Join us for this mug-making class and learn how to create a mug and affix a handle the first night. On the second night, March 12, you will paint your mug. You will be able to pick up your artwork at the Adult Ed Office at Messalonskee on or about March 26. Materials fee is $30 cash or check to the instructor at the start of class to cover the cost of clay, glaze, and firing. Storm dates may affect this schedule. Limit 10 students. 2 Meetings, Feb. 26 AND March 12

Each 2-hour class will practice symbolic interpretation of the Tarot cards as reflections of the living, changing patterns of their lives, using the Rider-Waite-Smith Tarot deck. Week One will provide an explanation of the Jungian perspective on signs and symbols, viewing Tarot as a set of dynamic and personalized messages. Study of Tarot’s symbolic foundation will begin that week, as well, with examples from both the Major and the Minor Arcana of how shared symbol structures often reveal totally different messages. This will be illustrated by the triangular structure often seen in the Major Arcana, and by the divine gift symbolism of the four Aces. In the nine remaining weeks, the rest of the 78 cards will be viewed, with a different category of symbols highlighted each week. Categories will include humanity, plants and animals, the natural environment and weather symbols, and actions within the images. This is a 10 week course, held on Wednesdays. 

This is an introductory American Sign Language course. Students will be introduced to basic signs, as well as, Deaf Culture.

In this class you will learn the foundations of Reiki; the history of it & how it works. You will learn tools to perform Reiki on yourself and others. You will have ample time in class to practice. It is expected that you will attend all four classes to receive a certificate.

In this class you will make a 16 X 24" braided rug or table runner. The instructor will supply two pounds of 100% medium weight wool and various braiding tools for you to try during the first class. Each package of wool will contain three colors to use for your rug or table runner and is $10 to the instructor at the start of the first class. If you wish to bring your own wool to class to use, please consider that light or heavy weight wool can create challenges for new rug braiders, but feel free to bring your wool to class and the instructor will help you decided what is right for you. At the end of the first night, students may choose to purchase additional supplies from the instructor, shop locally, or through the internet for items that you need and want. Please wait until after the first class before purchasing additional supplies. The first class you will only need to bring sharp fabric scissors, tape measure, and the materials fee mentioned previously. If you are already a rug braider and have a UFO (unfinished object) to work on, please feel free to join this class. Limit 10 students.

Crocheting is fun and easy once you know how. The best part is you can be creative almost anywhere. In this class, beginners willl start by working on a small afghan using single, double, and triple crochet stitches, and you will learn how to begin and end. The intermediate students will be practicing the basic stitches. If you know how to crochet and need guidance with a WIP (Work in Progress) bring it and get advice on finishing, improving, or just join us and have fun. A supply list will be sent via email once enough students are signed up for the class.

For the Afghan, you will need 2 skeins of a light colored yarn of your choiceand a correlating crochet hook. The size of the crochet hook is found on thelabel of the yarn. You will also need scissors, measuring tape, and a yarn needle. Please mark your calendar for a storm makeup on Saturday, April 5.

This hands-on workshop will introduce participants to the art of creating unique jewelry using UV resin. Attendees will learn essential techniques for mixing, coloring, and curing resin to craft custom pendants, earrings, and rings. The class will cover safety protocols, basic design principles, and the use of embellishments like dried flowers, glitter, and pigments to personalize each piece. By the end of the session, participants will leave with several completed jewelry items and the skills to continue crafting on their own. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this class offers a fun, creative outlet and the opportunity to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind jewelry. *Materials Provided*: Resin, molds, tools, and embellishments *Skill Level*: Beginner to Intermediate

Are you and or someone you know interested in improving you and your family's health, saving money at the grocery store, and learning helpful nutrition tips? This class is ten sessions about 15-20 minutes long with interactive videos, print lessons, and worksheets. Once you have registered through midmaine.maineadulted.org you will be contacted by the instructor with further information. Limit 25 students.