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Intermediate Cardinal Stained Glass
with Mary Hebert
Score, grind, foil, solder, clean, and patina your stained glass Cardinal in our intermediate class. Bring: safety glasses.
$10 materials fee
Family Literacy: Math
Unlock powerful strategies to confidently support your Pre-K to 5th-grade student’s learning right at home! Join us for this hands-on series designed to build your skills and confidence in crucial academic areas: Reading, Writing, and Math. Attendance is completely free, and we provide complimentary child care and take-home resources for all participants. Sign up for one session or all three. Food wil provided for all.
Wildlife Photography
You will learn the basics of wildlife photography, from what gear to use, to the fundamental principles of photography. You will learn about ethics, safety, camera settings, shutter speed/ISO/aperture relationship. You do not need expensive equipment or to travel to enjoy wildlife photography.
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
Identifying Scams
with Sheriff King
Sheriff King will be sharing the best practices of how to recognize, protect yourself, and take action against scams.
Paint Night - Fluorescent Rising Bird
with Janis Peterson
Make this painting that glows in the dark! $20 materials fee
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!
LEGO Robotics
with Maine Robotics
Ages: 9 - 12
LEGO Robotics workshops are a fantastic opportunity to dive into the world of robotics and programming! This session is for beginner LEGO Roboteer families (1 adult and 1 or 2 kids aged 9-12). Explore robotics concepts using the LEGO robotics platform. Campers use “Scratch”-style block coding to guide their LEGO robots through various missions, while learning how to use sensors to help their robots navigate challenges and obstacles. Through building and modifying their robots to complete missions, campers learn problem-solving skills that help them become independent STEAM-thinkers!