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Walk Rhode Island with John Kostrzewa
Walk Rhode Island with John Kostrzewa
Walk Rhode Island with John Kostrzewa
Free and open to the public
Wednesday, April 23, 6:30 - 8:00 pm
75 Hillside Road, Cumberland
Understanding Investing: A Three-Part Series
Understanding Investing: A Three-Part Series
Understanding Investing: A Three Part Series with Robert LoRe
Free and open to the public
Wednesdays, April 9, 16 and 30, 6:30 - 8:00 pm
75 Hillside Road, Cumberland
Senior Men’s Cooking Class
Senior Men’s Cooking Class
If you are interested in easy, healthy, and cost saving meals, then this class series is designed for you. Every other Tuesday, we will prepare recipes together all hands-on, and then sit down to sample the finished meal. Rob and Robin will take turns guiding you through food prep and cooking techniques. Meals will include: “Foil-wrapped Dinners“ and “Eggs - Not Just for Breakfast”.
Tuesdays, April 8, April 22, May 6, May 20, 9:30am - 11:30am
Registration fee $24 + $24 food costs
Rob LoRe and Robin Langevin, Instructors
BEGINNER SEWING
BEGINNER SEWING
Begin your own sewing machine or learn on one of the machines available. You will learn how to clean and set up your sewing machine, whether it is old or new. No supplies are needed to begin the class.
Wednesdays, April 9th to June 11th, 9am-noon
Registration fee $8 (pay as you go)
Robin Langevin, Instructor
Coil Woven Hummingbird House
Coil Woven Hummingbird House
Learn to coil weave a jute birdhouse. You will weave in the round with ½ inch jute rope and leave an opening for the entry way. Taper the top and add a chain for hanging on a branch. Your hummingbirds will love it.
Thursdays, April 10th and 17th, 6:30 - 9:30pm
Registration fee $16 + $10 supplies
Robin Langevin, Instructor
UFO
UFO
Have lots of fun with fellow crafters working on your unfinished projects. An instructor will be there to assist you in completing your projects. This will be a potluck lunch, so sign up for what you would like to bring.
Saturdays, April 12th, May 3rd, June 7th, 10 - 4pm
Registration fee $10 per day (pay as you go)
Robin Langevin, Instructor
JOYS OF ROTISSERIE CHICKEN
JOYS OF ROTISSERIE CHICKEN
Perfect for family dinner, but elegant enough for company, you will learn how to make quick and delicious meals from a supermarket rotisserie chicken. We will make Fresh Thai Chicken Spring Rolls with Peanut Sauce, Chicken and Vegetable Burritos, Chicken Tetrazzini and Curried Chicken Salad. Our instructor is a Johnson & Wales culinary graduate.
Saturday, April 19th, 9:30 – noon
Registration fee $8 + $12 supplies
Karen Neri, Instructor
OLD MAP MOTHS AND BUTTERFLIES
OLD MAP MOTHS AND BUTTERFLIES
This kid’s class is about making flying creatures cut out from old maps. You can choose between a moth or butterfly, then you will sew and mount your specimen on a burlap frame to hang in your room. Snack break, of course! Kids ages 7 years old and up. If a parent is staying for the three-hour session, please bring something to occupy your time.
Saturday, April 19th, 1 -4 pm
Registration fee $6 + $12 materials
Kathie Norcott & Robin Langevin, Instructors
American Flag Wall Hanging
American Flag Wall Hanging
Just in time for the patriotic holidays, this 8 “x 32” wall hanging is the perfect décor for your home. You can hang it on your door or wall to show your love of country. You will make one star block of white and blue fabric and one long set of red and white fabric stripes. Try using a cream fabric to give a subtle look.
Mondays, April 21st and April 28th, 6:30 - 9:30pm
Registration fee $16
Nancy Bradford, Instructor
Fabric Manipulation Class
Fabric Manipulation Class
This indoor class will be an introduction to different ways to prepare
your textile for dyeing. Although this class is intended for the follow up indigo dyeing class in May, these fabric manipulations can be used in countless projects. We can stitch, wrap, fold, and bind. When using dyes in class or in your home, these techniques will give your fabric for quilts and accessories added design and texture.
Thursday, April 24th, 6:30 - 9:30pm
Registration fee $8
Debby Cohen Cousineau, Instructor
Shibori Indigo Dyeing Day
Shibori Indigo Dyeing Day
Dye pot day will be outside. Be prepared to get dirty, so wear clothing that you don’t mind getting spotted with blue. We will work from several 5-gallon buckets, so the largest piece of fabric should be approximately 1⁄2 yard for the best results. Dyeable yarn is also welcomed. Small samples of fabric will be available for anyone interested in stopping by to give indigo dyeing a try.
Saturday, May 3rd, 10 - 4pm
Registration fee $10 + $20 dye pot and equipment
Debby Cohen Cousineau, Instructor
Wool Felt Cell Phone Bag
Wool Felt Cell Phone Bag
This stylish bag is made from 3 mm 100% designer wool felt and a black leather strap. It has two pockets, magnetic snap closures, and many colors of wool fabric to choose from. You can also make a sunglasses case from the remnants.
Wednesday, May 7th, 6:30 – 9:30pm
Registration fee $8 + $40 materials
Robin Langevin, Instructor
Game Day
Game Day
Wake up to a fun morning of music. Musical Bingo is an audio game where the players hear the specific song and then find it on their bingo card. There are no prizes, just bragging rights for the winners. Light refreshments will be served during the games. Reminisce and build new friendships.
Thursdays, May 8,15 & 22, 10 am - 12 noon
Free for all
Robin Langevin, Host & DJ
Everything Basket
Everything Basket
Spring is here and it’s time to organize the reed closets. This is a basic large square to round basket made of ½ inch reed for the spokes. No purchased handles available, but you may make your own. All my basket “stash” will be available to use. Various sizes, colors, and textures for your weaving reeds will make your basket very special. Have fun and get creative!
Wednesdays, May 21st & May 28th, 6:30 - 9:30pm
Registration fee $16 & $15 basket supplies
Robin Langevin, Instructor
Zippered Pouch
Zippered Pouch
You will learn to make a zippered pouch with the option to add a crossbody strap.
We will be using continuous zipper tape & add the zipper pull to the tape. We could also install rivets.
The fabric required can be quilting cotton, home dec, canvas (waterproof or waxed), vinyl or cork, depending on what your sewing machine can handle.
Thursdays, May 22nd & May 29th, 6:30 - 9:30pm
Registration fee $14
Debra Cohen Cousineau, Instructor
Light Summer Scarf
Light Summer Scarf
This is a fun summer project. The crocheted scarf is 3 ½ by 82 inches. The pattern is a simple double crochet and skip stitch. The colorway of your yarn is what makes your scarf look more challenging. A longer space dye was used in the sample.
Wednesdays, June 4th & June 11th , 6:30 - 9:30pm
Registration fee $16
Robin Langevin, Instructor