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- All Levels Hatha Yoga ⬥
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Fee: $139.00
Dates: 7/7/2026 - 8/20/2026
Times: 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Days: Tu Th
Sessions: 14
Location: Main Campus
Room: REC CNTR (W) Studio 2303
Instructor: Rob Robinson
Seats Available: 7 out of 20
Enhance your balance, gain strength, improve physical grace, and promote mindfulness and spiritual awareness with hatha yoga. We'll focus on the foundations of yoga postures (asanas) with movement and flow, as well as emphasize the benefits of hatha yoga to the body and mind. Join us for a lifelong journey!
Please note that a prerequisite for this class is the ability to independently rise from and get down on the floor without assistance.
A $9 fee for use of the Student Recreation Center (SRC) is included in the course fee. All students must sign the SRC Usage Policy Acknowledgement before the start of class in order to attend. You will be asked to sign the policy during the registration process.
Yoga mat recommended. Yoga blocks provided.
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- Botanist, Gardener, Herbalist, Chef ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $79.00
Dates: 7/8/2026 - 8/19/2026
Times: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 7
Location: Main Campus
Room: MAIN BLDG (D) Classroom 242
Instructor:
Seats Available: 24 out of 30
Come explore summer herbs through four unique lenses! Each week, we will examine 2-3 amazing plants through the perspectives of a botanist, a gardener, an herbalist, and a chef. Together, we'll learn how to identify each plant, how to grow them successfully in gardens of any size, and how to explore their culinary and medicinal properties. We will grow our knowledge not just through lectures, fun stories, and tips for integrating them into daily life - we'll also get to touch, smell, and even taste each ingredient. Unique recipes will also be provided so that students can deepen their personal connection to the material at home.
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- Concrete Mama: A History of Washington State Penitentiary ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $49.00
Dates: 7/28/2026 - 8/18/2026
Times: 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Days: Tu
Sessions: 4
Location: Main Campus
Room: MAIN BLDG (D) Classroom 242
Instructor: Dian Ver Valen
Seats Available: 28 out of 35
Prepare to delve into the history of Washington State Penitentiary and its place in the Walla Walla Valley! We will begin by studying the origins and development of the Penitentiary before examining the key events throughout its history - and the way those events shaped the prison's evolution. Together, we will scrutinize the economic, cultural, and social impact that the Penitentiary's presence has had on the Walla Walla Valley, explore what daily life inside the prison has looked like across different time periods, and peel back the common assumptions about prisons to uncover the historically grounded realities. If you're interested in local history, regional identity, and the stories behind well-known locations, then come join us!
This is a HyFlex class, meaning that each class meeting you may choose to attend either in person or online via Zoom. The Zoom Meeting ID and link will be included in your registration confirmation email.
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- Film Appreciation for Film Lovers ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $89.00
Dates: 7/8/2026 - 8/5/2026
Times: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 5
Location: Main Campus
Room: MAIN BLDG (D) Classroom 242
Instructor: Daryl Hamilton-Manier
Seats Available: 24 out of 30
Discover the magic behind the movies you love! Come join us for a fun, insightful journey through the world of film designed for anyone seeking a richer understanding of how cinema works. Each week, we'll explore the art of filmmaking - from storytelling and cinematography to sound, editing, and performance - while watching memorable scenes, analyzing film techniques, and learning how directors use visual language to shape emotion and meaning. Whether you're a lifelong movie buff or simply curious about what makes great films great, this class will expand the way you see and experience cinema. Lights, camera... appreciation!
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- Mahjong: Playing for Every Level ⬥
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Fee: $99.00
Dates: 7/6/2026 - 8/17/2026
Times: 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Days: M
Sessions: 7
Location: Main Campus
Room: MAIN BLDG (D) Classroom 222
Instructor: Carol Duvall
Seats Available: 13 out of 20
Ready to exercise your brain – and have a blast doing it? Whether you’re brand new to Mahjong or an experienced player looking for chill games, this relaxed, community-focused class is for you! Part strategy, part luck, and 100% fun, this classic tile game holds surprising depth. Rather than separating lectures from gameplay, all instruction is woven directly into play. Together, we’ll cover everything from tile names to table etiquette so that you’ll feel confident playing your own rack by the end.
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- Mastering Google Gemini AI ⬥ NEW!
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 7/8/2026 - 8/19/2026
Times: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Days: W
Sessions: 7
Location: Main Campus
Room: MAIN BLDG (D) Classroom 121
Instructor: Brian Duvall
Seats Available: 15 out of 20
Want to learn how to make Gemini, Google's AI assistant, work for you? In this class, we will find practical, hands-on applications for Gemini through lectures, demonstrations, exercises, and discussions. Each session will focus on using Gemini alongside a specific Google app - including Docs, Gmail, Sheets, and Slides - to complete real work tasks, receiving immediate coaching feedback along the way. We will also learn how to master NotebookLM. Through high-impact use of these tools, we'll discover together how to improve productivity, decision-making, and workflow efficiency.
This is a HyFlex class, meaning that each class meeting you may choose to attend either in person or online via Zoom. The Zoom Meeting ID and link will be included in your registration confirmation email.
Required Materials: laptop or mobile device; Google/Gmail account.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Youth
- ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. Please call us at 509-527-4331 to see if registration is still available.
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 6/6/2026 - 6/27/2026
Times: 9:00 AM - 9:50 AM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 8-12.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
No class held 6/20.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Teens & Adults
- ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. Please call us at 509-527-4331 to see if registration is still available.
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 6/6/2026 - 6/27/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Days: Sa
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 13+.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
No class held 6/20.
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- The Sport of Fencing ⬥ Teens & Adults
- ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. Please call us at 509-527-4331 to see if registration is still available.
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Fee: $59.00
Dates: 6/7/2026 - 6/28/2026
Times: 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Days: Su
Sessions: 3
Location: Main Campus
Room: HLTH SCI (E) Perf Art Stg 1733
Instructor: Robert Tabacco
Fencing is a combat sport that combines offense and defense simultaneously. Sometimes called "physical chess," it is as much a battle of wits as one of athleticism - you must possess not just the speed to strike or withdraw from your opponent, but the cunning to surprise or trick your way past their guard. In this class, we will practice footwork (where we practice moving in space like a fencer), bladework (where we practice controlling our blade), and fencing (where we combine both elements and face an opponent). Together, we will hone our athleticism and tactical problem-solving, learn from losing, and discover how to uplift those around us.
For ages 13+.
All students must sign a Waiver & Release of Liability form before the start of class in order to attend. Upon enrollment, a link to the form will be included in the order confirmation email.
Note: In the event a scheduled session cannot be held, a prorated refund for that session will not be issued. The College will make reasonable efforts to reschedule the session prior to confirming cancellation.
No class held 6/21.
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