TriDistrict Community Education

Spread joy by crafting heartfelt notes with fellow volunteers. These messages of kindness will be included in locally delivered meals and brighten someone's day! Join us to create a ripple of happiness. All materials are supplied for this act of community compassion. Cardstock donations greatly appreciated. Facilitator: Pat Marshall 2nd Tuesdays

Unlock your inner artist by employing acrylic paint in the evocative style of a master. Paint your personal rendition of a landscape, still life, floral or portrait. In January/February's 6-week session, we'll be taking our inspiration from Vincent Van Gogh's Willows at Sunset. A list of supplies to bring from home will be provided. An additional supply fee of $30 is due at class. Instructor: Linda Stout

You Can Knit a Scarf Learn to knit a scarf from an experienced, enthusiastic knitter. We’ll make mistakes and learn from them together in a supportive environment. This class is suitable for someone who is brand new to knitting or has experienced a lot of frustration in previous attempts.By the end of the class, students will know how to knit, how to purl, how to read an easy pattern, and where to find good resources for future learning. Students will also gain experience with techniques like long-tail cast-on, basic bind-off, measuring gauge, and weaving in ends. Some students will end class with a finished scarf, while others will be well on their way to a finished scarf.Students are welcome to purchase their own supplies and bring them to the first class or purchase directly from the instructor at the first class. Supplies needed: - Two balls of worsted weight yarn (soft wool recommended) - One pair of US 9 (5.5 mm) needles (or the size recommended on the ball band of your yarn) - One darning needle - One small tape measure or ruler