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Lewiston-Porter Central School District



Our Classes

Calligraphy

$45
Calendar Mar 5, 2025 at 6 pm

Defined as fancy penmanship, highly deco-rative handwriting with a great many flour-ishes, the art of writing beautifully. Now you can learn the basics of this lovely art. This class is designed for the beginner where you will learn upper and lower-case lettering along with numbers. Please come to class with a calligraphy magic marker, available at most craft stores.

Students aged 13 and up are welcome to register for this class when a parent/guardian is also registered and attending the same class.

No class on 3/19

Crochet - Intermediate

$35
Calendar Mar 5, 2025 at 6 pm

Let’s get ready to take it up a notch! Now that you have learned the basics, it’s time for a short review before you learn to read patterns, gauge and more techniques for starting and finishing projects. You will also learn the basics for making clothing, like sweaters.

 

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Don't Worry Be Wealthy - Foundations for Retirement Planning

Free
Calendar Mar 5, 2025 at 6 pm

This course is designed for those within 10years of retirement or currently retired. Any successful retirement begins with a proper plan. We will discuss some of the crucial components of a retirement plan income (social security, pension, retirement savings), investments (etf, mutual funds, annuities and more), market (sequence of returns, managing risk, volatility) Tax planning (strategies, Roth accounts, leaving assets to your spouse/children), and concerns (Do I have enough? Can I take that trip? How can I avoid a nursing home?)

This class is free - Prior registration is required.

Drawing 102 - Intermediate

$35
Calendar Mar 5, 2025 at 6 pm

We are on our way to learning how to design our pages. You have increased your knowledge of charcoal and graphite pens. Why not continue with more mediums and train your eye further to gain more developed hand/eye coordination? You will learn how to work with chalks in color, hue, values and create an even more highly developed sense of putting down on paper, that which they see in their surroundings. More studies will be incorporated into finished artworks. Designs for larger pieces will introduce each student to master works on paper, canvas and even walls! Come and learn at your own pace.

A supply fee of $35 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.

Kibbie - Lebanese Meatloaf

$29
Calendar Mar 5, 2025 at 6 pm

Are you looking for new meal ideas? Why not try Middle Eastern comfort food? Kibbie is a delicious, traditional Lebanese dinner recipe using ground beef or lamb. Quick and easy, this is sure to be a family favorite! In this class you will be making a moist meatloaf. Bring your appetite, because you will be sampling the finished product at the end of class!

Instructor will contact student with a supply list prior to class.

Culinary Adventures with Lion's Mane Mushrooms

$21
Calendar Mar 6, 2025 at 6 pm

Discover the culinary magic of lion’s mane mushrooms in this exciting and interactive cooking class. In this class, participants will learn about the medicinal values, and best practices for preparing and cooking these mushrooms. Guided by an expert chef, you’ll explore a variety of cooking techniques, from sautéing, baking and making brain-boosting teas with this mushroom. You will be making popular recipes like steak tacos and crispy bang bang lion’s mane.

Students aged 14 and up are welcome to register when a parent or guardian is also registered and attends the same class.

A supply fee of $15 per person is due and payable to the instructor the day of class.

Not Just a Pretty Face - Medicinal Native Plants

$27
Calendar Mar 8, 2025 at 10 am

Native plants, trees and bushes are critical to ecological resilience and biodiversity. Native plants have an additional value as they have been used medicinally by Indigenous populations for centuries. This presentation will discuss medicinal natives and their many uses while also touching upon some important herbs that can be grown in container gardens or sunny borders. Many of these medicinal plants are important food sources for pollinators and critical to the environment.

*The information provided in this presentation is for educational purposes only and not intended to provide information to treat and diagnose any particular medical problems.

Medicare 101 - Understanding Your Options

Free
Calendar Mar 10, 2025 at 6 pm

Medicare is confusing! What are parts A, B, C and D? When do I have to enroll? What will I pay? What is a Medicare Advantage Plan? What is a Medicare Supplement Plan? What about late enrollment penalties, Extra Help, Epic or Medicare Savings Programs? What kind of plans might work best for me? See how this education will help you understand how the Medicare program works. We will provide a general overview of the variety of Medicare Insurance products that are available to beneficiaries.

Free - Prior registration is required.





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