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Sorting decades of photos, videos, and memorabilia can be overwhelming. Don’t leave the task to children and grandchildren. In this course, learn practical ways to organize, digitize, and preserve your family’s media before it’s lost. We’ll explore tools for scanning, storing, and sharing memories — from photo albums and slides to VHS tapes and smartphone photos. Participants will learn to create meaningful gifts like digital frames or curated flash drives, and to document family history through basic genealogy practices. Empower yourself to safeguard your legacy and make it easy for future generations to enjoy and cherish for years to come.

New in-person course. Format includes lecture, discussion, and hands-on learning.

This course is for everyone who wants to read, discuss, and write poetry, whether you’ve written before, or not. Each class will be divided among workshopping participant poems, discussing the topic of the week from The Poetry Home Repair Manual, and examples of poetry. Writing prompts will be offered for in-class writing and optional sharing. We believe that writers learn best with both praise and friendly honesty in a nurturing setting of fellow learners. Requirements: An open mind, a sense of fun and discovery, and a readiness to read and write during and in-between the classes. 

Format includes discussion and hands-on.

REQUIRED BOOK: The Discovery of Poetry, Frances Mayes, ISBN 9780156007627

Diana will be teaching the basic movements for Tai Chi I.

New in-person course. Format includes movement.