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Trip to Portland Museum of Art 'Art in Bloom'
with MACE Staff
Join us for a trip to Portland for the new exhibit 'Art in Bloom' at the Portland Museum of Art. Price includes transportation and entry to the museum.
Spoon Carving 101
with Walter Selens
Get an introduction to wood carving, and make your own spoon. Bring: spoon carving knife. Materials fee payable to instructor: $5
Introduction to Deep Breathing and Meditation
with Angela Orr
What is meditation and deep breathing exercise good for? Deep breathing is a form of meditation, a practice that researchers say dates back several thousand years. Research shows that meditation can reduce anxiety, sharpen memory, treat symptoms of depression, promote more restful sleep, and even improve heart health. And it can be done in 15 minutes a day!
Please note, this class is now running on Wednesday, March 25.
Volunteer in your Community
with MACE Staff
Hear about multiple volunteering opportunities in the local community and talk with organizations at our volunteering info session. Speakers include Dream Factory, No Bowl Empty, York County Community Action, and more.
Paint Night - Easter Bunny
with Janis Peterson
Get ready for Easter with this fun paint night!
$20 materials fee
Driver Education
with Cynthia Drown
Prepare for your permit, and get valuable driving practice. Students must be at least 15 years old to attend. Classes run Monday to Thursday from 2-4pm. The first class runs from 2-5pm, and a parent or guardian must attend from 4-5pm.
Horse Printmaking
with Kayla Lovejoy
This class is a fun intro to printmaking, perfect for anyone starting out or those who just love printmaking. You will learn to carve, ink, and print your block. Experiment with different colors and techniques to create stunning cards. Everyone will leave class with 10-20+ prints and their carved block that they can use again! Materials fee payable to instructor: $10
Photography for Beginners
with Jason Baldwin
Bring your camera and learn to achieve better results by breaking away from the Auto exposure setting. You will learn how your camera and lens controls exposure, color and depth of field and from there, how to take control of those settings to achieve the results you are looking for.