The Spring 2017 Schedule is wrapping up but there is still time to register for open May classes! Check the Class Schedule for dates and details on how you can improve your Computer skills, get certified in CPR, or prepare to take on that outdoor project! Classes MUST have at least 5 active members registered to run so sign up today and invite your co-workers to learn something new with you! Download a copy of the course catalog or check out the class schedule...
Due to the potential weather in our area Tuesday March 14, the morning session of Understanding & Optimizing Your Investment Choices Class will begin at 9:00 AM (instead of 8 a.m.). There is no change to the afternoon class which begins at 4:30 p.m....
Beekeeping is all the buzz and instructor Scott Benack takes a moderate approach to help the first-year beekeeper get acquainted with the preparations and pitfalls of establishing a healthy bee colony. Learn the fascinating history of beekeeping and honey bee biology along with how-to’s for site selection and adapting to the timeline of care. Also included is a hands-on frame building activity and how to prepare the box for the bees to draw comb. Mr. Benack is a licensed nuc seller and queen breeder, a live removal expert, and currently serves a local organic farm in yearly pollination efforts. Bee there! Register now. Class is limited to 20; Spouses and Retirees will be permitted as space...
The fall class schedule is out and registration is now open. There are classes on machining fundamentals, website development, new cooking classes, welding, labor history and more. Download a copy of the brochure, or check out the class schedule...
Our summer class schedule is set and the new brochure with all the class descriptions and new program information is headed to your mailboxes. There are lots of great classes for the summertime – like Outdoor Fireplace Construction, Summer Eats, and more. Download a copy of the brochure or have a look at our class schedule...
Our spring guide to classes is in the mail and registration is now open! New classes include Basic Hydraulics, Outdoor Fireplace Construction, Pittsburgh Labor History and more. You can download the full brochure here and register for classes...
Golfing at the Next Level (25FL)Mon Valley ICD is pleased to be able to offer our members the opportunity to learn what it takes to elevate your golf game to the next level. Several of our members expressed an interest in this type of class; it was added as a way to transition an enjoyable hobby to an opportunity to […]
Sep24
Small Engine Repair (25FL)New location One of the Mon valley’s most popular classes! Starting with the basics, learn the how’s and why’s of small gas engines, two- and four-cycle engines, and air-cooled overhead valve small engines. During the hands-on portion, you will be able to bring in your own equipment, troubleshoot and repair to your satisfaction. The instructor […]
Sep27
Blade Smith Blacksmithing Intro (25FL)Each student will make a simple knife with integral bottle opener. They will also learn basic metal forging techniques, how to forge basic blade shape, forging a taper and scroll, basic heat treating principles including normalizing, austenitizing, and tempering. Lunch is provided. session, Saturday morning. Class size limited to .
Sep29
Creating Charcuterie Boards (25FL)Visually exciting and deliciously enticing, come to this class and learn how to make these snack boards. You will learn to create boards for anytime family meals and snacks, seasons and holidays, breakfast, brunch, desserts and special occasions. Every student will take home a completed board and cookbook. session, Monday evening. Class size limited to […]
Oct01
Make Your Own Whitetail Deer Grunt Call (25FL)A grunt call is a tool used by hunters to attract deer. It is a device that mimics the sound of a deer’s grunt, which is a vocalization used by deer to communicate with each other. The grunt call you will be making in class has six different whitetail vocalizations. Make and take home in […]
Oct01
Fly Tying (25FL)Tie your own flies and catch fish! Introduction to Fly Tying is designed for the beginner who is interested in tying his or her own flies. With practice, you will be able to imitate many insects and bait fish that fish eat. Each session will cover one type of fly and one or two fly […]
Oct02
Guitar Lessons – Beginner & Intermediate (25FL)Students taking part in guitar classes will get a crash course in basic guitar skills including strumming, chords, scales, and how to learn a song by yourself. This six-week guitar class will focus heavily on playing basic guitar chords and eventually leading into learning full length songs. This course is designed to be fun and […]
Oct04
Damascus Hunter (25FL)On the first day of class, students will start by going over some basic techniques and materials and then weld a few billets of Damascus from high-quality carbon steels. Then, students will forge a blade from their Damascus billet and heat treat it. On Day 2, students will be using a power hammer, hydraulic press, […]
Oct08
Intro to Steelhead Fishing (25FL)Learn the history and the five core elements of becoming a better fly fisher. This class will cover casting, rigging, reading water conditions, what to use and when to use it. We will touch on fly tying as well. The class will break down the theory and techniques proven to better your time enjoying this […]
Oct09
Archery (25FL)Course will include shooting skills training with our instructor Jill Fleming. Jill has 25+ years of teaching experience, and is well versed in proper shooting techniques. Participants will also be taught the proper functions of their equipment, and how to diagnose the proper tuning of their equipment. Participants should provide their own equipment. If anyone […]
