Express-Plus Class is a 4 hour version of the Express Class (three hour express class plus one hour of hands-on labor instruction). It is offered monthly on Saturday for those with limited time or opportunity to complete the 8 hour...
Age level: Adults, 13+ Online registration is open Join Friends of Warner Parks for a combination trail maintenance/invasive plant removal opportunity. We’ll learn to identify common pest plants along the trails and work to combat their spread to protect our...
Ready to save money, time, AND start eating healthier? Meal planning is the key to making long-lasting dietary changes for both you and your family. Learn this essential life skill and finally master each piece of meal planning, from the...
Age level: Adults, 13+ Online registration opens January 3 In the 1800s Horace Page owned the land that is now known as the Burch Reserve. Hike this new area of Edwin Warner Park and look for clues to the life...
Parents recently deployed, separated, divorcing, or facing family changes find this class helps them better understand their child’s developmental needs and learn co-parenting skills that will guide families through times of transition.
This class is for new parents, adoptive parents, grandparents and other caregivers. The class covers how to bathe, diaper, swaddle, feed, dress, and hold an infant with hands-on demonstration and practice with baby dolls. Normal Newborn... INSTRUCTOR: Heather Stubblefield
The Whole Life Challenge is a 6-week online game that allows you to effect lasting change in your life.
Ready to save money, time, AND start eating healthier? Meal planning is the key to making long-lasting dietary changes for you and your family. Learn this essential life skill and finally master meal planning from the grocery store to the...
Age level: Adults, 13+ Online registration is open We will visit our leafless trees and learn how to identify them by focusing on their bark, fruits, and especially their twigs! Leader: Deb Beazley
Parents recently deployed, separated, divorcing, or facing family changes find this class helps them better understand their child’s developmental needs and learn co-parenting skills that will guide families through times of transition.
