Lincoln-Sudbury Adult & Community Education

Calling all Soapers!! Make your own cold-process soap. This is a "hands-on” class. You will learn the basics about cold process soapmaking. Each participant will choose from a variety of scents and additives (all natural) to create a high-quality, long-lasting soap. This class will provide you with all the knowledge and skills needed to craft your own soap. DAY 1: 6:30-8:00. DAY 2: 6:30-6:45 On day 1 you will make your soap with your choice of scents (Lavender, Lavender Peppermint, Peppermint, Tea Tree, citrus or no scent) and your choice of additives (GF oatmeal, red clay, coffee grounds=kitchen soap or no additive). On day 2, you will unmold your soap and cut it into bars. All materials and worksheets will be provided. Please do not wear your best clothing. An apron and/or an old shirt will be the best option. Please let the instructor know if you have any skin allergies or allergies to essential oils. Women in their first trimester of pregnancy should not take this class. Handmade soaps are an excellent gift or an awesome gift to yourself!

Looking for some big, bold red wines but tired of drinking Cabernets? Discover the dark, rich wines with abundant flavors and a smooth graceful mouth-feel. Invite a friend or two to join for a relaxing evening at Sudbury Wine & Spirits, 410 Boston Post Road, Sudbury, MA.

Come to a demonstration and tasting course to learn the basic preparation of French Macarons. The course will begin with tasting pre-made samples and then the instructor will demonstrate the process of macaron making. Students can help participate and take home some macarons made in class as well as recipes and tips for trying at home.

Learn the basics of glass fusing while having fun playing with glass shapes, colors, and textures. First learn how to use glass powders, frits, glass beads, and stringers. Then design and create your own sushi set, featuring two small plates and one large serving dish, perfect to serve sushi, cheese and crackers or desserts. Your instructor will fire your creations in his own kiln. They will be available at the Lincoln Sudbury within two weeks. Safety note: Students must wear closed toe shoes. Safety glasses will be provided. Check out Michel's website: (michellhuillierglass.com)

Learn how to make an elegant centerpiece for the holidays, a miniature boxwood tree! You will create the tree with boughs of fresh boxwood and then decorate the tree with ornaments, bows, garlands, lights, etc. The trees make a great gift or can be used to add some holiday cheer in your own home! All materials included. No discounts.

Come have fun and decorate a real 12” balsam wreath and learn how to make your own bow. All decorations and materials included. The wreath can make a great gift or can be used to add some holiday cheer in your own home! No discounts.

First, learn how to design and decorate your own holiday wreath and then stay to make an elegant miniature boxwood tree centerpiece! Two holiday decor items in one class!

Have you ever craved a hot homemade soup on a cold New England day but didn’t know where to start? Well, look no further than the Codman kitchen - Chef Tillie will teach you the basics of soup making - think creamy veggie soups and delicious bone broths. You’ll leave this class a confident soup chef (and with a quart of delicious soup to bring home!).

DATE CHANGE: THIS CLASS WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAYS, OCTOBER 9- NOVEMBER 6. NO CLASS OCTOBER 23 The digital camera has revolutionized photography. This course is for the beginning photographer with an SLR or mirrorless camera My goal is to help you develop your photographic vision by teaching you how to go beyond automatic settings on your camera. We will learn how aperture, shutter speed and ISO can be manipulated to yield creative images. We will learn about RAW vs. JPEG images, white balance, depth of field, and exposure. Hands-on exercises on exposure metering and autofocus will give you a better understanding of your camera's capabilities. As you learn to take control of your camera, we will discuss the basics of composition and how to express your vision. We will also explore how to display your images through print and digital medium. The course will consist of handouts, didactic presentations, and individualized opportunities to practice with your camera in the classroom. We will plan one or two optional field trips on weekends (or weekdays if you prefer) to put into practice what we have learned in the classroom. Weekly assignments will be submitted via the Internet prior to each class so we can critique our images as a group. The course is for four weeks and is limited to 7 individuals to maximize interaction with the instructor and other members of the class. Course requirements include a digital SLR or mirrorless camera, access to the Internet, Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free program), and enthusiasm. Optional accessories include a tripod, polarizing filter, and shutter release cable.

Make and take home a seasonal flower arrangement each month this spring. Arrangements can be given as a gift or enjoyed in your own home. All materials included. *SPECIAL: Sign up for all 5 and save $20! Must sign up for all 5 at the same time.

The Krapanky - Polka Dot Egg workshop, where you'll be introduced to the traditional wax-resist method of coloring eggs, as we explore various tools and techniques to adorn eggs with wax dots. Using real chicken eggs, melted beeswax, and vibrant color dyes, participants will create stunning polka dot designs. Perfect for children as young as 5 years old, kids are encouraged to join accompanied by adults.

Private music lessons enable participants to grow musically at an individual pace, study advanced techniques on their instruments and begin to express themselves through improvisation. Lessons are given in 8-week sessions in your choice of format: in-person or online. Lessons take place after school, weekday evenings or Saturday mornings. Before registering, please send us an email at adult.ed@lsrhs.net to determine the availability of the instructor. There is a $30 administrative fee per 8-week session. A portion of the administrative fee will be donated to LS Friends of Music. No Senior/Staff Discount. We offer private music lessons in: Cello, Clarinet, Drum set, Euphonium, Flute, Guitar, Marimba, Oboe, Percussion, Piano, Saxophone, Song Writing, String Bass, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Viola, Violin, Voice. Instructor Bios available upon request. Don't see what you're looking for? Email us at adult.ed@lsrhs.net The Fall session begins the week of September 11th. The Winter session begins the week of December 11th. $46 per 30 minute lesson for 8 weeks plus $30 admin fee = $398 $61 per 45 minute lesson for 8 weeks plus $30 admin fee = $518 $81 per 60 minute lesson for 8 weeks plus $30 admin fee = $678 For LSRHS students, currently enrolled in a choral or instrumental ensemble, LS Friends of Music may be able to offer you financial assistance for private music lessons. Please see Mr. Grandprey to ask for financial assistance. Also, students currently enrolled at LSRHS may be able to take their private music lessons during their "free" block. Please email adult.ed@LSRHS.net to inquire if the instructor is available.

WHEAT STRAW DECORATION This workshop offers a festive and creative experience for all. You will learn how to create beautiful wheat straw snowflake decorations, perfect for Christmas trees, window ornaments, Christmas cards, or gifts. Each participant will take home a set of 3-6 wheat straw snowflakes. Materials included: -wheat straw - colored and natural colors -straw splitters -star mold sets -threads -needle -scissors -glue -beads -paper bags -examples and paper materials such as photos and instructions

This class is open to BEGINNER level. Working in sterling silver, students will develop their skills through various projects involving fabricating, stone setting, fusing, Keum-boo, chasing, repousse and a variety of techniques as time and experience allow. Materials fee of $60 payable to instructor. No discounts.

Next to water, tea is the most widely consumed beverage on the planet. Grown in several countries around the globe, the tea plant yields numerous varieties of teas, ranging from the commonly known black tea to the exotic white, yellow and pu-erh tea. Throughout history, the innocuous tea leaf has sparked world trade, united cultures and even started rebellions. In modern times, tea has become recognized for its health benefits and has become widely accepted as a symbol of peace and harmony. Join us to gain an understanding of many aspects of the world of specialty teas including an overview of the numerous varieties of tea, the history of tea and its place in cultures around the world. We will learn how teas are produced and how to brew the perfect cup. Several tea varieties will be brewed for comparison, discussion and sipping!

Have you seen those gorgeous pumpkin flower arrangements at florists, farmers markets, and online? A collection of blooms tightly packed into a real bright orange pumpkin just screams “fall.” It’s an elegant take on fall decorating: setting the table for Thanksgiving dinner, adorning the mantle for the season change, or even to give as a gift. Come learn how to make one of these gorgeous fresh flower centerpieces and take it home to use for yourself or give as a gift! All materials included. No discounts.

Make your own from-scratch apple and blueberry pies IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN. Adrienne will teach you how to make a superb pie dough! You will also make the filling to your own individual taste, ready to pop in the oven for Thanksgiving or freeze to use at a later date! An ingredient and basic kitchen tool list will be provided.

Tie Dye pysanky egg workshop, where you'll be introduced to the wax-resist method of decorating pysanky eggs, as well as explore various colors and their combination for the dyeing process. Using real chicken eggs, "kistka" tools, beeswax, candles, and vibrant color dyes, participants will create stunning tie-dye designs. Kids are encouraged to join, accompanied by adults. At the end, you will be able to take home one or two eggs decorated by you.

Using letters as a starting off point, go beyond the basics of Zentangle and create amazing art. Letterforms may be the “string,” or provide the focal point of the composition. Previous experience with the Zentangle method is recommended. Take the process farther, or stay close to the basics, it is up to you. Relax, focus, trust your creativity and have fun.

This course introduces you to the basics of Zentangle® then takes you beyond to create more challenging work. Zentangle is a method of meditative art making using "tangles," or structured patterns using "elemental" strokes: dots, lines, curves, and orbs. Each creation is personal and allows you to relax, increase hand-eye coordination, and connect with others in a creative, positive, online atmosphere. No previous art experience or skill is required. The amazing part comes at the end when all of the work is viewed together in a class “mosaic.” Come be a part of making beautiful things together. All sessions are recorded for later viewing, you do not need to be present at the live session to participate.