Discover the joy of line dancing in a structured, welcoming environment. Each session introduces popular dances while building your understanding of steps, terminology, and timing. Designed for all levels, from beginners to experienced dancers, this course emphasizes technique, rhythm, and confidence on the dance floor. Join us to learn, move, and enjoy the music in a supportive setting.

Discover the joy of transforming simple glass into whimsical garden art. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn the basics of scoring, breaking, grinding, fusing, and even managing a kiln. Then, dive into designing and creating two charming glass mushrooms perfect for your garden or favorite potted plant. All supplies are included—just bring your creativity and leave with your own handmade garden treasures.

Located in the Charleston District, in Bremerton. Address will be sent to class participants.

Discover the creative and practical magic of plaster in this hands-on workshop. You’ll learn how to repair and restore walls, practice basic troweling techniques, and experiment with gypsum plasters to create stunning textures. We’ll also explore natural plaster finishes that can elevate both home projects and personal art. Whether you want to fix that one wall or make something beautiful on canvas, you’ll leave confident—and a little dusty—in all the best ways.

This class is on location in downtown Bremerton: Earth House Studio

Come take a walk down into the Rhododendron Preserve, the last intact old growth forest on the Kitsap Peninsula.  Our walk will take us past a variety of native plants, and we'll focus on the early spring star - Pacific trillium (Trillium ovatum).   We will learn about its life cycle, where to find it, and what role it plays in our forested Pacific Northwest ecosystems.  

Class will meet at a park in Central Kitsap County, address will be sent to participants. 

Become a certified flagger by learning safety for both the public and fellow employees. Learn how to manage interference from vehicle/pedestrian traffic, learn proper use of traffic control devices and other flagger duties. Certification issued upon passing exam.

Come take a walk down into the Rhododendron Preserve, the last intact old growth forest on the Kitsap Peninsula.  Our walk will take us past a variety of native plants, and we'll focus on the early spring star - Pacific trillium (Trillium ovatum).   We will learn about its life cycle, where to find it, and what role it plays in our forested Pacific Northwest ecosystems.  Class will meet at a park in Central Kitsap County, address will be sent to participants. 

While caring for her husband, Mike, who had Alzheimer's, Rosalys learned how to walk the journey with love and appreciation for who Mike was --and the person he continued to be throughout his illness. As his condition progressed, Mike's doctor took note of how the two of them were managing his care at home. With her journal notes in hand, Rosalys eventually shaped their experience into the book "Mike & Me." Using "Mike & Me" as a guide, this class helps students learn how to support family caregivers and those they care for with dignity, compassion, and genuine appreciation.