Need help using your phone, tablet or laptop? Unsure on how to find things on the internet, how to use email or video calling apps, or how protect yourself online? Book a one-on-one session with our Digital Navigator, Paul, to brush up on your skills or learn new ones. Date/Time: By appointment, Mondays – Fridays, 10am
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Dr. Paul Spector is certified as a trainer with the American Academy of Sports Medicine. In this class, he shares exercises that improve postural stability, core strength, spatial body awareness, sensory integration, agility, and coordination. The class has become an important space for community through its focus on healthy connection, breathing, and its encouraging atmosphere.
Core Strength & Balance Classes (Thursdays, September 10 – December 17) Read More »
Learn to express yourself in real life situations and develop Spanish language skills for work, travel, or just for fun during these in-person classes! Lessons include grammar and vocabulary as well as an introduction to arts and culture from different countries. This free program emphasizes conversational Spanish skills in a fun and friendly class. Dates/Times:
In-Person Adult Spanish Classes: Fall Session (Starting Tuesday, September 15) Read More »
Join Otto Ohle to learn basic hand sewing techniques for creating unique patches made from thrifted garments. Bring a piece of clothing that you would like to customize or upcycle! Each drop-in session offers plenty of time to work on the sewing, t-shirt weaving, mending, or crafting project of your choice. The LikeMindedObjects team will
The Fix-It Picnic: Patchwork Party with Otto Ohle (Wednesday, October 7) Read More »
Long-touted as “a virtual treasure trove for historians and enthusiasts of American funerary art,” the Cedar ParkCemetery includes over 10,000 grave sites for a wide range of interesting and notable individuals, including the Proprietors and their ancestors, war heroes, famous artists, paragons of industry, disaster survivors and much more. Learn about the history of the
Tales from Hudson’s Crypts: The Tour (Sunday, October 18) Read More »
Historian Erin Kramer will discuss how relationships between the Dutch and Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) shaped responses to New York merchant and rebel governor Jacob Leisler’s uprising in the Albany region. By incorporating Haudenosaunee stories into the broader narrative of New York history, this talk will illustrate how Indigenous diplomacy often had a profound effect on local
The Dutch and Haudenosaunee in the Era of Leisler (Thursday, October 29) Read More »
