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Classes for Adults and Kids
SPRING 2021
newton community education
newtoncommunityed.org In person summer kids page 42
notes Spring 2021
Adult Classes
From the Executive Director:
Art & Photography...................................3
It’s no secret; 2020 was a tough year. Many of us are fatigued by our collective and individual Business & Career...................................29
struggles; anxious about health, work, and the future. Computers & Technology........................30
The time-honored tradition of turning the page from one year to reveal the opportunities Crafts.....................................................26
of the next was punctuated by the recent presidential inauguration. We viewers were Dance & Fitness......................................17
riveted as a diminutive young poet seized our attention, gracefully—through her words English Language Learners (ELL)............31
and gestures — echoing the (presidential) themes of unity and hope. Amanda Gorman’s
Food & Drink..........................................10
words were powerful indeed, but equally impressive to me was learning that community-
based education helped hone her craft. While struggling to overcome a serious speech GED & HiSET®.........................................31
impediment, Gorman participated in writing workshops at a Los Angeles community-based Home & Garden......................................27
education center. So there it is… Community Education opens doors, including ones leading Languages...............................................7
to the White House! We’re committed to opening doors for all members of our community. Lifetime Learning...................................31
To that end, you’ll notice that we have added an option to donate to our scholarship fund
when you register for a class. If you can, please contribute and help make our programs
Mind, Body, & Soul.................................19
accessible to all. Money & Real Estate..............................28
Music & Theatre Arts..............................23
In addition, we are grasping all aspects of this historic moment by hosting the first annual
NCE Catalog Cover Art Contest. Neighbors and friends are invited to submit art under the Recreation..............................................15
theme: “What does struggle, hope, and finding joy look like to you?” Selected works from Writing & Literature...............................26
the contest will be used as NCE catalog covers for 2021-2022. Along with the featured work,
there will be a write up in each catalog about the artists and their inspiration. For more Kids Classes
details on submissions, please see page 11. Spring Classes........................................32
While true joy may feel hard in the current environment, I want to offer the opportunity for Spring Sports.........................................34
you to find it in the adventurous spirit of community ed: intellectual classes, artistic classes, Spring Classes for High Schoolers...........41
gastronomic classes—have a look in our catalog; it has joyful offerings for all ages! Summer Programs.................................42
I am closing this note with words excerpted from the inaugural poem by our fellow Summer Programs for High Schoolers....58
“community ed-er,” as a source of inspiration along our collective path forward: Summer At a Glance......................... 60-61
In every known nook of our nation, in every corner called our country,
our people, diverse and beautiful, will emerge, battered and beautiful.
Nuts & Bolts
When day comes, we step out of the shade, aflame and unafraid. Policies & Info ........................................62
The new dawn blooms as we free it. Registration Form..................................63
For there is always light,
if only we’re brave enough to see it.
If only we’re brave enough to be it.
With Hope and Joy, Register online at
Cate newtoncommunityed.org
Contact Us
Cover Artist: Reenie Murphy Our Mission Phone: 617-559-6999
Hard to find without a crowd around it, the HOPE sculpture sits at W 53 St. and 7th Ave. in New Newton Community Education is a self- Email: staff@newtoncommunityed.org
York City. This picture was taken in the winter of 2019, when everyone was out and the city was sustaining arm of the Newton Public Schools.
bustling with energy. Coincidentally, artist Robert Indiana, had died just 8 months before. It is a We are dedicated to your lifelong learning. Mailing address:
lasting remembrance that whatever is going on in your life, or in the world, there is always hope. We offer programs for everyone eager to Newton North High School
I took my first photography class at Newton Community Education in the spring of 2013 with explore—from toddlers to seniors—from 457 Walnut Street, Room 101
the intention of improving my skills for an upcoming family event. The teacher was superb and Newton and beyond. We aim to inspire or
nurture your passion with quality programs
Newtonville, MA 02460
opened my eyes to the myriad of possibilities when using a DSLR camera. I’ve continued taking
provided at a reasonable cost. (see back of catalog for registration form)
classes and keep an eye out each session for something new at Newton Community Ed.
Photography starts with capturing a moment in time, but the creative possibilities are endless. Business hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
Follow me on Instagram @reenie.murphy.
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Sign up for a class: Sketching Life Outdoors THINGS TO NOTE ABOUT
Pay by credit card online at Josh Reisz, Instructor OUR Spring CLASSES
www.newtoncommunityed.org or Step outdoors and capture what you see! • Spring classes are running online
over the phone (617-559-6999). Sketching is the act of drawing while on except where noted otherwise.
location to document the world around you. • Check your course listing online in
Join us to learn the essential skills you’ll need case dates, times, or any other de-
to quickly and accurately keep pace with your tails have changed since this catalog
Art & Photography surroundings. We will take our sketchbooks went to press.
into the field, capturing moments as they
For most art classes you will need to purchase ma- happen. There’s no better way to form a • Online classes will run in
terials before the start of class. Check your course deep connection to your environment than inclement weather. For outdoor
listing on our website for specifics. Some classes in by taking the time to draw. You can sketch classes, call NCE’s weather
this category are outdoors in-person; masks and anywhere, anytime, so keep your sketchbook hotline at 617-559-6993 to find out
social distancing are required. handy, and be ready to practice at any if your class is running.
moment during your day. • Class descriptions list any required
New You will need a sketchbook. Location and a materials. Register early and give
Beginner Drawing detailed materials list will be emailed. yourself enough time to acquire any
Josh Reisz, Instructor A170-P21 $149 supplies you need.
Great works of art start with pencil and pa- 7 Thursdays @ Outdoors (Newton) 10:30am–12pm • We are using Zoom for most of our
per! Drawing is the foundation of all visual April 29–June 10 online classes. If you are unfamiliar
art and an essential skill for every visual artist. with Zoom, consider taking our
Learn core ideas and exercises that will help Learn to Zoom class (p. 30).
Beyond Basic Drawing
strengthen your techniques and conceptual
Paola Page, Instructor • Instructors will use the “waiting
flow. Through the practice of drawing, you’ll
If you’ve taken our beginner drawing classes room” function and only students
learn to see the world around you and in-
or have beyond basic experience and would listed on the roster will be admitted
terpret it your own way. Our instructor will
like to continue your practice, please join us! to the class.
provide demonstrations and exercises in basic
design as well as, mark-making, contour, Through instruction, critique and exercises • Be on time for your online class!
shape, texture, composition, and contrast. you will develop a confident understanding It’s difficult for instructors to both
Together we’ll create projects such as still lifes, of line, shape, form, composition and tonal monitor the waiting room and teach
landscapes, portraiture, and figure drawing. value. Each week you’ll focus on a different the class.
Class will also include optional homework element and progress from observing single
forms to completing a still life. In addi-
• Check your email. Meeting links
assignments and weekly critiques. Get ready supply lists, and other important
to discover your drawing prowess—you’ll be tion, there will be group discussions and
class information are sent by email
amazed at what you can do! skill-building homework assignments.
before the start of class. Check your
A materials list will be emailed.
A177-P21 $175 registration receipt, as well as your
7 Thursdays @ Online 7–8:30pm A756-P21 $259 Spam and Promotions folders if you
April 29–June 10 8 Wednesdays @ Online 6:30–8pm believe you have not received this
April 14–June 9 (No class April 21) information from us.
• Test your meeting platform in
advance. We will not be offering
refunds for last-minute technical
difficulties or late arrivals. See
Zoom Support under Quick Links
on our website for help with this.
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Look for this icon to lot of control. Our instructor will guide you Intro to Watercolor
find classes that run through a series of drawing/painting exer- Danielle Schechner, Instructor
during the day. cises. You’ll learn how to create flat washes, Do you love the luminosity of watercolor
transparent glazes, opaque layers, soft grada- paintings? Let’s explore and practice painting
tions, and textured strokes. Demonstrations with water-based pigments. To start your ar-
will include techniques for blending and tistic journey, you’ll learn how to choose qual-
Portrait Drawing mixing colors, as well as basic pencil strokes ity materials. Then we’ll explore foundational
Jack Neylan, Instructor and special effects. Group and individual in- watercolor techniques including painting
What makes a great portrait? Join us and struction will be provided with an emphasis washes and glazes, and creating controlling,
learn techniques to create portraits of your on promoting self-expression. This class is a and using blooms. We’ll gain savvyness at
own design as we focus on capturing expres- continuation of our introductory offering and managing flow, using texture additives, and
sions through drawing. We’ll examine famous is also suitable for those new to Watercolor creating color charts using color theory. We’ll
and contemporary examples of portraiture, pencils. All levels welcome. also explore transparencies, saturation, and
always pursuing the question of what makes Materials list is available online. the science of light and pigment. Sit back and
a portrait great. You will learn how to strive relax into painting while developing confi-
A302-P21 $259
for photographic realism and impressionistic dence and fluency in the watercolor medium.
likeness that captures a person’s unique char- 7 Tuesdays @ Online 6:30–8:30pm
A materials list will be emailed.
acter in your drawings. Mediums explored in May 4–June 15
class include graphite and charcoal. A601-P21 $129
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Have a drawing pad and graphite pencil handy. Advancing with 6 Wednesdays @ Online 5:30–7pm
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Additional materials will be discussed in class. April 28–June 2
Colored Pencils
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8 Mondays @ Online 6:30–8:30pm Improve your colored pencil technique.
April 12–June 14 (No class April 19 & May 31) We’ll reinforce the fundamentals, including for Beginners
blending, layering, and color mixing. We’ll Josh Reisz, Instructor
also explore value relationships and pencil If you love the transparent glow of
strokes for rendering realistic images. You will watercolors, try your hand at it in this
deepen your comprehension of light, color, introductory class. We’ll review the basics
and shading as we continue to explore the of this intriguing medium: color mixing,
medium and advance your skills. Classwork blending, layering, and techniques such
will include drawing exercises and projects as wet-on-wet and dry-brush painting. In
ranging from dreamy landscapes to realistic addition to learning the fundamentals of
still lifes. You will receive both group and watercolor painting, you’ll practice techniques
individualized instruction to develop at your used by traditionalists such as Winslow
own pace. This class is a continuation of our Homer and John Singer Sargent. Get ready
introductory offering and is also suitable for for your inner artist to fly free!
those new to colored pencils. Materials list is available online.
Materials list is available online.
A184-P21 $179
Watercolor Pencils A592-P21 $259 7 Mondays @ Online 10:30am–12pm
Explorations 7 Tuesdays @ Online 10am–12pm April 26–June 14 (No class May 31)
Eddie Bruckner, Instructor May 4–June 15
Watercolor pencils is a unique medium that
lets you experience the joys of drawing and
painting simultaneously. When you wash over
the pencil lines with a wet brush, the marks
instantly transform into a beautiful color
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Acrylic Painting for Beginners influences and trends in painting. Class time
Jack Neylan, Instructor will cover individual and group assignment
group critiques, and contemporary art dis-
Artists enjoy working with acrylic paints
course. Experienced students and painting
for their many advantages. They are water-
enthusiasts welcome.
based (no toxic solvents), can be manipulated
to achieve a variety of visual results, and Materials list is available online. For questions
email paolapage6@gmail.com.
they dry very fast! Explore artwork from
this popular medium and learn to paint A162-P21 $259
with acrylics. We will cover foundational 8 Mondays @ Online 6:30–8pm
Advancing with Watercolors
skills, including setting up your palette, April 12–June 14 (No class April 19 & May 31)
Jack Neylan, Instructor color mixing and theory, and composition.
If you have some prior experience with wa- Classwork will include various instructional ime
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exercises, including observational painting
develop as a watercolorist, join us. You’ll from still lifes, photographs, and portraits. Madhubani Indian Art
learn design, composition, and watercolor
A materials list will be emailed. Chaitrali Yadav, Instructor
technique through a series of weekly projects.
A190-P21 $179 Discover the traditional Indian folk art of
Class time will include demonstrations, a re-
7 Tuesdays @ Online 6:30–8:30pm Madhubani painting. Also known as Mithila
view of homework, and time for practice. Our
art after the region where the paintings were
sessions will foster personal expression in a April 13–June 1 (No class April 20)
discovered, Madhubani art is known for its
creative and relaxed environment. New and
striking geometric patterns and floral designs.
returning students welcome.
Landscape Painting This was created by village women who would
Materials list is available online.
Zhanna Cantor, Instructor use their fingers, twigs, brushes, and match-
A722-P21 $199 Let nature inspire you as you learn to paint sticks to paint their mud walls to mark special
8 Thursdays @ Online 6:30–8:30pm landscapes. Working from pictures of open occasions. The paints used were natural dyes
April 15–June 10 (No class April 22) fields, sea, rocks, and/or woods, you’ll create and pigments from plants and other natural
original paintings in acrylic or oil. Our in- resources. You’ll learn about Madhubani art
structor will provide a short demonstration and culture and exercise your creativity as
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to get you started, and individual guidance to we practice adapting the traditional to mod-
Painting & Color Theory help you with composition, value adjustment, ern-day materials. Join us to immerse yourself
Danielle Schechner, Instructor and color-mixing techniques throughout in this treasured art form.
Do you love color? Join us for an introductory your painting process. You’ll work at your Materials list is available online.
course on painting and color theory. Color own pace and develop your own style. At the A710-P21 $129
theory is a set of principles that explains why last class we’ll share our accomplishments 6 Wednesdays @ Online 10–11:30am
some colors work well together while others with an informal display of our work. All
April 28–June 2
do not. Understanding color theory starts levels welcome.
with the color wheel. We’ll explore complex Materials list is available online.
By Sumanjha1991 - Own work
applications of the color wheel, color com-
A152-P21 $189
binations, harmonies, disharmonies, and
special effects. We’ll then practice techniques 7 Wednesdays @ Online 7–8:30pm
and approaches through varied short-term April 28–June 9
exercises and lengthier painting projects.
You’ll develop the ability to mix, match, and Advancing with
blend a wide range of colors to please the eye. Abstract Painting
This class is for painters, graphic designers,
Paola Page, Instructor
interior decorators, and anyone who works in
Take inspiration from artists such as Matisse,
a visual field. Understanding color theory is
Kandinsky, de Kooning, Frankenthaler,
an essential part of any creative’s toolkit.
Hoffman, and Pollock. Explore concepts in
A materials list will be emailed.
abstraction as you experiment with content,
A542-P21 $119 color, and process. Using your preferred
6 Thursdays @ Online 5:30–6:45pm medium, we will share and compare various
April 29–June 3
www.newtoncommunityed.org 5Art & Photography
New New
Introduction to Intro to Digital Art & Design
Chinese Brush Painting Josh Reisz, Instructor
Michelle Yu, Instructor Did you know that you can create art on your
Learn about this ancient art form from China iPad, tablet, or PC? Have a blast designing
which originated thousands of years before extraordinary art using the same digital
paper was invented. The Chinese wrote and device you’ve been using to Zoom. Our in-
painted with a brush on sheets of bamboo, structor will cover digital illustration basics
silk cloth, and rice paper. Today, artists are and the essential skills you will need to get the
continually adding new techniques by varying most out of your software. Instruction will
gradients of paper, ink, and brush to create a be appropriate for users of Procreate, Adobe
variety of modern designs. In this workshop, Creative Suite, Corel, or Clip Studio Paint.
New you’ll paint birds, mountains, peonies, and Join us and unleash your imagination! With
Clay Relief Sculpting bamboo. We’ll also focus on pine landscapes digital art software, you can create anything,
Danielle Schechner, Instructor and human figures. Through instructor anywhere, anytime.
Transform clay surfaces into textural works demonstration and in-class participation, For this course, you will need Procreate for your
of art using relief, one of the earliest forms of you’ll discover how to manipulate ink and iPad or one of the other creative programs listed in
mix watercolors to create stunning visual ef- the course description for a PC device. You will also
sculpting. You’ll develop custom 2D designs,
fects and develop your own interpretation of need a compatible stylus. Tablets are preferable, but
then learn how to translate your designs to PCs are welcome. Email joshreisz@gmail.com
clay by applying low-and high-relief tech- this beautiful craft.
with questions.
niques to tiles and freestanding objects to A materials list will be emailed.
create raised sculptural motifs. We will prac- A992-P21 $129
A366-P21 $125
tice carving out areas to create an illusion of 7 Mondays @ Online 7–8:30pm
4 Mondays @ Online 6:30–8pm
depth across surfaces, playing with light and April 26–June 14 (No class May 31)
May 3–24
shadow, and originating contrasts in images,
patterns, and textures. We’ll also practice Take Better Pictures
undercutting design elements so they ap-
With Your Digital Camera
pear to detach from background space and
incorporate sculpted clay to the surface to Steve McGrath, Instructor
form added depth. You’ll be amazed at the If you’re just getting to know your digital
transformation! As a bonus, you’ll get tips camera and its features, take this opportunity
on creating a clay workspace at home. to learn from an expert. Learn how and when
A materials list will be emailed.
to use your camera’s special settings such as
aperture, shutter priority and program and
A168-P21 $119 manual modes. We’ll also discuss basic com-
6 Wednesdays @ Online 7:30–9pm position and how to best use light for differ-
April 28–June 2 ent photos, such as shooting plants, people,
extreme close-ups, and landscapes.
Have a charged camera and one or two of your
prints to share with the class.
A671-P21 $129
6 Thursdays @ Online 5:30–7pm
April 29–June 3
Donate to Our Scholarship Fund When You Register
for A Class!
This spring we’ve added an option to donate to our scholarship fund
when you register for a class. Please consider donating to help us make
our programs accessible to all. If you’d like to donate a larger amount, visit
newtoncommunityed.org/donate or email staff@newtoncommunityed.org.
6 staff@newtoncommunityed.orgLanguages
Digital Photography: Phone Photography
Beyond Beginner Languages
Steve McGrath, Instructor
Steve McGrath, Instructor Take your phone photography to the next lev- Now is the time to learn a new language or brush
Learn to operate your camera in semi-auto- el. Learn how to take high-quality, profession- up on your skills. We offer language classes at a
matic and manual modes, and create sharp, al-grade pictures using iPhone or Android variety of levels. Not sure which level is right for
high-quality images with the appropriate devices. Learn your way around your phone’s you? We’re here to help. Email us at
depth of field. We’ll discuss techniques like essential camera controls and get simple tips staff@newtoncommunityed.org.
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speed, aperture, and ISO; using light in chal- we’ll review the best free, or low-cost apps for
lenging situations to create interesting photos; editing and image management and discuss Spanish: Beginner
and working with exposure compensation, how to print and share your favorite photos. Soledad Phelan, Instructor
light metering, and autofocus. We’ll also Whether you’re a beginner looking to up your ¿Habla usted español? If you don’t speak
discuss how to best compose images for max- game for social media, or an experienced pro, Spanish, here’s your chance to learn the
imum artistic effect. The emphasis will be on this class will help you improve your phone United States’ second most spoken language.
outdoor photography; there will be plenty of photography skills. We’ll emphasize basic speech patterns and
opportunity to present your work for group Have your fully charged phone handy. vocabulary, and you’ll learn simple grammar
critique and analysis. and idioms through fun question and answer
A892-P21 $85 drills and conversation.
Have your digital SLR camera handy. Prerequisite:
3 Mondays @ Online 7–8:30pm Required textbook is Practical Spanish Grammar
our Intro to Digital Photography class or
comparable experience. May 3–17 by Prado, 2nd edition.
A216-P21 $149 L210-P21-1 $179
6 Thursdays @ Online 7–8:30pm Photography Mentoring 8 Thursdays @ Online 10–11:30am
April 29–June 3 Julie Williams-Krishnan, Instructor April 15–June 10 (No class April 22)
Join your fellow photographers for supportive L210-P21-2 $179
monthly critiques. Our instructor will review 8 Tuesdays @ Online 5–6:30pm
Outdoor Photography your photography, propose project ideas, and
Steve McGrath, Instructor April 13–June 8 (No class April 20)
inspire your ongoing photographic endeavors.
Explore the basics of outdoor nature You’ll build your skills through feedback from
photography in this hands-on workshop. your classmates as well as from the instructor, Spanish: Beginner II
We’ll work on taking photos that shine and learning and growing as a group. Bring any Soledad Phelan, Instructor
tell a story. Combining our online lectures, photo projects or individual images you’d like Continue to improve your vocabulary,
we’ll explore shooting techniques—use of to share. grammar, pronunciation, and intonation
angles, light, shadow, subject—and then use This class is for intermediate to advanced as you learn about Spanish and Hispanic
these skills in the field to produce photos that level photographers. cultures through music, reading, and
you love. Be prepared to do some outside discussion. Prerequisite: our Spanish:
A921-P21 $99
assignments. At the end of this course, we’ll Beginner class, or comparable experience.
have a slideshow and review our work as a 3 Mondays @ Online 7–9pm
Class will meet April 12, May 10, and June 7. Required textbook is Practical Spanish Grammar
group. All levels welcome. by Prado, 2nd edition.
Any type of camera will do, including a cell phone
camera. The first and fourth class will be held L112-P21 $179
online. The second and third class will be held 8 Tuesdays @ Online 7–8:30pm
outdoors; masks and social distancing required. April 13–June 8 (No class April 20)
Outdoor location will be announced in the first
online class.
A143-P21 $119
4 Tuesdays @ Online & Outdoors (Newton) 6–8pm
May 18–June 8
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Beyond Beginner Beyond Beginner Intermediate French
Cecilia McIsaac, Instructor Phil Kaplan, Instructor & Beyond
You’ve covered the basics and now you’re Improve your French, expand your Lionel Claris, Instructor
looking to become more comfortable speak- vocabulary and study new verb tenses. Bonjour! Brush up on your French for
ing, listening, writing and reading Spanish. You’ll also learn about the culture as well as your trip abroad or just for fun. Gain
We’ll focus on vocabulary and grammar, pronunciation and grammar. Emphasis will confidence in your speaking skills as you
stressing correct pronunciation and intona- be on useful, everyday words and phrases, learn to use simple, elegant, conversational
tion. We’ll review present tense, regular and including greetings, time, weather, travel, French effectively. Instead of learning rules
irregular verbs, ser and estar, adjectives, and food and more. English will be used only with a textbook, we’ll focus on becoming
numbers. We’ll also get comfortable with the when necessary. Prerequisite: our French: confident speakers through a combination
preterit tense and reflexive verbs direct and Beginner class, or comparable experience. of orally-applied grammar and spaced
indirect object pronouns, all while gaining au- The required books are a Pocket Book of French repetitions to boost your recall. You’ll also
tomaticity in our speaking. In-class readings Verbs and a copy of Ultimate French: Beginner- learn proper pronunciation through
and conversations will help your confidence Intermediate, by Heminway. reading and speaking. Course materials
grow. Taught in Spanish from Day 1, this class L230-P21-1 $149 will be available online as a resource.
will take you al siguiente nivel, rápidamente! Prerequisite: our Beyond Beginner class,
8 Wednesdays @ Online 6–7:15pm
Prerequisite: Our Spanish Beginner classes or or comparable experience.
April 14–June 9 (No class April 21)
comparable experience.
L230-P21-2 $149 L244-P21 $179
The required textbook/workbook is Spanish Now
8 Thursdays @ Online 11:15am–12:30pm 8 Mondays @ Online 10:30am–12:30pm
Level I, by Barron’s, 8th Edition.
April 15–June 10 (No class April 22) April 12–June 14 (No class April 19 & May 31)
L909-P21 $175
8 Thursdays @ Online 12:30–2:30pm
April 15–June 10 (No class April 22) French: Intermediate French: Advanced Conversation
Phil Kaplan, Instructor Michel L’Huillier, Instructor
If you have some basic knowledge of Do you want to become more fluent in
French: Beginner French? Let’s talk! Come share your thoughts
French—salutations, present-tense verbs, and
Susan Tessier, Instructor descriptive adjectives—join us to continue to and observations with us. Conducted
Learn French, one of most widely- develop your skills. Through conversations entirely in French, this class will include
spoken languages in the world. Through and written exercises, you’ll learn more reading articles, impassioned discussions,
conversation and written exercises, you’ll about French culture and pronunciation, and exercises to help build your vocabulary
learn about French culture as well as vocabulary, basic grammar, and verb tenses. and strengthen your understanding of
pronunciation, vocabulary, basic grammar, Emphasis will be placed on the review and grammar. Conversations will center around
and verb tenses. Emphasis will be on useful, expansion of useful, everyday phrases. class interests and we’ll tackle themes such
everyday words and phrases, including Prerequisite: our French: Beyond Beginner as current events, politics, food, work, travel,
greetings, time, weather, travel, and food. class, or comparable experience. This class family, and more.
This class is for beginners or those who wish is a continuation from the fall. New L129-P21 $159
to review the fundamentals. students welcome. 6 Mondays @ Online 7–8:30pm
The textbook is Ultimate French: Beginner- The required books are a Pocket Book of French April 26–June 7 (No class May 31)
Intermediate, by Heminway. Verbs and a copy of Ultimate French: Beginner-
L102-P21 $189 Intermediate, by Heminway.
8 Wednesdays @ Online 6–7:30pm L109-P21 $149
April 14–June 9 (No class April 21) 7 Wednesdays @ Online 7:30–9pm
April 14–June 2 (No class April 21)
[Phil] was entertaining, good
materials, fun class dynamic.
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Italian: Italian: Intermediate
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Beyond Beginner Romina Crociani, Instructor
French Book Club
Romina Crociani, Instructor If you understand the basics of Italian
Michel L’Huillier, Instructor
Continuamo a divertirci in italiano! Let’s con- grammar and have developed your reading
Join us for a book club in French! We will
tinue to have fun with Italian! Using a commu- comprehension skills, this class will help
discuss Les Contes de la Bécasse by Guy de
nicative and inductive approach, you’ll further increase your knowledge of the language.
Maupassant, a collection of short stories
develop your language skills through readings Through lectures and in-class exercises, we’ll
about his native Normandy, the Franco
and conversations. Prerequisite: our Italian: practice vocabulary, tenses, expressions,
German war, social changes and the
Beginner class or comparable experience. and discuss topics of your choice. We’ll also
Industrial Revolution in France at the dawn
The required books are Italian Made Simple, by study short texts that will expose you to
of the 20th century. Humor is present at every
Cristina Mazzoni, and an Italian dictionary. Italian society and culture. Ciao. A presto!
turn, but so is an unspeakable and shapeshift-
This is a continuation class. We welcome new stu- Prerequisite: our Italian: Beyond Beginner
ing cruelty. We’ll read three short stories each
dents. If you are not sure this is the right level class class or comparable experience.
week, and our French-born instructor will
for you, email romycrociani@gmail.com. The required books are Italian Made Simple by
guide the discussion as we share our perspec-
Cristina Mazzoni, and an Italian dictionary. Have
tives and personal stories. If you love litera- L110-P21-1 $159
these books handy for class.
ture and French conversation, rejoignez-nous. 8 Mondays @ Online 10–11:30am
The discussion will be entirely in French. April 12–June 14 (No class April 19 & May 31) L310-P21 $159
And at the end of the class we’ll try to define 8 Mondays @ Online 6–7:30pm
L110-P21-2 $159
Maupassant’s style and his place in French April 12–June 14 (No class April 19 & May 31)
8 Wednesdays @ Online 6–7:30pm
literature’s Pantheon.
April 14–June 9 (No class April 21)
This is an advanced class. Les Contes de la Bécasse Italian: Advanced Conversation
is available on Amazon or Kindle (used or new). L110-P21-3 $159
8 Thursdays @ Online 11am–12:30pm Romina Crociani, Instructor
L594-P21 $159 Join us for a stimulating discussion-based
April 15–June 10 (No class April 22)
6 Thursdays @ Online 7–8:30pm round table conducted entirely in italiano.
April 29–June 3 yt
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cussions on current events, literature, culture,
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ime Beyond Beginner/ travel, art, music, cooking, and more. For
Italian: Beginner
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Lower Intermediate this class, you should have a strong work-
Romina Crociani & Massimo Laurora, Romina Crociani, Instructor ing knowledge of Italian basic conversation
Instructors In this class you will continue to practice and grammar (verb tenses, pronouns, and a
Whether you’re going to Italy or just want to your Italian while further developing the strong vocabulary) and the ability to read the
understand some delightful phrases, come basics of grammar. In particular, the course language well, so we can strictly focus on your
study this lively and expressive language. will focus on irregular verbs, adverbs, speaking skills.
You’ll learn basic grammar concepts and pronouns, and the present perfect. You’ll be Have an Italian dictionary handy.
idiomatic expressions while developing your encouraged to speak the language through
vocabulary and writing skills. Participation is
L126-P21 $175
reading and listening activities. We’ll also
a must, so be ready to have some fun. 8 Wednesdays @ Online 7:45–9:30pm
explore aspects of Italian culture.
The required books are Italian Made Simple by April 14–June 9 (No class April 21)
The required books are Italian Made Simple by
Cristina Mazzoni, and an Italian dictionary. Cristina Mazzoni, and an Italian dictionary. Have
L103-P21-1 $159 (Crociani) these books handy.
8 Wednesdays @ Online 10am–11:30pm L567-P21-1 $159
April 14–June 9 (No class April 21) 8 Mondays @ Online 11:45am–1:15pm
April 12–June 14 (No class April 19 & May 31)
L103-P21-2 $159 (Laurora)
This is a continuation class. We welcome new
8 Tuesdays @ Online 6–7:30pm students. If you are not sure this is the right level
April 13–June 8 (No class April 20) class for you, email romycrociani@gmail.com.
L567-P21-2 $159
8 Tuesdays @ Online 7:30–9pm
April 13–June 8 (No class April 20)
www.newtoncommunityed.org 9Food & Drink
Russian: Beginners & Beyond American Sign Language
for Beginners Food & Drink
Elena Ceban, Instructor
You don’t need to travel to Moscow to learn Colleen McGilpin, Instructor Some classes in this category are outdoors
Russian. Master the fundamentals and start Speak with your hands! If you like learn- in-person; masks and social distancing are required.
reading, writing, and speaking the primary ing languages, you’ll love American Sign
language of Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine, plus Language (ASL). ASL is a common language New
widely spoken in Latvia and Estonia. You’ll among deaf people. It’s different from any
learn the Russian alphabet (it’s not as hard as other language you may have been exposed Batch Cooking for the Freezer
it may seem), pronunciation, and the basics of to: you use your hands, combined with Robin Kalis, Instructor
conversation. We’ll also review grammar and facial expressions and body postures, to Are you tired of cooking every day?
verb tenses, and discuss aspects of Russian communicate. Join us for an introduction to Constantly thinking (or forgetting to think)
history, culture, politics, and religion. its concepts and learn basic vocabulary and about what to make for dinner? Join us to
The required text is Russian at a Glance: Barron’s grammar. This is a full immersion class so learn to batch-cook food to freeze, letting you
Phrase Book and Dictionary for Travelers, by there will be no speaking with our voices. All pull out whatever you need for a quick meal.
Thomas R. Beyer, Jr. communication will be done by signing. If In this class we will prepare a white chicken
L198-P21 $135 you’re fascinated by ASL, or just want to learn chili with rice. This reliable dish is always a
7 Tuesdays @ Online 7:30–8:30pm to sign, this is the class for you. hit and easy to make. With an added fresh
April 27–June 8 Required text is Barron’s American Sign Language salad, you’ll have a ready-made, satisfying,
Second Edition. All in-class communication will be and healthy meals. The instructor will also go
done by signing or typing into the chat. over general principles of batch-cooking and
Beginner Hebrew L592-P21 $115 storage so you can try this with your favorite
Beth Rosenblatt, Instructor 6 Tuesdays @ Online 7:30–8:30pm recipes. Get ready to spend less time in the
Would you like to have a Bar/Bat Mitzvah, kitchen and more time enjoying your family
April 27–June 1
speak conversational Hebrew, or perhaps and friends.
just learn a new language? Join us online and Ingredients list will be emailed.
discover Hebrew. We’ll start with reviewing American Sign Language:
F293-P21 $55
the alphabet, depending on how much you Continuing
Monday April 12 @ Online 6:30–8:30pm
already know. From there, you will work on Colleen McGilpin, Instructor
reading, understanding, and speaking. Our Build on your basic knowledge of American
instructor’s knowledge, sense of humor, and Sign Language (ASL). You’ll learn additional New
passion for the language will help you navi- vocabulary, grammar, classifiers, and in- Mojitos, Margaritas, Martinis,
gate Hebrew quickly and fluently. formation about Deaf culture in a relaxed & More
The book for this class, Learn Hebrew Today Alef environment. We’ll work in small and large
- Bet for Adults by Yedwab, is available for order
Robin Kalis, Instructor
groups in class to facilitate language learning.
online at Amazon.com. Have the book handy for Settle in for happy hour and discover the
Prerequisite: Our American Sign Language for
the first class. secret to making great mixed drinks and easy
Beginners class or comparable experience.
appetizers. During our first meeting, we’ll mix
L982-P21 $139 All in-class communication will be done by signing
martinis and make a brie and beef bruschetta.
6 Thursdays @ Online 6–7:15pm or typing into the chat.
The following week, we’ll make margaritas
April 29–June 3 L498-P21 $115 for Cinco De Mayo along with queso fundido
6 Mondays @ Online 6:30–7:30pm (a warm, gooey, and savory chip and cheese
April 26–May 31 dip). For our final class, we will whip up mud-
dled mojitos and a surprise appetizer. With
the help of our mixologist, you’ll master the
art of cocktail making from the comfort of
home and learn to creatively do cocktail hour
as you’ve never done it before!
Ingredients list will be emailed. This class is for
students 21+.
F671-P21 $95
3 Wednesdays @ Online 6–7:30pm
April 28–May 12
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seniors, stay connected with
lifetime learning
Live Online!
Monday–Thursday mornings
April 26–June 7
• Classical Music Performances
• Distinguished Speakers
• Engaging course offerings
For details on our spring program see p. 31.
www.newtoncommunityed.org 11Class is Outside!
Join us for in person outdoor
experiences
Adults
Springtime Using a Map Arboretum Walking Tour p. 27
Bird Walk and Compass: Charcoal Grilling 101 p. 13
Enjoy a morning walk Forest Orienteering Dumpling Crawl p. 13
with our birding expert. Navigate trails and Garden Coach p. 28
Page 17 wooded terrain using a Greek & Armenian Food Tour p. 13
map and compass. Landscaping & Planting Your Yard p. 27
Page 16 Late Spring Gardening p. 28
Name That Tree p. 28
Outdoor Photography p. 7
Sketching Life Outdoors p. 3
Charcoal Somerville Brew Tour p. 13
Grilling 101 Springtime Bird Walk p. 17
Discover the secret to Tennis: Beginner/Beyond Beginner p. 17
better-tasting barbecue. Urban Foraging: Finding
Sketching Life Edible Wild Plants p. 16
Page 13 Outdoors Using a Map and Compass:
Draw on location and Forest Orienteering p. 16
capture what you see! Vegetable Gardening p. 28
Page 3 Woodcock Walk: Birding
in the Early Spring p. 16
Kids
Amazing Race p. 34
Outdoor Art Archery: LIVE p. 34
Basketball Clinic p. 34
Kids: create cool
Dodgeball p. 34
scluptures with objects
Flag Football p. 35
you find outdoors.
Name That Tree p. 33
Page 33 Nature Explorers p. 33
Amazing Race
Outdoor Adventure 2 p. 33
Kids: get fit with fun
Outdoor Art p. 33
running drills and Soccer p. 35
team games. Sports & Games p. 35
Page 34
12 staff@newtoncommunityed.orgFood & Drink
New New New
Tex-Mex Favorites Somerville Brew Tour Vietnamese Cooking 101
Shailini Sisodia, Instructor Beth Kaiserman, Instructor Roberta Hing, Instructor
Mexican food with Texan influences, known Kick off spring the right way—with a beer Vietnamese food is popular around the world
as Tex-Mex, is healthy, vibrant and incredibly tour! Somerville’s small breweries pivoted in for its bright, clean flavors. In this class, you’ll
delicious, so come learn how to make some innovative ways during the pandemic — with learn about common Vietnamese ingredients
restaurant style favorites in this fun, hands offerings ranging from branded masks to and make a complete meal that showcases
on class! We will begin with cheesy, baked online yoga—still, they remain passionate the cuisine’s distinctive flavors. We will begin
jalapeño/sweet pepper poppers and then about their craft. Join us for some delicious by making fresh summer rolls, with an ad-
craft delectable chicken quesadillas, all from pints of creative craft brews inside FAB, a new dictive dipping sauce. Then, we’ll dive into a
scratch, including the tortillas. Next, we’ll brewery and art gallery, and outside Aeronaut traditional Vietnamese favorite main course
whip up homemade roasted tomato salsa to Brewing Co. and Remnant Brewing. You’ll of delicious lemongrass chicken and steamed
accompany the quesadillas and finally, we’ll enjoy refreshing cold ones while hearing jasmine rice. For a sweetly satisfying dessert,
mix a corn, bean and avocado salad with a about how and why they make beer and their we’ll finish with homemade almond cookies
zesty homemade dressing. Bursting with color transformative visions for the future. —an after-dinner treat popular in Vietnam
and flavor, these dishes are like a fiesta in your Meeting location will be emailed to registered and throughout Asia. Soft and chewy, these
mouth—olé! students. Rain date: Thursday, April 15, same time. cookies make the perfect ending to a delight-
Ingredients list and recipes will be emailed. Walking distance: approximately one mile; walk is ful and flavor-packed meal.
mostly flat. You must be 21+ to register. Have your Ingredients list will be emailed.
F983-P21 $55 ID handy for class.
Tuesday May 11 @ Online 6–7:30pm F813-P21 $55
F316-P21 $75
Thursday May 20 @ Online 5:30–7:30pm
Wednesday April 14 @ Outdoors (Somerville)
New 4:30–7pm ime
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Charcoal Grilling 101
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Tyler Gavitt, Instructor New Greek & Armenian
Fire-up the grill! Gas grilling is quick and Food Tour
Dumpling Crawl
convenient, but most “foodies” agree that Beth Kaiserman, Instructor
grilling over charcoal is the way to go for Beth Kaiserman, Instructor
Get to know Watertown and Belmont’s vi-
better-tasting BBQ. Join us to learn the ins Dumplings are a culinary delight found in brant Mediterranean food scene! Home to
and outs of charcoal grilling and take your cuisines worldwide, and Chinese versions are an active Greek community, Watertown also
barbecuing skills to the next level. On the perhaps the best known and loved. Dive into houses one of the country’s largest Armenian
menu: marinated grilled chicken, steamed Cambridge’s dumpling scene and support enclaves. We’ll enjoy delectable samples from
corn on the cob, and open-flame asparagus. local restaurants on this gently-paced some of the area’s best-known Greek and
In our first meeting, you’ll learn how to clean, walking tour. We’ll start at Dumpling Armenian shops, including Eastern Lamejun
prepare, and marinate the chicken overnight Daughter, founded by Nadia Liu Spellman, Bakers, Sevan Bakery, and Sophia’s Greek
and parboil vegetables. For the second class, whose parents owned Boston’s legendary Pantry (famous for its delicious Greek yo-
we’ll meet in person at a local park where restaurant Sally Ling’s. Then, we’ll visit gurt). As we visit each culinary landmark,
our chef instructor will demonstrate how to dumpling staples Dumpling House and Mary you’ll enjoy tasty treats while the business
prepare coals, clean a grill, and season grates. Chung. On the way, we’ll explore each restau- owners discuss managing during the pan-
We’ll cook the chicken and vegetables, apply- rant’s unique story, enjoy delicious samples, demic, what they learned, and what their fu-
ing FDA standards, and learn how to slice and and discover the secret behind what makes ture looks like. You’ll have an opportunity to
present the meal. To conclude, we’ll demon- a perfect dumpling. Steamed or fried? Pick purchase dishes to carry home, so bring your
strate how to extinguish and dispose of coals your favorite! wallet and support these small businesses.
safely. Let’s go grill! Meeting location will be emailed to registered
Meeting location will be emailed to registered
students. Rain date: Sunday, June 6, same time.
This is a two-session class. The first class will be students. Walking distance: approximately one mile
on Zoom and the second class will meet outdoors. F306-P21 $65 at a gentle pace; the walk is mostly flat. Vegetarian,
Recipes and location will be emailed. Saturday June 5 @ Outdoors (Boston) 3–4:30pm vegan, and gluten-free options are available. Rain
date: Sunday, May 16, same time. We will be going
F517-P21 $49 inside the shops and will follow safety guidelines.
Wednesday May 19 @ Online &
Thursday May 20 Outdoors (Newton) 5:30–6:30pm F842-P21 $59
Saturday May 15 @ Outdoors (Watertown) 2–3:30pm
www.newtoncommunityed.org 13Food & Drink
New New
Introduction to Sign up now... Rustic Fruit Pie
the Indian Spice Box for the class you want to take. We Leslie Fishman, Instructor
Shruti Mehta, Instructor must decide whether or not a class What could be better than fresh fruit baked
Cooking Indian food can be both exciting and in a buttery, flaky crust? Fruit pies, crostatas,
is running a week or more before its
intimidating at the same time. The vast array galettes, and tarts, are beloved around the
start date, and your registration can
of exotic herbs and spices, can make even a world for a reason. Together we will prepare
make the difference. fresh, sweet, and juicy tarts from summer
simple dish look daunting. This class solves the
mystery behind the cuisine. You’ll learn about Some classes fill quickly, so register fruits like peaches, apricots, blueberries, and
commonly used spices, including cumin, cori- early to avoid disappointment. plums. Then, we’ll apply the techniques we’ve
ander, turmeric, fenugreek, and garam masala. learned to make tasty desserts throughout the
The spices work together to create a dish that summer using the season’s freshest fruits. Get
can be sweet, sour, hot, and spicy all at once. ready to satisfy your sweet-tooth cravings and
We will prepare a simple Indian dinner that savor some fresh-baked goodness!
delights your palate. Recipes may include Ghee New Ingredients list and recipes will be emailed.
Bhat rice (a buttery rice flavored with whole Fresh Italian Cooking F904-P21 $45
spices like cinnamon bark, cloves, cardamom
pods and many more), Rajasthani Aloo (po-
Shailini Sisodia, Instructor Thursday May 27 @ Online 6:30–8pm
tatoes cooked in an aromatic, heavily spiced Love Italian food? You’re not alone—it’s one
gravy), and Palak Paneer (aka Saag Paneer), of our country’s most popular ethnic cui-
a popular curry with homemade cheese and sines. Our menu features recipes from several
spinach cooked in a creamy sauce of onions, different regions of Italy. We’ll start with a
spices, and, sour cream. Tuscan style soup. Zuppa di Fagioli e Scarola
(escarole with beans and barley). Next on the
Ingredients list will be emailed.
menu: classic tomato bruschetta and pan-sau-
F762-P21 $55 téed asparagus. For our main course—or pri-
Thursday May 13 @ Online 5:30–7:30pm mo—we’ll prepare a hearty Bolognese sauce
over a mound of cheesy, homemade polenta.
Let’s finish our meal on a sweet note with
An Evening of Indian Delight
Biscotti alle Mandorle (low-fat, lemon-scent-
Shruti Mehta, Instructor New
ed almond cookies). Treat yourself to a bit
Join us for a night of cooking and culture as of la dolce vita and settle in for some home- Desserts Around the Globe
we prepare an authentic Indian vegetarian cooked Italian. Elena Ceban, Instructor
dinner. We’ll sauté, stir, and fry a variety of
Ingredients list will be emailed. Travel the world without leaving home with
vegetables and lentils, aromatic spices, and
F678-P21 $55 these delicious desserts from across the globe!
grains to craft a scrumptiously satisfying
We will bake tiramisu, baklava, apfelstrudel,
dinner. Come prepared for hands-on partic- Thursday May 6 @ Online 5:30–7:30pm
alfajores, and more. Which will be your
ipation and be transported to another food
favorite? These international desserts are sure
culture. Possible dishes may include Vegetable
to delight your taste buds and impress your
Tikka Masala (a vegetarian take on the
friends and family. Join us for this global
popular chicken tikka masala), Masoor Dal
culinary adventure from the comfort of
(red lentils cooked with onion, garlic ginger,
your kitchen.
chilies, and spices) and Yogurt Rice (a South
Indian specialty). Ingredients list will be emailed.
Ingredients list will be emailed. F581-P21 $119
F108-P21 $55 6 Tuesdays @ Online 6–7pm
Tuesday April 27 @ Online 5:30–7:30pm May 4–June 8
I loved Shruti’s stories
behind the dishes. I felt like
I learned much more than
just the recipes.
14 staff@newtoncommunityed.orgRecreation
New New
Recreation
Creative Cupcakes Let’s Talk About Music
Sharon Siriwardena, Instructor Many classes in this category are outdoors in- John Clark, Instructor
Design a sweet treat! Apply your artistic talent person; masks and social distancing are required. If you’re passionate about music and en-
to cake and cupcake decorating. To start, we’ll joy stimulating, in-depth discussion about
make delicious cupcakes from scratch, whip Get Hooked on Mah-Jongg popular songs, this class is for you. It’s like
up tasty buttercream frosting, and decorate Beth Rosenblatt, Instructor a book club for music lovers! We’ll listen to
our cupcakes using basic piping skills. Then, There’s a reason your grandmother loved well-known tracks from the 1950s, ‘60s, and
using ready-made fondant, our star sugar this game, and you will too. Mah-Jongg is a ‘70s (including music from the Beatles, Stevie
artist instructor will share fondant modeling strategic tile-based game that uses “suits” like Wonder, Chuck Berry, Joni Mitchell, and
techniques for more advanced designs to help rummy. It’s complicated and addictive, so more), then study them in detail. We’ll discuss
you take your cupcakes to the next level. Join learn the rules, play once, and you’ll want to their meaning, explore what they mean to you
us to create confectionery masterpieces that play again and again. Join us to learn its basic personally, and consider their relationship to
will impress your friends and family and liven moves and the strategies you need to win; the historical period. You’ll leave class with
up any special occasion. each session will include instruction. a deeper understanding of and appreciation
See our website for the materials you’ll need for this for some of our culture’s most important and
Have a 2020 Mah-Jongg card for class.
class. Recipes will be emailed. Vegan recipes are You can order your card from nmjl.org or best-loved songs.
available by request, contact our instructor at mahjonggmaven.com. Z787-P21 $125
sharon.siriwardena@gmail.com.
Z115-P21 $99 6 Thursdays @ Online 7–8:30pm
F492-P21 $49 April 29–June 3
4 Mondays @ Online 6:30–8pm
2 Mondays @ Online 4–5pm May 3–24
May 3 & 10 ime
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Bridge for Beginners Ross Eldridge, Instructor
New
Kimberly Gilman & Nancy Olt, Instructors You already know the basics of chess, how to
Irish Whiskey Tasting Engage your brain — learn and play bridge set up the chess pieces, and how the pieces
Robert Lublin, Instructor online! Bridge is an exciting card game of move. Are you ready to go to the next level?
Did you know that Ireland produces some of logic and detective work, and it is a great way We will examine opening principles and
the finest whiskey in the world? Join us for to be social. Through our online bridge class- simple endgames, and learn about nota-
a fun, relaxing introduction to Irish whis- room, you will learn by playing, not lecture, tions for reading (and writing) games. We’ll
key and see why Ireland’s finest whiskeys getting all the basics, including how to bid, review illustrative games and delve into
have been said to go toe-to-toe with the best play, and defend in modern bridge. You’ll play tactics and strategy. Novice players: you are
Scotch. We’ll compare some of the mainstays, this absorbing game with a partner against welcome as long as you have a basic under-
including Jameson, Bushmills, Powers, and another pair, so bring a friend (or foursome!) standing of chess.
Tullamore Dew. Then we’ll refine our palates if you can. Singles are welcome and will be The instructor recommends you create an account
by sampling some of the high-end varieties paired up in class. Learn bridge, and you’ll on chess.com (it’s free to play) before the first class.
that distinguish the Emerald Isle, such as enjoy many years of entertainment, mental R307-P21 $155; $280/pair
Redbreast, Green Spot, and more. If you challenge, and friendship. 6 Wednesdays @ Online 7–9pm
like Scotch but haven’t given Irish whiskey a This is a beginner class, and it’s also open to players April 28–June 2
proper try, prepare to be amazed! A selection who would like a refresher. Required text is Bridge
of whiskey samples will be available for safe Basics 1.
pickup in Newton. We will taste and discuss New
Z724-P21-1 $185
them together over Zoom. Monday Night at the Movies:
8 Wednesdays @ Online 1–2:45pm
This class is for students 21+. Tuition includes Obscure Mysteries & Thrillers
April 14–June 2
the cost of the beverages. Pickup directions will be
Join us at the virtual cinema to explore un-
emailed one week before the class start date. Z724-P21-2 $185
der the radar cinematic mysteries with an
F992-P21-1 $75 8 Tuesdays @ Online 7–8:45pm
award-winning local filmmaker. For details,
April 13–June 1 see page 23.
Tuesday May 18 @ Online 7:30–9pm
F992-P21-2 $75
Wednesday June 9 @ Online 7:30–9pm
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