This course will address which styles, lengths and types of clothing as well as accessories work best for a person's body type. This will be a fun, interactive experience.

This course uses color draping to determine which "season" of colors works best with a person's hair and eye color as well as skin complexion to help choose the most flattering colors in their wardrobe.

Join PGA professionals Matt Hibbs and Russ Smith for a PowerPoint presentation on the basics of golf. If you are interested in learning the game of golf, but are too intimidated to step foot on the course, then this is the class for you. Topics will include rules, etiquette, lingo, fundamentals and much more. This is a great way to begin a wonderful relationship with a sport for life.

Join Chappie McChesney of the North Central Florida Beekeepers Association as he discusses how beekeeping has changed over the years and what its future may look like.

Learn about the latest trends in beekeeping and the problems facing our honey bees.

This course looks at how and why we keep honeybees. Each class will include basic information for those who may want to start beekeeping. Equipment and start-up costs will be discussed.

Weather permitting, the class will visit the Marion County Beekeepers Club’s apiary where we'll open hives and look at the inside workings. Each class will end with a Q & A session.

The endless work honey bees do for mankind is amazing to discover. Here, we will learn how queen bees are created, the jobs assigned to each caste of bees, and how we can help them survive.

We will also discuss some of the foods honey bees provide for mankind and why they do it. If possible, we will visit the Marion County Beekeeper's Club Apiary to watch live bees at work. Protective gear will be provided.

Come, explore some of the possibilities honey bees provide for us.

Cold process soap making is part chemistry and part artistry.Don't fear- you don't have to be a scientist or an artist to make soap. You just need to know a few basic principles and safety precautions. Enroll in this class and learn the art and science of soap making. Upon completion, you will have the knowledge to make your own cold process soaps at home. Each student takes home 2 bars of soap. Note: There is a $7 supply fee payable to the instructor the day of class.

Now that you know the basics of the cold-process soap making method, it’s time to build upon those skills and discover how to create more complex soaps.

Enroll in this intermediate level class and learn the art of making luxurious moisture-rich milk soaps! Each student will take home two bars of soap. Prerequisite- Cold Process Soap Making 101. Note: There is a $15 materials fee payable to the instructor the day of class.

Learn to snorkel, or improve your skills. This course will cover the basics and advanced techniques. This is a great course before you go on a cruise, or to teach your grandchildren. All gear is provided, or participants are welcome to bring their own. Students should bring a swimsuit and towel to class.

Note: Participants should be comfortable in the water. Weak swimmers should bring a flotation device to class.

Have you ever wanted to try Scuba Diving in a nice shallow pool? Here's your opportunity. Participants will get the opportunity to see how to put scuba gear together, and then play around in a pool where they can always just stand up. For those that fall in love with this course, the next step is the Scuba Certification course.

Note: Participants need to bring a swimsuit and towel, and snorkel gear if they have it.

This is the first step towards becoming a Certified Scuba Diver, covering the classroom requirements and pool time to learn the skills needed. After completion of this course, participants will be ready to schedule the last step of certification dives in deeper water. These can be arranged through the instructor, or any PADI Dive Shop.

Note: There is a $100 fee payable to the instructor the first day of class: $50 for the workbooks, and $50 for the scuba gear rental. Class time is from 9:30am-noon. Pool time is from 1-3pm.

This is the first step towards becoming a Certified Scuba Diver, covering the classroom requirements and pool time to learn the skills needed. After completion of this course, participants will be ready to schedule the last step of certification dives in deeper water. These can be arranged through the instructor, or any PADI Dive Shop.

Note: There is a $100 fee payable to the instructor the first day of class: $50 for the workbooks, and $50 for the scuba gear rental. Class time is from 9:30am-noon. Pool time is from 1-3pm.

In this Course, Dancers with Beginning WALTZ training will learn unique and beautiful step patterns to this elegant and timeless rhythm. Glide around the floor to the music that is played everywhere at Dances and other Social Events.

Learn this highly popular Latin Dance that is played at all Dance Venues. If you've taken the Beginning Rumba, you'll find many similarities between the Step Pattern of the two Latin Dances. Every Dancer enjoys moving with their partner to the music of this exciting and lively Latin Rhythm.

Birding in Florida is different from any other birding experience. The birds are different, there are lots of them, especially wading and water birds, which are harder to attract. This course will cover all the basics such as how to attract birds to your back yard, recommended use and types of feeders, water, houses and habitat, squirrel proofing your feeders and how to identify all your new-found feathered friends! A total of three hours of class time will give you a lifetime of enjoyment and pleasure. All the information you need to fully enjoy this fascinating hobby. Get lots of information on birding opportunities and organizations.

Several life-changing innovations are the result of many missteps combined with an occasional brilliant insight that turns a mistake into a surprising portal of discovery. Enroll in this fun and educational class and explore some of the noteworthy accidental inventions that demonstrate that not all accidents are created equal.