On Monday, January 30th, from 6:30p – 8:30p, a 12-week series of classes begins in ‘The Artist’s Way’ by Julia Cameron, taught in the Windows Art Gallery in East Fremont. On Friday mornings, starting January 27th, from 10:30 – 12:30p, learn about tapping your creative side, and skills, in this 12-week class based on Cameron’s ‘It’s Never Too Late To Begin Again.’
On Saturday, January 28th, at 2:30p, Dusty Strings Music School is offering three special, simultaneous, two-hour classes taught by musicians Bill Evans, Dan Crary and Martin Stevens. Hone your skills, and gain new ones, with one of these one-day-only classes.
On Mondays, from 4p – 6p, through March 27th, Literacy Source will be hosting free ‘Talk Time’ – topic-driven conversational English discussions, followed by an hour of focused tutoring. Students, and volunteers, are welcomed and encouraged to join in this educational experience, held at the Fremont Branch Library.
At Fremont Health Club, work out between Christmas and the New Year with one of the many classes specially offered right now, for free. Find out more about all of these classes, and opportunities, by stopping by Fremont Health Club at 920 N 34th, #200 (in the St. James Building).
On Tuesday, December 6th from 1p – 5p, at West of Lenin, artists can learn more about how to get quality photos of their art works from local photographer Michelle Bates. This thorough introduction will give all the information necessary for documenting and sharing images of all kinds of art.
Next week, on November 16th at Noon, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce will host a discussion on the Wine, Beer & Spirits Industry. In addition, as part of a new educational meeting segment, Christopher Gronbeck of The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar will talk for a few minutes about his unique mission for creating a better informed client base. At its October meeting, the Chamber welcomed consultant Berry Zimmerman, of BizEnrich, for a 5-minute presentation on introducing your business, and involving others in helping you grow it.
On Saturday, December 12th, and Sunday, December 13th, NalandaWest will host three very different, yet very enlightening, programs worth checking out!
While it has relocated its primary classrooms from Fremont to Lake City Way (at 3200 NE 125th Street,) Literacy Source still offers free classes to adults looking to improve their futures – and those of their families – with free, basic ESL and math instruction and one-on-one tutoring.
In the month of October, Salsa Con Todo will offer two different weekends of workshops, on Zouk, Samba & Salsa, by two different visiting instructors.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has a new program, called the Aspire Entrepreneurship Initiative, to provide training, and microloans, to previously incarcerated citizens. This continues the mission of the federal agency to explore new ways to make small business ownership more accessible.
