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Join Certified Financial Planners Scott Sanders and Jesse Coffee to explore Retirement Intelligence Essentials, a comprehensive course designed to help you understand your retirement goals, income sources, and how to structure your carefully-grown assets so you can enter this new, life-changing chapter with complete peace of mind and security. Online via Zoom.

Celebrate the World of Sparkling Wine This class is a deep dive into the fascinating world of sparkling wines, exploring their diverse styles, production methods, and geographical origins. Students will learn about the key differences between popular sparkling wine types, such as Champagne, Prosecco, Cava, and other sparkling varieties, understanding what makes each unique. The course covers essential production techniques like the traditional method (Méthode Champenoise), tank method, and others, and how these techniques impact flavor, texture, and overall experience. For students 21+ (identification required). Some food/snacks will be served to enhance the experience, but it not required. 

This course is designed to be accessible and welcoming to adults from all backgrounds. The experiential and relational format creates space for diverse perspectives and lived experiences to be part of the learning. Nervous system awareness and mindfulness tools are practical skills that transcend cultural background, and the group setting is intentionally structured to build connection across difference. As a first-generation immigrant and coach with a background in diverse professional environments, Jigna brings personal understanding of what it means to navigate systems and spaces that were not designed with you in mind. In this six-week series, you will build a real mindfulness practice from the ground up. Each session combines nervous system awareness, breath work, and somatic tools in a hands-on, relational setting. Leave with skills you can actually use, not just an understanding of the concept.

LEARN TO WEAVE ON A TABLE TOP LOOM - In just one class you'll weave a couple of cotton washcloths on a tabletop, rigid heddle loom. It covers all the weaving basics: loom set-up, color changes and finishing. Once you learn to weave, the possibilities are endless including scarves, pillow covers, towels, curtains and cloth for sewing. Weaving supplies and handouts are included. If you want to bring your own assembled, working rigid heddle loom with a 7.5 or 8 dent heddle, please contact the instructor at HeidiBennettwa@gmail.com to ensure it will be suitable for this class and type of weaving project. 

For students 15+ and adults of all ages. Some walking around a table required. Please note that no scented products or perfumes should be worn during this class.

STUDENT REQUIRED SUPPLIES

Students required to bring scissors (to cut yarn), a pen and these specific yarns:

• 3 balls (100 yards each) of 100% cotton yarn (size #4):
  • Lily’s Sugar ‘N Cream Walmart, Fred Meyer or online
  • Loops & Threads Classic Cotton #4 at Michaels
  • Or any worsted weight, 100% cotton at your local yarn store. 
• Select colors that work well for stripes and plaids and no more than one variegated color. Avoid pure black and white yarns. 
• Students who plan to use their own rigid heddle loom, please contact the instructor to ensure it will be suitable for the class project and to obtain the loom accessory list. 

 

LEARN TO WEAVE ON A TABLE TOP LOOM - In just one class you'll weave a couple of cotton washcloths on a tabletop, rigid heddle loom. It covers all the weaving basics: loom set-up, color changes and finishing. Once you learn to weave, the possibilities are endless including scarves, pillow covers, towels, curtains and cloth for sewing. Weaving supplies and handouts are included. If you want to bring your own assembled, working rigid heddle loom with a 7.5 or 8 dent heddle, please contact the instructor at HeidiBennettwa@gmail.com to ensure it will be suitable for this class and type of weaving project. 

For students 15+ and adults of all ages. Some walking around a table required. Please note that no scented products or perfumes should be worn during this class.

STUDENT REQUIRED SUPPLIES

Students required to bring scissors (to cut yarn), a pen and these specific yarns:

• 3 balls (100 yards each) of 100% cotton yarn (size #4):
  • Lily’s Sugar ‘N Cream Walmart, Fred Meyer or online
  • Loops & Threads Classic Cotton #4 at Michaels
  • Or any worsted weight, 100% cotton at your local yarn store. 
• Select colors that work well for stripes and plaids and no more than one variegated color. Avoid pure black and white yarns. 
• Students who plan to use their own rigid heddle loom, please contact the instructor to ensure it will be suitable for the class project and to obtain the loom accessory list. 

 

LEARN TO WEAVE ON A TABLE TOP LOOM - In just one class you'll weave a couple of cotton washcloths on a tabletop, rigid heddle loom. It covers all the weaving basics: loom set-up, color changes and finishing. Once you learn to weave, the possibilities are endless including scarves, pillow covers, towels, curtains and cloth for sewing. Weaving supplies and handouts are included. If you want to bring your own assembled, working rigid heddle loom with a 7.5 or 8 dent heddle, please contact the instructor at HeidiBennettwa@gmail.com to ensure it will be suitable for this class and type of weaving project. 

For students 15+ and adults of all ages. Some walking around a table required. Please note that no scented products or perfumes should be worn during this class.

STUDENT REQUIRED SUPPLIES

Students required to bring scissors (to cut yarn), a pen and these specific yarns:

• 3 balls (100 yards each) of 100% cotton yarn (size #4):
  • Lily’s Sugar ‘N Cream Walmart, Fred Meyer or online
  • Loops & Threads Classic Cotton #4 at Michaels
  • Or any worsted weight, 100% cotton at your local yarn store. 
• Select colors that work well for stripes and plaids and no more than one variegated color. Avoid pure black and white yarns. 
• Students who plan to use their own rigid heddle loom, please contact the instructor to ensure it will be suitable for the class project and to obtain the loom accessory list. 

 

Introduction to pickleball, a cross between tennis and badminton, played on a badminton court with a 3 ft. high net, short paddle and whiffle ball. Emphasis on conditioning, agility, coordination, and timing. In this course students will be introduced to the basic skills and knowledge associated with pickleball. By applying these principles through active participation, students develop the necessary skills and knowledge for playing pickleball. In addition, this course provides students with opportunities to improve physical fitness and be sociable. No classes on holidays when the campus is closed. 

Parking is not included in the price of the class and can be purchased from the kiosks in campus. Quarterly passes are also available through the cashiers. Parking & Permits | Shoreline Community College. Parking is free at Shoreline Community College after 4 p.m. weekdays and on weekends/holidays and for weeks between the academic quarters.

This course can also be taken for 2 academic credits. Running Start high school students will get dual credits for this course and fullfill high school Physical Education requirements. Contact your Running Start advisor and Enrollment Services for details at: (206) 546-4611.

Students will have the opportunity to combine cardiovascular and strength training techniques to develop a balanced fitness program.  This class will meet in our NEW upper level fitness center for varied workouts.  Learn to use fitness equipment and free weights to enhance your workout and improve your health. Please bring a water bottle and dress in athletic attire. For ages 15+. No class on holidays when the College is closed. Parking is free after 4 p.m. weekdays but a pass is required for earlier scheduled classes or you can take the shuttle or Metro bus to campus: Parking & Permits. 

This course can also be taken for 2 academic credits. Running Start high school students will get dual credits for this course and fullfill high school Physical Education requirements. Contact your Running Start advisor and Enrollment Services for details at: (206) 546-4611.

Stacie Attridge will present a centered, grounded yoga technique to gain better balance, strength, flexibility and stability from the body's core. Using a variety of approaches you will blend energizing effort with relaxing, inhaling with exhaling, while quieting the mind, toning the body and inspiring personal confidence. Please wear comfortable clothing. All supplies included. No class on holidays when the College is closed. 

Parking is not included in the price of the class and can be purchased from the kiosks in campus. Parking is free at Shoreline Community College after 4 p.m. weekdays and on weekends/holidays and for weeks between the academic quarters.Parking & Permits | Shoreline Community College. You can also park for free off campus and take the campus shuttle  -  details here: Parking & Permits | Shoreline Community College.  

This course can also be taken for 2 academic credits. Running Start high school students will get dual credits for this course and fullfill high school Physical Education requirements. Contact your Running Start advisor and Enrollment Services for details at: (206) 546-4611,