Recreation and Leisure Activities   

Join PGA professionals Matt Hibbs and Russ Smith for a presentation on the basics of golf. If you are interested in learning the game of golf, but are too intimidated to step foot on the course, then this is the class for you. Topics will include rules, etiquette, lingo, fundamentals and much more. This is a great way to begin a wonderful relationship with a sport for life.

This basic/intermediate class will teach students how to get more out of their DSLR and Mirrorless camera. They will learn how to navigate their camera settings, functions, and access other menus that will help improve their photographic skills. Let’s have some fun.

Note: Students are required to bring their DSLR or Mirrorless cameras with charged batteries for some hands-on time during each of the classes. If you own a tripod, please pack that as well. We will be taking photos throughout the class as we navigate the camera settings.

Join us as we explore the exciting era of the 1960's, when innovative designers, skilled engineers, and bold personalities came together to create some of the most classic and collectible cars of all time. Participants will analyze these automobiles as works of art, reflecting a unique and transformative decade. Their enduring appeal is undeniable, as seen in their consistently high values. After class, bring your special ride to the back parking lot for a "show and tell" with fellow enthusiasts!

A thoroughbred’s life is different from other horse breeds in that it’s controlled and monitored starting at birth and leading up to the race track.  This course covers the naming and registering of a foal, the breaking and early training, the rest period, extended intense training, the starting gate training, and then the race debut.

Discover the remarkable evolution of U.S. military small arms during the First and Second World Wars. This course will explore how the United States became the "Arsenal of Democracy," supplying not only its own forces but also those of its allies through industrial innovation and mass production.

You'll learn about the design, function, and history of the weapons that helped shape the modern battlefield—from bolt-action rifles and semi-automatic pistols to revolvers and carbines. Topics include:

• Weapon types and their intended battlefield roles
• Caliber, dimensions, and technical specifications
• Manufacturing origins, including production years and facilities
• Distribution to various military branches and theaters of war
• Total production numbers and historical context

The instructor will present a curated selection of original U.S. small arms from the era. At the conclusion of the class, participants will have the unique opportunity to view—and carefully handle—some of these authentic historical artifacts.

Whether you're a military history enthusiast, collector, or simply curious, this course offers an unforgettable hands-on journey through America's wartime armament legacy.

Create one-of-a-kind Whipped Soaps for your home or as the perfect hand-crafted gift. We will be making light and fluffy foaming whipped soaps and sugar scrub. Create an 8oz jar of soap and an 8oz jar of sugar scrub.

Do you love to go to garage sales, flea markets, and antique malls? This class highlights the most collectible, and priceless, racing and equine memorabilia to watch for. From Derby glass to Budweiser Clydesdale steins or Breyer models, this class covers the history, collectability and good places to sell these items. Bring your own items for conversation.