This class is designed not only to inspire people to explore their goals and passions, but also to give them an actionable plan on how to navigate a new and evolving life phase. Retirement is no longer a destination, it's now a transition on a journey. It's more important to think about what you're retiring TO, rather than what you're retiring FROM.

If you find smartphones and tablets daunting, you will find this class a perfect introduction to connecting with our changing world of technology. This is a hands-on class with a focus on having fun with your iPad and/or iPhone.

Have you ever wondered how much you might be like Atticus Finch in "To Kill a Mockingbird," Ove in "A Man Called Ove," or Celie in "The Color Purple"?

In this course, as we analyze great literary characters, we will ask, how much are we like these memorable characters?

In this guided listening series, we will listen to classical music and follow along with written program notes telling what to listen for. We will be able to identify when themes appear, are developed, and reappear to form a complete musical arc. 

Entitled The King of Crimebusters, this course will investigate and discuss three of Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe novels, one collection of his short stories, and a single story published in "The American Magazine." We will discover how one detective can use his genius to identify murderers without leaving the comfort of his home.