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- #35 CANCELLED Understanding Medical Information & Test Results, F126
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Item: OV-135-F126
Tuition: $35.00
Days: Th Dates: 9/3/2026 - 9/24/2026
Sessions: 4 Times: 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
Instructor: Murray Cantor
This class is cancelled.
The program would help attendees better understand health claims, medical statistics, screening tests, lab results and learn how to ask informed questions during medical visits. It is designed for a general audience and requires no technical background. There will be lots of examples with a little simple math.
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- #09 Every Quilt has a Story, F126
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Class is already in session. Registration for this class is closed.
Do you have a quilt or sampler passed down through your family? Over three sessions, we will share stories, learn about the fabrics, learn how to label, document, and preserve your family memories.
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- #87 CANCELLED Release Blockages to Manifest Your Best Life, F126
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Item: OV-187-F126
Tuition: $35.00
Days: Tu Dates: 8/25/2026 - 9/29/2026
Sessions: 6 Times: 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
Instructor: Mel Williams
This class is cancelled.
Ready to stop letting the past, other people, or your environment hold you back? In this course, we'll explore practical, concrete steps to raise your vibration and manifest your best life. Topics include releasing the past, protecting your peace, living in the present moment, extending grace to others and thriving with dignity in spaces that don't always value your worth. Come ready to reflect, grow and transform. No additional materials required.
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- #94 Beyond Journaling, F126
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Class is already in session. Registration for this class is closed.
During this class, we will stretch the term “journaling” beyond what we think it is or should be, to what it could be. We will explore and imagine different forms and focuses for recording notes from our daily lives such as collage, correspondence logs, commonplace entries, travel storytelling, and more. Simultaneously, we will tune in to each of our own interests and purposes — stretching how we approach our routine “keeping track” and seeing what emerges that is illuminating and generative.
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