit. Imagine juicy strawberries, orange slices, and apple wedges, all dipped in rich, melted chocolate and decorated with colorful sprinkles or crushed nuts. Sign up today and get ready to make some unforgettable brunch magic with your favorite little chef! Instructor: Chartwells Staff. 1 class.
Retirement Planning Today
Thursdays
6:00P - 9:00P
5/8/25 - 5/15/25
Pioneer Rm D203
Adult. In simple language, Retirement Planning Today® explains time-tested strategies that help you to make informed financial decisions. Whether your objective is to build a nest egg, protect your assets or preserve your lifestyle throughout retirement, this course helps you plan your future with confidence. By attending Retirement Planning Today®, you learn about the many ways to save for retirement as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each. You discover how to save money on taxes, manage investment risks and protect your assets from potential long-term health care expenses. Above all, this course shows you how to assess your financial situation and develop a personalized plan to achieve your retirement goals. This course includes a 223-page illustrated textbook for each participant. Register a second person for only $10! Instructor: Patrick Shope is a financial advisor serving the specific needs of retired and soon to be retired investors. 2 classes.
Sewing 2: Next Steps
Thursdays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/10/25 - 5/29/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Now that you know the basics, let’s take the next step! We will tackle several skills that beginners find scary including zippers, buttonholes, working with knits and essential hand stitches. Projects include a zippered pouch, color-blocked t-shirt scarf and tablet/laptop sleeve. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided, and all work will be done in class. Please do not bring your own sewing machine. Instructor will provide a materials list at the first class session. Prerequisite: Completion of Beginning Sewing or ability to sew a plain pillowcase. Instructor: Patricia Na. 8 classes.
Watercolor: Beginning and Continuing
Thursdays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/17/25 - 5/22/25
Pioneer Rm E101
Grades: 8th - Adult. BEGINNING: Explore a variety of techniques using this dynamic medium. Challenge your mind while developing a solid foundation in watercolor painting. Each week, the instructor introduces a new watercolor technique and design concepts such as color integration, tonal contrast and composition. CONTINUING: Work on independent projects in a supportive, encouraging environment. Instructor offers guidance as needed, including technical help, problem solving and goal setting. Prerequisite: You must have completed one term of beginner instruction or the equivalent and must be able to work independently. See receipt and online notes for supply list. Instructor: Nancy Lybrink. 6 classes.
Beginning Sewing
Thursdays
6:30P - 8:30P
6/26/25 - 8/14/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Want to sew but don’t know where to start? Come join us and learn how to work with a sewing machine, patterns, fabric and more. No experience needed! Projects include a pillow cover, tote bag and pajama pants, and all work will be done in class. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided. Please do not bring your own sewing machine. Instructor will provide a materials list at the first class session. Instructor: Patricia Na. 8 classes.
Woodworking With Power - Open Lab
Thursdays
6:30P - 9:00P
4/17/25 - 6/5/25
Slauson Rm 142
Adult. Prerequisite: Woodworking 101 or instructor approval. This class provides supervised access to the woodworking lab for experienced students. You will work independently on a project of your choice. Bring all of your own materials to class. A working knowledge of power tools is expected and Woodworking 101 is recommended for those new to the woodshop. Supervisor: Joe Kyle. 8 classes.
Adult Pottery - Wheel Throwing
Fridays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/4/25 - 4/11/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with wheel throwing techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be shown how to center a piece of clay on the wheel and make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Cinema Club
Thursdays
7:00P - 8:30P
5/1/25 - 5/29/25
Pioneer Rm D205
Adult. Enjoy cinema from around the globe and absorb some cultural history! Watch a themed series of movies exploring a cinematic style, region or concept, and engage in discussion. Foreign language movies are subtitled. No need to be an expert: everyone is welcome! Stream movies on your own and discuss in person. You will need high-speed access to the Internet, an Amazon account (not the Prime service), and devices that will allow you to stream movies. Instructor will provide a film schedule before activity begins. Note: Last date to register is Fri 4/25. Instructor: Mark Ziemba, former editor of arts and entertainment magazine Current. 5 classes.
Adult Pottery - Hand Building
Fridays
6:00P - 8:00P
4/18/25 - 4/25/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with hand-building techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be given instructions on how to make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Adult Pottery - Hand Building
Fridays
6:00P - 8:00P
4/4/25 - 4/11/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with hand-building techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be given instructions on how to make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
NEW Adult/Child Your Are My Sunshine
Spring Art Adventure
6:00P - 8:00P
Friday, April 25 Only
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. Celebrate the joy of spring and the special bond you share in this heartwarming painting workshop for one adult and one child. Together, you’ll create a vibrant, sun-filled masterpiece inspired by the season’s beauty and warmth. This workshop is a perfect way to connect, laugh, and make memories while bringing your creative vision to life. Let your unique sunshine shine on canvas! Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
Adult Pottery - Hand Building
Fridays
6:00P - 8:00P
5/2/25 - 5/9/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with hand-building techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be given instructions on how to make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
NEW Intro to Mortise and Tenon
Fridays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/11/25 - 6/6/25
Slauson Rm 142
Adult. This is an advanced class for hand-tool woodworkers. Using skills developed either from the Rec & Ed classes, Woodworking With Hand Tools 1 and/or Woodworking With Hand Tools 2, the student will further develop his or her joinery skills. From Wikipedia – “Mortise and Tenon A mortise and tenon (occasionally mortise and tenon) joint connects two pieces of wood or other material. Woodworkers around the world have used it for thousands of years to join pieces of wood, mainly when the adjoining pieces connect at right angles. Mortise and tenon joints are strong and stable joints that can be used in many projects. They connect by either gluing or friction-fitting into place. The mortise and tenon joint also gives an attractive look. One drawback to this joint is the difficulty in making it because of the precise measuring and tight cutting required. In its most basic form, a mortise and tenon joint is both simple and strong. There are many variations of this type of joint, and the basic mortise and tenon has two components: 1. the mortise hole, and 2. the tenon tongue.” The class is both a skills and a project class. Students will complete a small mortise and tenon stand and then move to a small end-table. Tools will be provided. A materials fee of $60 will be due to the instructor by check or cash on the first day of class, which covers the materials and dimensioning of the lumber. Students will be provided a species of hardwoods for both projects. The classes focus the student's attention on the joinery. For all items to fit properly, a high degree of precision is required. Students need to be very familiar with the use of hand tools, saws, chisels and planes. The project will be unfinished, as we do not have the facilities or the time to deal most woodworking finishes. Recommendations will be made for available finishes. Questions can be directed to the instructor, rather than to the Rec & Ed staff. Instructor: Ken Ray. 8 classes. No class 4/18. Last day to register for 4/4.
Adult Pottery - Wheel Throwing
Fridays
6:30P - 8:30P
4/18/25 - 4/25/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with wheel throwing techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be shown how to center a piece of clay on the wheel and make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Adult Pottery - Wheel Throwing
Fridays
6:30P - 8:30P
5/2/25 - 5/9/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with wheel throwing techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be shown how to center a piece of clay on the wheel and make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 1
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
4/11/25 - 5/9/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. No dance experience needed. Learn the basics of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 4 classes. No class 4/18.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 1
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
5/16/25 - 6/13/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. No dance experience needed. Learn the basics of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 5 classes.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 1
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
6/20/25 - 7/18/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. No dance experience needed. Learn the basics of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 4 classes. No class 7/4.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 1
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
7/25/25 - 8/22/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. No dance experience needed. Learn the basics of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 5 classes.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 2
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
4/11/25 - 5/9/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Prerequisite: Beginning (Level 1) or instructor approval. Build on what you learned in the Beginning (Level 1) class and develop a greater appreciation of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors continue to teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 4 classes. No class 4/18.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 2
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
5/16/25 - 6/13/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Prerequisite: Beginning (Level 1) or instructor approval. Build on what you learned in the Beginning (Level 1) class and develop a greater appreciation of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors continue to teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 5 classes.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 2
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
6/20/25 - 7/18/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Prerequisite: Beginning (Level 1) or instructor approval. Build on what you learned in the Beginning (Level 1) class and develop a greater appreciation of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors continue to teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 4 classes. No class 7/4.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Beg Level 2
Fridays
7:00P - 8:00P
7/25/25 - 8/22/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Prerequisite: Beginning (Level 1) or instructor approval. Build on what you learned in the Beginning (Level 1) class and develop a greater appreciation of traditional Argentine Tango dance including the music and culture. Instructors continue to teach you the cabeceo, how to use your eyes to invite your partner to dance, the milonga, an Argentine Tango dance party, the ronda, the flow of the dancers that allows large numbers of people to dance socially in the tango community and the tanda, how Argentine music is played to entice dancers to join in the ronda. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 5 classes.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Intermediate
Fridays
8:00P - 9:00P
4/11/25 - 6/13/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Prerequisite: Beginning (Level 2) or instructor approval. Hone your dancing skills, with specific emphasis on improving the structure and mechanics of basic tango techniques like the boleo and sacada. Work on exercises and strategies that lead to improved clarity in the lead, sensitivity in the follow with the goal of finding a comfortable and precise connection on the social dance floor. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 9 classes. No class 4/18.
Traditional Argentine Tango: Intermediate
Fridays
8:00P - 9:00P
6/20/25 - 8/22/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Prerequisite: Beginning (Level 2) or instructor approval. Hone your dancing skills, with specific emphasis on improving the structure and mechanics of basic tango techniques like the boleo and sacada. Work on exercises and strategies that lead to improved clarity in the lead, sensitivity in the follow with the goal of finding a comfortable and precise connection on the social dance floor. Registration fee includes the practica where you can practice your technique; ask your instructors for details on dates and times. Fee is per individual. Partner is required. Instructors: Lisa and Dennis Larkin and Tango Experience Ann Arbor teachers. 9 classes. No class 7/4.
Adult Pottery - Hand Building
Saturdays
10:00A - 12:00P
4/5/25 - 4/12/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with hand-building techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be given instructions on how to make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Adult/Child: Let's Sew Together Level 1
Saturdays
10:00A - 12:00P
4/12/25 - 5/31/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. Do you know a child who wants to learn to sew? Are you looking for a fun class to take with them? Come take an adult-child sewing class, where you and a child in your life can learn the basics of working with sewing machines, patterns, fabric, and more! No experience needed! Projects include a drawstring bag and pajama pants. The adult and child will share a sewing machine and workspace during class, taking turns "teaching" and reminding each other of safety and steps. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided. Materials list will be provided at the first class session. Instructor: Elise Blaauw. 6 classes. No class 4/19 and 5/24.
Adult Pottery - Wheel Throwing
Saturdays
10:30A - 12:30P
4/5/25 - 4/12/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with wheel throwing techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be shown how to center a piece of clay on the wheel and make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
NEW Adult/Child: Woodworking Workshop
Nest Builders
Saturdays
9:00A - 12:00P
4/26/25 - 5/3/25
Slauson MS Rm 142
Grades 4th - 8th. Join us for a delightful family woodworking class where creativity meets craftsmanship! In this hands-on workshop, together you will craft a charming birdhouse, perfect for spring. While exploring the basics of woodworking under the guidance of our skilled instructors, you'll learn essential skills such as measuring, sawing, chiseling, and assembling, as you work side by side to bring your unique gingerbread house design to life. Throughout the class, you and your child will: Discover the joy of woodworking and gain confidence in using tools Collaborate on the design Make lasting memories while fostering teamwork and creativity At the end of the workshop, you’ll leave with your finished wooden birdhouse, ready to be adorned with your favorite decorations. Who Can Attend: This class is designed for children grades 4th - 8th, accompanied by an adult. No prior woodworking experience is necessary - just a willingness to learn and have fun! Materials: All woodworking materials and tools will be provided. Dress for a bit of creative mess! Instructor: Laura Meyer. 2 classes.
NEW Paneer Makhani Workshop DEMO
Saturday
10:00A - 12:00P
Saturday, April 12 Only
Westerman Preschool Family Room
Adult. DEMO. Immerse yourself in the flavors of India with our Paneer Makhani workshop, where you’ll learn to make this rich and creamy dish that’s a true classic. Paneer Makhani combines soft paneer cubes with a luscious tomato-based gravy infused with aromatic spices and butter (or dairy-free alternatives). This dish is naturally gluten-free, making it a flavorful option for a wide range of dietary preferences. In this interactive session, you’ll master techniques like creating the perfect makhani sauce, balancing flavors, and achieving a silky texture. You’ll also get to know many basics of Indian cooking during the session, making it a valuable experience for all participants. You’ll also receive the recipe to take with you, so you can recreate this delightful dish at home. Instructor: Namrata Khemka. 1 class.
Adult Pottery - Hand Building
Saturdays
10:00A - 12:00P
5/3/25 - 5/10/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with hand-building techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be given instructions on how to make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Adult Pottery - Hand Building
Saturdays
10:00A - 12:00P
4/19/25 - 4/26/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with hand-building techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be given instructions on how to make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Adult Pottery - Wheel Throwing
Saturdays
10:30P - 12:30P
4/19/25 - 4/26/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with wheel throwing techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be shown how to center a piece of clay on the wheel and make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Adult Pottery - Wheel Throwing
Saturdays
10:30A - 12:30P
5/3/25 - 5/10/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 10th - Adult. In this two-part pottery class, you will have the opportunity to get hands-on experience with wheel throwing techniques to create your own unique pottery pieces. During the first session, you will be shown how to center a piece of clay on the wheel and make a clay object or objects of your choice, such as a cup or bowl, using up to 5lbs of clay. During the second session you will use underglazes or glazes to decorate your work. Pickup will be available one week after the final session, allowing you to take home your finished pieces to enjoy or gift to others. This class is perfect for beginners looking to learn new skills or experienced potters wanting to further develop their craft. Join us for a fun and rewarding pottery experience! Instructor: Mae Huynh. Due to limited space and high demand for this activity, Rec & Ed is unable to offer senior discounts. 2 classes.
Adult Ballet - Absolute Beginners
Saturdays
12:15P - 1:30P
4/12/25 - 5/31/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Adult. Always wanted to try ballet but felt intimidated or just never had the opportunity? This class is for you! An approachable ballet technique class open to beginners (and those with prior experience seeking a slow, methodical approach.) Focus on basic positions, alignment, and terminology while increasing flexibility, balance, and strength. A holistic workout for your body and mind. Instructor: Lisa Dietz. 5 classes. No class 4/19, 5/17, and 5/24.
Adult/Child: Let's Sew Together Level 2
Saturdays
12:30P - 2:30P
4/12/25 - 5/31/25
Eberbach Cultural Arts Bldg (CAB)
Grades: 1st - 6th with an Adult. This class builds off of the Adult-Child level one class and introduces new skills and fabrics. Students will be given a choice between two projects with the option to complete both if time allows. The backpack project will teach students about zippers, buttons, and 3D shapes, while the knit t-shirt will teach students how to use a standard garment pattern while working with stretch fabrics. Both child and adult are expected to have basic sewing skills, including threading, using seam allowances, and sewing both straight and curved lines. Sewing machines and basic supplies will be provided. Instructor: Elise Blaauw. 6 classes. No class 4/19 and 5/24.
Haunted Ann Arbor Walking Tour
Saturday
8:00P - 9:30P
Saturday, July 19 Only
Crazy Wisdom Bookstore
Adult. Have you ever wondered if Ann Arbor is haunted? Come see for yourself, and learn all about the city's past and the spirits still hanging around! Our starting point will be Crazy Wisdom Bookstore. 90 minute tours given by the hosts of Haunted Mitten Podcast, Crysta K Coburn and Kay Gray. 1 class.