For more local adult education opportunities, please visit the Bay View Association website.

Upcoming events

    • Sat, March 09, 2024
    • Sat, April 20, 2024
    • 7 sessions
    • NCMC Gym SCRC Building
    • 12
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    Line Dancing

    Line Dancing may surprise you with all it has to offer. It can benefit your mental and physical health, including improving your balance and coordination. Line dancing is suitable for all ages, so come along and join the fun!


    Refunds are unavailable within 48hrs of this class.

    Suzie Cartwright has been a Registered Nurse for over 25 years and is certified as a Senior Exercise Specialist. She discovered line dancing approximately 15 years ago and has witnessed it’s many health benefits. Suzie began teaching line dancing 5 years ago in Michigan during the summer and Florida in the winter.

    • Wed, March 20, 2024
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Online via Zoom
    Register

    Ladies of the Lights


    They were women before their time, taking on the romantic, yet dangerous and physically demanding job of tending to the beacons that protected the shoreline. In all, some 40 women have been identified who excelled in this profession over the years — dating back as early as the 1840s and as recent as present day. Nearly 70 images of keepers, their families and their lights make up this presentation. The program includes readings from newspapers and autobiographies.


    Dianna Stampfler has been researching Michigan’s lighthouses for nearly 30 years, specifically inspired by the stories of the heroic and passionate keepers who dedicated their lives to keeping the beacons burning. In 2019, she published her first book – Michigan’s Haunted Lighthouse, followed by Death and Lighthouses on the Great Lakes in 2022. Dianna is a member of the Historical Society of Michigan, Great Lakes Lighthouse Keepers Association, Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society and Michigan Maritime Museum, among other noted organizations. She founded her company, Promote Michigan, in 2004 and sits on the board of the West Michigan Tourist Association (where she worked when she first discovered her love of lighthouses).


    • Fri, March 22, 2024
    • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
    • NCMC Library Conference Center
    • 5
    Register

    YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER, we need an accurate count for lunch.

    THIS LECTURE IS SPONSORED BY HARBOR PARK SELF STORAGE

    Our community has a large concentration of military veterans of all ages, so many that a new VA health center just opened in Indian River. Jeff Urban, Veterans Affairs Director for Emmet County, will explain the many benefits available to veterans, and review the broad spectrum of support they may need because of service-related health issues that can surface many years after they put away their uniforms for good.

    Your fee includes a buffet lunch beginning at 11:30 am, lecture begins at noon.

    Note: At this time, masks are optional inside NCMC facilities.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.


    Jeff Urban

    • Tue, March 26, 2024
    • 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
    • NCMC Borra Learning Center Bldg Rm# 49A
    • 0
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    Travel decisions can be challenging! Where, when, and with whom???

    Do you sometimes want to travel to a destination that is possibly unusual or different than where or when anyone else in your family or your friends would choose ? Consider traveling solo!

    Solo travel is on the rise. It does not mean you must choose to be alone. It means you would consider leaving home alone then possibly joining a group (tour) or ship, or simply going total solo, to your chosen destination. The Wall Street Journal has recently reported that individuals, 55 and over, traveled without their significant other, 46% more in 2023 compared to the previous year.  Social media is perhaps partly responsible, with the tag #solotravel amassing 7.7 billion views on Tik Tok !

    Solo travel may give you more flexibility, independence and freedom to do, see and experience what you want at your own pace - all with a greater inclination to interact with locals and other travelers. You may be a “hybrid” traveler, on a friends or family trip and then choosing to continue on another leg of the journey on your own.

    A fun fact about solo travel is that it can lead to some truly unforgettable experiences and unexpected connections. Additionally, traveling solo can help you become more confident, independent and self-sufficient. Finally, solo travel can be a great way to challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone. In this presentation and discussion we will cover many ways to be a successful solo traveler.

    Important considerations and suggestions:

    • Planning
    • Low or no single supplements
    • Eating alone with ease
    • Best general and budget ’24 solo destinations
    • Best Solo Tour Companies
    • Safety Considerations
    • Guide to solo travel insurance
    • Tour companies that offer solo tours.

    Within the discussion there will be time for other local solo travelers to share their input and experiences, tips and advice .


    Linda Orlow has been a solo traveler: aboard a boat along the Amazon River, aboard a supply ship along the Labrador coast, aboard a 50’ sailboat in the Greek Islands, spent a total of six months in nine solo Alaskan experiences, AirBnb solo week in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, four days in Winnipeg, Manitoba to see an new Inuit Art Museum, aboard the Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) Ferry along the inside passage and later down the Aleutian Islands chain, three weeks in New Zealand celebrating AFS International exchange, and a 2300 mile road trip to Norfolk, VA for an Inuit glass installation.

    • Tue, March 26, 2024
    • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
    • NCMC Borra Learning Center Bldg Rm# 49A
    • 0
    Join waitlist


    Travel decisions can be challenging! Where, when, and with whom???

    Do you sometimes want to travel to a destination that is possibly unusual or different than where or when anyone else in your family or your friends would choose ? Consider traveling solo!

    Solo travel is on the rise. It does not mean you must choose to be alone. It means you would consider leaving home alone then possibly joining a group (tour) or ship, or simply going total solo, to your chosen destination. The Wall Street Journal has recently reported that individuals, 55 and over, traveled without their significant other, 46% more in 2023 compared to the previous year.  Social media is perhaps partly responsible, with the tag #solotravel amassing 7.7 billion views on Tik Tok !

    Solo travel may give you more flexibility, independence and freedom to do, see and experience what you want at your own pace - all with a greater inclination to interact with locals and other travelers. You may be a “hybrid” traveler, on a friends or family trip and then choosing to continue on another leg of the journey on your own.

    A fun fact about solo travel is that it can lead to some truly unforgettable experiences and unexpected connections. Additionally, traveling solo can help you become more confident, independent and self-sufficient. Finally, solo travel can be a great way to challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone. In this presentation and discussion we will cover many ways to be a successful solo traveler.

    Important considerations and suggestions:

    • Planning
    • Low or no single supplements
    • Eating alone with ease
    • Best general and budget ’24 solo destinations
    • Best Solo Tour Companies
    • Safety Considerations
    • Guide to solo travel insurance
    • Tour companies that offer solo tours.

    Within the discussion there will be time for other local solo travelers to share their input and experiences, tips and advice .


    Linda Orlow has been a solo traveler: aboard a boat along the Amazon River, aboard a supply ship along the Labrador coast, aboard a 50’ sailboat in the Greek Islands, spent a total of six months in nine solo Alaskan experiences, AirBnb solo week in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, four days in Winnipeg, Manitoba to see an new Inuit Art Museum, aboard the Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) Ferry along the inside passage and later down the Aleutian Islands chain, three weeks in New Zealand celebrating AFS International exchange, and a 2300 mile road trip to Norfolk, VA for an Inuit glass installation.

    • Wed, March 27, 2024
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Online
    Register

    and it's History in Northern Michigan and Nationally

    Do you know the history of your local League of Women Voters (LWV) Organization? How they started and what they do locally as well as nationally?  This volunteer, now not-for-women-only,  non-partisan and non-profit organization works tirelessly to help bring information to the voting public.  In this presentation, Robin Jordan, President of the local League of Women Voters of Northern Lower Michigan, will cover the origin and history of the League of Women Voters locally and nationally, as well as its goals, values and mission, and the many services and programs provided by the LWV.


    Robin Jordan is in her 2nd term as President of the local League of Women Voters of Northern Lower Michigan. She holds a master’s degree in Maternal Child Health from Case Western University and a Ph.D in Health Science Research. Robin was a certified nurse midwife at Northern Michigan Hospitals for 18 years and a Professor of Nursing at North Central Michigan College, retiring in 2016. She is the editor of two women’s health care textbooks and is a fellow of the American College of Nurse Midwives. Robin is a long-time resident of Petoskey and has served as a volunteer with various community organizations.

    • Mon, April 01, 2024
    • Wed, May 01, 2024
    • 10 sessions
    • NCMC Library Conference Room (April 3rd & 10th will be in the NCMC Iron Horse Conf Room)
    • 18
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    This two day per week class is  Japanese “Full-Contact” style karate. Students practice breathing and meditation, karate warm-ups, basic stances, and a variety of basic striking and kicking techniques. Students train with large “slammer” type pads and focus pads to develop proper technique, and learn technique application through “preplanned kumite” (sparring) drills and “controlled kumite” practice with partners. Basic Shofukan Karate kata (forms) are taught as well as Hapkido for joint locking, grappling, and throwing. This class is run with the same mentality and discipline as Shofukan Karate schools in Japan.

    Students are ok to wear regular/everday workout clothes. 

    The instructor asks that students have shin & instep guards purchased ($50.00 total) by the third week of class. He will suggest where to purchase equipment the first day of class. 

    This is a co-ed class for ages 17 and above.

    Refunds are unavailable within 48hrs of this class


    Gabriel Mattice (left) with Kancho Eiji Satou - Founder and Chief Instructor Shofukan Karate Schools Japan 

    Gabriel attended Michigan Technological University where he earned a chemical engineering degree and became a first degree black belt in Taekwondo. Following university he moved to Japan where he worked as an English teacher at a private school and began training in Shofukan Karate. Gabriel became a vice instructor in Shofukan Karate schools in Japan and eventually earned a third degree black belt. After leaving Japan he moved to Hawaii where he earned his Juris Doctor from the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and a third que brown belt in JKA Shotokan Karate. Prior to moving to Petoskey Gabriel was an Attorney Magistrate and District Court Administrator in Manistee, Michigan. He is a licensed attorney in Michigan and Washington State, and is currently an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for the Emmet County Prosecutor’s Office.
    • Tue, April 02, 2024
    • Tue, April 23, 2024
    • 4 sessions
    • NCMC's Iron Horse Cafe
    • 6
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    Gentle yoga relieves stress, increases flexibility, calms the mind, and strengthens the body. It's performed at a slower pace, with less extreme positions. This one-day a week, 4-week class is designed with gentle floor-based sequences with some standing positions helping you relax the muscles fully, integrating mind, body, and spirit, bringing ease to the breath, and tuning into the nervous system's healing capacity. Yoga is for every BODY-tall, small, big, tiny, young, old, and gender fluid. It truly is a way to move your body for every person on this planet. The purpose of the class is to create a space for all ages, abilities, and body types to move their bodies in a healthy and safe environment. This practice is open to all levels.


    What to bring:  Yoga mat and water bottle


    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of the start of this class

    Jennifer Lovely

    Jennifer is a recovering healthcare professional. It wasn't until she had her own health issues that she realized the "care" in Healthcare was missing. After 20 years in the industry, Jennifer decided to take the leap into Wellness Coaching. To her it's been the most rewarding career. Seeing people change their lives and experience freedom from within has been a beautiful thing for Jennifer to witness. She's learned a lot throughout her time caring for people this way, learning one consistent thing is that people want to be seen, heard, and truly cared for. As part of overall wellness, knowing that exercise needs to be a key component and that it takes a lot of work to get started from ground zero. If exercise is already part of your life, you are one step closer to having the puzzle pieces fit together for overall health. Yoga offers nurturing, kindness, and compassion for the body, no matter what stage you are at when beginning the practice. Yoga is for every BODY-tall, small, big, tiny, young, old, and gender fluid. It truly is a way to move your body for every person on this planet. Jennifer wants to create a space for all ages, abilities, and body types to move their bodies in a healthy and safe environment. The wonderful thing about changing careers later in life is that Jennifer CHOOSE to be here and help people find their peace and freedom from within.

    • Wed, April 03, 2024
    • Wed, April 10, 2024
    • 2 sessions
    • Online
    Register

    In partnership with:

    Dr. Keway will focus on exploring current major social justice issues facing Anishinaabe people (Odawa (Ottawa), Ojibwe (Chippewa) and Potawatomi). Dr. Keway will also discuss Firekeeper’s Daughter and Warrior Girl Unearthed, both by Angeline Boulley.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.


    Linda Keway, Ph.D. is a professor at Aquinas College where she teaches a variety of classes including Indigenous Studies, career classes, and first year seminar focusing on native voices. She previously worked for the Michigan Education Association as a Professional Development/Human Rights Consultant and UniServ Director. Dr. Keway is a proud citizen of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, and serves the tribe as a Commissioner for Indian Child Welfare. In 2011, she was awarded the Michigan Indian Education Award.


    • Thu, April 04, 2024
    • Thu, April 25, 2024
    • 4 sessions
    • NCMC's Iron Horse Cafe
    • 7
    Register


    Gentle yoga relieves stress, increases flexibility, calms the mind, and strengthens the body. It's performed at a slower pace, with less extreme positions. This one-day a week, 4-week class is designed with gentle floor-based sequences with some standing positions helping you relax the muscles fully, integrating mind, body, and spirit, bringing ease to the breath, and tuning into the nervous system's healing capacity. Yoga is for every BODY-tall, small, big, tiny, young, old, and gender fluid. It truly is a way to move your body for every person on this planet. The purpose of the class is to create a space for all ages, abilities, and body types to move their bodies in a healthy and safe environment. This practice is open to all levels.


    What to bring:  Yoga mat and water bottle


    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of the start of this class

    Jennifer Lovely

    Jennifer is a recovering healthcare professional. It wasn't until she had her own health issues that she realized the "care" in Healthcare was missing. After 20 years in the industry, Jennifer decided to take the leap into Wellness Coaching. To her it's been the most rewarding career. Seeing people change their lives and experience freedom from within has been a beautiful thing for Jennifer to witness. She's learned a lot throughout her time caring for people this way, learning one consistent thing is that people want to be seen, heard, and truly cared for. As part of overall wellness, knowing that exercise needs to be a key component and that it takes a lot of work to get started from ground zero. If exercise is already part of your life, you are one step closer to having the puzzle pieces fit together for overall health. Yoga offers nurturing, kindness, and compassion for the body, no matter what stage you are at when beginning the practice. Yoga is for every BODY-tall, small, big, tiny, young, old, and gender fluid. It truly is a way to move your body for every person on this planet. Jennifer wants to create a space for all ages, abilities, and body types to move their bodies in a healthy and safe environment. The wonderful thing about changing careers later in life is that Jennifer CHOOSE to be here and help people find their peace and freedom from within.

    • Thu, April 04, 2024
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Online via Zoom
    Register

    In cooperation with the 


    Farming With Climate Change


    As Earth’s climate changes, farmers are facing increasingly unpredictable weather conditions and more frequent extreme weather events. Farmers will need to gather resources, create support networks and develop strategies to manage under new climatic conditions.

    Regenerative farming practices have the potential to ameliorate environmental impacts and make farming systems more resilient to extreme and variable weather. Regenerative practices also have the potential to sequester carbon and change agriculture from one the greatest emitters of carbon to one of the solutions to long-term climate change.

    Prior to the class, we will share a link for the film “Kiss the Ground”, which explores many regenerative practices through conversations with farmers who are using them.  Participants should view the film at their own convenience. We recommend viewing the film shortly before the discussion forum so points of the film will be fresh in your mind. The group will the convene for the virtual forum made of farmers, and those of us who support them, to discuss farming practices that will make them more resilient to climate change.  

    ***This material is funded in partnership by USDA, Risk Management Agency***

    under award number RMA23CPT0013619


    Refunds are unavailable for cancellations made within 48 hours of the class


    Larry Dyer has a doctorate in Entomology from Michigan State University (MSU) and has worked in agricultural ecology, organic agriculture and community-based food systems for over 30 years. He is a Holistic Management® Certified Educator which includes an understanding of holistic planned grazing. He has also taken solar photovoltaics courses from the Midwest Renewable Energy Association and has been the lead organizer of a solar group-buy effort in Petoskey, Michigan that resulted in 15 new solar installations in 2022. He has taught several dozen classes at North Central Michigan College and with other non-profit partners.


    • Mon, April 08, 2024
    • Mon, May 13, 2024
    • 6 sessions
    • Online
    Register

    In partnership with:

    The adventure begins in New York City, where the echoes of Tin Pan Alley & Great American Songbook still resound. Dive into New York’s Brill Building era of the late 50s & 60s to explore iconic songwriters like Carole King, Neil Sedaka, Phil Spector, and Burt Bacharach. Relive classics from Elvis, the Drifters, Dionne Warwick, and more, as we uncover the stories and melodies that defined a generation. Michael’s classes are amazing. You will be singing and swinging along with him on this ZOOM Rock and Roll series!


    Michael Agron grew up in LA, the heart of the recording & entertainment industry. He loved music so much he wanted to become a recording engineer.

    Fate had different plans, and he ended up with a successful career in hi-tech, including founding a webinar marketing agency. He has fulfilled his musical and entertainment passions by offering unique popular seminars to members of the Sacramento Renaissance Society at Cal State University & to other OLLI organizations across the country.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.

    • Mon, April 08, 2024
    • Mon, May 13, 2024
    • 6 sessions
    • RM #536 in the SCRC Building
    • 7
    Register

    In partnership with


    The Basics of

    Come join the fun in this popular class!!

    Improv is the form of theatre, often comedy, in which most or all of what is performed is unplanned.

    This Level 1 improv course is the perfect starting place for those with zero improv experience or for those wanting to refresh their improv fundamentals, as well as those looking to build the confidence to be on stage.

    By the end of this course, you will have learned the fundamental tools of improv through engaging exercises and group game play designed to bolster your soft skills (agreement, active listening, being supportive, etc.) and lay the foundation that will allow you to create without self-judgment.

    A Level 1 course provides a safe environment to explore your creative potential and experience the freedom and joy of improvisational play. It is open to students 16 years or older with a limit of 10 students. This class is sponsored by Little Traverse Civic Theater and is taught by Dean Tahtinen.


    The skills you will learn:

    • How to improve your communication skills
    • How to support ideas — others’ and your own
    • How to minimize personal judgment and the judgment of others
    • How to work together and build together


    WARNING! You may:

    • Experience the freedom and joy of improvisational play
    • Bolster your soft skills
    • Improve active listening
    • Create without self-judgment.
    • Discover your creative potential
    • Make new friends

    ***Scholarships to cover class fees are available***

    To inquire, please call

    Cathy Degnan (231) 439-6378 or Donna Cannon (231) 348-6705


    Dean Tahtinen

    In 2002 Dean was introduced to theatre as a co-leading man in play “The Best Man.” Since then, he has been onstage, backstage, and next to the stage as an actor, stage manager, assistant director, and light and sound technician for 15 or more productions. He began his improv journey with the Second Sunday Improv troop that preformed for 7 years on the second Sunday of the month raising funds for non-profit organizations. As the members of Second Sunday left the area, Dean took a couple of years off before forming the Petoskey Improv Troop or PIT that performed for 2 ½ years. He has lead improv after school classes with elementary schools in Petoskey, Alanson and East Jordan. He has provided the basics of improv: "don’t say no....make everyone look better and listen", to various organizations thru staff in-services.  Dean's formal training consists of an intensive workshop at Second City Improv in Chicago, and informal training includes hours of research and visiting improv troops in Chicago, Toronto, Denver, Boston, and Melbourne Australia. Dean has a love for bringing the joy and creativity of improv to adults and children.

    • Tue, April 09, 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Online
    Register

    In partnership with:

    This year (2024) is the 150th anniversary of the first Impressionist exhibition in Paris in 1874. Today, exhibitions of French Impressionist paintings are guaranteed blockbusters. But why are they important and how were they received 150 years ago? You’ll love beautiful canvases by Monet, Degas, Pissarro, and others even more when you understand what they tell us about a rapidly changing world, shifting societal mores, and new technologies.



    Cate O’Hara fell in love with Impressionism as a sixth-grader on a field to the Art Institute of Chicago. She has been director of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Cincinnati since 2013. Besides leading the organization, she occasionally moderates a popular poetry writing workshop or gives a talk on art history. Previously, she worked for 25 years at Cincinnati’s Taft Museum of Art in a variety of roles including publications management. She holds undergraduate degrees from Illinois State University and a master’s degree in English at Berkeley.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.

    • Wed, April 10, 2024
    • Wed, May 15, 2024
    • 6 sessions
    • RM #536 in the SCRC Building
    • 7
    Register

    In partnership with


    Improv is the form of theatre, often comedy, in which most or all of what is performed is unplanned.  This fun Level 2 improv course is the perfect course for those with some improv experience or for those wanting to refresh their improv fundamentals. The course will explore “long form” improv, more complex settings and solo improv skill. If you want to take your improv skills to the next level this is the class for you.

    By the end of this course, you will have learned the fundamental tools of long form improv through engaging exercises and group game play designed to bolster your soft skills (agreement, active listening, being supportive, etc.) and lay the foundation that will allow you to create without self-judgment.

    A Level 2 course provides a safe environment to explore your creative potential and experience the freedom and joy of improvisational play. It is open to students 16 years or older with a limit of 10 students.

    ***Scholarships to cover class fees are available***

    To inquire, please call

     Donna Cannon (231) 348-6705



    Dean Tahtinen

    In 2002 Dean was introduced to theatre as a co-leading man in play “The Best Man.” Since then, he has been onstage, backstage, and next to the stage as an actor, stage manager, assistant director, and light and sound technician for 15 or more productions. He began his improv journey with the Second Sunday Improv troop that preformed for 7 years on the second Sunday of the month raising funds for non-profit organizations. As the members of Second Sunday left the area, Dean took a couple of years off before forming the Petoskey Improv Troop or PIT that performed for 2 ½ years. He has lead improv after school classes with elementary schools in Petoskey, Alanson and East Jordan. He has provided the basics of improv: "don’t say no....make everyone look better and listen", to various organizations thru staff in-services.  Dean's formal training consists of an intensive workshop at Second City Improv in Chicago, and informal training includes hours of research and visiting improv troops in Chicago, Toronto, Denver, Boston, and Melbourne Australia. Dean has a love for bringing the joy and creativity of improv to adults and children.

    • Thu, April 11, 2024
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Online
    Register

    Health & Wellness Series

    in partnership with

    Tips and Tricks to Manage Back and Neck Pain


    Learn about the main causes of neck and back pain, interventions to deal with them, and what you can do to take control of your pain and improve your function.

    Jeff Samyn, PT, OCS, CSCS Jeff earned his B.S. in Psychology and Master's in Physical Therapy from Central Michigan University. He has earned his board certification as an Orthopedic Clinical Specialist and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Jeff heads up our Worksite Medicine program, which focuses on ergonomic assessments, job analysis, and Functional Capacity Evaluations. His expertise is in the management and treatment of back and neck pain, peripheral joint rehabilitation, and treating general pain conditions. He has a special interest in working with runners of all ages and ability levels. Jeff and his wife have a daughter, a son, and a black lab named Goose. In addition to spending time with his family, Jeff enjoys mountain biking, fitness training, fishing, snow-shoeing, hiking, and coaching baseball and softball.

    • Thu, April 11, 2024
    • Thu, May 16, 2024
    • 6 sessions
    • NCMC - CCE Rm#536 SCRC building
    • 0

    This class is full, but to register for the newly added class starting April 15th
     Click here

    This is a 6 week course for beginning and intermediate guitarists. Participants will learn various guitar concepts—basic chords, strumming styles, finger style patterns or melody lines—based on their ability levels, using familiar songs as course material. Acoustic guitars are preferred, but electric guitars are welcome. Electric guitarists must provide their own amplifiers. Minimum 16 years of age.


    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.



    Owen James is a vocalist, guitarist, pianist and music instructor, with over 30 years of performing and teaching experience. In addition to performing in cafés, clubs and concert halls across the U.S., he has offered private and group lessons in voice, guitar and jazz improvisation. No matter the setting, his chief goals are to educate and inspire those around him, to share the love of music and to create opportunities, through music, for personal growth, self-expression and communication.




    • Mon, April 15, 2024
    • Mon, May 20, 2024
    • 6 sessions
    • NCMC Iron Horse Cafe Conference Rm
    • 6
    Register


    This is a 6 week course for beginning and intermediate guitarists. Participants will learn various guitar concepts—basic chords, strumming styles, finger style patterns or melody lines—based on their ability levels, using familiar songs as course material. Acoustic guitars are preferred, but electric guitars are welcome. Electric guitarists must provide their own amplifiers. Minimum 16 years of age.


    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.



    Owen James is a vocalist, guitarist, pianist and music instructor, with over 30 years of performing and teaching experience. In addition to performing in cafés, clubs and concert halls across the U.S., he has offered private and group lessons in voice, guitar and jazz improvisation. No matter the setting, his chief goals are to educate and inspire those around him, to share the love of music and to create opportunities, through music, for personal growth, self-expression and communication.




    • Fri, April 19, 2024
    • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
    • NCMC Library Conference Center
    • 54
    Register

    Trooper Corey Hebner of the Michigan State Police will talk about social media addiction and the on-line scams that target seniors.  Trooper Hebner is the community services trooper for our region based in Gaylord.  He focuses on community outreach and interactions to help strengthen communities by mentoring youth, working with seniors, educating residents on emerging crime trends, and working with other law enforcement agencies to help strengthen policing.

    Your fee includes a buffet lunch beginning at 11:30 am, lecture begins at noon.

    Note: At this time, masks are optional inside NCMC facilities.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.


    Trooper Corey Hebner

    • Wed, May 08, 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Online
    Register

    In partnership with:

    Putting off college, or finding alternatives to college, isn’t that unusual. People with college degrees often treat college for their kids as an inevitable progression. But in 2018 only about 61 percent of those over 25 had gone to college. And only one-third of Americans over 25 have attained a four-year college degree. It is true that public confidence in higher education is at an all time low and college enrollments have been falling.

    At the same time, people with a BA earn significantly higher wages. In this talk Dr. Woglom reviews the evidence on college costs, student debt, and the monetary and nonmonetary returns to a college education. He argues that a BA degree “is still worth it.” More importantly colleges have an important role to play in helping us meet the challenges of providing meaningful jobs in a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence.


    Geoffrey Woglom, Ph.D. Yale University, is a recently retired economics professor Amherst College. During his career, he held visiting and positions at the Federal Reserve Board, Federal Reserve Bank Boston, and the International Monetary Fund. Professor Woglom has published articles on finance, macroeconomics and monetary policy in major economic journals.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.

    • Fri, May 10, 2024
    • 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Online
    Register

    In partnership with:

    From its introduction in 1839, photography has transformed the ways in which we see the world. Photographs capture events and also transform them; they depict reality but also tell a story. Scores of photographs have changed America and we will discuss several of them in detail. Some, such as Dorothea Lange’s Migrant Mother and Joe Rosenthal’s Flag Raising on Mt. Suribachi, will not come as a surprise. Others, including a nineteenth-century photograph of an immigrant, may open eyes anew. Examining the histories of these images, and learning how to read them, provides a deeper understanding of how photographs have shaped—and continue to shape--American society and culture. We are fortunate to have Dr. Masur join us at OLLI.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.


    Louis Masur, Ph.D. is Board of Governors Distinguished Professor of American Studies and History at Rutgers University. His recent book is The Sum of Our Dreams: A Concise History of America.


    • Wed, May 15, 2024
    • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
    • Classroom 536 (in SCRC Building) and NCMC Nature Area
    • 4
    Register

    Spring Foraging for Wild Herbs


    Sierra Bigham, Certified Herbalist, Wild Harvester, and owner of Bear Earth Herbals, will lead a walk in the woods to learn about wild plants and their properties. This walk will cover plant identification, ethical harvesting, herbal remedy preparation and much more. The walk will begin in NCMC Classroom #536.  Bring a notebook and gear for possible changes in weather.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.

    • Wed, May 15, 2024
    • Wed, June 26, 2024
    • 7 sessions
    • NCMC Iron Horse Cafe
    • 19
    Register

    Line Dancing

    Line Dancing may surprise you with all it has to offer. It can benefit your mental and physical health, including improving your balance and coordination. Line dancing is suitable for all ages, so come along and join the fun!


    ***For ages 18 and above***


    Refunds are unavailable within 48hrs of this class.

    Suzie Cartwright has been a Registered Nurse for over 25 years and is certified as a Senior Exercise Specialist. She discovered line dancing approximately 15 years ago and has witnessed it’s many health benefits. Suzie began teaching line dancing 5 years ago in Michigan during the summer and Florida in the winter.

    • Thu, May 16, 2024
    • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
    • NCMC Library Conference Center
    • 69
    Register

    What is the deadly connection between deer hunting with lead bullets and bald eagles?  How do you count migrating birds at the tip of the Upper Peninsula?  Interlochen Public Radio’s Dan Wanschura and his award-winning team have focused on eagles, American woodcocks, rails and other birds that are so important to our region in their informative “Points North” podcasts.   Dan will show how their work can capture our attention and hearts, and ultimately make us care about this region in a deeper manner.  Participants are encouraged to listen to Points North podcast episodes at www.pointsnorthpodcast.org

    Your fee includes a buffet lunch beginning at 11:30 am, lecture begins at noon.

    Note: At this time, masks are optional inside NCMC facilities.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.


    Dan Wanschura

    • Thu, May 16, 2024
    • Thu, May 30, 2024
    • 3 sessions
    • Online
    Register

    In partnership with:

    We often hear that the country is now more politically and socially divided than ever before. Our country, however, has been through many bad years, and we have always pulled through. In this course we will take a look at the year 1877, one of the craziest years in United States history. It kicked off with a contested and confusing presidential election, millions of workers went on strike, the rich got richer, and white supremacists ended the last vestiges of Republican reconstruction in the South. It was a period so tumultuous and violent, that from all appearances it looked like our country was on the edge of Armageddon. This period makes today appear to be downright tranquil.


    Heather Dudley, Ph.D. from Georgetown University , writes a blog - character mattered. org - and wrote a book about the founders and liberty: The Free and Virtuous: Why the Founders Knew that Character Mattered.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.

    • Sat, May 18, 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • NCMC - RM# 333 in the Jack & Dorothy Harris Health Ed. and Sci. Blg.
    • 50
    Register

    Sponsored by the Little Traverse Bay Beekeepers Guild


    "From April 2022 to April 2023 United States beekeepers lost 48.2% of their bee colonies."( Bee Informed Partnership)

    This large scale bee loss has been with us for the past several years and doesn't seem to be slowing down. We can do a lot to keep our bees healthy and winter ready but losing bees is a reality all beekeepers will experience. In order to sustain our beekeeping hobby it is useful to learn how to make bees.

    This will be an in-class workshop discussing and demonstrating how to produce your own bee colonies by splitting existing bee colonies, making queens, managing nucleus colonies for sale or as a way to sustain or increase your colony numbers. Any beekeeper with one or more colonies of bees can use these skills to become more sustainable.

    Please note: This is an indoor class only. Bee suits not required.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.

    • Wed, May 29, 2024
    • 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
    • Classroom 536 (in SCRC Building) and NCMC Nature Area
    • 25
    Register

    Spring Foraging for Wild Herbs


    Sierra Bigham, Certified Herbalist, Wild Harvester, and owner of Bear Earth Herbals, will lead a walk in the woods to learn about wild plants and their properties. This walk will cover plant identification, ethical harvesting, herbal remedy preparation and much more. The walk will begin in NCMC Classroom #536.  Bring a notebook and gear for possible changes in weather.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 48 hours of this event.

    • Tue, June 04, 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
    • John M. Hall Auditorium, 1725 Encampment, Bay View, MI
    • 99
    Register

    Bay View History Tour

    Have you ever driven on US 31 and passed those charming Victorian cottages and wanted to know more? Now is your chance to step inside the Bay View campus with a resident tour guide. Bay View Association is a National Historic Landmark right in your back yard! Now is your chance to see first hand where our programming takes place. Your tour will begin at Hall Auditorium and stroll through campus, while talking about the history of the buildings and taking a peek inside some of them too! Wear comfortable shoes and be educated and entertained on this Northern Michigan treasure. Bring a guest (registration required) and experience summer with US!


    • Mon, June 10, 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
    • John M. Hall Auditorium, 1725 Encampment, Bay View, MI
    • 100
    Register

    Bay View History Tour

    Have you ever driven on US 31 and passed those charming Victorian cottages and wanted to know more? Now is your chance to step inside the Bay View campus with a resident tour guide. Bay View Association is a National Historic Landmark right in your back yard! Now is your chance to see first hand where our programming takes place. Your tour will begin at Hall Auditorium and stroll through campus, while talking about the history of the buildings and taking a peek inside some of them too! Wear comfortable shoes and be educated and entertained on this Northern Michigan treasure. Bring a guest (registration required) and experience summer with US!


    • Tue, June 11, 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • NCMC - Borra Learning Center Rooms 18A,18B & 18C
    • 15
    Register

    Two Fused Glass Flower Pendants

    Come to the “Glassroom” at NCMC make 2 lovely fused glass necklaces. You’ll design and assemble up to two 1 to 2-inch glass pendants using colorful glass pieces. There’s no cutting required. Glass artist Heidi Reichenbach Finley makes this a super-fun, relaxed, and social event with friendly guidance for even the most glass-squeamish beginner. Fused glass is different from blown glass—you won’t be near the heat. Your creation will later be expertly fired smooth in the college kiln room by Heidi.

    These make great gifts, and you may decide to make more than two for a smaller additional fee. As with all of Heidi’s classes, participants need no prior experience in glass or art of any kind to be successful. Really!

    Completed pendants will be available for pick-up at the college several days later with your choice of leather cord or silver-plated chain. Shipping is available.

    Additional information for students: There is no supply list for students. Though participants won’t be cutting or breaking glass, eye protection is available in the glassroom,   The instructor will provide safety guidelines and support for proper handling of glass. Please dress for work and wear closed-toe shoes. Aprons will be on-hand. Questions? Students may contact the instructor anytime at midwestartist@msn.com or (260) 667-8719

    No drop ins. At the latest, students must register prior to the day of class and should arrive on time for class, so as to receive adequate instruction.

    Intended for adults age 18 and up. Children 12-17 may register and participate under the close supervision of a registered adult participant.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 24 hours of this event.


    Heidi Reichenbach Finley

    Heidi Reichenbach Finley is a professional artist and art instructor in Petoskey, Michigan. She revels in sharing fine art and traditional crafts with students of all ages. An oil painter living in Petoskey, Michigan, Heidi is one of only a few professional Turkish marbling instructors in the nation. Aside from local instruction,  Heidi has taught at various centers in Michigan, Indiana, Ontario, and beyond. Fused glass is Heidi’s current obsession. She offers many classes and private instruction, such as Turkish marbling, acrylic pour, and fused glass in her spacious west Petoskey home-studio. To learn more about Heidi and her teaching, please visit midwestartist@msn.com 



    • Wed, June 12, 2024
    • 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
    • John M. Hall Auditorium, 1725 Encampment, Bay View, MI
    • 98
    Register

    Bay View History Tour

    Have you ever driven on US 31 and passed those charming Victorian cottages and wanted to know more? Now is your chance to step inside the Bay View campus with a resident tour guide. Bay View Association is a National Historic Landmark right in your back yard! Now is your chance to see first hand where our programming takes place. Your tour will begin at Hall Auditorium and stroll through campus, while talking about the history of the buildings and taking a peek inside some of them too! Wear comfortable shoes and be educated and entertained on this Northern Michigan treasure. Bring a guest (registration required) and experience summer with US!


    • Tue, June 18, 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • NCMC - Borra Learning Center Rooms 18A,18B & 18C
    • 15
    Register

    “Scrap Fish” in Fused Glass

    Come to the “Glassroom” at NCMC make a cute “Scrap Fish”! You’ll design and assemble your own 5-6” decorative fishy using colorful glass scrap. They look great in windows, on walls, or swimming freely suspended from the ceiling. There’s no cutting required. Glass artist Heidi Reichenbach Finley makes this a super-fun, relaxed, and social event with friendly guidance for even the most glass-squeamish beginner. Fused glass is different from blown glass—you won’t be near the heat. Your creation will later be expertly fired smooth in the college kiln room by Heidi.

    These make great gifts, and you may decide to make more than one for a smaller additional fee. As with all of Heidi’s classes, participants need no prior experience in glass or art of any kind to be successful. Really!

    Completed fishies will be available for pick-up at the college several days later and ready for hanging. Shipping is available.

    Additional information for students: There is no supply list for students. Though participants won’t be cutting or breaking glass, eye protection is available in the glassroom,   The instructor will provide safety guidelines and support for proper handling of glass. Please dress for work and wear closed-toe shoes. Aprons will be on-hand. Questions? Students may contact the instructor anytime at midwestartist@msn.com or (260) 667-8719

    No drop ins. At the latest, students must register prior to the day of class and should arrive on time for class, so as to receive adequate instruction.

    Intended for adults age 18 and up. Children 12-17 may register and participate under the close supervision of a registered adult participant.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 24 hours of this event.


    Heidi Reichenbach Finley

    Heidi Reichenbach Finley is a professional artist and art instructor in Petoskey, Michigan. She revels in sharing fine art and traditional crafts with students of all ages. An oil painter living in Petoskey, Michigan, Heidi is one of only a few professional Turkish marbling instructors in the nation. Aside from local instruction,  Heidi has taught at various centers in Michigan, Indiana, Ontario, and beyond. Fused glass is Heidi’s current obsession. She offers many classes and private instruction, such as Turkish marbling, acrylic pour, and fused glass in her spacious west Petoskey home-studio. To learn more about Heidi and her teaching, please visit midwestartist@msn.com 

    • Wed, June 19, 2024
    • 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
    • John M. Hall Auditorium, 1725 Encampment, Bay View, MI
    • 98
    Register

    Bay View History Tour

    Have you ever driven on US 31 and passed those charming Victorian cottages and wanted to know more? Now is your chance to step inside the Bay View campus with a resident tour guide. Bay View Association is a National Historic Landmark right in your back yard! Now is your chance to see first hand where our programming takes place. Your tour will begin at Hall Auditorium and stroll through campus, while talking about the history of the buildings and taking a peek inside some of them too! Wear comfortable shoes and be educated and entertained on this Northern Michigan treasure. Bring a guest (registration required) and experience summer with US!


    • Wed, July 17, 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • NCMC - Borra Learning Center Rooms 18A,18B & 18C
    • 15
    Register

    Fused Glass Sailboat Pendants (2)

    Come to the “Glassroom” at NCMC make two lovely fused glass necklaces. You’ll design and assemble 1 to 2-inch glass pendants using colorful glass pieces. There’s no cutting required. Glass artist Heidi Reichenbach Finley makes this a-fun, relaxed, and social event with friendly guidance for even the most glass-squeamish beginner. Fused glass is different from blown glass—you won’t be near the heat. Your creation will later be expertly fired smooth in the college kiln room by Heidi.

    These make great gifts, and you may decide to make more than two for a smaller additional fee. As with all of Heidi’s classes, participants need no prior experience in glass or art of any kind to be successful. Really!

    Completed pendants will be available for pick-up at the college several days later with your choice of leather cord or silver-plated chain. Shipping is available.

    Additional information for students: There is no supply list for students. Though participants won’t be cutting or breaking glass, eye protection is available in the glassroom,   The instructor will provide safety guidelines and support for proper handling of glass. Please dress for work and wear closed-toe shoes. Aprons will be on-hand. Questions? Students may contact the instructor anytime at midwestartist@msn.com or (260) 667-8719

    No drop-ins. At the latest, students must register prior to the day of class and should arrive on time for class, so as to receive adequate instruction.

    Intended for adults age 18 and up. Children 12-17 may register and participate under the close supervision of a registered adult participant.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 24 hours of this event.


    Heidi Reichenbach Finley

    Heidi Reichenbach Finley is a professional artist and art instructor in Petoskey, Michigan. She revels in sharing fine art and traditional crafts with students of all ages. An oil painter living in Petoskey, Michigan, Heidi is one of only a few professional Turkish marbling instructors in the nation. Aside from local instruction,  Heidi has taught at various centers in Michigan, Indiana, Ontario, and beyond. Fused glass is Heidi’s current obsession. She offers many classes and private instruction, such as Turkish marbling, acrylic pour, and fused glass in her spacious west Petoskey home-studio. To learn more about Heidi and her teaching, please visit midwestartist@msn.com 

    • Mon, July 29, 2024
    • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    • NCMC - Borra Learning Center Rooms 18A,18B & 18C
    • 15
    Register

    Fused Glass Trinket Bowl


    Design and assemble your very own 5-inch fused glass bowl! There’s no cutting required. Glass artist Heidi Reichenbach Finley makes this a super-fun, relaxed, and social event with friendly guidance for even the most glass-squeamish beginner. Fused glass is different from blown glass—you won’t be near the heat. Your creation will later be expertly fired twice in the college kiln room by Heidi.

    These make great gifts, and you may decide to make more than one for a smaller additional fee. As with all of Heidi’s classes, participants need no prior experience in glass or art of any kind to be successful. Really!

    Completed bowls will be ready for pick-up at the college within a week. Shipping is available.

    Additional information for students: There is no supply list for students. Though participants won’t be cutting or breaking glass, eye protection is available in the glassroom,   The instructor will provide safety guidelines and support for proper handling of glass. Please dress for work and wear closed-toe shoes. Aprons will be on-hand. Questions? Students may contact the instructor anytime at midwestartist@msn.com or (260) 667-8719

    No drop ins. At the latest, students must register prior to the day of class and should arrive on time for class, so as to receive adequate instruction.

    Intended for adults age 18 and up. Children 12-17 may register and participate under the close supervision of a registered adult participant.

    Cancellations are non-refundable within 24 hours of this event.


    Heidi Reichenbach Finley

    Heidi Reichenbach Finley is a professional artist and art instructor in Petoskey, Michigan. She revels in sharing fine art and traditional crafts with students of all ages. An oil painter living in Petoskey, Michigan, Heidi is one of only a few professional Turkish marbling instructors in the nation. Aside from local instruction,  Heidi has taught at various centers in Michigan, Indiana, Ontario, and beyond. Fused glass is Heidi’s current obsession. She offers many classes and private instruction, such as Turkish marbling, acrylic pour, and fused glass in her spacious west Petoskey home-studio. To learn more about Heidi and her teaching, please visit midwestartist@msn.com 

Past events

Mon, March 18, 2024 International Lecture: India; A Culturally Rich and Diverse Country
Sat, March 16, 2024 How To Play Piano by Ear
Thu, March 14, 2024 Reading for Yourself and Others: A One-Day Tarot Workshop
Mon, March 11, 2024 Reading for Yourself and Others: A One-Day Tarot Workshop
Thu, March 07, 2024 Sailing into Oblivion: On the High Seas with Jerome Rand
Wed, March 06, 2024 Odawa Women in History with Eric Hemenway
Wed, February 28, 2024 The History of Harbor Springs Part II
Fri, February 23, 2024 Luncheon Lecture - Juvenile Justice: Better Outcomes For Young Offenders
Thu, February 22, 2024 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Thu, February 15, 2024 Harbor Springs Area Historical Society: Restful Resorts
Mon, February 12, 2024 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Mon, February 12, 2024 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Tue, February 06, 2024 Get More Done!
Sat, February 03, 2024 Beginning Beekeeping with Jim Anglewicz
Fri, February 02, 2024 Luncheon Lecture - Election 2024: It's a Lot Closer Than You Think!
Thu, February 01, 2024 Winter Birding Basics and Winter Bird Photography
Wed, January 31, 2024 Why Securing Your Financial Future and Legacy with Insurance Makes Sense
Mon, January 29, 2024 Michigan’s Lighthouse Matriarch: Elizabeth Whitney Williams with Dianna Stampfler
Sat, January 27, 2024 Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy People
Sat, January 27, 2024 Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People
Fri, January 26, 2024 Luncheon Lecture - Leadership Little Traverse Community Service Project
Thu, January 25, 2024 Planning Your Retirement: A Four-week Series
Wed, January 24, 2024 Casting Lines: Fishing Rights of the Odawa in Northern Michigan with Eric Hemenway
Tue, January 23, 2024 Pursuit of Wellness: Changing Everyday Health Practices in Uncertain Times
Mon, January 22, 2024 Family & Friends CPR with Megan Mainland
Mon, January 22, 2024 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Mon, January 22, 2024 BLS - Basic Life Support Full Provider Course
Sat, January 20, 2024 How To Play Piano by Ear
Fri, January 19, 2024 Luncheon Lecture - The State of Public Health 2024: Charting a Path Forward
Thu, January 18, 2024 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Wed, January 17, 2024 Treasure Ships of the Lakes with Ric Mixter
Thu, January 11, 2024 Secrets of the Underground Railroad
Wed, January 10, 2024 The History of Harbor Springs
Fri, January 05, 2024 A Native History of the American Revolution
Wed, December 20, 2023 NMSMC Setting Meaningful New Year's Goals
Tue, December 19, 2023 Winter Tour of Castle Farms: History, Appetizers and Holiday Cheer!
Wed, December 13, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Mon, December 11, 2023 Family & Friends CPR with Megan Mainland
Mon, December 11, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Tue, November 21, 2023 The James Webb Space Telescope: Discoveries and Puzzles from the First Year
Tue, November 21, 2023 NMSMC Minimize Aches and Pains During Holiday Travel
Mon, November 20, 2023 The King of Storms with Ric Mixter
Thu, November 16, 2023 Thanksgiving Centerpiece Floral Design at Lavender Hill Farm
Mon, November 06, 2023 The Songs of J. Will Callahan, Tin Pan Alley’s Blind Lyricist
Sat, November 04, 2023 Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy People
Sat, November 04, 2023 Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People
Wed, November 01, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Wed, November 01, 2023 Water Quality of the Grand River
Tue, October 24, 2023 Haunted Petoskey Ghost Walk with Christopher Struble
Tue, October 24, 2023 Forgotten Founders
Tue, October 24, 2023 International Lecture: Growing Up Polish in Southeast Michigan
Tue, October 17, 2023 Midwest Grows Green: Protecting Pollinators at Home
Tue, October 17, 2023 Oden State Fish Hatchery: From Egg, to Stream, to Lake...to Life!
Thu, October 12, 2023 Investing 102: Stocks vs. Bonds
Wed, October 11, 2023 Fall Foraging for Wild Herbs
Wed, October 11, 2023 Haunted Petoskey Ghost Walk with Christopher Struble
Tue, October 10, 2023 NMSMC Fall Prevention Strategies For the Upcoming Winter
Mon, October 09, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Fri, October 06, 2023 British History with Dr. Julie Taddeo
Thu, October 05, 2023 Bottled Goodbyes with Ric Mixter
Wed, October 04, 2023 Castle Farms of Charlevoix Fall Tour with Optional Wine and Live Music
Fri, September 29, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Sun, September 24, 2023 Silk Scarf Marbling
Thu, September 21, 2023 Glacial Landforms Walking Tour with Doug Fuller
Wed, September 20, 2023 Fall Floral Design: A Posy in a Pumpkin!
Sat, September 16, 2023 Introduction to Turkish Marbling on Paper and Fabric
Thu, September 14, 2023 Hidden Superpowers of Roth IRAs
Wed, September 13, 2023 Glacial Landforms Walking Tour with Doug Fuller
Tue, September 12, 2023 NMSMC Making Behavior Changes Stick
Tue, September 12, 2023 Transgender: What Can We Learn From Non-Western Societies?
Tue, September 05, 2023 Earl A. Young Homes Walking Tour
Thu, August 31, 2023 Historical Tour of Greenwood Cemetery: Greenwood's Earliest Burials
Wed, August 30, 2023 Historical Tour of Greenwood Cemetery: Greenwood's Earliest Burials
Wed, August 30, 2023 Petoskey Hemingway Tour
Thu, August 17, 2023 Family & Friends CPR with Megan Mainland
Wed, August 16, 2023 NCMC Harris Garden Tour
Wed, August 16, 2023 History Museums and Ferry Rides
Wed, August 16, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Mon, August 14, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Wed, August 09, 2023 Lavender Hill Farm Owner-Guided Tour
Wed, August 09, 2023 Oden State Fish Hatchery Tour: A Gem in Emmet County
Wed, July 26, 2023 Lavender Hill Farm Owner-Guided Tour
Thu, July 20, 2023 Lavender Hill Farm - Flowers on the Farm
Thu, July 20, 2023 Family & Friends CPR with Megan Mainland
Wed, July 19, 2023 BLS - Basic Life Support Skills Testing
Mon, July 17, 2023 Tree Identification Walk at Hailand/Helstrom Family Nature Preserve
Wed, July 12, 2023 Lavender Growing and Harvesting 101
Thu, July 06, 2023 Lavender Growing and Harvesting 101
Wed, June 28, 2023 Family & Friends CPR with Megan Mainland
Tue, June 27, 2023 Getting Creative with Tarot
Tue, June 27, 2023 BLS Skills Testing only
Tue, June 27, 2023 2 Fused Glass Sailboat Pendants
Sat, September 10, 2022 Creatively Engaging the Deep Rhythms of Nature in partnership with CTAC - Classroom Component
Tue, June 22, 2021 Houseplants 101



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