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Want to meet new people and have meaningful (or lighthearted) conversations? Whether you're exploring retirement, curious about current events, or just looking to connect, this class is for you. We'll meet once a week for a month, breaking into small groups to discuss questions and prompts from both the instructor and participants. Come ready to share, listen, and enjoy thoughtful conversations about everything and nothing at all.
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Learn the National Game of Texas! The domino game of 42, invented in Texas, is like a card game played with dominoes. It is a fun and challenging trick-taking game. Learn the basics and practice honing your skills with fellow players. Recommended book: Winning 42: Strategy & Lore of the National Game of Texas
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Boating should be a pleasure! Stand around a boat ramp and you'll see all kinds of stress and trouble. A few tips, tricks, and hints can provide the basic skills to handle most situations. We'll introduce you to a few simple knots that are common on boats (and in life generally), the essentials of navigation and charts and how these related to what you see on the water, how to work a marine VHF radio, common safety equipment's purpose and use, and how to enhance your enjoyment. Don't be these folks... Boating Video!
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Bonsai is the ancient Japanese practice of growing trees in pots. This presentation includes a discussion of the origins of bonsai as an artform, the general aesthetics, horticulture of the trees, and basic techniques. What is the significance of size of the trees? Many examples are pictured and the presenter discusses and describes a limited selection of trees from his personal collection. The presentation concludes with a description of the upcoming permanent public bonsai collection in the Fort Worth Japanese Garden.
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A long tradition exists in the United States of performing tasks related to gardening, agriculture, homemaking, and health and beauty according to recommendations in almanacs. But what are these recommendations based on and can we use them in a modern context? If so, how? Take an interesting journey into the history, background, ideas, and practices based on these iconic North American publications and what we can learn from them today. Maybe you, too, can enjoy the many benefits of Gardening by the Moon. It is recommended that you bring a copy of Old Farmers or similar almanac.
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Nothing brings a garden to life like a well-designed and maintained border of flowers. The best borders usually rely heavily on perennial plants as the primary source of color, texture, and structure. This course teaches you the basics of how great borders are created, the key roles various types of plants play in them, and some recommendations for locally adapted plants to serve those functions. After learning how to properly look at borders and a few simple rules for designing a successful one, you'll be able to create your own to fit any setting or style of your choosing.
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Take your embroidery skills to the next level in our Intermediate Workshop! This season's project is an elegant monogrammed linen tea towel--a timeless and practical piece perfect for your guest bathroom or as a thoughtful hostess gift. Learn decorative stitches, master monogram placement, and add a touch of elegance to your embroidery collection. A $20 supply fee will be collected once registration is confirmed.
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Explore innovative and practical approaches to garden design tailored to North Texas’s unique climate. This flexible course adapts to participants’ individual interests and challenges, covering topics such as small-space garden design, thriving with potted plants, increasing biodiversity, and embracing failure as part of growth. Discover uncommon and cold-hardy plants, balance natives with nativars, and learn how to create visually stunning landscapes that thrive locally. Led by the owner of D&I Landscape and Construction, an award-winning designer featured in multiple publications, this class offers real-world insight for gardeners ready to think beyond the ordinary.
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The F.I.F.A 2026 World Cup starts in June 2026. Nine matches are scheduled for Dallas Stadium, so for several weeks this summer, soccer will be a constant. This class will give you a chance to learn or review the Laws (rules) of the Game prior to the beginning of play. We will not be discussing the details of the World Cup tournament, but will focus on understanding the play on the field. Whether attending a match or watching on TV, the basics of this class can improve enjoyment of the game.
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The final qualifier matches are now complete, so all the teams in the World Cup have been determined. In this class, we will look at the 48 qualified teams, which group each was allocated to, and some interesting alignments. Specifically, we will examine the Group Stage games to be played in Dallas Stadium and possible match-ups in the Knockout Rounds. Is there any chance that the US team will play here? Updates on tickets and area transportation will be discussed.
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This class introduces Mahjong, covering both Hong Kong and American styles of play. Each session includes guided instruction and time for open play, allowing students to practice and refine their skills. Mahjong offers numerous benefits, including improved cognitive function, enhanced social interaction, stress reduction, and better sleep. It's a fun way to boost fine motor skills and overall well-being. Join us to discover the latest trend sweeping North Texas--and see how this timeless game can improve your mind and connect you with others. See you at the table!
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Unleash your creativity making a Zentangle Zippered Pouch, where art meets functionality. This delightful 8” x 5” canvas pouch is a canvas for your imagination, featuring intricate Zentangle designs that you can personalize using the included fabric markers. All materials are provided, allowing you to create a unique piece that you can take home and showcase your artistic flair. Perfect for organizing your essentials or as a thoughtful gift, this two session class promises a fun and engaging experience for all skill levels. Prior experience with Zentangle encouraged but not required. A supply fee of $10 will be collected prior to the start of class.
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Instructor: Donna Burnette
Capacity Remaining: -1
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Dates: 3/12/2026 - 4/9/2026
Times: 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Building: Secrest Wible (opens in new tab)
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In this class we will go beyond the traditional folded greeting card. Each week we will craft a different fun fold. In the words of Tina Turner, we will "start it off nice and easy" and then finish it "nice and rough,". But don’t be intimidated - these cards are all easy! Class will have a $5 supply fee.
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no class 3/19
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Instructor: Patricia Hall
Capacity Remaining: -43
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Dates: 3/13/2026 - 3/27/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Sessions: 2
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Building: Secrest Wible (opens in new tab)
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Interested in "Do It Yourself" interior design and decorating for your home? We will explore the how-to's that the professionals use and ways to use our own talents to create a personal signature look. Budget friendly, low tech and fun. We wall have different style and color preferences and we live in different kinds of dwellings, but the principles of professional interior design apply to all. Our first session will focus on professional designers' recipe for a well decorated space, and the second session we will focus on refreshing an existing space applying the pros method. So, bring your notebook, your questions and enjoy becoming a DIY Designer.
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Instructor: Jeff Frazer
Capacity Remaining: 14
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Dates: 3/12/2026 - 4/9/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Come "Shake Some Bones"! The Intermediate 42 class is designed for people who already know how to play and want some fun and competition in 42. We will stress more of the rules used by the N42PA, so you will feel more comfortable playing tournament 42. Who is going to be the King or Queen of 42 for Silver Frogs?
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