Channel your Italian baking skills in this 2-session culinary class! Students will enjoy creating a variety of delicious Italian desserts, both traditional and new! Bring your dolce (sweet) tooth! Wednesdays, April 19 & 26 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Steel Center for Career & Technical Education Register...
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...
Basics of Chess (26SG)This is an interactive course for all skill levels. Key topics covered are basic rules, tactics, openings and endgame with a focus on practical play and strategy. Come to class to learn to play chess or improve your skills. Boards will be provided for the class.
Feb21
Forged San Mai Hunter (26SG)Students will forge-weld a three-layer San Mai billet, shape it into a hunting blade, heat treat, grind, and finish it with a custom handle. Lunch is provided.
Mar03
Guitar Lessons – Beginner & Intermediate (26SG)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 […]
Mar04
Fly Fishing (26SG)This class will teach you the 5 core things that will lead to more success in your fly fishing adventures. Casting Line management Hook setting Fighting fish Landing fish Along with reading water, understanding leader set-ups, what flies to use and when to use them. From beginner to intermediate skill levels, this class will teach […]
Mar04
Intro to Drumming (26SG)Chris Belin, owner of Chris Belin’s Traveling Drum School since 1999, will introduce students to the art of drumming through drum set and hand percussion studies over four classes. Learning about rhythms, stick grips, percussion notation/theory, music genre analysis and much more will be covered plus an interactive performance with over 20 percussion instructions from […]
Mar05
Glass Block – Windows and Walls (26SG)The glass block window class is a 12-hour hands-on class that will provide the student with the knowledge to properly measure and install various types of glass block windows. The instructor will work with the student in teaching them the mathematical and measuring skills needed to make a correct fit with the windows. Students will […]
Mar10
Unleash Your Creativity – DIY Wood Workshop (26SG)Are you ready to roll up your sleeves and create something amazing? Join our hands-on workshop designed specifically for those who want to explore the art of woodworking, staining, and painting. Whether you’re a seasoned DIY enthusiast or a complete beginner, our workshop offers the perfect blend of guidance, creativity, and fun.
Mar11
Cookies—Make ‘em, Bake ‘em, Decorate ‘em (26SG)In this class students will meet with the instructor to talk about basics of home kitchen cookie baking and share and exchange ideas and recipes. Students are encouraged to bring a favorite or unusual cookie recipe to “swap” with the class. Students will follow along with the instructor to mix and prepare a batch of […]
Mar14
Make Your Own Chunky Knit Blanket (26SG)Join us for a fun and relaxing workshop where you’ll learn to make your very own chunky knit blanket – no needles or prior knitting experience required! In this hands-on class, you’ll use soft, oversized yarn and the simple technique of arm knitting (or hand knitting) to create a beautiful, cozy blanket perfect for your […]
Mar18
Wills, Living Wills & Advanced Directives (26SG)Join us for an in-depth workshop where we will discuss the importance of building a strong foundation with quality estate planning documents. We will explain the necessity of having well drafted Powers of Attorney and why you need to review your beneficiary designations. We’ll also explore the difference between a Last Will and Testament and […]
