Want to learn more French? The goal of the class is to emphasize the ability of each student to discuss topics such as holidays, services and travel using everyday expressions. The class will prepare you with the basic foundation for a safe and fun “sejour” in France or other francophone countries. At the end of the course, you will have a better understanding of the French culture and will be more confident in conversing in French. Suggested prerequisite: a basic knowledge in French grammar. Instructor Ingrid Vega.

Gain an in depth understanding of color psychology, which is crucial in creating spaces that evoke the desired emotional atmosphere in your home. This will be a journey to discover the language of color and how color can enhance our lives and the spaces we live in. Instructor Joann Dusza ‐ Athas.

Just in time for spring, we will taste and learn more about rose wines from around the world, including rose wines from France's Provence region as well as other great wine regions. Instructor Ken Ross.

An introduction covering the first building blocks needed for achieving proficiency in speaking and understanding Polish including a review of Polish culture, customs, history, and Polish influences throughout the world. You’ll finish the workshop having had some degree of success in conversing in Polish. THE CLASS WILL BE PRESENTED VIA ZOOM. Instructor Karolyna Kopczynski.

In this creative writing‐focused workshop, we will be reviewing the various forms of poetry and prose to begin creating an original composition that will be peer reviewed for constructive feedback. With introductory writing activities to get your creativity flowing, we will then transition into completing a text that you can later expand on and submit for publishing. Explore various platforms and resources that will allow you to publish your work independently or through a publishing press. 

Many people start taking social security as soon as possible… but is this the best choice for you? Learn how to maximize your social security and survivor benefits. Strategies for those that are single, married, divorced and widowed will be discussed. Cost of living adjustments, taxation of benefits and working while collecting social security will be explained. Coordinating other retirement accounts with social security distributions and Required Minimum Distribution rules will be explained to assist you in making informed decisions. Workbook included. Instructor: Susan Allen.

This introductory class is designed for golfers that have never played. In five one hour long sessions, Marissa will cover everything you need to know to play your first round of golf. Classes will cover the basics of the golf swing, putting, short game techniques, rules and etiquette. She will also discuss what you need to golf, therefore it is recommended that you do not go out and buy clubs until you have started this class. A workbook/reference guide will be provided. Golf clubs are not needed but clubs/sets will be recommended upon request. Classes will be held at Twin Hills Country Club, Longmeadow MA. Please Note: Dress Code Policy (while practicing or playing golf)To ensure a comfortable atmosphere, Twin Hills Country Club requires a specific dress code of proper golf attire for all members and guests. Men should wear a collared shirt, pants or golf shorts. No cargos or cutoff shorts or jeans allowed. Shirts must be tucked in and hats forward. Women golfers often wear pants, skirts or golf shorts. No jeans, leggings, racer back or tube tops, short shorts or short skirts allowed. No class on May 15, 22.

Students will be given a high-level overview of Trusts, starting with a description of the essential features of a Trust. From that foundation, Revocable, Irrevocable, Testamentary, and Special Needs Trusts will be discussed in detail. The uses and important features for each type of Trust will be explained. Also covered will be how to fund each type of Trust to ensure the Trust achieves the desired outcome. The instructor will explain the difference between the three types of Special Needs Trusts, which are First Party, Third Party, and Pooled. The instructor invites and encourages questions throughout the course. Instructor Atty Karen G. Jackson