Spring 2016 csnhs

The Community School of New Hope-Solebury offers continuing education through creative, physical, and intellectual opportunities. Now in our 38th year, we are continuing in an exciting new phase of improved content and service to students. Spring semester classes begin on Mar. 9 and run through June. Courses are held at New HopeSolebury High School, 182 W. Bridge St., New Hope, unless otherwise noted. There are no classes if the high school is closed.

REGISTER FOR CLASSES NOW (See more details on Registration Page) Online at www.CSNHS.org (Community School of New Hope-Solebury) using your credit card.

By telephone (215-297-0500). Our registration desk is open weekdays 9am-5pm.

There is a $5 fee, which you can avoid by using our online process. Please have your courses and course codes already selected and your credit card ready

By Fax Use Registration Form in back and fax to 215-297-0500 Questions? Call Nancy Lawson at 215-297-0500 (voicemail) or email to: nancylawson@csnhs.org

SPRING 2016 CLASSES Computers for Business_____________________________3 Computers for Personal Use_________________________4 Culinary Arts (Ethnic)_______________________________6 Culinary Arts (Fun)_________________________________8 Dance____________________________________________11 Digital Photography & Graphic Design__________12 Fine Arts & Crafts__________________________________13 Fitness__________________________________________16 Health & Wellness________________________________20 Hobbies__________________________________________22 Language and Culture_____________________________24 Leisure_________________________________________25 Teen Courses______________________________________27 Trips and Travel Info____________________________28 Writing___________________________________________29 Registration Form__________________________________30 Information_______________________________________31

A portion of your CSNHS tuition payment contributes to our annual high school senior Scholarship Award. All of our funding is self-generated.

We are a 501(c)(3) organization and gratefully accept donations of any size.

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COMPUTERS: FOR BUSINESS Also see listings under Computers For Personal Use, Digital Photography, and Writing

COMPUTER BASICS–MICROSOFT WORD AND MORE Keyboarding, using a mouse, copying and deleting files, the Internet, e-mail, the basics of the Microsoft Windows program, including Microsoft Word to create letters, brochures, books and more. Laptops will be available, but you are welcome to bring your own laptop and software, if available, to become more familiar with your system. Great class for those re-entering the workforce or brushing up on their job skills. Fee: $125 | Course: CB101 | 4 Wed., Mar. 9–Apr. 6, 7-9 pm (no class 3/23) Instructor: Orlando Nieves

MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR BEGINNERS Learn the basics of this popular Microsoft Office Suite software; it’s for people who want to better organize, store and analyze both numerical and text information. Learn how to manage data, perform calculations and present professional looking results; applications include home and business. Whether you are new to spreadsheets, or currently use 2003, 2007, 2010 or 2013 Excel versions, you’ll learn how to create workbooks that incorporate formulas, functions, and charts; how

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to set up tables and databases, and then efficiently manage, sort, and filter data to give you the information and results you want. Formatting and printing professional looking output will be stressed. Your personal and/or business decision making processes can be dramatically enhanced.

Most businesses use Excel in some way; it is an important job skill as well as a powerful and useful personal tool. Hands-on class; laptops will be provided during class, but students are encouraged to bring their own laptops and software, if available. Fee: $125 | Course: CB102 4 Tues., Mar. 8–Apr. 5, 7-9 pm (no class 3/22) | Instructor: Dennis Haggerty

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT FOR BEGINNERS & BEYOND In this hands-on course, learn to prepare professional looking and persuasive multipage slide presentations including photos, graphics, charts, external and internal hyperlinks, and more. You will gain insight to the “rules” regarding the best slide content, format, and style for the intended audience as well as insight about how to develop and use a confident and effective oral presentation style. Class includes the option for student oral presentation practice. Slide templates, animation and transition, video and sound will be included in presentations for maximum impact to help retain your audience’s attention, but with care to not going over the top. Publishing the presentation as a useful audience handout and in other forms will be addressed. PowerPoint is the overwhelming leader as the software choice for virtually all businesses, educational, and other organizations.

More and more businesses expect employees to at least be acquainted with PowerPoint. PowerPoint is typically included in the Microsoft Office suite. Laptops will be available during class, but students can bring their own devices and software, if available. Fee: $125 | Course: CB108 4 Wed., Apr. 13–May 4, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Dennis Haggerty

QUICKBOOKS FOR BEGINNERS USING ONLINE-THE NEXT GENERATION SYSTEM Get ready for tax season and learn the basics of QuickBooks Online–the Next Generation, a Cloudbased system that lets you manage your finances from any device, anywhere. This hands-on course covers tracking income and expenses for quarterly or year-end taxes, sending invoices, and reconciling transactions. This bank-level security system allows you to take photos of receipts and use a mobile app to download transactions automatically, receive payments directly from customers and automatically deposit these to your bank account, and to run reports automatically. Students must have basic computer knowledge–we’ll cover accounting terms. Laptops will be provided during class, but students are encouraged to bring their own laptops so they can work on projects during and after class. Great class to upgrade your job skills. Fee: $100 | Course: CB104 | 2 Thurs., Mar. 10 & 17, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Gita Faust, Advanced Certified QuickBooks Online ProAdvisor

One-Night Course

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS AND NETWORKING Learn how to effectively use Facebook, LinkedIn, and other networking sites for business networking, marketing your business, making effective contacts, and advancing your career. Great for those in the job market or business owners. Bring your laptop to class if you want to refer to your accounts during this demonstration class. Fee: $28 | Course: CB107 Tues, May 3, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Orlando Nieves

COMPUTERS: FOR PERSONAL USE Also see listings under Computers for Business, Digital Photography, and Writing

One-Night Course

CLOUD TECHNOLOGY–STORAGE Wouldn’t it be great to have all your paperwork, photos, games, music, and more stored securely–no matter what device you use? Learn about the Cloud Storage systems that can help you organize, backup, and synchronize all your electronic files–and to access these materials from any device wherever you are. We’ll discuss how to safeguard your privacy. Feel free to bring your own device to class. Fee: $28 | Course: CH160 Wed., May 11, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Tom Earley, Junction PC

One-Night Course

COMPUTER MAINTENANCE THE BASICS Keep your MS Windows-based computer running smoothly by learning easy to perform tips and techniques used by the pros. Avoid costly problems and frustration by doing the basics on your own using many free products available for virus protection and removal, data backups, and safer browsing. Fee: $28 | Course: CH152 | Mon., Mar. 14, 7-9pm | Instructor: Tom Earley, Junction PC 4 COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY | SPRING 2016 COURSES

One-Night Course

CRAIGSLIST BUYING & SELLING Do you want to clear away your clutter while making money? Would you like to get a great deal on your next purchase? We’ll show you how to buy items that may be unique or discounted on Craigslist; teach you how to post items, manage your postings, and secure your sales on Craigslist safely and securely. Learn how to search for your next purchase locally and how to deal with pickup and delivery and the financial aspects of Craigslist. This demonstration class will walk through the many features offered through Craigslist and de-mystify the buying and selling process of this online service. Bring your laptop to class if you want to refer to your own account during class.

Fee: $35 Course: CH158 | Mon, Mar. 28, 6:30 –9 pm | Instructor: Carl Corino

One-Night Course

EBAY FOR BEGINNERS Make money and get rid of your old stuff through eBay. This demonstration class will cover the log in process, the ins and outs of on-line auctions; how to sell, the best time to sell, and step-by-step instructions on listing items, shipping, and maintaining security. Be confident that you’re getting the best price for your items. Bring your laptop to class if you want to refer to your own account during class. Fee: $35 | Course: CH154 | Mon, Mar. 7, 6:30 –9 pm | Instructor: Carl Corino

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One-Night Course

FACEBOOK FOR BEGINNERS Social networking sites, primarily Facebook, are increasingly becoming a part of our everyday lives.

Learn how to set up accounts, protect your privacy, and how to post and share images. Bring your laptop to class if you want to refer to your own account during class. Fee: $28 | Course: CH156 Thurs, Mar. 17, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Orlando Nieves

New One-Night Course

FACEBOOK–HOW TO RUN A VIRTUAL YARD SALE Selling items on Facebook is quick, easy, safe, helping you de-clutter without holding a garage sale.

In this demonstration class, we’ll cover how to set up a Facebook account if you don’t already have one, ways to list and price your items, and how to safely arrange a sale at an offsite location for your protection. Please bring digital photos of items you’d like to sell so we can guide you through how to do your listing. We’ll also discuss Freecycle and other ways to donate unwanted items to help organize your home. Bring your laptop to class if you want to refer to your own account during class. Fee: $28 | Course: CH159 | Thurs, May 5, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Val McLeod

One-Night Course

IPAD, IPOD, IPHONE Find out how to make the most of this technology, with tons of apps for work and home. Whether you already own or are planning to purchase, we’ll walk you through the basics, finding applications to help make life easier. Bring your iOS device and questions. Fee: $28 | Course: CH157 Tues, Apr. 19, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Orlando Nieves

New One-Night Course

VIDEO CHATTING: SKYPE, FACETIME, OOVOO AND MORE Video chatting is a great way to see how the grandkids have grown, interview for a job, check out a travel destinations, and more. We’ll go over the ins and outs of Skype, Facetime, Oovoo and other video chatting services. Covers what equipment is needed–or not–how to set up your video, sound, and settings, and ways to safeguard your privacy. Feel free to bring your own device to class to try out these programs. Fee: $28 | Course: CH160 | Thurs., Apr. 14, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Tom Earley, Junction PC

CULINARY ARTS: ETHNIC Also see listings under Culinary Arts: Fun Cooking

New Course

GREEK COOKING Greek cooking showcases the Mediterranean diet that uses fresh, healthy ingredients. We’ll make a Spanakopita, a savory pastry filled with spinach and feta cheese, Fasolakia –Greek-style green beans, and Moussaka, an eggplant, potato, and zucchini dish, and other favorites. This Greek experience will end with a sit-down tasting and a dash of culture from instructor who was raised in a Greek family–Oopa.

Please bring a container for your creations. Fee: $55 (plus $15 to instructor each class for cost of food) Course: EC222 | 2 Tues, Apr. 19 & 26, 6:30-9 pm Instructor: Val McLeod, Certified Teacher, Raised in a Greek home

INDIAN VEGETARIAN COOKING Indian Cooking infuses spices, healthy vegetarian ingredients, and ayurvedic principles of living. We’ll experiment with a multitude of Indian spices and ingredients, covering soups, lentils, main dishes, and

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desserts. Taught by a native of India, we’ll cover the history of dishes, the Indian culture, and tasting the food. All new recipes. Please bring two containers for your creations.

Fee: $85 (Plus $10 to instructor each class for cost of food) | Course: EC202 3 Thurs, May 12–26, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Neelam Jain, Shop of India

New One-Night Course

JAPANESE SHABU SHABU Shabu shabu is one of Japan’s most popular hot pot dishes, featuring raw vegetables, tofu, and thin slices of beef cooked in broth. It’s a fun meal, since everyone sits around the hot pot and cooks together–a great way to get the kids to eat their veggies. Hands-on class ends with a sit-down tasting and plenty of Japanese culture. Fee: $28 (plus $15–$20 to instructor for cost of food) | Course: EC223 Thurs, May 5, 6:30-9:00 pm | Instructor: Fukue (Fay) Toyozato

New Course

KOREAN COOKING Korean cooking is quick and easy to make, plus it features wholesome ingredients that the entire family will love. We’ll experiment with ways to serve kimchi, one of the healthiest foods around; from pancakes, kimchee fried rice, dumplings, and other great dishes. We’ll also make Bibimbap, a deep bowl dish featuring “crackly” rice, vegetables, and meats or seafood. Class concludes with a tasting and dash of Korean culture. Please bring an apron and a container for your creations. Students have the option to purchase some hard to find items from instructor at class. Fee: $55 (plus $10–15 to instructor each class for cost of

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food; option to purchase hard to find items from instructor) | Course: EC224 | 2 Wed., Apr. 6 & 13, 6:309:00 pm | Instructor: Michelle Cho Churchill

MEXICAN COOKING Learn to make popular Mexican casual dishes, known as “street food” such as hand-pressed tortillas made from specialty flours, homemade zesty enchiladas, tacos, appetizers, tamales, authentic salsa, and Mexican Wedding Cookies. We’ll experiment with meat, black bean, or vegan fillings. Taught by a native of Mexico and graduate of Philadelphia’s Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College, we’ll use fresh, authentic ingredients to bring out the true flavors of Mexico. This will be a hands-on session ending with a sit-down tasting. New recipes each class. Please bring a container for your creations.

Fee: $55 (plus $10-$15 each class to instructor for cost of food) | Course: EC221 2 Thurs, Mar. 10 & 17, 6:30 –9 pm Instructor: Alexis Tellez, Sous Chef, Carversville Inn, Graduate, the Restaurant School

PERSIAN COOKING Persian cuisine combines different types of rice and stews made with an array of vegetables, fruits, meats, spices, nuts, and herbs. We’ll use Persian flavorings such as saffron, dried limes, cinnamon, and parsley, fresh green herbs, along with fruits such as plums, pomegranates, quince, prunes, apricots, dates, raisins, and cherries. Taught by a Persian native, we’ll include a dose of culture for this fun class featuring healthy ingredients. All new recipes. Fee: $55 (plus $20 to instructor each class for cost of food) Course: EC213 | 2 Wed., Mar. 9 & 16, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Layla Broumand, Honey Hollow Farm

One-Night Course

SUSHI–CREATIVE JAPANESE STYLE Learn to make authentic Japanese Sushi, including Nigiri, Tamki, and Makizushi (rolled sushi). We’ll use fresh seafood and assorted fresh vegetables that is healthy and sure to be a hit at your next gathering.

Please bring a knife, bamboo mat for rolling (if available), and container for your creations.

Fee: $28 (plus $20 to instructor for cost of food) | Course: EC220 Mon, Apr. 4, 6:30-9:00 pm | Instructor: Fukue (Fay) Toyozato

CULINARY ARTS: FUN COOKING CLASSES Also see listings under Culinary Arts: Ethnic

New One-Night Course

APPETIZERS AND TAPAS Learn how to create appetizers and tapas for your next party. We’ll discuss where to purchase fresh ingredients and how to prepare the dishes ahead of time so you can relax and mingle with your guests.

Hands-on class with time for tasting the prepared specialties. Please bring a container for your creations.

Fee: $28 (plus $10-15 to instructor for cost of food) Course: FC281 | Mon., May 9, 6:30-9 pm Instructor: Alexis Tellez, Sous Chef, Carversville Inn, Graduate, the Restaurant School

One-Night Course

CAKE DECORATING Learn how to make beautiful decorative cakes. We’ll use foam “Cake Models” to experiment with different types of icings, techniques for frosting tips, and edible designs. Please bring a rolling pin, any frosting tips you currently use, and an apron. Please bring an unfrosted cake to class if you wish to bring home your decorated cake. Fee: $28 (Plus $15 to instructor for cost of food) | Course: FC280

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Tues, Mar. 15, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Louise Dumapit, professional cake decorator & former assistant to Ron Ben Israel

One-Night Course

CHOCOLATE MAKING Dip into the art of chocolate making. We’ll show you how to make chocolates with various fillings, peanut butter, berries, creams and more. Join Tom Block, founder of Thomas Sweets and the Chocolate Café’, and owner of Pierre’s Chocolates, for this fun and decadent night. Register early–class size limited.

Please wear a baseball cap, lightweight clothing, and an apron. Fee: $25 (plus $10 to instructor for cost of food) | Course: FC251 | Wed., Apr. 20, 7-9 pm | Location: Pierre’s Chocolates, 360 W. Bridge St., New Hope (Parking lot in front and back of building) | Instructor: Tom Block

One-Night Course

COOKIE DECORATING–FLOODING AND MORE Get ready for any occasion with this hands-on session to create festive cookie designs. We’ll outline several cookie patterns, mix royal icing, flood the icing to achieve a smooth professional look, experiment with embellishments, then bring the cookies home to dry. Please wear an apron and a long, flat contain-

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er to take home your creations. Students 12 and up. Fee: $28 (plus $10 –$15 to instructor for cost of food) | Course: FC274 | Tues, Mar. 29, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Suzette Koller, Suzette’s Cakes

FONDANT CAKE DECORATING Fondant cake decorating is fun, simple, and sure to impress. We’ll work with commercial fondant, rolling to be thin and tasty, and learn techniques with fondants and molds that you can purchase. Create flowers, bows, and cupcake toppers. Please wear a white shirt and apron, bring a rolling pin and an airtight container to take home your supply of fondant. We’ll use foam “Cake Models” for decorating, or bring an unfrosted cake to class if you wish to bring home your decorated cake. For students 12 and up.

Fee: $55 (plus $10–$15 to instructor each class for cost of food) Course: FC273 | 2 Wed., Apr. 27 & May 4, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Suzette Koller, Suzette’s Cakes

New Course

FOOD PRESERVING: CANNING, FREEZING, DEHYDRATING, PICKLING, PRESSURE CANNING Learn the lost art of home preserving and enjoy locally grown food all year long. If you have a plastic bag–you can freeze; if you have an oven–you can dehydrate, and if you have a stainless pot, a pressure canner, and mason jars–you can make food to store for great last-minute meals. Join Certified Preserver Marian Bolum to overcome any fears. Class covers safety, correct techniques for preserving, instructions, recipes of foods you can make, and a tasting sample. Bring a potholder or canvas bag for your creations.

Fee: $55 (plus $15 to instructor each class for cost of materials) | Course: FC279 2 Tues, May 10 & 17, 6:30-9:00 pm | Instructor: Marian Bolum, Farms to Jars

One-Night Course

GLUTEN FREE BAKING Learn to bake muffins, cakes, and breads that are gluten free as well as delicious. Join Louise, a baker and personal chef who spent two years experimenting with gluten free alternatives, to discuss where to get the most reliable and tasty recipes and ingredients. Hands-on class will use specialty flours and blends to create baked goods that the entire family can enjoy. Please bring an apron, rolling pin, and container for your creations. Fee: $28 (Plus $15 to instructor for cost of food) | Course: FC262 Tues, Apr. 12, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Louise Dumapit, Personal Chef

New Course

SAUCE MAKING–THE FIVE MOTHER SAUCES Learn to make the five basic “Mother Sauces,” the starting points for all other sauces. Hands-on session to make Hollandaise sauce, Beschamel White sauce, Espagnole (Brown) Sauce, Tomato Classic Sauce, and Veloute’ (Velvet) Sauce. Learn the properties of stocks, how to make them the old-fashioned way, storage, and ways to use these sauces for cooking traditional and modern cuisine. We’ll create a dish using each sauce as a base. Please bring a container for your creations.

Fee: $55 (plus $10-$15 each class to instructor for cost of food) | Course: FC282 2 Thurs, Apr. 21 & 28, 6:30 –9 pm | Instructor: Alexis Tellez, Sous Chef, Carversville Inn, Graduate, the Restaurant School

One-Night Course

SAUSAGE MAKING The art of homemade sausage is easier to master than you think. In this demonstration-only class, we’ll demystify the sausage making process, from meat selection, grinding, mixing spices, and stuffing the final product. We’ll cover proper use of tools, tastings, and take home recipes.

Fee: $28 (plus $15 to instructor for cost of food) | Course: FC275 Mon, May 16, 6:30-9:00 pm | Instructor: Marian Bolum, Farms to Jars

One-Night Course

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Chilled soups are an inventive way to enjoy fruits and vegetables as an elegant appetizer. We’ll prepare three chilled soups featuring fresh, local, seasonal produce; and end with a tasting. Please bring container for your creations. Fee: $28 (Plus $15 to instructor for cost of food) | Tues, May 3, 6:30–9 pm Course: FC270 | Instructor: Layla Broumand, the Soupista, Honey Hollow Farm

DANCE Also see listings under Fitness

Two Sessions to Choose From.

DATE NIGHT DANCE Make it a date night with Dancers Extraordinaire, join this program to learn partner dancing in many different styles of dance, including Ballroom, Latin, Swing, and more. Program intended for couples; for exception request, please contact Cornerstone. Fee: $117.50 per person Course: DA301 (Season #1) | 8 Tues, Mar. 8–Apr. 26, 7:45-8:45pm Course: DA301A (Season #2): | 8 Tues, May 17–July 5, 7:45-8:45pm Instructor: Dancers Extraordinaire, Cornerstone Fitness | Location: Cornerstone Fitness, New Hope

New Daytime Courses

LET’S DANCE This high energy, low-impact, fun session is great for all ages Fee: $69 | Course: DA309

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6 Tues, Mar. 15–Apr. 19, 10:30-11:30 am | Instructor: Certified Instructor, Cornerstone Fitness Location: Cornerstone Fitness, New Hope

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & GRAPHIC DESIGN Also see listings under Computers: Business and Personal

New Course

ADOBE LIGHTROOM–PROCESSING YOUR PHOTOS You just finished a nice set of photos with your DSLR, now what? In this Basic Adobe Lightroom class, get an overview of this easy to use software, which allows you to efficiently process your images, organize your photos, and make basic edits. We’ll cover the workflow–from taking photos off your camera, loading into Lightroom, doing simple and some advanced fixes, exporting, and sharing. Please bring your laptop loaded with Lightroom, a memory card with some images, and we’ll review how to use Lightroom to create beautifully edited photos. Fee: $85 | Course: DP411 | 3 Tues, May 3–17, 6:30–8:30 pm Instructor: Stephen Harris, Photography by Stephen Harris, www.sph-photo.com

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP FOR BEGINNERS In this hands-on class, explore the basics of Adobe Photoshop to manipulate and design your photos, fix and alter pictures, work with layers of multiple photos, enhance colors, change photo resolution, manage files, and save images for digital viewing and printed material. Make old photos new again or enhance new shots. Laptops will be provided, but you can bring your own laptop with Photoshop installed for you to work on your images during and after class. Fee: $125 | Course: DP401 4 Mon., Apr. 4-25, 6:30-8:30 pm | Instructor: Jo-Ann Maynard

New Class

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP INTERMEDIATE For those already working with Adobe Photoshop, this hands-on class addresses more complex composites, color correction, masking, and retouching skills. Covers tools, filters, and layers for more creative effects, and edits and enhancing images for realistic, high-quality results. Laptops will be provided, but feel free to bring your personal device loaded with Photoshop to work on your images during and after class.

Fee: $125 Course: DP412 | 4 Mon., May 9–June 6, 6:30-8:30 pm (no class 5/30) Instructor: Jo-Ann Maynard

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY–THE BASICS AND BEYOND Are you making the most of your digital camera? We’ll cover what to consider when purchasing a digital camera and accessories, how to take better pictures, understanding resolution and file sizes, and the importance of compression and image quality. Find out how to do more with your pictures, the best ways to store and organize digital images, enhance your images, and considerations for printing photos. Bring your camera and we’ll show the different modes, settings, and other basics.Fee: $55 | Course: DP402 2 Tues, Mar. 8 & 15, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Ted Nichols, New Hope Photo

PHOTOGRAPHY USING IPHONES You CAN take stunning, creative, and spur-of-the-moment photos with your iPhone. Hands-on workshop taking photos of people, nature, and sights. Gain an understanding of your iPhone’s photography functions along with some general photography techniques. Class covers HDR, Panorama, zoom techniques, editing apps, creative composition, and social media sharing of your work. The second session will be exploring New Hope with your iPhone using the techniques learned. You’ll build a personal “app suite” that gives all the capture and processing power needed on the iPhone. Bring your iPhone 4S or higher version, wear walking shoes and clothing for taking photos outside. Fee: $55 | Course: DP408 2 Tues, Mar. 29 & Apr. 5, 6:30–8:30 pm Instructor: Stephen Harris, Photography by Stephen Harris, www.sph-photo.com

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PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP–USING DSLR DIGITAL CAMERAS Hands-on workshop for those with basic photography training, who want to take creative and inspiring photos with their DSLR digital camera. We’ll review the concepts of shutter speed, aperture, depth-offield, ISO lighting, and composition, then work through some fun challenges. Covers action photography, portraits, and city and nature scenery so you feel more comfortable using your digital camera to take your own great photos. Fee: $55 | Course: DP410 | 2 Tues, Apr. 19 & 26, 6:30–8:30 pm Instructor: Stephen Harris, Photography by Stephen Harris, www.sph-photo.com

FINE ARTS AND CRAFTS Also see listings under Digital Photography, Hobbies & Leisure

New One-Night Course

ACRYLIC PAINTING–BRIDGE OVER LILLIES (ADULT CLASS–BYOB OPTIONAL) Discover your inner artist with an acrylic painting class. Beginner and advanced students will be instructed step-by-step to create beautiful canvas art in a fun, relaxing atmosphere. Materials included; always BYOB and a great time. Fee: $35 (plus $10 to instructor for materials) | Course: FA522 Thurs, Mar. 31, 6:30-8 pm | Instructor: Staff, Art Dept. Studios Location: Art Dept. Studios, 15 W. Oakland St., Doylestown (formerly Paint & Pottery)

New Course

BLOCK PRINTING ON FABRIC Learn to carve and print images on textiles, ideal for quilting, sewing projects, table decor and more.

We’ll explore design and printing techniques aimed toward repeating patterns and yardage printing.

You’ll hand-print two yards of fabric with multiple-color images designed in class. No experience necessary; materials supplied; class size limited. Fee: $80 (Plus $40 to instructor for materials) Course: FA523 | 3 Mon., Mar. 28–Apr. 11, 6:30-9 pm | Instructor: Dave DiMarchi, Owner/Artist, 9 in Hand Press, Fine Art Printmaking & pre-Press Graphic Design, www.9inhandpress.com

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New Course

BOOKBINDING I: SOFT COVER BOOKS Learn to create non-adhesive and glue-based soft-cover binds for journals, sketchbooks and albums. We’ll make paper-bound covers, design and sew signatures, and learn Accordion, Japanese, Signature, Perfect, and Pamphlet binding techniques. We’ll stress the how-to’s of bookbinding and incorporate individuality into the bindings and covers. No experience necessary; materials provided by instructor, but students may choose to supply decorative papers; class size limited. | Fee: $65 (Plus $30 to instructor for materials) | Course: FA524 | 3 Mon, Apr. 25–May 9, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Dave DiMarchi, Owner/Artist, 9 in Hand Press, Fine Art Printmaking & Pre-press Graphic Design, www.9inhandpress.com

DRAWING–INTRODUCTION Learn to draw what you see more realistically, whatever your skill sets or background. We’ll cover the techniques of composition through the understanding and application of art elements and principles of design. Please bring sketchpad or paper (14/17 or larger), a range of pencils, a knee edited eraser, and any other art supplies you wish to work with. You’ll leave class with a finished piece.

Fee: $105 (Plus approx. $5 per session to instructor for cost of materials for drawing exercises) Course: FA517 | 5 Thurs, Apr. 14–May 12, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Pam Miller

One-Night Course

FUSED GLASS–GARDEN STAKES (ADULT CLASS–BYOB OPTIONAL) Add a touch of whimsy to your garden by creating three fused glass garden stakes. Step by step instruction from an experienced Art Dept. Studios artist. All materials included; Adult BYOB class.

Fee: $35 (plus $10 paid to instructor for materials) | Course: FA514 | Fri., Apr. 29, 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Staff, Art Dept. Studios | Location: Art Dept. Studios, 15 W. Oakland St., Doylestown (formerly Paint & Pottery)

New One-Night Course

FUSED GLASS PLATTER Learn to cut and design with glass to create a one-of-a-kind 6x12 platter. No experience necessary, just bring your imagination. Projects will be fired in the kiln and available for pick-up in 3 weeks. Adult BYOB for fun night at Leanne’s studio. Class size limited. Fee: $50 (plus $35 paid to instructor for materials) Course: FA525 | Fri., May 6, 6:30–9:30 pm | Instructor: Leanne Purkis | Location: Magic Glass Art Studio, Fairfield Road, Fairless Hills, PA (approx. 25 mins from New Hope.)

GLASS ORNAMENTS: HAND-BLOWN Have a fun night out making beautiful hand-blown glass ornaments. Glaskolben glass tubes make it easy for beginners to experience this old world craft. We’ll use a hot head torch to experiment with shapes and colors. Leave class with ten unique ornaments. Please bring safety glasses and a small box to take home your projects. Adult BYOB at Leanne’s studio; Class size limited. Fee: $50 (plus $45 paid to instructor for materials) | Course: FA502 | Fri., Apr. 15, 6:30–9:30 pm | Instructor: Leanne Purkis | Location: Magic Glass Art Studio, Fairfield Road, Fairless Hills, PA (approx. 25 mins from New Hope.)

PAINTING: PASTELS, OILS, OR ACRYLICS Learn or rediscover the joys of painting. Whether you choose to work in Pastels, Oils, or Acrylics, we’ll cover the basic principles and elements of design, with an emphasis on the color wheel. Learn about basic mixing, composition, form, and shape. Please bring odorless turpentine, paint tubes of white, black, primary and secondary colors, brushes, jars, towels and aprons, and a canvas (supply list will be provided to students). Fee: $130 | Course: FA504 | 6 Wed., Mar. 9–Apr. 20, 7-9 pm (no class 3/23) Instructor: Pam Miller, Moon Arbor Studios

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Three Sessions to Choose From.

POTTERY WHEEL CLASS Learn how to center, pull up the walls, and form a variety of shapes such as bowls, mugs, appetizer plates, small vases or pitchers, and more. Our instructors can teach more advanced skills to students with basic knowledge of the wheel. Expect to make 4 pieces for the first 3 classes, trimming and painting at the 4th class. Clay, Kiln Firing (Bisque and Glaze), Instruction, and Studio-Time included in cost. Class size limited. Fee: $160 (plus $20–30 paid to instructor for materials) Course: FA519 (Season #1) | 4 Tues, Mar. 8-29, 6:30-8 pm Course: FA519A (Season #2) | 4 Wed., Apr. 6-27, 6:30-8 pm Course: FA519B (Season #3) | 4 Wed., May 4-25, 6:30-8 pm Instructor: Staff, Art Dept. Studios | Location: Art Dept. Studios, 15 W. Oakland St., Doylestown (formerly Paint & Pottery)

WATERCOLOR PAINTING FOR INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED STUDENTS Watercolor; traditionally applied, entirely transparent, and carefully composed, has the exquisite ability to utilize strong, rich colors or the palest most delicate washes that are almost not there. A few grains of

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ground minerals in a large pool of water on white paper can exhibit tremendous power and astonish your eye. Learn to allow paint to move and behave in its own way to create beautiful effects, show lights and darks, color, and form. For Intermediate and Advanced students; class size limited.

Fee: $130 | Course: FA521 | 6 Tues, Apr. 12–May 17, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Robert Sussna, AIA, Emeritus, Architect, Painter, Photographer, Planner, & Interior Designer, Signature Member, Garden State Watercolor Society, Northeast Watercolor Society, and the Philadelphia Watercolor Society

FITNESS Also see listing under Dance, Health & Leisure

BALANCE BOARD TRAINING CLASS If you want to build your core strength, stability, and balance plus become sharper and more mentally agile, then Balance Board training is for you. This dynamic whole-body workout increases strength and stability of the core and legs muscles while training the brain’s neurons to quickly evaluate body position (Proprioception) and form new neural connections to reposition the body on the constantly moving board. Great for any age or fitness level, Balance Boarding incorporates elements of Yoga, Dancing, and Martial Arts. Instructor will provide Balance Boards during class, and students are encouraged to purchase a Balance Board on their own so they can apply their learnings at home.

Fee: $70 (plus $85 optional purchase of balance board from instructor or other source) | Course: FT617 4 Wed., Mar. 16–Apr. 13, 7-8:30 pm (no class 3/23) | Instructor: Leon Milmeyster, Master Herbalist and Reiki Practitioner

Daytime Class

BARRE FITNESS This class will give you the long, lean muscles of a dancer by toning your seat, abs, and arms while it strengthens your core. Highly effective exercises are performed at the barre and on the floor, taking your muscles to the point of fatigue; then, each strength section is followed by a stretching interval for a beautiful, supple body. Proper alignment will be emphasized, encouraging amazing posture.

Fee: $69 | Course: FT612 | 6 Sun, Apr. 3 –May 8, 9:15-10:15 am Instructor: Certified Instructor, Cornerstone Fitness Location: Center for Well-Being, Bridge St., Upstairs in First National Bank Building, New Hope

Daytime Class

GENTLE YOGA Yogic breathing and gentle poses to release tensions of the body and mind. Poses are held long and comfortably supported by blankets and other props, to allow safe release. Good for those getting back into shape, with a condition, recovering from illness or surgery, or just wanting to relax and move slowly.

You’ll feel like you’ve had a workout, a massage, and a nap. Fee: $50 | Course: FT605 4 Wed., Mar. 9–30, 11:15 am –12:30 pm | Instructor: Anna Folmer Location: The Solebury Club, Routes 263 & 413, Buckingham

Daytime Class

GOLF: CO-ED BEGINNERS & INTERMEDIATE It’s the perfect time to learn or improve your golf game. Learn the basic shots; putt, chip, pitch, and full swing, course management, rules and etiquette of the game. Class size limited and taught to your level.

Loaner clubs and fitting recommendations available. Fee: $120 (Plus $20 to instructor for cost of materials.) | Course: FT602 | 5 Sun., May 1-29, 9-10 am | Location: Hillsborough Country Club, 146 Wertsville Rd, Flemington, NJ (approx. 10 miles from New Hope)

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New Daytime Class

GOLF FOR WOMEN: BEGINNERS Learn the fundamentals of golf in this course designed specifically for women. Learn the basic shots; putt, chip, pitch, and full swing, course management, rules and etiquette of the game. Class size limited and taught to your level. Loaner clubs and fitting recommendations available. Fee: $120 (Plus $20 to instructor for cost of materials.) | Course: FT622 | 5 Sun., May 1-29, 12-1 pm | Location: Hillsborough Country Club, 146 Wertsville Rd, Flemington, NJ (approx. 10 miles from New Hope)

Two Sessions to Choose From Daytime Course

METABOLIC TRAINING–SYNERGY OVERDRIVE Resistance training combined with Cardio helps your body burn a ton of extra calories by elevating your metabolism for up to 36 hours after you work out. This all-in-one workout with high intensity Intervals, Core Work, Cardio, and Skill-based Training is held twice a week for one hour each session–schedule is flexible to meet your needs. Fee: $160 Course: FT618 (Season #1) 8 sessions–Mon & Wed., Apr. 4–27, 1 hour sessions available at 6, 7, 8, or 9:30 am or noon Course: FT618A (Season #2)

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8 sessions–Mon & Wed., May 2–25, 1 hour sessions available at 6, 7, 8, or 9:30 am or noon Instructor: Felipe Sanchez M.S. Fitness Consultant, NASM, Weight Loss Specialist, Performance Enhancement Specialist, Corrective Exercise Specialist Location: UNBOUND SYNERGY Fitness Coaching, 530 Union Square, New Hope

Two Sessions to Choose From

PICKLEBALL: BEGINNER WORKSHOP Come learn how to play Pickleball–the game that has courts packed on the West Coast. This sport is a mix of tennis, badminton, and ping pong for two to four players using a Wiffle ball. Easy and fun for all ages, it’s fun and social, and a great workout. Each session includes 30 minutes of in-depth training and instruction, followed by 1 hour of practice play. For beginners ages 16 and up; enrollment limited.

Fee: $69 | Instructor: Certified Instructor, Cornerstone Fitness Course: FT619 (Season #1) | 4 Tues., May 3-31, 4:30–6 pm (no class 5/17) Course: FT619A (Season #2) | 4 Wed., May 4-June 1, 5:30-7 pm (no class 5/18) Location: The Event Center by Cornerstone, 46 N. Sugan Rd., New Hope

New Course - Two Sessions to Choose From

ROCK CLIMBING BASICS Great introduction to the basics of climbing. Focus on safety, belay skills, and climbing technique with the objective of preparing climbers to use the gym on their own. Open to ages 16 and up; ages 12-16 permitted with a participating adult. Fee: $60 | Instructor: Staff, Doylestown Rock Gym Course: FT623 (Season #1) | 3 Tues., Mar. 22-Apr. 5, 6:30-8 pm Course: FT623A (Season #2) | 3 Tues., Apr. 26–May 10, 6:30-8 pm Location: Doylestown Rock Gym, 3853 Old Easton Road, Doylestown

SVAROOPA YOGA Svaroopa Yoga allows your body to release into poses, rather than straining into them. You will do mostly slow, supported seated and floor poses, holding them while your muscles soften into the angles and the support. More important than the outer form of each pose is the inner core opening of the muscles that attach to your spine. Fee: $50 | Course: FT620 | 4 Wed., Mar. 9–30, 6:30-8 pm | Instructor: Kim Zikmund, The Solebury Club | Location: The Solebury Club, Routes 263 & 413, Buckingham

TAI CHI & QIGONG Tai Chi is the Chinese martial art and moving meditation that promotes radiant health and mental wellbeing. Qigong exercises increase the body’s internal energy. Based on Taoist philosophy both Taiji and Qigong, when practiced regularly, will develop centering, rooting and improved body alignment as well as concentration, inner tranquility, and heightened awareness. Fee: $105 | Course: FT604 7 Mon., Mar. 7–Apr. 18, 7-8:30 pm | Instructor: Susanna DeRosa Location: Lambertville Rescue Squad Banquet Hall, Off Route 29, Lambertville, NJ

New Daytime Course

ZONE IN CLASS–USING INNOVATIVE FITNESS TECHNOLOGY Say goodbye to boring traditional cardio by using My Zone, a heart–rate based system that uses wireless and cloud technology to accurately monitor your physical activity. The goal of the class is to increase or decrease your effort to match the changing Zones on the screen. The result is the most efficient and effective way to elevate your metabolism and calorie burn. Open to all levels. Fee: $99 (includes use of belt) | Course: FT621 | 4 Sun, Apr. 3-24, 8-9 am | Instructor: Felipe Sanchez M.S. Fitness Consultant, NASM, Weight Loss Specialist, Performance Enhancement Specialist, Corrective Exercise Specialist Location: UNBOUND SYNERGY Fitness Coaching, 530 Union Square, New Hope

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Three Sessions to Choose From

TENNIS: FIVE-WEEK LEARN, PRACTICE & PLAY TENNIS PROGRAMS Registration for tennis programs is conducted by the Bucks County Tennis Association, Inc. (BCTA). Register online at www.buckscountytennis.usta.com –click the “BCTA Programs by Town” tab (left side of home page), and then click “New Hope” or click on “Thriva Online Customer Account” if you have previously registered online. Registration deadline is one week before each season begins to allow for appropriate student/coach ratio. Additional $3 administrative fee per participant for mail-in registration. Receive $10 discount per participant by signing up for all 3 seasons at one time.

TENNIS ADULT/TEENS BEGINNERS/ INTERMEDIATES (recommended ages 14 and up) Learn/review the fundamentals of tennis techniques and strokes with an emphasis on fun. Students are grouped by ability; loaner racquets available; rain dates specified by coach. Great program for parents to take right before their kids’ class. Instructor: Bucks County Tennis Association | Fee: $67 Course: FT651 (Season #1): 5 Sat., Apr. 9–May 7, 9:30–10:30 am Course: FT651A (Season #2): 5 Sat., May 21–June 25, 9:30–10:30 am (no class 5/28) Course: FT651B (Season # 3): 5 Sat., July 9-Aug. 13, 9:30–10:30 am (no class Aug. 6) Location: New Hope-Solebury High School Tennis Courts

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TENNIS LITTLE ACES (recommended ages 7–10) Using the QuickStart and nationally acclaimed 10-and-under format, kids quickly get into the game via age-appropriate equipment and modified courts and scoring. Loaner racquets available; Program size limited. Fee: $67 (includes discounted invitation to county-wide Team Tennis Play Day Challenge) Course: FT652 (Season #1): 5 Sat., Apr. 9–May 7, 10:30–11:30 am Course: FT652A (Season #2): 5 Sat., May 21–June 25, 10:30–11:30 am (no class 5/28) Course: FT652B (Season # 3): 5 Sat., July 9-Aug. 13, 10:30–11:30 am (no class Aug. 6) Instructor: Bucks County Tennis Association Location: New Hope-Solebury High School Tennis Courts

TENNIS PEE WEES (recommended ages 4–6) Using the QuickStart and nationally acclaimed 10-and-under format, kids quickly get into the game via age-appropriate equipment and modified courts and scoring. Loaner racquets available; Program size limited. Parents welcome to attend at no charge. Fee: $62 Course: FT653 (Season #1): 5 Sat., Apr. 9–May 7, 11:30 am-12:15 pm Course: FT653A (Season #2): 5 Sat., May 21–June 25, 11:30 am-12:15 pm (no class 5/28) Course: FT653B (Season # 3): 5 Sat., July 9-Aug. 13, 11:30 am-12:15 pm (no class Aug. 6) Instructor: Bucks County Tennis Association Location: New Hope-Solebury High School Tennis Courts

TENNIS JUNIORS (recommended ages 11–13) Youth beginners and intermediates (divided into skill levels) can learn and review the fundamentals of tennis techniques and strokes using the USTA’s QuickStart modified courts and equipment. Emphasis on fun, fitness and play. Loaner racquets available. Program size limited.

Fee: $67 (includes discounted invitation to county wide Team Tennis Play Day Challenge) Course: FT654 (Season #1): 5 Sat., Apr. 9–May 7, 12:30–1:30 pm Course: FT654A (Season #2): 5 Sat., May 21–June 25, 12:30–1:30 pm (no class 5/28) Course: FT654B (Season # 3): 5 Sat., July 9-Aug. 13, 12:30–1:30 pm (no class Aug. 6) Instructor: Bucks County Tennis Association | Location: New Hope-Solebury High School Tennis Courts

HEALTH & WELLNESS Also see listing under Fitness, Health & Leisure

One-Night Course

BUDDHISM–AN INTRODUCTION Explore fundamentals of Buddhist mindfulness meditation and teachings, including Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path, and Three Jewels. Learn ways to calm and quiet the restless mind and expand your natural capacity for greater happiness and compassion. This dynamic, interactive class includes periods of silent sitting and walking meditation, as well as basic meditation instruction on posture and breathing.

Take home new tools for daily living. Fee $25 | Course: HF357 | Tues, Mar. 29, 7-9 pm Instructor: Valerie Brown, co-founder of Old Path Sangha, Bucks County's oldest Buddhist community and a certified leadership coach. www.leadsmartcoaching.com

New One-Night Course

BUDDHISM LEVEL TWO–THE ART OF HAPPINESS BUILDING A MEDITATION PRACTICE This interactive course covers the practical application of the core of Buddhist teaching: mindfulness meditation. The class includes sitting, eating meditation, and mindful dialogue: speaking and listening.

Learn new skills to relax, build stress resilience, regain calm and centeredness, and how to handle difficult emotions. Practice meditation in a safe and welcoming environment and learn how to bring mindfulness in everyday life. Please bring a snack to class to practice eating mindfully. Fee $25 | Course: HF368 Tues, Apr. 5, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Valerie Brown, co-founder of Old Path Sangha, Bucks County's oldest Buddhist community and a certified leadership coach. www.leadsmartcoaching.com

New One-Night Course

LOSE WEIGHT WITH HYPNOSIS Through hypnosis, weight loss can be easily and painlessly attained. Shed unwanted pounds and keep them off in a safe, effective program. Please bring a small pillow to class. In a relaxed state, allow kind and healthy suggestions to enter your mind to help you achieve your goals.

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Fee: $55(Plus optional Reinforcement CD for purchase from instructor for $18) Course: HF364 | Tues., May 10, 7:30–8:30 pm | Instructor: Barry Wolfson, MS, hypnosisnj.com

MASSAGE BASICS Massage reduces stress for both the giver and the receiver. In this hands-on session, we’ll cover simple techniques to give an effective and relaxing massage. Great to sign up with a partner so you can practice on each other. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring 2 large towels or yoga mat and a pillow.

Fee: $35 | Course: HF358 | 2 Tues., May 3 & 10, 7 –8:30 pm | Instructor: Suzie Koehne, Massage Therapist

New One-Night Course

NEUROFEEDBACK: BIOFEEDBACK FOR THE BRAIN Neurofeedback can be a natural, painless, and permanent alternative to neurological conditions such as ADHD, memory loss, migraines, anxiety, and insomnia. Learn about this computer-based technology and how it can help identify how brainwaves work and affect our lives. Fee: $25 | Course: HF366 Tues., Apr 26, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Dr. Sherri Zaffrin, Chiropractor, BrainCore Neurofeedback Therapist

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POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY AND PURPOSEFUL LIVING–100%ALIVE. CREATE A HAPPIER, HEALTHIER, AND MORE FULFILLED LIFE ON PURPOSE. Learn to create a more lasting state of Well-being and Happiness, at any age, using the tools of Positive Psychology. Cate Conti will share her experience and learning as a Positive Psychology speaker, Leader of programs for Positive Transformation, and graduate of the Wholebeing Institute with Certification in Positive Psychology taught by Tal Ben Shahar–Harvard University’s “Happiness Professor.” Topics include knowing and using our Strengths, finding Purpose, improving Mind/Body Health, Relationships, and the power of Positive Emotions. Informal workshop will include brief homework assignments, sharing positive experiences, some yoga and stretching exercises, plus humor and fun. Please bring a notebook or journal. Fee: $120 | Course: HF363 | 5 Wed., Mar. 9–Apr. 13, 7-9 pm (no class 3/23) Instructor: Cate Conti, Writer, Positive Psychology Leader, Graduate, Wholebeing Institute, Certificate in Positive Psychology, Certified Yoga Instructor, and Painting from the Soul Facilitator

New One-Night Course

STOP SMOKING WITH HYPNOSIS Through hypnosis, smoking cessation can be easily achieved in a one hour session. Eliminate the craving for tobacco while minimizing discomfort. Please bring a small pillow to class. In a relaxed state, allow kind and healthy suggestions to enter your mind to help you achieve your goals.

Fee: $55(Plus optional Reinforcement CD for purchase from instructor for $18) Course: HF365 | Tues., May 10, 6:30–7:30 pm | Instructor: Barry Wolfson, MS, hypnosisnj.com

New Course

STRESSLESS SURVIVAL SKILLS: QUICK FIX BODY/MIND TOOLS THAT CAN SAVE THE DAY. Learn simple energy balancing techniques to help you release limited thinking, revitalize tired energy and create core relaxation. During the second class, we’ll introduce hypnosis techniques to provide positive reinforcement, support relaxation, and respond to trigger issues. The final class includes Meridian Tapping techniques that can relieve negative emotions and disruptions in your body’s energy system.

Wear comfy clothes and bring a yoga mat or a large towel to class. Debra is a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists and created "Heal the Cause Hypnosis," a personal growth method that uncovers and releases trapped emotions, harmful habits and negative thinking so people can become their best selves. Fee: $85 (Plus optional materials available to purchase from instructor) Course HF367 | 3 Mon., Apr. 4 –18, 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Debra Troy, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, www.troywellness.com

HOBBIES Also see listings under Leisure, Writing, Fine Arts & Crafts, Language & Culture, Culinary Arts, Digital Photography, Computers: Personal Use, Fitness, and Health & Wellness

New Course

BRIDGE TWO OVER ONE CONTINUED AND MORE ADVANCED PLAY OF HAND We will learn the conventions you need to make 2/1 work. Namely, Inverted minors, New minor forcing, 4th suit forcing. Then we will add extra skills to our declarer play. Fee: $110 | Course: HB820 6 Tues, Mar. 29–May 3, 6-7:30 pm | Instructor: Jane Ball

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BRIDGE FOR INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED PLAYERS Build on the things you have learned so far, the topics will be Preempts, Take out doubles, Dummy points, Opening a strong 2C, more about NT and playing the hand.

Fee: $110 | Course: HB803 | 6 Tues, Mar. 29–May 3, 7:30-9 pm | Instructor: Jane Ball

One-Night Course

CANASTA Canasta can be played with two to four players and is one of the most widely played card games in the country. Learn to play quickly, even if you have never played cards before. Fee: $32 (Plus $3 to instructor for cost of materials.) | Course: HB804 | Wed., Apr. 6, 6-9 pm | Instructor: Neilia Makadok

FILM ANALYSIS–FOR MOVIE LOVERS If you love movies, join us to screen three amazing American films and discuss them like a critic. Learn how to analyze films and deconstruct the choices the film maker used, from camera movements, to stylistic methods of lighting and background, to narrative options for conveying the message. Go beyond superficial impressions to see the special qualities of any film as an active audience participant. Films screened: Se7en (focus: Mise-en-scene), 500 Days of Summer (focus: Mise-en-shot/Editing), and The Player (focus Director as Auteur). Fee: $100 | Course: LE862 | 3 Mon., Apr. 18–May 2, 6-9 pm Instructor: Ann Casano, Adjunct professor of Cinema Studies, Mercer County Community College

One-Night Course

GENEALOGY–RECORDING YOUR FAMILY HISTORY Do you want to record your family’s history to pass on to future generations? Learn how to get started on tracing and recording your family tree. We’ll cover ways to gather information from vital records, census, immigration, and military records, as well as online resources, libraries, archives, and historical societies. Discuss how to record data using forms, worksheets, and genealogy software programs. Handouts provided. Fun and rewarding hobby. Fee: $25 | Course: HB806 | Thurs., Apr. 14, 7-9 pm Instructor: Ted Nichols

HOME MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS–HANDS-ON COURSE Save time and money by learning home repair basics. Hands-on course includes residential plumbing repairs to fixtures and piping for faucets and toilets; electrical installation for light fixtures, ceiling fans, and switches; and basic carpentry such as drywall, installing doors and windows, and crown molding. Safety and use of tools stressed. Even if you hire a contractor, this class can help you better manage the work being done on your home. Students asked to purchase The Big Book of Home How-To by Better Homes and Gardens on their own (approx. $20). Please wear correct clothing and footwear and bring a screwdriver and pliers. Fee: $100 (Plus purchase of Home How-To book on your own) | Course: HB811 4 Tues., Mar. 15–Apr. 5, 6:30–8:30 pm (Mar. 22 class to be held as field trip to an offsite location specified by instructor) | Instructor: Chris Rawlings

MAH JONGG Originated in China 2,000 years ago, Mah Jongg is an exciting, engaging and fun game using tiles to form hands, much like rummy. All the basics will be explained in simple terms including setting up, dealing, picking hands, etc., and individual guidance will be given as you play, learn, and enjoy your new skill. Enrollment is limited to ensure a successful learning experience. Fee: $89 (Plus $8 to instructor for cost of materials.) | Course: HB807 | 3 Wed.., Apr. 13-27, 6-9 pm | Instructor: Neilia Makadok

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ORGANIC GARDENING: HANDS-ON CLASS TO GROW PRODUCE IN YOUR BACKYARD You CAN grow fresh organic vegetables on even a small plot in your backyard. Organic Farmer Matt Hand will share how to begin with a crop planting plan and garden location, soil types and watering, dealing with wildlife and pest control, and when to harvest at the peak of flavor. Hands-on session begins with planning session and using small planting cells and seeds, then returning in four weeks to share progress and challenges with the goal of keeping your garden growing to produce healthy produce to enjoy. Fee: $55 (plus $5 to instructor for cost of materials) | Course: HB815 | 2 Mon., Mar 7 & Apr. 4, 79 pm (no class Mar. 14, 21 & 28) | Instructor: Matt Hand, Hand Picked Farm, member, Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Jersey (NOFA)

TAROT READING Tarot card reading can be entertaining and interesting, helping to expand the way you think about life and your experiences. Join us for this light and lively session showing the basic tarot cards, meanings, and how to gain insight into the past, current, and possible future situations. Hands-on practice and time for questions and feedback. Fee: $55 (plus $10 to instructor for cost of materials. Optional purchase of card deck from instructor for $19.) | Course: HB810 | 2 Wed., May 18 & 25, 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Bonny Filosa-Howe

New Course

TAROT READING–INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED If you’ve taken Beginner Tarot Reading and want to learn more, this class is for you. Tarot cards have layers of information that, once explored by the student, can help enhance the understanding and reading of the cards. We’ll discuss some of the symbolism in the cards, touch upon numerological and astrological values of the cards, focus on the Major Arcana, and how the cards can be used for healing and meditation purposes. Students are highly recommended to take Beginner Tarot before Advanced. Please bring your Tarot deck to class. Fee: $55 (plus $10 to instructor for cost of materials) Course: HB822 | 2 Wed., June 1 & 8, 6:30-8:30 pm | Instructor: Bonny Filosa-Howe

LANGUAGE & CULTURE Also see listing under Culinary Arts: Ethnic

ITALIAN BEGINNER CONVERSATION Learn basic conversational Italian using a “grouping” method of learning key verbs, nouns, and other vocabulary words. Class emphasizes student participation with conversation and plenty of cultural background. Will use a CD and Workbook developed to teach Italian available from instructor at cost of approximately $48 (not mandatory). Fee: $130 (Plus optional $48 book fee) | Course: LC703 8 Tues., Mar. 8–May 3, 6-7:30 pm (no class 3/22) | Instructor: Luigi DiGrazia

ITALIAN INTERMEDIATE CONVERSATION For students with basic Italian conversation skills, this class will build understanding of the language.

We’ll use a “grouping” method of learning key Italian verbs, nouns, and other vocabulary. Class covers speaking with correct pronunciation, listening and understanding, writing, and the culture of the Italian people. Will use a CD and Workbook available from instructor at cost of approximately $48 (not mandatory). Fee: $130 (Plus optional $48 book fee) | Course: LC704 8 Tues., Mar. 8 –May 3, 7:30 –9 pm (no class 3/22) | Instructor: Luigi DiGrazia

New Class

ITALIAN CARD GAMES: SCOPA Learn to play Scopa, also called Scopone di Quindici, while exploring the Italian language. We’ll speak in Italian, so you can learn numbers and pick up Italian banter on the side. Great course for families–whatever your level of Italian. Fee: $100 (Students may want to purchase Scopa cards on their own) Course: LC709 | 4 Thurs, May 5-26, 6:30-8:30 pm | Instructor: Luigi DiGrazia

SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS II This course will expose students to more than 1,500 words used regularly in the Spanish language. Fundamental structures of Spanish grammar will be explained and colloquial expressions reviewed. Students will be sensitive to cultural and linguistic differences among Spanish-speaking cultures, and be prepared to engage in basic communication in Spanish for business or travel. Includes visual/audio aids, spoken and written practice, and role-play. Returning students are welcome–we will teach to your level and continue to help build your skills. Students need to purchase “Spanish Now” edition 6 or 7 publisher Barron’s, ISBN # 0-8120-9653-3 for approx. $20 available on-line and through many bookstores.

Fee: $130 (Plus purchase of text book on own.) | Course: LC708 8 Mon, Mar. 7–May 2, 7-8:30 pm (no class 3/21)

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SIGN LANGUAGE FOR BEGINNERS Sign Language is a clever, surprising, and creative language, incorporating gestures, facial expression and a bit of mime. Learn to make conversation about everyday life using approximately 250 vocabulary words. Acquisition of vocabulary and conversational fluency is reinforced with the use of sentence practice, short signed conversations, and songs. Great fun in a no-pressure environment. Students recommended to purchase a Sign Language Dictionary on their own. Fee: $100 | Course: LC705 6 Thurs., Apr. 14–May 19, 6:45 –8:15 pm | Instructor: Sally Stang

LEISURE Also see listings under Writing & Literature, Fine Arts & Crafts, Foreign Language, Culinary Arts, Digital Photography, Computers: Personal Use, and Health & Wellness

New One-Night Course

ACTING & TALENT WORK–HOW TO BREAK INTO THE BUSINESS The acting industry can be a hit or miss experience for an actor not knowing the ropes. Casting Director Kathy Wickline, who has thousands of casting credits in commercials, television, and film, will share the tools you need to get started (headshot/resume); the type of work available and where to find it (corporate films, “real world” photos for print ads, extras in movies); pinpointing the right markets and how to

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stand out; what directors are looking for; what’s an Open Call; and selecting an agent. Whether you’re thinking of acting for a career or a fun side job, or you’re a parent helping your child (age 8 and up) get started safely and effectively in the business, this no-nonsense presentation will help you navigate this crazy, but definitely fun business. Last half hour of class set aside for questions and answers. Fee: $25 | Course: LE866 | Wed., Apr. 27, 7-9pm | Instructor: Kathy Wickline, CSA, Wickline Casting, www.wicklinecasting.com

New One-Night Course

BED AND BREAKFAST INN KEEPING: HOW TO BREAK INTO THE BUSINESS Do you dream of owning or running a Bed & Breakfast? Join Lisa Menz, of the Fox & Hound Inn, for a light and lively discussion on how to enter the exciting world of inn keeping. She’ll share her journey on selecting a location, purchasing a property, refurbishing and redecorating to meet guests’ needs, marketing as a romantic getaway, paperwork and taxes, and the joys of meeting people on vacation from all over the world and sharing this special area with out of towners. Class ends with sampling of breakfast breads and chocolate Viennese Coffee. Fee: $25 | Course: LE 864 | Monday, Mar. 21, 6:30–8:30 pm Instructor: Lisa Menz, Fox & Hound Inn | Location: Fox & Hound Inn, Bridge St., New Hope

New One-Night Course

BEESWAX–MAKING NATURAL BEAUTY PRODUCTS Learn how to turn Beeswax and other natural ingredients into Hand Lotion, Lip Balm and Honey Sugar Scrubs. Learn how to use natural ingredients and create homemade beauty items without all the added chemicals. Besides making these “Make and Take” items, learn the basics of beekeeping.

Fee: $28 (plus $15 to instructor for cost of materials) | Course: LE869 | Wed., Apr. 20, 6:30-9 pm Instructor: Marian Bolum, Farms to Jars

One-Night Course

HOME DOWNSIZING Get your home ready for sale or simply reclaim areas of your home that are filled with too much stuff.

Join Court Ebeling of Carter’s Home Downsizing for this room-by-room approach of what to keep, donate, discard, or sell. He’ll share 12 tips to get you started decluttering and eliminating excess household accumulation. Turn unwanted items into cash, learn unique ways to recycle or donate those extra possessions simply taking up space and how to safely discard of waste. Bring in a picture of a cluttered space in your home for tips on where to get started and what can be worth money or donated to an organization that will make good use of these items. The class will end with question and answer session on ways to make immediate progress on your home downsizing project. Fee: $25 | Course: LE853 Wed., Mar. 30, 6:30–8:30 pm | Instructor: Court Ebeling, Carter’s Home Downsizing & Resale Specialists

New One-Night Course

MAKE-UP TIPS & TRICKS A professional make-up artist will share the best kept secrets of the trade, from foundation application, to hiding imperfections, making your nose look smaller, covering dark circles, and accentuating your best features. We’ll demonstrate on student “models” to show how to select the right colors for your skin tone, how to appear younger or more professional, and what mistakes to avoid. Please bring a mirror and some of your favorite products for a fun girls’ night out. Fee: $25 Course: LE865 | Tues., Apr. 5, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Lucia Polito, Laura Mercier Cosmetics

New One-Night Course

SPORTS MEMORABILIA–COLLECTING, DISPLAYING, AND WORTH Do you love sports and collecting cards, autographs, and other memorabilia? Learn how to research the value of your items, obtain missing pieces for your collection, and ways to properly protect and display

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your finds. Taught by a lawyer who is a sports collector, bring in two items for a brief appraisal.

Fee: $25 | Course: LE870 | Tues, Apr. 12, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Bob Gaynor

One-Night Course

VOICE WORK: GETTING PAID TO TALK Explore the many aspects of voice over work for television, film, radio, audio books, documentaries, and the internet in our area. Experts from Voicecoaches.com will cover all the basics, including how to prepare the all –important demo. Great first step for anyone interested in voice acting professionally to become successful. Fee: $28 | Course: LE859 | Tues., Apr. 5, 6:30-9pm | Instructor: Expert from Voice Coaches.com

TEEN COURSES BABYSITTING 101 WORKSHOP This interactive program is developed and presented by Child, Home and Community staff for 11-14 yearolds. This six-hour program, taught by experienced and trained workshop facilitators, is designed to help young people become more qualified and responsible as babysitters. The program includes child care and emergency basics. Soon-to-be 11 year-olds can attend to learn to be a Mother’s Helper. Great way to get prepared for that first summer babysitting job. Fee: $85 | Course: TC903 | 3 Tues, May 10-24, 6:308:30 pm | Instructor: Linda Miller, Trained Facilitator, Child, Home & Community, Inc.

DRIVERS EDUCATION This 30-hour theory course covers classroom instruction on the Pennsylvania Driver’s manual and all phases of defensive driving– preparing yourself to drive, risk taking, sharing the road with trucks, bicyclists, and other motorists, adverse weather conditions, effects of drug and alcohol abuse, and rules of the road. Completion of this course with approved on-the-road driving instruction (arranged individually with instructor or another driving school) may make beginner teen drivers eligible for reduced insurance rates. As the state requires that this class be a full 30 hours, absences are not permitted–a list of instructor’s classes throughout Bucks County will be provided for needed make-up sessions. Fee: $125 Course: TC901 | 10 sessions, Tues. and Thurs, Feb 16–Mar. 17, 6-9 pm (Note: Ten students needed to hold class. Schedule can be revised to alternate dates if ten or more students are available) | Instructor: American Driving School

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New Course

SAT PREPARING FOR THE NEW TEST–MATH & VERBAL The new SAT is arriving in March 2016. If you plan to take this new SAT test, a prep course is essential.

This four week overview course will cover the differences in the new SAT and the previous version. We will decipher the new math questions that cover Algebra, Problem Solving and Data Analysis and Advanced Math. Since there will be a calculator and NO CALCULATOR section, we will also discuss strategies to use when you don’t have access to your calculator. The Critical Reading section will still contain literature and no-fiction passages as well as comprehension questions based on informational graphics. There will be plenty of vocabulary practice, grammar review and essay writing guidance to help you with the Writing and Language section. Practice questions and optional home study will be provided during class. Students will be asked to purchase an SAT Prep book on their own (approx.. $25)–details will be sent to students before the start of class. Fee: $100 (Plus approx. $25 for textbook to be purchased by student on own before class) | Course: TC902 | 4 Wed., Apr. 6-27, 6:30–8:30 pm

TRIPS & TRAVEL INFO One-Night Course

NATIONAL PARKS: THE BIG 3 AND LESSER KNOWN GEMS You don't have to be one of those people who enter a National Park, feeling overwhelmed by vast choices in a vast wilderness. We’ll demystify the well-known parks like Yosemite, the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, plus the less traveled Channel Islands, Olympic, Denali to show you some cool lodging, favorite experiences, and special opportunities that you may want to splurge on. It’s the 100th Anniversary of the National Parks system, so there are lots of special events and discounts to discover our nation’s treasures and take that epic vacation. Fee: $25 | Course: TT956 | Thurs, Apr. 21, 7 –9 pm Instructor: Melanie Tucker, Tough Love Travel

One-Night Course

SHORT SOJOURNS: REJUVENATING TRAVEL IN JUST 3 DAYS. Take a music crawl through Cambridge, then tour the oyster beds at a local “farm”. Sleep on a sailboat at Fell’s Point in Maryland or ferry out to the chalky cliffs off Block Island for an old-fashioned clam dig and a sunrise kayak. Slink into a secret speakeasy in Savanah, commune with ghosts at the Lizzie Borden House, or do a full-fledged food crawl around Key West. Even in New York City, there are unique activities to enjoy, from hammams to the Tenement Museum. All you need is one long weekend. So what’s your next sojourn? Join Melanie, owner and chief travel designer, to get inspired. Fee: $25 Course: TT963 | Wed., Mar. 16, 7 –9 pm | Instructor: Melanie Tucker, Rare Finds Travel Design

One-Night Course

SOLO TREKKING & TRAVELING ON A BUDGET No matter what your age, you can afford to see the world, and have a fabulous, safe adventure, traveling solo. We’ll discuss ways to travel on a modest income, managing money for and during a trip, planning your own itinerary (or have none.), packing only a carry-on for 2 weeks or 2 months, ways to overcome fear of traveling alone, plus resources and tips. Join Linda Cane, who has trekked in the Himalayan Mountains, the Andes, the Swiss and French Alps, the Carpathian Mountains in Poland, the Rockies, and most major cities in Western and Eastern Europe, for a fun and inspirational night.

Fee: $25 | Course: TT964 | Mon, Apr. 11, 7 –9 pm | Instructor: Linda Cane

Community School courses are held at at New Hope-Solebury High School 182 W. Bridge St., New Hope, unless otherwise noted. To register, visit our website at www.CSNHS.org or call our Registration Line at 215-297-0500.

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WRITING Also see listings under Hobbies and Leisure

BLOGGING–WRITE & EXCITE Blogging is a great way to share your writing, connect with others, and generate sponsorships and publicity. We’ll begin with the technical aspects of establishing a blog, such as the differences between owning your domain or using a service, using tools like Facebook and LinkedIn to develop and audience, and how to use image sources. More importantly, we’ll focus on content and how blog writing differs from print writing, ways to develop a focus area and find topics, the mechanics of developing a blog series, the importance of engaging headlines, and how to write crisp and moving pieces. Students will be asked to write blog posts between each class and follow other bloggers as a reference. Laptops with Microsoft Word will be available, but feel free to bring your own device to class to write during and after class. Fee: $70 | Course: WR751 | 3 Mon, May 2-16, 6:30-8 :30 pm Instructor: Jennifer Phillips April, Blogger, SEO Copywriter & Social Media Trainer

One-Night Course

GETTING PUBLISHED: CHILDREN’S LITERATURE Children's literature is a special niche in the publishing world. We'll cover how to break into this rewarding field, from picture books to young adult novels. Covers nonfiction, the education market, work-for-hire, book packagers, children's magazines, and the commercial market. We'll discuss book dummies, preparing a manuscript for submission, when you need an agent and how to get one, contracts, conferences and networking. Fee: $25 | Course: WR752 | Mon, Apr. 25, 7-9 pm | Instructor: Anita Nolan

MEMOIR WRITING Want to write about your life but don’t know where to start? Learn to tap your memories, jump start your writing and share constructive feedback as you preserve the stories of your life for future generations. Fee: $90 | Course: WR755 | 4 Wed.. Apr. 6-27, 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Linda Wisniewski, Author, Off Kilter, www.lindawis.com

New Course

PERSONAL ESSAYS: A WRITING WORKSHOP Learn how to turn your life’s moments into short pieces (fewer than 2,400 words) during this handson writing workshop held in a relaxed environment. Personal Essays can be the starting point for a fullscale Memoir, be broken into segments to share on a blog, or can be handed down to family members.

We’ll get started with sit-down journaling sessions, sharing our work to gain helpful insights, and channel your creativity. We’ll highlight structure, discuss ways to incorporate humorous stories, experiment with relatable moments, and find opportunities to expand your stories. Laptops with Microsoft Word will be available, but feel free to bring your own device to class to write during and after class. Fee: $90 | Course: WR765 | 4 Mon, Mar. 7 –Apr. 4, 6:30–8:30 pm (no class 3/21) Instructor: Carla Merolla Odell, writer, editor, and Personal History Writer

BONUS CLASSES Love a class, but can’t make the date or the class is full? The Community School can set up a “Bonus” class. Just e-mail or call us with the class you’re interested in and dates that work for you. We’ll work with the course instructor to schedule a class and open for all potential students on our website. If five or more students register, the class will be held. Contact us at nancylawson@csnhs.org or 215-297-0500.

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FIVE CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTER

1. On-Line-Credit Card Only Try our user-friendly & secure system. For online registration from our website: register, browse the categories, select a course you want and “ENROLL,” which will put that course in your shopping cart. You can then resume browsing the catalog and add more courses or family members or just check out. After check out and payment by VISA, MasterCard, American Express or Discover, an email confirmation will be sent to the email address given during registration. If the class is full, please add your name to the wait list and you will be contacted if an opening occurs.

2. Telephone-Credit Card Only No computer, no forms, no lines. Call 215-297-0500 weekdays, 9am-5pm. We will take your information, register you and charge the course to your credit card. A $5 registration fee is added to telephone registrations only and applies to single or multiple registrations made at the same time. Register online and avoid the fee.

3. FAX-Credit Card Only Complete and FAX the Registration Form at any time to 215-297-0500. Please be sure to provide all of the registration information, including your credit card number, expiration date and security code.

4. Mail in-Check Only Mail the Registration Form with payment by check to: Community School of New Hope-Solebury (or CSNHS) P.O. Box 282 New Hope, PA 18938

A confirmation email will be sent after receipt. Checks may be made payable to CSNHS. 5. Walk in-Credit Card or Check Only Check online to see if seats are still available or call 215-297-0500. If available, come in person to the New HopeSolebury High School (182 W. Bridge Street) on any evening prior to 6:45pm when any classes are being held or even on the night of the first class you want to register for.

INFORMATION & POLICIES Course Changes / Cancellations

Senior Citizens Policy

The Community School of New Hope-Solebury reserves the right to cancel a course entirely or to change its time, location or instructor. In the event a course for which you have registered is cancelled, you will be notified. If you are unable to substitute a suitable replacement for a cancelled course, you will be refunded all tuition and fees you have paid for the course.

Adults age 65 and over may register for most courses at a $5 discount per class of $50 or more.

However, full tuition is required for certain classes and all special workshops, trips or events.

There is no discount on course materials. Proof of age may be required.

Inclement Weather Closing Inclement weather may force the cancellation of classes. If the New Hope-Solebury High School is unexpectedly closed for any reason, classes to be held at the high school will not be held. Please check the school district’s website, our websitewww.csnhs.org-or call 215-297-0500 to check the status of classes. Alternate arrangements or refunds will be made.

Refund Policy No refunds will be made except for cancelled classes. Credit card payments will be credited to your credit card; check payments will be refunded by check. If you are not completely satisfied with our program, please contact Nancy Lawson at 215-297-0500 or email nancylawson@csnhs.org.

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