About Adult Education
All classes offer a safe environment for discussion and interaction and foster a sense of community, as members make friends, create and strengthen friendships, and expand their horizons beyond the usual circles of age, race, and culture.
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Time for Books |
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Be part of a novel experience! A friendly atmosphere where meaningful discourse and creative minds come together for relief from the humdrum routine of the daily grind. The group ventures into spaces and places without leaving the room. Meets the third Wednesday of each month, Sept.-June.
Facilitator: Marge Smith
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Poetry Workshop |
Beginning Piano/Keyboard |
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Improve your ability to communicate thoughts and feelings more precisely and powerfully in verse. New members and all levels are welcome. Almost all students from this course have had their poems published in magazines, and a few have even published books.
Instructor: Jean Hollander has taught literature and writing at Brooklyn College, Columbia University, Princeton University, Mercer County Community College, and The College of New Jersey, where she was director of the Writers' Conference for 23 years. She recently published her fourth book of poems.
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Always dreamed of playing the piano but never tried? You can do it! This introductory piano class starts at the beginning and assumes no prior experience, knowledge, or ability to read music. Learn to play for your own personal development and enjoyment.
Instructor: Jean Parsons has many years of experience teaching piano and loves to work with adult beginners.
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