So dancing is not your thing plus you think you have “2-left feet”. Well, here is the dance class for you. For those times when a “few moves” are all you need to get through a 3 minute song, you and your partner will learn a couple of fun spins and... how to be comfortable in each other’s arms while the music is playing. Couples only please.

Selling your home in Richfield? You'll need to pass the Point of Sale inspection first. This class will walk you through everything you need to know to be fully prepared. We'll cover how the inspection process works, what inspectors are looking for and what repairs or updates you may need to make. You'll also learn about important requirements for well sealing and radon testing. By the time you leave this course, you'll feel confident and ready to pass your inspection with flying colors.

Learn to create a unique, quick and expressive acrylic painting in this two hour class. Working quickly allows colors to blend and brush strokes to show, creating dynamic results. In this class you will create a beautiful acrylic painting following step by step instructions- all while learning about composition and color mixing. No experience is necessary and all supplies are included.

Alcohol inks are a fluid art medium that create dynamic results. In this class you will learn how to work with and take advantage of their unique qualities as we create a stylized fall scene on yupo paper.

This class will focus on the basics of estate planning. Attendants will walk out of the class knowing about wills, trusts, power of attorney, health care directives and more. All related questions are welcome.

Curious about making your own fermented veggies at home? In this hands-on class you will learn about the basics and benefits of fermentation, the two methods used in vegetable fermentation (dry-salting and brining), food safety, supplies needed and troubleshooting. Chop, salt and mix your very own small-batch of raw, probiotic-rich ferment to take home. Our instructor is a local cookbook author and Certified Master Food Preserver. Each student will leave with one quart of hand crafted seasonal vegetables and the recipe.

Explore this beautiful folk art that originated in Norway. No painting experience is necessary. The class will cover how to prepare a surface for painting, brush strokes, simple color mixing and paint a few simple flowers. Participants can paint with oil or acrylic paint. Required supply list: (Note: Occasionally classes are cancelled due to low enrollment. Please wait to purchase supplies until 5 business days prior to the start of this class to ensure the class will be held.) The supply list can be found here.

Continue to explore this beautiful folk art that originated in Norway. This class is for anyone who has taken a beginning Rosemaling class and has learned basic brush strokes. The class will include a project, or students can select their own project. Class will expand on color mixing and painting techniques. Participants can paint with oil or acrylic paint. Required supply list: (Note: Occasionally classes are cancelled due to low enrollment. Please wait to purchase supplies until 5 business days prior to the start of this class to ensure the class will be held.) The supply list can be found here.

Get into the cozy spirit of crafting with this fun Pom Pom Gnome Workshop! In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to transform simple yarn and a wooden bead into an adorable Scandinavian-style gnome. Whether you're looking to create charming decorations, handmade gifts, or just enjoy a relaxing evening with fellow crafters, this class is perfect for beginners and seasoned DIYers alike. Ages 12 and up.

Whether you are an absolute beginner or someone who once learned to crochet and have forgotten how, this class is for you! We start at the beginning, looking at tools and yarn. You will learn chain stitch, slip stitch, single, half double and double crochet, increasing and decreasing and how to read patterns and diagrams. You will make a dishcloth, scarf, granny squares and a small stuffed animal. Required supply list: (Note: Occasionally classes are canceled due to low enrollment. Please wait to purchase supplies until 5 business days prior to the start of this class to ensure the class will be held.) Please be sure to bring the following items to our first meeting: Metal or plastic crochet hook, size H/8 (5mm) At least 2 ounces of “beginner” cotton yarn (such as Woobles Easy Peasey or Cuddle Craft Tube yarn) in a light color. This type of yarn may have this symbol on the paper band that goes around it: or it may be called “worsted weight” or medium weight #4. The yarn itself looks like a thin tube of t-shirt type knitted material. If you are unable to find this type of yarn, buy a small ball of 100% cotton yarn such as Sugar n’ Cream. Again, stick with light colors. A small amount of light colored acrylic yarn (leftover odds and ends are fine!) Scissors Stitch markers (not the ring-type, the type that clip close like safety pins) A bag to carry your project materials in (a shopping bag is fine) You will need to purchase additional skeins of yarn and additional hooks in other sizes for projects as the class progresses, but we will discuss that in class. Stores frequently sell kits with a range of crochet hook sizes, which may save you a bit on the cost of the individual hooks. If you find such a kit that covers the size range from H through L (possibly with additional sizes thrown in), it would be a good investment.

This class will help you build a well-behaved dog you can confidently take anywhere and introduce to anyone. You’ll learn both the theory behind how dogs learn—so you can successfully handle challenges outside the classroom—and practical skills for everyday life, including polite greetings and walking nicely on a leash. We’ll also introduce behaviors such as leave it, stay, come, no jumping and more. For dogs ages 8 weeks and older and their adult handlers. Registration includes one dog and up to two adults. Please bring your dog’s vaccination records to class. Please note: The first class is a people-only lecture; leave your dog at home for the first session.

Come join us and make your own fall centerpiece floral arrangement. We will use a variety of seasonal blooms and fresh greenery. No experience necessary! We’ll talk through some basic designs and then it’s up to you to see where your creativity takes you! Please bring a pair of floral clippers or a sharp pair of scissors.

Lawn care can be expensive and confusing, but a few simple tips and techniques can go a long way toward creating a healthy, beautiful yard. We will cover a wide range of topics, including watering, fertilizing and weed identification. In addition, we will discuss how to prepare your lawn for the cold winter months ahead so it can return healthy, green, and thriving in the spring.

While fall is often overlooked as a planting season, it is actually one of the best times to add new native perennials to your landscape. Garden centers frequently offer great end-of-season deals, and the cooler temperatures combined with fall rains create ideal conditions for strong root growth. Planting in the fall gives perennials time to establish before winter, setting them up for a healthy and vibrant start the following spring.

Create your own delightful felted succulents in this fun and creative hands-on workshop! Learn basic felting techniques in a relaxed, welcoming environment while crafting unique plants that never need watering. Perfect for beginners and anyone looking to explore their creativity!

Say hello to your next creative obsession—Gelli printing! These magical plates let you play with paint, stencils and tools to create jaw-dropping monoprints. In this hands-on class, you'll learn a bunch of fun, easy printing techniques to whip up a masterpiece that is totally unique. Whether you're a first-timer or a printmaking pro, this class is all about color, creativity, and having a blast. Spots are limited, so snag yours now and let the printing party begin!

Planning a kitchen or bathroom remodel? Learn what to expect during the renovation process, how to choose the right contractor or designer, and key principles of space planning. We'll also discuss common materials used in these projects and provide plenty of time for questions and answers with an experienced building contractor and designer.

It's critical to have a solid understanding of the tax status of investments to make informed decisions and avoid paying more than your fair share. Topics include: how future tax changes may create higher taxes, ways to create tax-free income, how Social Security is taxed and how to work efficiently with current tax brackets.

Work one-on-one with an expert to learn to navigate and become more efficient with your Ipad, Iphone or Mac computer. We will arrange a two hour appointment with the instructor to get your questions answered. You must bring your own technology to the appointment. Please note: this course is not for troubleshooting devices.

Have you ever wanted to try glassblowing, but felt intimidated? This class is great for beginners with or without any experience! You will learn safety fundamentals, tool and torch usages, solid rod welding and gathering, color application, shaping and more. You will be able to create small trinkets, marbles, paper weights, plant rods or anything else that can be thought of with the skills learned.