The Jitterbug is so fun to do and it seems to be the dance all ages enjoy…everyone is always smiling while jitterbugin'! If you want to learn how, this 4-week class will teach you the basics. You will learn turns and fun moves of this swinging dance. This very social dance can be done at any occasion and you will have a blast even if it's in the living room. We will dance to a variety of music from country to funky. Register individually. NOTE: Class size is limited.

Come join the buzz as Bee-ginning Beekeeping provides you with an introduction to hobby beekeeping! This class will review the origins of beekeeping and opportunities and challenges facing apiculture today. You’ll learn the basics of how to start beekeeping as a hobby, along with aids like tools, hive and protective suit, further educational opportunities here in the Hills, and time for questions/answers.

This introductory course explores how to grow fresh food year-round using hydroponics and aquaponics, even without soil or outdoor space. You’ll learn how these systems use water, nutrients, and natural biological processes to support plant growth, including how fish, plants, and beneficial bacteria work together. The class covers key concepts like system types, lighting, water quality, and the best crops for indoor growing. Participants will also gain practical ideas for setting up their own small-scale systems at home. No prior gardening experience is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to learn.

THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO INSTRUCTOR ISSUES.

This high-energy hip-hop dance class is designed for all skill levels, combining foundational moves with modern choreography in a fun and supportive environment. Participants will build confidence, improve coordination, and learn dynamic routines set to today’s hottest music. Whether you're new to dance or looking to sharpen your skills, this class is all about expression, movement, and having a great time. Please were good dancing shoes and comfotable clothes. 

This class is designed to support students preparing for their driver’s license outside of traditional driver’s education. It provides help with understanding traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices, as well as preparation for both the written and road tests. Students can ask questions, review challenging topics, and gain confidence in their driving knowledge. While participants will still take their DMV tests independently, this class offers guidance to help them succeed.

In the session you are guided though the steps on how to build a multiple-signature book. You will learn how to use basic binding tools. This class is a great introduction to book making and participants will leave with their own hand bound, leatherbound journal. Note: An additional $50 supply fee paid to instructor at class for supplies/materials.

Live boldly, be fierce. Learn the basics of self-defense hands-on in this community-based self-defense class. Develop skills in prevention, assertiveness, situational awareness, and reactionary time. Explore body language, verbal/physical, spatial skills, and more. A certified martial arts instructor teaches this class and is open to all body types and skill levels. Students in this class must wear comfortable athletic clothing and bring a water bottle to class. FCMAA instructor Mr. Alex will lead Session A. FCMAA instructor Mr. Adam will lead Session B. (children ages 12+ are welcome when accompanied by a guardian)

New to crochet? This focused, hands-on “Boot Camp” is designed for absolute beginners who want to learn the basics in a single afternoon through a structured, supportive, and immersive session. You’ll receive step-by-step instruction, guided practice, and individualized support as you learn how to hold yarn and hooks, make a slip knot and foundation chain, and work single and double crochet stitches while understanding tension and stitch height. By the end of class, you’ll also be able to recognize and correct common beginner mistakes and feel confident continuing on your own. Students will complete a small practice swatch to demonstrate the stitches learned, as this is a skill-building workshop rather than a full project class. Please bring worsted weight yarn in a light color, a 5.5–6.5 mm hook (or size appropriate for your yarn), scissors, and optional stitch markers; no prior experience is required, and breaks will be included.