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- NEW! Adventures in 3D Papercrafting In-Person
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Join this exciting four-week class where flat paper transforms into amazing 3-D worlds! We will learn how to use simple card stock to build incredible models.
First, we will cover the essential materials, tools, and processes. We will also learn important safety rules for cutting and gluing so everyone can craft safely. We will start by building classic Putz houses. You will design spooky scenes for Halloween, displays for Dia de los Muertos, and winter tableaus for Winter villages.
Next, we leave Earth to build 3-D fictional spacecraft! You will also craft detailed card models that are perfect for tabletop RPG games. Finally, we will learn the magic of automata, creating fun paper models with mechanical moving parts.
Get ready to cut, fold, and build your own paper worlds! For syllabus and materials list, email: artnlunch@gmail.com
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- AI for Retirees: Smarter Living With Artificial Intelligence
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Fee: $0.00
Dates: 7/9/2026 - 7/9/2026
Times: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Days: Th
Sessions: 1
Building: Hyflex /HSD
Room: HSD Rm 101
Seats Available: 6
Instructor: Bob Cohen
FREE EVENT FOR OLLI MEMBERS....
Discover how AI can make retirement more engaging, healthy, and creative. Learn how to use AI tools to manage finances, plan travel, improve health, explore hobbies, and keep learning new things. This friendly class shows real examples of AI in everyday life—no technical experience required.
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- AI to Edit Photos Hyflex
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Fee: $0.00
Dates: 7/16/2026 - 7/16/2026
Times: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Days: Th
Sessions: 1
Building: Hyflex /HSD
Room: HSD Rm 101
Seats Available: 18
Instructor: Bob Cohen
FREE EVENT FOR OLLI MEMBERS!
Artificial Intelligence is making photo editing faster and easier than ever. In this class, you’ll learn how free AI tools can improve lighting, sharpen images, remove unwanted objects, and restore old photos with just a few clicks.
We’ll also explore simple apps that work on iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, and Mac so you can enhance your photos on almost any device.
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- All About Recorders - Advanced In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/6/2026 - 8/24/2026
Times: 9:45 AM - 11:15 AM
Days: M
Sessions: 8
Building: Los Alamitos Museum (opens in new tab)
Room: Meeting Room
Seats Available: 18
Instructor: Fran Wenger, Mary Cliby
NEW LOCATION FOR SUMMER
The more advanced recorder players participate in a group. Students will analyze and interpret the music and improve their playing! Join us as we progress along the “path to perfection”. This class is for “beyond beginners”. Bring your own recorder, either soprano or alto.
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- NEW! Art of Living Well: Pillars of Living
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Join me for a 6 week journey that bridges ancient wisdom and modern wellness coaching. This course is designed for those seeking to navigate life’s transitions with more clarity, intention, and ease. Each session is designed to engage both the body and the mind. We begin with 45 minutes of Somatic Grounding—utilizing gentle breathwork, guided meditation, and chair-supported movement to calm the nervous system and sharpen focus. The second half of the class transitions into a Professional Coaching Workshop. We will explore the 6 Pillars of Mindful Living and learn how to apply these timeless principles to our daily habits, relationships, and state of being. Come to explore and discover what is possible for you.
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- Art of Songwriting
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THIS CLASS IS FULL.
The Art of Song: Songwriters’ Circle will be an interactive and collaborative class sharing original material in formative or advanced stages, supported by discussions on writing technique, structure, and process. The goal will be to encourage group interaction, feedback, and mentoring. Instruments will be encouraged in the gatherings, with opportunities to improvise and suggest music development. Both beginning and experienced songwriters are welcomed. The prior songwriting class Art of Song: Songwriting Workbook will be provided as a reference.
Contact the instructor for location. marc.davidson@csulb.edu
NOTE; LOCATION DETAILS WITH REGISTRATION
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- NEW! Authoritarians, Cults & Conspiracy Theories In-Person
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This class will examine three important conditions that cause people to believe misinformation and lies that weaken our democracy.
Especially important in a democracy is a commitment to a ”Just War”. How is that different from “War”? A discussion of the principles of a “Just War” will be included
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- Basic Information on Apple Devices
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What to buy, when should you buy new devices, and basic usage of devices. Most frequently used apps will also be covered in class.
This class will be for beginning users or students who may be interested in purchasing apple devices.
iPad's will be available for use in class for anyone who does not own one.
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- Bluegrass Music Jam
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU108606
Dates: 7/10/2026 - 8/28/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Days: F
Sessions: 8
Building: St. Gregory's Episcopal (opens in new tab)
Room: Parish Hall
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Frank Swatek
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Increase your Guitar playing skills with this group of musicians. Peer learning with a Focus on The Fundamentals.
Questions?? Contact frankswatek@hotmail.com
NOTE: LOCATION DETERMINED AT REGISTRATION
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- Book Club: Contemporary Nonfiction In-Person
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Explore contemporary nonfiction books in this engaging book club for lifelong learners. We examine works on politics, history, public policy, and current events through thoughtful conversation, critical thinking, and shared reflection in a welcoming environment. This summer, our readings trace how the global competition for strategic resources shapes geopolitics, conflict, and economic power. We begin with an exploration of the six essential raw materials that underpin modern civilization, from microchips to construction. We then turn to four decades of rivalry in the Middle East, a region holding much of the world's energy resources. At a moment when supply chain disruptions, trade policy, and energy security dominate headlines, these books offer crucial context for understanding how the scramble for materials drives international relations, technological advancement, and regional instability. Together, they reveal why control over physical resources remains central to global power, and how resource competition continues to reshape alliances, economies, and conflicts worldwide.
Summer books: July 31 – "Material World" by Ed Conway
August 28 – "Black Wave" by Kim Ghattas
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- Bridge 2 In-Person
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Prerequisite: Bridge 1 or knowledge of Bridge 1 materials.
Topics include: major suit transfers,“Two Over One” bidding, one no trump forcing, overcalls, takeout doubles, negative doubles, plus an in-class tournament for master points. Pay an additional $20 card fee to LB Bridge Center.
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- Catch the Spirit of Singing - Chorus In-Person
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Whether you are an experienced singer or have always desired to sing, this creative chorus is for you. Together we will gain confidence in our natural singing abilities and musicianship. Performances will be scheduled when we are fully prepared.
Fee for music scores. A pencil w/eraser and a 1” BLACK 3 ring binder are required.
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- Clash of Wings - Continued
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Note: This class is a continuation of this topic. Prior attendance is not required.
Clash of Wings is a wide-ranging survey of the great air campaigns of World War II extending from the first bombs dropped in Poland to the atomic weapons exploded in Japan. It covers all theaters from the frozen steps of the Soviet Union to the heat of Pacific jungle fighting. In each theater, the principal focus is on the people doing the fighting, and it is important to note that the ordinary soldiers, sailors, and airmen fought with dignity and courage irrespective of their country or their cause. As each campaign is analyzed, we will note the technical developments of the time— new aircraft, new weapons, new tactics-- and the leadership is evaluated.
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- NEW! Container & Small Space Gardening In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU110002
Dates: 7/6/2026 - 7/27/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Days: M
Sessions: 4
Building: Garden Ed. Site (opens in new tab)
Room:
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Karen Taylor
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Ground Education, a local nonprofit Group that works alongside Long Beach Unified School District to build and teach in public school gardens, will host OLLI members in an ADA compliant classroom setting and explore the great green world of container and small space gardening. Together we will learn about benefits of vegetable gardening in containers, start seeds in small trays, create a garden journal, discuss soil, plant selection, watering, daily maintenance, and possibly have a visitation to a local school garden. We hope that OLLI members will gain confidence and knowledge to grow their own veggies and other plants in containers. .
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- Finger Style Guitar Fundamentals
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/9/2026 - 8/27/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Days: Th
Sessions: 8
Building: 4th St Senior Center
Room: Rm 206 /208
Seats Available: 2
Instructor: Charles Horvitz
Learn the fundamentals of finger style, Travis picking, finger rolls, thumb independence, and chord melodies. Review knowledge of chords and positions. Learn a variety of song styles, including: traditional, folk, country, blues, and jazz.
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- Four Stories; Four Weeks In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU100807
Dates: 7/29/2026 - 8/19/2026
Times: 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 4
Building: Alpert Jewish Community Center (opens in new tab)
Room: Board Room
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Christina Guillen, Harry Gordon (he/him/his)
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
“When you read a short story, you come out a little more aware and a little more in love with the world around you.” — George Saunders If you want to read short stories that leave an impact long after reading them, sign up for “Four Stories, Four Weeks” to discuss a classic or contemporary work each week in the company of readers who enjoy storytelling in the short form.
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- NEW! Get More From Your Mac Zoom
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 8/25/2026
Times: 1:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 8
Building: Zoom
Room: Zoom
Seats Available: 9
Instructor: Chris Wisniewski
Designed for both new and experienced Mac users looking for a refresher, this class covers the basics, including the differences between the Mac and Windows interfaces and how to customize the Mac to work more like Windows, if desired.
We’ll explore iCloud, Apple’s cloud service, and discuss recent improvements in (and how to use) many of Mac’s built-in apps for file management, photo management and editing, web browsing, document creation, content sharing, and password management.
Additionally, learn how to integrate your Mac with other Apple devices like iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches to boost productivity and creativity. Handouts will be provided, and there will be plenty of time for questions.
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- NEW! Grow Your Own Culinary Herbs In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU123201
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 7/28/2026
Times: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 4
Building: Satellite
Room:
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: John Lingle
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Growing and cooking with fresh herbs. The thought is exciting to some, and perhaps a bit intimidating to others.
But whether you are a seasoned gardener or just a beginner, join us to learn tips I have gleaned from my 45 years of experience in selecting, growing, harvesting, and even cooking with these incredible plants. Perhaps, with just a little stroll to your own kitchen garden, or a few steps to windowsill pots, you can gather the treasures for which man once sailed to faraway lands.
Location address will be sent 5 day prior to class.
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- Guitar - Beginning In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU115603
Dates: 7/9/2026 - 8/27/2026
Times: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Days: Th
Sessions: 8
Building: 4th St Senior Center
Room: Rm 206 /208
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Jim Smith
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
We will begin the class learning the guitar nomenclature and how to tune the guitar. Next, we will go through strumming techniques. Then we will go through basic chord structures and how to change from one chord to another. Finally, we will work on playing our favorite song.
Students need a guitarsteel or nylon string (preferred) guitar and a smile!
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- NEW! History of Rancho Los Cerritos
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU123101
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 8/25/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 8
Building: Rancho Los Cerritos
Room:
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Leslie Reese
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Rancho Los Cerritos We will meet on site at the Rancho Los Cerritos, a national historic site located in the heart of Long Beach on the ancestral homeland of the Tongva people. The historic adobe house was constructed in 1844 and over the years has served as headquarters for cattle and sheep ranching, tenant housing, a private residence and currently a museum. Our interactive study of Rancho history will include house and garden tours, hands -on activities, visits from living history characters from the Rancho's past and exploration of artifacts.
Free parking is available on site. Purchase of the book, Rancho Los Ceritos: People Who Shaped the Past, (available at the Rancho) is optional.
NOTE: CLASS MEETS JULY 7 THRU JULY 28; AND AUGUST 18 AND 25.
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- Intro to Genealogical Research
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THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Have you ever thought about starting a family tree or an extensive genealogy and did not know where to begin?
Maybe you have a shoebox filled with portraits, old documents, and items that would be useful if only they were organized? This is your chance to begin! First you have to identify a method of creating a lasting legacy. Then gain a familiarity with genealogical websites. Next, explore a range of on-line resources useful for genealogical research. And finally, determine whether DNA is a useful option. T
The time and energy put into this project will be well-worth it –the completed project will be a mainstay in your family, especially if many family members already have passed. Family members, children and adults, will treasure the memories and learn similarities they have to their ancestors—this alone is a treasure.
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- IOS 26 - iPhones Zoom
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/6/2026 - 7/27/2026
Times: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Days: M
Sessions: 4
Building: Zoom
Room: Zoom
Seats Available: 18
Instructor: Kathy Winkenwerder
NOW - 4 weeks starting July 6
It happens every year; our iPhones get a new operating system. Now it's iOS 26, and here are some of its features.
It has a new look called Liquid Glass that makes apps and menus look translucent, animates wallpaper, and a has 3-D effect on some photos. Functional changes include call screening on the phone app to foil those pesky unknown callers, live language translation in phone calls, Messages and FaceTime, having boarding passes in Wallet, being able to change the background in Messages, and the new Visited Places feature in the Maps app that help you remember favorite locations. And much more, of course
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- iPhone: Beyond Basics (iOS)
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 8/25/2026
Times: 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 8
Building: Zoom
Room: Zoom
Seats Available: 13
Instructor: Kathy Winkenwerder
It's an exciting time to have a smartphone. But every year there are more features, and sometimes it’s hard to keep up with all the changes. Learn about many iPhone features and services ranging from phone care to the current Apple AI, how to manage your email, messages, and contacts, and the different ways you can personalize your iPhone. We’ll cover how to stay safe or private when you are using your phone, how to edit and organize all the photos you’ve taken, how to take advantage of the iPhone’s health features and much more.
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- Justice Across Generations In-Person
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FREE EVENT FOR OLLI MEMBERS
I just published a book that should be of interest to OLLI members. In Justice Across Generations my co-author and I develop a theory of intergenerational justice - what we owe to each other across age groups and what we owe the future yet to be born - and apply it to several public policy areas, namely education, the development of AI, the national debt, climate change, and race. Your participation is appreciated! .
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- NEW! Lifewell: Fun & Flourishing Together
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 8/25/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 8
Building: Hyflex /HSD
Room: HSD Rm 101
Seats Available: 81
Instructor: Philip Hui, Kathleen Adams
What does it mean to truly flourish? In this lively gathering, you will explore a practical, joyful framework with elements for designing a more active, balanced, and connected life. Each week, with interactive activities, we reflect, share, and co-design small choices that add up to a life well lived.
Every session comes alive with wisdom and music. Expect fresh inspiration for living well
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- NEW! Lifewell:Sparking Community Wellbeing
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/8/2026 - 8/26/2026
Times: 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 8
Building: Hyflex /HSD
Room: HSD Rm 101
Seats Available: 59
Instructor: Philip Hui, Kathleen Adams
Turn life wisdom into positive change. We invite lifelong learners to become community leaders who spark hope and action for community wellbeing. We will explore the science behind the social determinants of health, the common good, and how movements grow. Working in a collaborative pod, we will design a real-world community service project. Connect with an opportunity to join the growing Lifewell Sharing Movement as Los Angeles prepares for LA28.
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- Longevity Stick Movement
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU110405
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 8/25/2026
Times: 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 8
Building: CSULB LifeFit (opens in new tab)
Room: KIN 110B
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Charles Taylor
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Movement with low impact, non-aerobic practice to prevent disease, protect your health, increase concentration with meditation. Do nothing that hurts or feels uncomfortable.
Objectives: Develop better balance; increase physical strength by stretching muscles, tendons; and supply greater amounts of oxygen to the body through deep breathing.
Equipment: BRING YOUR OWN POLE. Purchase a collapsible painter’s extension pole that opens to 3-4 “ longer than your height, with rubber (not plastic) end caps (Ace Hardware or Lowe’s). Wear tennis shoes and loose, layered clothing.
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- NEW! Maroons and Slaves Rebellions
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This course takes you on a journey through the stories of resistance and rebellion among enslaved people in the Americas. We’ll dive into famous uprisings like the Haitian Revolution, the Amistad Rebellion, and Nat Turner’s Uprising, as well as some lesser-known fights for freedom in places like Brazil, Cuba, and the Guianas. You’ll get to look at firsthand accounts and expert research to figure out what drove these movements, how they were organized, and what they accomplished.
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- Memoir Writing: A Novel Approach Zoom
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU114204
Dates: 7/9/2026 - 8/27/2026
Times: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Days: Th
Sessions: 8
Building: Zoom
Room: Zoom
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Pam Kiwerski, Michael Marshall
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
In this class, participants prepare memoirs that detail memorable life experiences. Each week, members have the opportunity to share the essays they have written in advance. Participants are asked to honor an 800-word/5-minute reading time limit in order to accommodate all class members. Each author will receive supportive feedback related to his/her submission. Discovering one’s personal writing style, voice, and effectiveness are part of the fun we enjoy in this class.
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- Movie Matinee In-Person
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It gives me great pleasure to host our cinematic journey during the summer session.
Although each prior session hasn’t followed a central theme, the movies I chose this time arranged themselves quite neatly in a theme. We’ll see an “Oldie,” an animated film, a foreign film, a drama, a comedy and a new category; films about Los Angeles. The balance are movies I thought excellent. I choose films for their excellent writing, dialogue, acting, and their overall aura. If you enjoy delving more deeply into this art form enhanced via a group discussion, then this is the place to be. We will continue our quest to find the answer to: “What makes a movie a timeless masterpiece?”
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- Open Computer Lab
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OPEN TECH LAB Fridays 1:30 - 3:30
Come to the Tech Lab and check out the computers and software. (Windows 11, Mac iOS, Chrome OS /ChromeBook and Linux) Talk technology with Wes Peck who can help with explaining the functions of a Mac or PC. We're also looking for volunteers to assist others with devices / phones or Pads. Come visit and take advantage of using the Lab computers for any project you might have.
Send an email with your questions to olli@ csulb.edu
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- NEW! Pallitive, Hospice and EOLD In-Person
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How can we create a beautiful, intimate experience as we move from this lifetime to our final “sunset”?
I/we will start by turning the fearful unknown into a known by exploring our options for palliative care, hospice care, end-of-life doulas, some alternative treatments and more. It is human to want to do things “our way”. This is true throughout life and possibly no more important than towards the end. We do need to understand our options; who can support us (and loved ones) in this, thus create the experience we all want and desire.
Thirty plus years in the Emergency Department and teaching about our directives has allowed me to be witness to life, death and everything in-between.
Join me to empower yourself and loved ones through this knowledge.
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- Parlons Francais - Sat In-Person
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THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Did you study French in high school or college and wish that you could have continued your studies? Have you been using Duo Lingo or other online classes but want to have feedback from a live Frenchspeaking person? If so, this course is for you! Come to refresh your memory and ignite your ability to speak and understand French through a variety of modalities. Guided conversations, vocabulary building, review of essential grammar, and training in proper pronunciation will be supported by a little reading, a little writing, and songs. This course is for those with some knowledge of French and is not intended to be a first-time experience in learning French.
NOTE: Parlons Francais is offered twice each week. The same content will be presented on Mondays and Saturdays. Please register for your preferred section and thank you in advance for not asking to make up absences by attending the other session Parlons Francais is offered twice each week in order to optimize the classroom experience. The same content will be presented on Mondays and Saturdays. Please register for your preferred section and thank you in advance for not asking to make up absences by attending the other.
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- NEW! Purposeful Retirement Zoom
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/23/2026 - 7/30/2026
Times: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Days: Th
Sessions: 2
Building: Zoom
Room:
Seats Available: 29
Instructor: Raj Bhargava
As we contemplate retirement, many of us seek greater meaning ..., many of us seek greater meaning in health, work, relationships, community, learning, creativity, or spirituality, yet the path forward often feels uncertain. This workshop series offers an opportunity to reflect on what matters most, and intentionally shape your next chapter. Designed to be accessible and practical, the series helps you create a focused, realistic plan for transformation. Drawing on behavioral science research, we explore meaning, purpose, resilience, mindset, and habits, and apply these ideas to your life. Through guided reflection, creative exercises, peer collaboration, and a simple online interactive workbook that supports iterative reflection, you will gain new perspectives, clarify what gives your life meaning in retirement, and define achievable goals. You will leave with practical strategies to launch your next chapter, overcome barriers, and an accountability group to support continued progress momentum.
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- Renaissance Art History/Appreciation with Lee
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THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Tuscan and Roman Italian Gothic, Renaissance, and Mannerism Periods
Explore the historical aspects, aesthetic compositions, and the lives of influential artists and architects representing the Italian Gothic, Proto-Renaissance, High Renaissance, and Mannerism periods (13th – 16th centuries). Mediums presented include painting, drawing, sculpture, and architecture. Lecture and discussion will take into consideration the roles and impact of the Catholic Church, the Protestant Reformation, the rising Mercantile/ Banker classes, and social-economic “climate” on the lives of the artists and architects.
NOTE; CLASS WILL NOT BE HELD JULY 21 OR AUGUST 18
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- Short Story Discussion Zoom
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/10/2026 - 8/28/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Days: F
Sessions: 8
Building: Zoom
Room: Zoom
Seats Available: 7
Instructor: Fern Ramirez
This session we will read short stories from those collected in A Century of Fiction in The New Yorker 1925-2025. These stories include “classic” stories by well-known authors, lesser-known stories by prominent authors, and just plain excellent stories. Each week we will read a short story and discuss our responses to what makes the story unique: themes, techniques, characters, atmosphere, etc. All class members participate, contributing multiple views of the same story. The results are stimulating, entertaining and sometimes surprising. Our source anthology is: A Century of Fiction in The New Yorker 1925-2025, Deborah Treisman, Ed. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2025) It is available in several formats: Kindle, print, Audible.
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- NEW! Skeptics Guide to Fraud Detection Zoom
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 7/28/2026
Times: 3:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 4
Building: Zoom
Room: Zoom
Seats Available: 17
Instructor: Chris Wisniewski
No one is immune from receiving deceptive emails, texts, calls, or even letters in their postbox that aim to steal their attention and money. Most people believe they can easily spot every such phishing attempt, yet millions fall for them daily. And with the rise of AI, it’s effectively now almost impossible to know just by reading the content of the message whether the sender is lying. But that doesn’t mean you can’t protect yourself! This class offers strategies to reduce unwanted and troublesome messages from ever reaching your inbox. Additionally, we’ll cover techniques that will minimize the exposure of your sensitive data from breaches and help you to know whether your sensitive information has been leaked, along with important steps to take if that’s happened
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- Soul Tai Chi with Jimmy In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/10/2026 - 8/28/2026
Times: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Days: F
Sessions: 8
Building: CSULB LifeFit (opens in new tab)
Room: KIN 110B
Seats Available: 6
Instructor: James Matthews
This class is designed for anyone who wants to improve the flow of energy throughout their body and work on balance. My Tai Chi process will enhance your overall system harmony and incorporates many different styles. Students may find that, over time, they exude a glow or energetic illumination!.
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- NEW! Summer of Wellness
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/8/2026 - 8/12/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Days: W
Sessions: 6
Building: Expo Arts Center
Room:
Seats Available: 1
Instructor: P. Tahara Rassouli
CLASS TIME CHANGE - 10:00 - 11:30 AM
In this six-week course, we’ll be exploring different methods for creating our ultimate well-being. Some of the possible topics (subject to change): Journaling Ourselves to Wellness, The Benefits of Tea, Creativity Heals, All About Oracle Cards, and a Crystal Grid for Release. Each class will also feature an active meditation such as new ways to nurture the self, expanding possibilities to release our old thinking patterns, and saying good-bye to the past once and for all. Please bring your journal to the first class session
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- Tap Dancing for All - Intermediate In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Dates: 7/11/2026 - 8/29/2026
Times: 12:45 PM - 1:45 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 8
Building: 4th St Senior Center
Room:
Seats Available: 1
Instructor: Annie Bianchino
This class requires some (but limited) tap experience. Classwill have a warm up, learning steps, dancing across the floor with short combinations, and a cool down with stretches. Tap will improve your coordination, balance, dance moves, and of course your mood! Tap shoes are recommended but not mandatory; give the class a try first if you’d like.
For more information you can contact the instructor via email (abianchinoolli@gmail.com)
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- Tap Dancing for Beginners In-Person
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU124901
Dates: 7/11/2026 - 8/29/2026
Times: 11:45 AM - 12:45 PM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 8
Building: 4th St Senior Center
Room: Auditorium
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Annie Bianchino
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
The 12:45 class requires some (but limited) tap experience. Both classes will have a warm up, learning steps, dancing across the floor with short combinations, and a cool down with stretches. Tap will improve your coordination, balance, dance moves, and of course your mood! Tap shoes are recommended but not mandatory; give the class a try first if you’d like.
For more information you can contact the instructor via email (abianchinoolli@gmail.com)
Have you ever wanted to learn to tap dance but never got around to it? This beginner’s class will get you moving, making noise, and having fun while getting a great workout.
No experience necessary for the 11:45 class
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- Tips & Tricks on iOS Devices
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THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Learn tips and tricks to use your devices more effectively or efficiently. How to use control center, app switcher, Siri, how to get free apps, get phone life daily tip, show health app, internet reader version, downloads, search, add to home screen, find my app, and many other shortcuts.
Bring your charged device or iPads are available for classroom use.
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- Travel with Apple Devices
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Class will cover basic information on traveling by car, cruising, plane, packing, and travel insurance. Review Apps that are available to help with travel plans. Using the internet, Siri and apps to help plan travel. How to use your apple devices when traveling.
iPads are available for classroom use
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- Ukulele - Beginner
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THIS CLASS IS FULL.
Have you wanted to know how to play the ukulele and didn’t know where to start? This beginning ukulele class will teach you how to tune and strum your uke and provide you with basic chords that will enable you to play many songs.
You will need to bring a ukulele, electronic tuner and music stand. Music will be provided.
If you need to purchase a ukulele and tuner we can provide some suggestions.
Contact Carol Baker for questions. carolbaker6607@gmail.com
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- Watercolor for Beginners
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Fee: $15.00
Item Number: SU26COU116202
Dates: 7/10/2026 - 8/28/2026
Times: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Days: F
Sessions: 8
Building: CSULB Design (opens in new tab)
Room: DSN111
Seats Available: 0
Instructor: Valerie Berry
THIS CLASS IS FULL.
We'll work on practice pieces and sharpen our skills. Build a portfolio of work in which you will see your skills growing. Paint a different subject together each week. Subjects will range from still life to nature, landscapes, animals, people, and abstract. Learn and practice new techniques. We will paint on day one so bring your materials.
I'll send out a list of materials after registration.
Come learn something new this summer.
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