Spring Pop-Ups
Join us for a fun series of classes made especially for adults! Details for each class can be found below.
STITCH HAPPENS – David Bassin, Instructor
Always wanted to learn how to knit but never knew where to start? Now’s your chance! Whether you’ve never picked up needles before or just need a refresher, this relaxed and welcoming class makes it easy (and fun) to learn something new.
FOR: Ages 21+
WHERE:Cyrus Russell Community House
WHEN:Tuesdays, 2 sessions, June 2nd and 9th
TIME: 7:00PM – 8:30PM
FEE: $50.00
ACTIVITY #:220901-A1
MAH JONG IMMERSION – Marilena Lynch, Instructor
Discover the fun and strategy of Mah Jong! This 6-session beginner-friendly program is perfect for those who are curious about the game that everyone is talking about. Taught by an experienced instructor, each session will introduce the basics of American Mah Jong, including tiles, rules, and game play. You'll build confidence week by week, and by the final session, you'll be ready to play a full game with others.
FOR: Ages 21+
WHERE: Cyrus Russell Community House
WHEN: Mondays & Wednesdays, 6 sessions, May 13th – June 3rd
(no class 5/25)
FEE:$300.00
CLASS 1 TIME: 11:00AM – 1:00PM
ACTIVITY #: 220901-B1
CLASS 2 TIME: 7:00PM – 9:00PM
ACTIVITY #: 220901-B2
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FREELANCE EDITING – Melissa Atkin, Instructor
Ever wondered how books go from manuscript to bookstore? Join a managing editor with over 20 years of experience at W. W. Norton & Company for an insider’s look at the evolving world of publishing. This engaging session explores how the industry has shifted from print to digital platforms and introduces participants to the fundamentals of copyediting and proofreading. Perfect for aspiring editors, freelancers, writers, and high school students considering a career in publishing.
FOR: Ages 16+
WHERE: Cyrus Russell Community House
WHEN: Mondays, 2 sessions, May 4th and 11th
TIME: 7:00PM – 9:00PM
FEE: $90.00
ACTIVITY #: 220901-C1
INTRO TO IMPROV – Shelley Molad, Instructor
This class will introduce students to the basic principles of improvisation. Through exercises and games, students will learn the fundamentals of improv and have fun developing spontaneity, playfulness, imagination, and confidence. The class will encourage ensemble building and teach students how to create scenes and storylines with each other. Improv is an essential skill for any performer, and it’s a useful one for life, as well. No experience necessary.
FOR: Ages 16+
WHERE: Cyrus Russell Community House
WHEN: Tuesdays, 2 sessions, May 19th and 26th
TIME: 7:30PM – 9:00PM
FEE: $100.00
ACTIVITY #: 220901-D1