“Why, Thank You, I Made it Myself” Jewelry Intermediate

The intermediate class is designed to advance and continue review of bead crimping and explore special projects. Resin pendants and/or wire wrapping are options. We will be working with wire to make a ring, two wire-wrapped pendants (one with and one without a hole), making a chain and pouring a few resin designs to be made into pendants. AVOR 1000 CKE02

Wednesdays | Oct. 21, 28 and Nov. 4 | 5:30-8 p.m. | Jody McQuillan | $62

“Why, Thank You, I Made it Myself” Jewelry for Beginners

Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your own jewelry? This beginner class teaches chain making and introduces wire wrapping. Join Jody McQuillan and choose to make any (or all) of the following: crimped beaded necklace, bracelet and earrings. Students will create at least one piece per class. Design, tools and techniques will be covered. Some materials will be provided, and others may be purchased in class. Required: blue-handled crimp bead pliers (which can be purchased at Hobby Lobby). AVOR 1000 CKE01

Wednesdays | Sept. 30, Nov. 7 and 14 | 5:30-8 p.m. | Jody McQuillan | $62

NEW! 3D Printer Maintenance and Calibration
This practical troubleshooting course helps current 3D printer users improve print quality and reliability while identifying and resolving common issues. Learn how regular maintenance and calibration can prevent print failures, maintain accuracy and extend the lifespan of your device. Prerequisite: basic experience and familiarity using a 3D printer. Joseph Olson is a veteran, entrepreneur and the founder of Black Sheep Products LLC.

Tuesdays | Nov. 10-17 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | Joseph Olson | $69
 

NEW! 3D Printing Without the Hype: Is This Right for You?
Discover what 3D printing can and can’t do without the hype. Explore the difference between resin and FDM printers, get recommendations based on your budget and intended use and understand hidden costs, including materials and maintenance. You will also learn about common mistakes and how to avoid them. This one-night class includes a live demonstration. Bring a notebook, smartphone or laptop if you would like to take notes or research during class. Joseph Olson is a veteran, entrepreneur and the founder of Black Sheep Products LLC. 

Tuesday | Sept. 22 | 5:30-8:30 p.m. | Joseph Olson | $45
 

Monday | October 5 | 10-11am | Mark Urwitter | FREE
Columbus Family Resource Center, 3020 18th Street

Mark Urwitter, a member of the Platte Valley Astronomical Observers, will share spectacular photos of celestial stars, eclipses, planets and other objects of interest. Come and discover the wonders of space.

Please join us for the informal Conversation Kick Starter series, where we highlight topics that will expand your mind, ignite your creativity and broaden your horizons. You are welcome to bring your morning beverage of choice with you.

Saturday | November 7 | 10am-2:30pm | Multiple Presenters | $35 (includes light lunch)
Columbus Campus, Central Community College, 4500 63rd St.

A fun-filled expo brimming with the anticipation of the glorious holidays. Our desire is to offer ideas and tips on creating memories with a sense of ease and joy. Keynote: Sheila Hoppe with Beyond the Tree: Holiday Decorating Using Wreaths and Garland. Other concurrent sessions feature: baking breads, outdoor containers, relish trays, tablescapes, fragrance and getting the family to unplug from technology. All fantastic ways to make memories this year.
Contact Karen Mroczek at 402-562-1249 to receive a detailed brochure.
Unfortunately, online registration is unavailable for this event, but we are happy to complete your registration over the phone (noon-5pm Monday-Friday) with a credit card.
 

A Taste of Tuscany for Two

Enjoy a romantic evening for a cooking experience designed for couples to connect, create and share a meal together.

Physical Fitness

NEW! Adult Archery

Whether you’re new to archery or looking to sharpen your skills, this class covers essential techniques, equipment, basics, and safety practices. Enjoy a supportive, hands-on experience while improving focus, coordination, and accuracy. Beginner-friendly; equipment provided. Ages 18 and up

Fridays and Saturdays | Nov. 6- 14| Fri. 6-8 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-noon | Tri-City Archers | $50

AVOR 2000 CGE12

Advanced Houseplant Care and Troubleshooting
Building on basic plant care, this course dives deeper into diagnosing plant health issues, including pests, disease and environmental stress. Students will learn advanced care techniques and develop confidence in managing complex indoor plant collections. AVOR 1700 CHE42.

American Sign Language (ASL) Level One (Beginner)

The class introduces basic ASL concepts, techniques, conversational signs and structure with a brief introduction to deaf culture.  This class is perfect for those who are interested in learning how to have simple conversations with deaf people in their community. AVOR 9000 CKE06

Mondays | September 7-September 28 | 5-8 p.m. | Arthur Apple | $54

American Sign Language (ASL) Level Two

Reinforce your basic ASL concepts and learn the language structure and format. Level Two is perfect for those who are interested in expanding their ability to have conversations with others that are beyond a beginner level. AVOR 9000 CKE07

Mondays | October 19-November 9 | 6-9 p.m. | Arthur Apple | $54

American Sign Language Level I

These classes teach American Sign Language (ASL) with a strong emphasis on deaf culture. Students will learn through immersive group conversations and interactions. 

Level I: This introductory class focuses on building a foundation in ASL vocabulary and grammar. Perfect for beginners, it provides the essential tools needed to start communicating in ASL.

Monday-Thursday | Sept. 21-24 | 6-8 p.m. | Janet Alberts | $79 | AVOR 4000 CGE11

American Sign Language II

These classes teach American Sign Language (ASL) with a strong emphasis on deaf culture. Students will learn through immersive group conversations and interactions. 

Level II: The advanced class reviews basic words and then quickly progresses to forming sentences and engaging in more complex communications. Ideal for those who have completed Level I or have some prior knowledge of American Sign Language.

Monday-Thursday | Oct. 5-8 | 6-8 p.m. | Janet Alberts | $79 | AVOR 4000 CGE12

American Sign Language III

These classes teach American Sign Language (ASL) with a strong emphasis on deaf culture. Students will learn through immersive group conversations and interactions. 

NEW! Level III: Build on ASL I and II vocabulary structure to develop communication skills. Students will narrate experiences, share facts, explain rules, and practice storytelling with clear, expressive signing.

Monday-Thursday | Oct. 19-22 | 6-8 p.m. | Janet Alberts | $79 | AVOR 4000 CGE13