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- A little lighter: Navigating life’s next chapter
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Life changes, and sometimes our homes need to change right along with us. This course is a warm, practical look at downsizing, moving to a senior living community, or choosing to age in place, without making any of it feel quite so overwhelming. We’ll talk about how to know when it may be time for a change, what to consider when selling a longtime home, how to explore senior living options, and how to prepare for the years ahead. We’ll also hear from trusted professionals, which may include: a real estate agent, appraiser, inspector, downsizing specialist, auctioneer, assisted living locator, estate attorney, and financial professional, all here to help make the next chapter feel a little clearer and a lot more manageable.
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- Art for the inner spirit
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Surprise yourself with uniquely personal expressions of your artistic inner spirit. Using easy techniques and mixed media (found objects, decorative papers, paint, colorful cloth, yarn, beads) this course is for all art levels. Three projects will be completed: Spirit Doll, Personal Shrine and Mandala Journal. The 12” no-sew doll is made using quilt batting, fabric strips, and a simple wrapping technique. Decorative elements are glued on. For the shrine, a 9 x 6 x 3” foam-core shell will be decorated with paint, paper, found objects and other embellishment techniques. An introduction to mandalas will be given while creating a simple, easy stitch, 16 page 5 ½ x 3 ¾” journal. Artistic evolution and happy surprises will be encouraged throughout the course. A supply list of items will be provided in your receipt notes and a $10 fee will be added to your cart to cover materials.
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- Continuing the conversation: The power of American Sign Language
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Continue the ASL journey and discover the power of communication beyond words! This beginner-friendly class introduces students to American Sign Language (ASL) through interactive lessons, hands-on practice and engaging discussions about Deaf culture and community. Students will learn everyday signs, finger spelling and basic conversation skills while exploring how sign language builds connection and inclusion. Activities include group practice, short videos and real-world signing scenarios. If you took this class in a previous term, we will expand on some of the practice you've learned; however, no prior experience needed—we will get you up to speed. A $5 materials fee and a $5 instructor fee will be added to your registration to cover extra costs.
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- Cooking up confidence: A hands-on cooking course
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Fee: $38.00
Dates: 1/14/2027 - 2/4/2027
Times: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Days: Th Sessions: 4
Location: Off Campus
Instructor: Kerri Lindberg, Caroline Pohto
Change your life through food. Join the Culinary Educator and Registered Dietitian of Spartanburg Regional's Culinary Medicine Program in their newly renovated teaching kitchen for a hands-on cooking series. In four classes we will cover eight or more different culinary techniques to make home-prepared meals easier, fun, and support optimal health. Leave with a full belly, leftovers, and raw foods to practice your skills at home. This is your chance to connect the dots for food as medicine, enjoy local foods when available, and ask the burning nutrition questions you and others may have. Attendees will receive an apron and cookbook. Please register only if you can commit to all four sessions. If you took this class in Fall Term 2026 please note that some recipes may be repeated. Students are responsible for their own transportation to the Gibbs Cancer Center located in Greer. A $40 fee will be added to your cart to cover the cost of food.
This is a four-week, two-hour class.
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- Dream journals: Let’s explore the art
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Participation in this class requires completion of Kay Stricklin's basic level Dream Class. As experienced dreamers we all know the value and necessity of keeping a dream journal. Most of us have developed a habit of recording our dreams. Now let’s take the process to a higher level. We will explore some famous dream journals. We will try out some new technics and styles and propel our dreams to new heights. Plus it’s just fun.
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- Good grief: Finding peace in loss
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To be human is to live life in earthly flesh; the literal, material substance of our self-knowing and being known, and, as fragile and finite, subject to the frailties of accident, relational instability, illness, and death. Thus, to be human is to know the reality of grief. Together, we will seek to discern pathways forward through the veil of grief by understanding this essential, inescapable element of life, developing coping and support strategies, including honoring our losses, and identifying when specialized aid is needed. We will be using C.S. Lewis' book, "A Grief Observed" as a reflection resource.
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- Intermediate chair yoga flow
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This class is open to students who have completed the eight-week Intermediate Chair Yoga or Chair Yoga Flow class. Yoga Flow focuses on the connection between breath, movement, and the mind. It emphasizes slow and deliberate movements allowing muscles to relax, while simultaneously releasing built up energy. To "flow" is to move from one pose to another in a continuous, smooth way which brings ease and grace to your practice. Students will add new poses to the flow practiced in previous sessions. More standing poses will be introduced.
This class is 45 minutes long. Don't be late!
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- Keeping what matters: Protecting your assets, your family and your legacy
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Protecting what you've built takes more than a will. This four-session series explores tools that shield your assets from lawsuits, long-term care costs, taxes, and exploitation so your wealth reaches the people and causes you care about. We'll begin with the risks you face, LLCs, and protecting a child's inheritance from divorce or creditors. Session two focuses on the Medicaid asset protection trust, a powerful tool for protecting your home and savings from nursing home costs. Session three covers passing wealth to the next generation through IDGTs, Crummey trusts, SLATs, and ILITs. We'll close with charitable remainder and lead trusts and donor-advised funds, which reduce taxes while supporting organizations you love.
This is a four-week, one-hour class.
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- Light in the darkness: Myths, rituals and meaning of winter
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January is the time of deep darkness, long nights and colder weather. Throughout our northern hemisphere, for millennia this is a time of festivals of lights. Rituals that call light into the darkness to provide safety, hope and renewal. In modern times, this is more symbolic than necessary, but it is still powerful spiritually. In this class, we will examine ancient practices and myths of light and winter. Then we will explore how these are translated into modern traditions and habits. We will look at our personal responses to the season of darkness and the power of light.
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- The fundamentals of photography
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From cell phones to high-end 35mm based cameras, we will sharpen your skills and solve photography issues. Bring your camera(s) and your imagination. Most people stop taking pictures because they don't understand how the science of cameras works. We'll examine the fundamentals of how a camera works—you may never put a camera down again! The class is available to all levels of photographers and is centered on fundamentals including: how all cameras work, how to set up and operate any camera, photo terms and equipment, and how to take a great picture. After learning how to set up your camera, you will receive short and easy assignments to build your skills. If you took this class in summer or fall of 2026, come back to build on the foundation you started. If you are new to the class, join us in this community of classroom learning. A $2 instructor supply fee will be added to your registration.
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- Trivia with a twist: Tips and tricks
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Trivia games are a fun and fast way to test your memory and help improve your decision-making and team-building. Exercise your brain! In this class you will learn some new tips and tricks--ways to use the Internet to help you learn more about yourself, while giving the opportunity to answer AI-generated questions from categories you supply. Sometimes there is a surprise twist to the facts and answers.
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- Yoga! Moving into stillness
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Join Alix Refshauge, RYT 500 (Yoga Alliance certification), each week for a fun and mindful yoga class. We'll practice different poses that encourage comfortable fluid movements, strength, and balance. Breath awareness and short meditations are built into each class for inner peace and calm. All levels are welcome. Please bring your own mat and props if you have them (yoga blocks and a blanket are optional but do come in handy).
This is a one-hour class.
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