FESTIVAL LEARNING

Fall 2018
CLASS SCHEDULE

Photo Credit - Carol Komassa

Container Gardening - Thursday, Nov. 15
SELF-IMPROVEMENT
Introduction to the Harmonica
Instructor: Eric Brown
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 8
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Cost: $9
Thinking about learning to play the harmonica?
Do you enjoy listening to music, be it blues, rock
or folk and would you really like to play the har-
monica along with some of your favorite tunes?
Come join Eric Brown’s interactive introduction
to the 10 hole diatonic harmonica. This one hour
introduction will focus on why you want to play,
your favorite bands and musicians, and the play-
ing by ear technique Eric uses to help you learn, as
he does not use sheet music. This class will not be
providing harmonicas, nor do you need to bring
one. This is an introduction to see if you would
like to take his class in the Spring.
The Gentle Pace of Savoring
Instructor: Sandy Shipman
1 Session: Wednesday, Oct. 17
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
You are invited to pause… and enter the gentle
pace of savoring. We will use our five senses to
increase our awareness of simple, everyday ex-
periences and increase our capacity to notice,
enjoy, and respond. Learning to be fully present
helps one appreciate and enhance daily life. (Note:
Chocolate will be involved!)
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Thriving Through Adversity
Instructor: Sandy Shipman
1 Session: Monday, Oct. 29
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
We all want to be well. Come explore six strate-
gies for keeping bodies and minds thriving with
chronic illness. Discover easy to implement ideas
and gather resources for designing your own well-
ness plan.
Writing Circles
Instructor: Sandy Shipman
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 1
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
Are you a writer looking for a community of fellow
writers? Come share your work, hone your craft,
and listen to the works and suggestions of others.
All genres are welcome.
Introduction to Journaling
Instructor: Sandy Shipman
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 15
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $9
Why journal? Sometimes we move too fast to hear
ourselves think and let ourselves feel. We’ll slow
our pace and experience two journaling strategies
for hearing our inner voice. Come experience the
purpose and benefits of journaling.
RELIGION
Thomas Merton: Monk and Writer
Instructor: Raph Martin
4 Sessions: Tuesdays, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Cost: $36
This course will introduce students to the life and
works of one of the most significant voices for
peace and spirituality in the Catholic Church since
the publication of his autobiography: THE SEVEN
STOREY MOUNTAIN in 1948 by Thomas Merton.
We will look at his influential writings on war and
peace, Gandhi, prayer, contemplation, poetry, and
Asian religions.
SCIENCE
The Brain, Consciousness and Artificial
Intelligence
Instructor: Joseph Aibinder
4 Sessions: Tuesdays, Oct. 23, 30, Nov. 6, 13
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $36
This course will review the human brain, its net-
work and functioning and the maintenance activi-
ties that help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. We then
explore the nature and mysteries of conscious-
ness and their leading current scientific theories.
Lastly we review progress in developing artificial
consciousness and intelligence and their potential
benefits and dangers.
POLY SCI
Op-Ed Wednesdays
Instructors: Doug Chatem and John Hamilton
4 Sessions: Wednesdays, Oct. 31, Nov. 14, 28,
Dec. 12
10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $36
Op-Ed Wednesdays is a discussion forum for po-
litical, social and economic issues. For each class
session, class members are asked to select a topic
suited for discussion based on a published article
or short video, such as a TED talk or a public
speech. Videos will be shown just prior to discus-
sion, although links and articles will be distributed
in advance to allow participants to prepare for
each meeting. Each reporter is asked to explain
why he/she chose his/her topic and provide reac-
tion to the group’s discussion. The instructors will
facilitate all discussions.
ARIZONA LAW
Asset Ownership, Disability and Health
Management, Passing Assets at Death,
and Estate Planning in Arizona
Instructor: Robert F. Jeckel
4 Sessions: Wednesday, Oct. 24, 31, Nov. 7, 14
3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Cost: $36
The instructor will present Arizona law on asset
ownership, powers of attorney, and medical deci-
sions. He also covers living wills, “do not resus-
citate” orders, and methods of passing assets at
death and beneficiary options. Class materials will
be provided to students.
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GARDENING
Landscaping Ideas and Tips for Your
Home
Instructor: Harry Graham
1 Session: Friday, October 26
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $9
Learn about planting, care and techniques to help
your new plantings survive the winter freeze and
how to renew their growth in the spring. Proper
soil preparation, required watering and fertiliza-
tion requirements specific to Arizona winters will
be discussed, as well as how to prevent damage
and loss to plants due to freezing temperatures. We
will also share helpful tips and ideas specific to the
homeowner’s property.
Container Gardening
Instructor: Carol Komassa
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 15
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $9
Get color and variety into your yard with contain-
er gardening to brighten your home and help pol-
linators (like hummingbirds, butterflies and bees)
survive in the desert. Container gardening in our
other states will also be discussed.
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HOBBIES
DSLR Photography
Instructor: Carol Komassa
1 Session: Wednesday, Dec. 5
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $9
Do you have a new camera, or never quite mastered
the DSLR camera you already have? Relying on your
cell phone for great shots? Learn about all of those
“Buttons, Modes and Dials” and become more familiar
with the options of when, where and how to use them.
Suitable for beginners to intermediate photographers.
Saving Our Monarchs One at a Time - Start a
Special Rewarding Hobby at Home
Instructor: Carol Komassa
1 Session: Wednesday, Nov. 7
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $9
Most of us are aware that our pollinators are rapidly
declining, including the amazing Monarch butterfly.
Learn about them, and how little time and little equip-
ment it takes to safely raise them from eggs and then
release them back into nature. No club needed to join
and you only need five minutes a day! Join Carol Ko-
massa, who has successfully raised and released over
100 Monarchs over four years and will share her tips
for success. See if this could be a rewarding hobby you
might enjoy doing at home.
MUSIC HISTORY
Aaron Copland
Instructor: Lou-ellen Finter
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 29
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $9
A look at his life, his music, and the historical time
frame in which he wrote. We will also discuss the
background of the composer as well. Selections
from two suites, Rodeo and Billy the Kid will be
used for listening examples.
HISTORY
Presidential Children
Instructor: Linda Wangner
2 Sessions: Thursdays, Nov. 1 and 8
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $18
George and Martha did not have any children. Many
great Presidents followed, some were the founders
of our great country. Other Presidents were accom-
plished individuals. What happened to the children
of these great leaders? Were they equally successful?
Please enroll to find out!
LITERATURE
Book Discussion: Can’t We Talk About
Something More Pleasant? by Roz Chast
Instructor: Nancy Middlemas
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 29
12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
This quirky memoir features the wit and storytelling
of Roz Chast, longtime cartoonist for The New Yorker
magazine. With humor, grim honesty, and under-
standing, Chast portrays her shift to a parental role for
her elderly parents. We’ll explore everything from the
unusual form—a blend of cartoons, photos, and nar-
rative—to very relevant themes such as amazing lives
nearing the end, evolving responsibilities, conflicting
emotions, and practical care issues. Chast’s book and
our discussion will help us find comfort and comic
relief in the complicated, often problematic, relations
between the generations. (Class size is limited to 14.
The instructor will send enrollees a Reader’s Guide.)

Scandal II
Instructor: Linda Wangner
2 Sessions: Wednesdays, Oct. 31 and Nov. 7
12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $18

It is always more interesting to know the back story

of historical events. Some people who appear to live
very ordinary lives, lead two lives. Social media makes
us currently more aware that there is more than the
surface story. Enroll in the class to learn about the
scandals that shaped our social and historical lives in
the U.S.

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 TRAVEL
Australia as a Tourist Destination
Instructor: Trevor Wilson
1 Session: Thursday, Oct. 18
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9

A country as large as the United States, Australia can

be a challenging destination to visit. In addition to
being on the other side of the world, climate ranges
north to south are the opposite of the Northern Hemi-
sphere. This seminar will cover must see sights and is
designed to help you make the best decisions on see-
ing the unique animals, flora and scenery only found
in this remote land. It will also touch on the diverse
and ever increasing Asian influence in the country.

Canyon de Chelly – A Navajo Gem

Instructor: Lou-ellen Finter
2 Sessions: Tuesdays, Dec. 4 and 11
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $18

Come travel north and explore Canyon de Chelly.

Once home to the Ancestral Puebloan, and then home
to the Navajo. We will visit both Canyons within the
site looking at their relevance to the people and to his-
tory. We will visit a Hogan that has been passed down
through the years, discuss the geographical setting of
the Canyon, view ancient artifacts and drawings on
the Canyon walls, and discuss the Long Walk.

Petrified Forest National Park and the Zuni

Pueblo
Instructor: Lou-ellen Finter
1 Session: Wednesday, Oct. 17
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $9

Travel to northeastern Arizona to explore an ancient

area once underwater. Look at fossils, trees turned to
rocks, strange landscapes, indigenous people, history
of early settlers, demonstrations by Indian artists, and
early western history. Next, move into northwestern
New Mexico and learn about the Zuni people, who
have lived at middle earth for hundreds of years. See
the color and lifestyle of the closest Pueblo to Arizona. 1
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 Internet of Things- Devices of Today and the
TECHNOLOGY Near Future
Using Your New Android Phone or Tablet
Instructor: John Schneeg
1 Session: Wednesday, Nov. 28
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
This session is for those with a new Android device, or
possibly someone who’s had one but feels they should
learn more to operate them effectively. Topics dis-
cussed include: Setting up your new device, common
tasks such as email, texting and web browsing, manag-
ing notifications, basics of security and privacy and
adding new apps. Time permitting we’ll also look at
using it to play music, read books, take notes and edit
photos. The class will be geared to the novice who has
little experience with computers.
Free Android Cell Phone Apps
Instructor: John Schneeg
1 Session: Wednesday, Dec. 5
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
Want to take a photo on your smartphone and resize it
to post on the Sun City Festival classified ads? Home-
sick for an out of state radio station, or want a custom
music channel that plays artists you select? Have a
weak spot in your WIFI network at home, and want
an app to map signal strength so you can find a better
placement for your router? Do you have Cox cable, and
want to watch live TV on your phone? There are free
Android apps for all of these, and we will look at how
they can be set up to work best for you. We’ll spend a
few minutes each on Pandora and iHeart Radio, the
Cox Contour app, and several other utility programs
for your Android phone or tablet. While most of these
have versions for Apple products, we will not be dis-
cussing iPhone or iPad apps in this session.
Instructor: John Schneeg
1 Session: Wednesday, Dec. 12
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
Thinking of getting an Echo (or her little sister Dot)
and wondering what Amazon’s digital assistant Alexa
can do for you? Have a second home, and want to use
an internet connected camera to see who’s been com-
ing to your front door? Always-on wireless networking
has changed how people communicate with each other,
and increasingly even how they communicate with
smart devices around the home. This brief session will
look at several new products vying for your dollars,
such as smart wall plugs, thermostats, stereo receivers
and door locks, with a short list of what to watch out
for when shopping for your newest IoT gadget.
Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Instructor: Steve Miller
1 Session: Wednesday, Oct. 24
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Cost: $9
Want to learn about streaming alternatives to watch
local and cable networks? This class will review the
major companies that stream local stations and many
cable networks including major news, entertainment
and sports channels. We will review a comparison
of the four major applications that will allow you to
drop your cable and/or satellite services. It will also
include a list of stations provided by each company, the
equipment needed to stream, menu differences, cloud
DVR capabilities and costs. Please note that Internet
services provided by Cox or Zona are still required and
you should be familiar with streaming Netflix, Hulu, or
other online viewing applications.
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 HEALTH

Essential Oils 101

Instructor: Linda Cinnamond
1 Session: Monday, Nov. 5
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $9

Essential Oils and aromatherapy have been used suc-

cessfully for thousands of years to help heal the mind,
body and spirit. Recently there has been a resurgence
of interest in the use of these all-natural plant com-
pounds. You’ll learn why these amazing liquids are
showing up in homes, hospitals and medical offices
around the country. In this interactive class, we will
discuss what they are, how they are used, and why they
can help you reduce stress, sleep more soundly, achieve
better physical and emotional health, and save money.

Using Essential Oils for Common Issues

Instructor: Linda Cinnamond
1 Session: Monday, Nov. 12
12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Cost: $9
Come to an interactive class on how to use Essential
Oils to effectively deal with the common issues that
plague us all: stress, insomnia, joint and muscle pain,
lack of energy, stomach and GI disturbances and excess
weight! Learn some natural solutions for these and
other common maladies.
Healthy Holiday Oils
Instructor: Linda Cinnamond
1 Session: Monday, Dec. 3
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $9
The Theory of Yoga
Instructor: Alicia Weinkrantz
1 Session: Monday, Dec. 3
9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Cost: $9
What is yoga? Who can practice yoga? Do you need to
be skinny, flexible, or strong to practice? What are the
types of yoga? Are you intrigued? You will get answers
to these questions and more! Learn some yoga back-
ground and the benefit of doing yoga. Join us in this
interactive class as we practice pranayama, a breathing
technique. Some y oga props will be in this class for
you to see, with demonstrations on how they are used.

This time of year brings us in touch with lots of people

and their germs, and with the lack of sleep, stress, and
crazy eating habits that occur during the holidays,
we’re more than twice as likely to come down with
whatever infection is making the rounds. Come learn
some simple, yet effective solutions for using Essential
Oils to stay healthy and happy all holiday season long.

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ART
Picasso: His Life, His Women, His Art
Instructor: Allen Reamer
1 Session: Monday, Oct. 15
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $9
Picasso is often viewed as producing ‘wild’ or ‘odd’
paintings that we may not like, and think Picasso
cannot draw or do better. We will look at his art and
discover his early drawing skills. We will discover he
painted in cycles: his blue period, his pink period, his
cubist period. We will also look at the eight leading
women in this life. This will begin with his birth and
continue until we run out of time.
Georgia O’Keefe
Instructor: Allen Reamer
1 Session: Monday, Nov. 12
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $9
In this talk, Georgia O’Keeffe’s life and art will be dis-
cussed year by year. We will see how her painting style
changed, when it changed, where it changed and why it
changed. You will discover how sickness influenced her
life at critical times and how specific people helped her
career. We will discuss her works of art, some in great
detail.
Georgia O’Keeffe
Black Mesa Landscape, New Mexico / Out Back of Marie’s II, 1930
Learning to Look at Sculpture
Instructor: Allen Reamer
2 Sessions: Mondays, Oct. 22 and 29
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $18
Did you ever look at a piece of sculpture and wonder
if there is more there than you see? There are specific
ways to view sculpture that will increase your enjoy-
ment and understanding of it, whether it is realistic or
abstract. In this course we learn to look at sculpture
from a variety of ways and discover its artistic lan-
guage. In addition, we will cover sculpture’s historical
periods and styles.
National Gallery of Art
Instructor: Allen Reamer
1 Session: Monday, Nov. 5
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $9
Surprisingly the National Gallery of Art in Washing-
ton, D.C. was neither conceived by politicians nor were
the works of art in the museum bought by the govern-
ment. During the 1920s, Andrew Mellon began col-
lecting with the intention of forming a gallery of art for
the nation in Washington, D.C. This class will cover a
brief history of the museum, some of the works of art
given to the National Gallery by major collectors, and
look at the permanent installations and collections of
the museum. You will hear how the National Gallery
got the only Leonardo da Vinci painting that is open
to public viewing in the United States. The Gallery has
a wide and extensive range of paintings, prints, pho-
tographs and sculptures, both historic and modern,
including paintings by Vermeer and Rembrandt and
over 300 prints by Rembrandt.
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Joseph Aibinder, B.S., M.S. is a Sun City Festival resident
and Del Webb scholar who served as a Connecticut high
school science teacher, a college advanced placement in-
structor, an adjunct professor at the University of Connecti-
cut, and as a NASA Endeavor Teaching Fellow.
Eric Brown is a Sun City Festival resident who has over 50
years of experience playing the 10 diatonic harmonica. Eric
was born and raised in New York City and was fortunate
enough to be surrounded by a great musical environment
growing up. He is the author of eight self published books
and also performs a bit of magic.
Doug Chatem, M.B.A., is a Sun City Festival resident and
community scholar who has over 40 years of experience in
information systems engineering and management. Doug’s
avocations include over twenty years of leading and teach-
ing boys and adults for the Boy Scouts.
Linda Cinnamond, B.S.N., Rn (retired) was a practic-
ing registered nurse for 38 years. She worked in hospitals
and clinics, as well as in the educational arena for several
major corporations and community colleges. She owned a
health club for over 10 years and has a special interest and
advanced certifications in Health and Wellness, Aromather-
apy, and Essential Oil Counseling. She is a Sun City Festival
resident and community scholar.
Lou-ellen Finter, Ph.D., has been in the educational field
for 50 years. She has taught musicology as well as been a
guest lecturer across the valley. She shares her passion for
Southwest Archeology and History in her classes.
John Hamilton, BASc., is a resident of Kelowna, BC, a Sun
City Festival resident and community scholar. His 37-year
career included work as a geophysicist, chief mine geologist,
and manager of exploration and acquisition evaluations,
traveling to all the continents except Antarctica. John is a
past President of the Geological Institute of Canada.
Robert F. Jeckel, J.D., has practiced law in Sun City for over
40 years and taught courses on various aspects of Ari-
zona and federal law for the ASU Osher Lifelong Learning
Program, the ASU Extended Campus, and in the Maricopa
Community College system.
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MEET THE FACULTY
Carol Komassa (born in London, England) is a Sun City
Festival resident and spends her time between the desert
southwest and Wisconsin. Carol is an award winning free-
lance photographer, writer, and photography instructor at
the Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix, and ASU, as well
as at The Cedarburg Art Museum in Wisconsin, the Weyen-
berg Library and two digital camera clubs in Arizona. Carol
is a Photography Coach and teaches on private photo walks,
workshops, classes and has gallery representations at The
Pink Llama Gallery in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Her photog-
raphy articles have also been printed in the Ozaukee News
Graphic, Wisconsin.
Raph Martin, M.A., has spent his career as a teacher having
taught in high school, college, university, diocese, and adult
community education centers. He is also a lifetime student
–having studied theology at St. John’s University in NYC
and religious education (M.R.E.) at St. Michael’s College/
University in Toronto, Canada. He trained as a Spiritual
Director at the Institute for Spiritual Leadership at Loyola
University in Chicago and employs Ignatian/Jesuit style ap-
proaches to spirituality in counselling and retreat work. For
the past 20 years he has worked in parishes of the Diocese
of Oakland, CA as adult faith formation coordinator. He’s a
native of NYC (Manhattan) and a recent retiree in our Sun
City community.
Nancy Middlemas, M.A., is a Sun City Festival resident and
a community scholar. In her 37-year career as an educa-
tor, she taught high school English in Indiana, Georgia,
and California, and retired as curriculum coordinator for a
national charter school, developing diploma programs for
at-risk youth.
Steve Miller, B.S., has been a Sun City Festival resident
since early 2007. He was a Principal in a large local CPA
firm located in Los Angeles and was a Chief Financial
Officer for several companies after his move to Northern
California. He also started Barrel Buddies almost 10 years
ago and was a Neighborhood Representative for three years.

Allen Reamer, B.A., M.F.A., represents the fifth genera-
tion of a family of artists. He has completed 60 additional
graduate credits in art history and education and has taught
a variety of studio art and art history courses for 33 years
before coming to Arizona in 1999. During this time, he
was the president of a state art education association for
ten years and very active for a decade with the National Art
Education Association. He has been a member or chair of
various art related boards and has gratefully been recog-
nized in a variety of ways including art teacher of the year,
a fellowship to China, letters from President Clinton and
other elected officials, plus sells his paintings. Allen teaches
for ASU and a number of other educational institutions and
art organizations. He exhibits with his friends in the Neu
Art Group in Arizona.
John Schneeg, B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, and a Mas-
ters in Industrial Engineering, has lived in Sun City Festival
since 2007. John taught as lead faculty in Mechanical En-
gineering Technology at a community college in Michigan.
He had been a practicing engineer in industrial automation
prior to that, and has done engineering design consult-
ing and technical training for Honda America, the former
Chrysler Corporation, and La-Z-Boy Chair Company.
MEET THE FACULTY
Alicia Weinkrantz, E-RYT, RPYT is a Sun City Festival
resident, and has been teaching yoga since 2010. She cur-
rently teaches Gentle Yoga, Chair Yoga and Restorative
Yoga at Sun City Festival and is a Registered Yoga Teacher
through Yoga Alliance. She has many years in other forms
of physical training in martial arts: Tae Kwon Do, Karate
and Judo, but found that Yoga fulfilled her needs of physical
strength, flexibility, energy and mental calmness.
Trevor Wilson is a Sun City Festival resident and a com-
munity scholar who spent his entire professional career as
a tour guide on trips throughout Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Over this time, he has gained significant knowledge of the
“ins and outs” of the cruise, air travel, hotel and tour busi-
ness.

Sandy Shipman, B.A., M.Ed., is a Sun City Festival resi-

dent. As an educator for 27 years, Sandy taught K-6 and led
teachers as an Instructional Coach and Adjunct Professor.
She loves nature, writing, and the contemplative life.

Linda Wangner, B.A., M.A., is a Sun City Festival resident,

a community scholar and a retired New York state high
school teacher with 38 years of experience teaching Global
Studies, U.S. History and Government, as well as Law. Lin-
da has traveled to most of the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and
has developed an interest in researching background stories
related to various political events. She has been sharing her
knowledge on various topics for over five years through the
ASU program and now the Festival Learning program.

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 FESTIVAL LEARNING
Fall 2018
CLASS SCHEDULE
Picasso: His Life, His Women, His Art Oct 15 9am-11am $9
Petrified Forest Nat’l Park and Zuni Pueblo Oct 17 10am-11:30am $9
The Gentle Pace of Savoring Oct 17 1pm-2:30pm $9
Australia as a Tourist Destination Oct 18 1pm-2:30pm $9
Learning to Look at Sculpture Oct 22, 29 9am-11am $18
Brain, Consciousness and Artificial Intelligence Oct 23, 30, Nov 6, 13 (Tues) 1pm-3pm $36
Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord Oct 24 10am-11:30am $9
AZ Assets, Disability, Health, Estate Planning Oct 24, 31, Nov 7,14 (Wed) 3pm-4:30pm $36
Landscaping Ideas and Tips for Your Home Oct 26 10am-11:30am $9
Thriving Through Adversity Oct 29 1pm-2:30pm $9
Op-Ed Wednesday Oct 31, Nov 14, 28 , Dec 12 (Wed) 10am-11:30am $36
Scandal 2 Oct 31, Nov 7 (Wed) 12:30pm-2:30pm $18
Presidential Children Nov 1, Nov 8 (Thurs) 9am-11am $18
Writing Circles Nov 1 1pm-2:30pm $9
National Gallery of Art Nov 5 9am-11am $9
Essential Oils 101 Nov 5 1pm-3pm $9
Thomas Merton: Monk and Writer Nov 6, 13, 20 ,27 10:30am -12n $36
Saving Our Monarchs One at a Time Nov 7 9am-11am $9
Intro to the Harmonica Nov 8 1pm-2pm $9
Georgia O’keefe Nov 12 9am-11am $9
Essential Oils : Common Issues Nov 12 12:30pm-2:30pm $9
Container Gardening Nov 15 9am-11am $9
Intro to Journaling Nov 15 1pm-3pm $9
Using Your New Android Phone or Tablet Nov 28 1pm-2:30pm $9
Aaron Copland Nov 29 10am-11:30am $9
Book Discuss: Can’t We Talk About Something…. Nov 29 12:30p-2:30pm $9
Theory of Yoga Dec 3 9am-10:30am $9
Healthy Holiday Oils Dec 3 1pm-3pm $9
Canyon de Chelly- A Navajo Gem Dec 4, 11 10am-11:30am $18
DSLR Photography Dec 5 9am-11am $9
Free Android Cell Phone Apps Dec 5 1pm-2:30pm $9
Internet of Things Dec 12 1pm-2:30pm $9

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