This course takes you deeper into cold process soap making with an emphasis on determining the oils you want to use, water Substitution (beer, herbal infusions, goats milk, etc), additives, colorants, using dried herbs, using different types of molds, cutting and packaging, introduction to swirling and advanced color techniques.

Each student will take home two bars of soap. Prerequisite- Cold Process Soap Making 101. Note: There is a $10 supply fee payable to the instructor the day of class.

This Latin dance has assorted colorful stories of its origin and they all add to its charm. Moving about with a simple, unique, basic step pattern incorporating Cuban Motion and a combination of recognizable moves that Latins themselves use whenever and wherever they dance. Cruise ships bands invariably play this tempo throughout the length of the cruise.

This Course is for people who have taken the Beginning SWING course and want to add new, more showy steps to their repertoire. Adding new and unique steps, therefore adds more variety and pleasure for both partners to what they already know to this playful, All-American Dance.

David Mead will present basic horticultural and artistic principles of Bonsai. Have you ever considered this art as a hobby? David will answer the question "How does that tree grow in that small pot?" He will also discuss Bonsai history and the art's unique basics of styling and proper applications of soils, watering and fertilization. A great starter class for someone curious about bonsai.

Come learn how to make body care with all natural ingredients, including beeswax, shea butter, and coconut oil. This class is for you whether you're a newbie or have already experimented making your own body products. Once you start, you'll never go back to store-bought products! In class you will learn how to make a balm, a lotion bar, and a luxurious body butter. You will also receive a packet of recipes and tips. Note: There is a $10 supply fee payable to the instructor the day of 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.

Has it been a while since your last dive? If it's been over a year, many diver operators won't rent you gear or take you out on a boat for insurance reasons. Take a refresher with Heath, so you can get back to diving! This is an individual refresher course and will take place at a local spring. The instructor will set a dive date with participants after registration. Note: there may be spring entry fees or gear rental needed. Heath will share those costs prior to the dive 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.