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Baha’i Bicentenary: A Global Perspective
With Harold Rosen What was the most significant transition for humanity in the 19th century? Baha'is believe that future historians, in response to this question, will point to the emergence of the Baha'i Faith. This new religion aims toward an ever-advancing global civilization, with peace, justice and prosperity for all people. October 2019 marks the [...]
Cruising Through Retirement
With Jean Webster Learn how to affordably see the world in comfort and style on a cruise. Master Cruiser Jean Webster will share her secrets on where and when to find the best prices, and tips about choosing the best cruise line for you based on her years of experience. Jean and her husband, John, [...]
Travel to Ireland
With Brian Antonson A small island with a memorable punch, Ireland's breathtaking landscapes and friendly, welcoming people leave visitors wanting to return. History is everywhere, from the breathtaking monuments of prehistoric Ireland at Brú na Bóinne, Slea Head in Kerry and Carrowmore in Sligo, to the fabulous ruins of Ireland's rich monastic past at Glendalough. [...]
Dramatic Readings
Facilitated by Carolyn Armistead and Natasha Purnell Come enhance your life with a bit of performative reading. We will be performing an original Remembrance Day work this semester, written by our script writing class, as well as an adaptation of ‘A Christmas Carol’. Each work will have two rehearsals prior to the performance at the [...]
French Conversation (Beginner) With Nicole Bellay
Image of Rural Quebec Treat yourself new language This course builds on your foundation knowledge to improve your French-language skills for travel or to help kids or grandkids with their French homework. The goal is to build a big enough vocabulary base for the novice to use it in simple sentence. We do [...]