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Winter | Spring 2018

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Wilton Continuing Education: Dolores Tufariello, CoordinatorEmily Dowden, Doreen Esposito, Diane Kuczo & Colleen Moody, Assistants tothe Coordinator. Office hours Monday — Friday 9:00 am — 4:00 pm

Office: Wilton High School, 395 Danbury Road, Wilton, CT 06897 (Room #3)Website: wiltoncontinuinged.org | Phone: 203.834.7694 | Fax: 203.834.7697

Welcome to the Winter/Spring 2018 Edition! We hope you likethe new cover artwork created by Wilton artist Cindy Sinor. Cindy

will be presenting a class, “Drawing the Landscape” beginning in March.Cindy’s passion is art of the natural landscape. What might be yours?

Consider a course this semester and discover a new skill, a new vision,a new passion. See you in class.

- Dolores Tufariello, Coordinator, Wilton Continuing Education

Wilton Continuing Education: Winter/Spring 2018 Courses

Board ofEducationMembersChristine

FinkelsteinChairman

LauraSchwemm

Vice-Chairman

Lory RothsteinSecretary

GlennHemmerle

GretchenJeanes

Deborah Low

Superintendentof Schools

Dr. Kevin Smith

Refund PolicyIf a student withdraws before the course start date, she/he will be given a programcredit less a $20 withdrawal fee per class and less the materials fee if applicable.Material/food fees are not refundable and will be deducted from any credit due.There are no refunds or credits for same day cancellations and no-shows. Emergency CancellationsWCE classes are automatically cancelled when there is a weather or other emer-gency and when Wilton Public Schools are closed. Closing notifications will be sentvia email. Check your email for a detailed message from our office and/or WFSB-TVChannel 3 for school closings.Wilton Senior Citizens 62 years of age or olderWilton senior citizens may take up to 2 courses free of charge per semester. Callthe Continuing Education office on the Friday PRIOR to the specific class to checkif senior discounts apply. There are no discounts for classes that do not meet mini-mum enrollment or are full. Discounts do not apply to: off-site classes (non-townowned premises), ballroom dance lessons, computer, Ed2Go, tennis, and the Find aFlexible Job Online Program.

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Cuisine & Spirits 5

Dance 6

Digital Imaging 7

ESL/GED/HS Diploma/ABE 1

Finance, Business & Law 8

Fine Arts 8

Hobbies & Crafts 11

Home & Garden 12

Languages 13

Personal Growth & Wellness 14

Social Media 2

Sports, Fitness & Recreation 15

Technology 3

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TECH FRIDAYS! Lunchtime Learning Series at Comstock Community Center Tech LabPack a lunch and join us! Please bring your charged device to class with your ID and password. Therewill be a one time registration fee of $10 ($5 for Wilton seniors 62+), regardless of the number ofcourses you choose!

iPHONE: Learn The BasicsPlease bring your charged iPhone to class with your Apple ID and password. 2 Sessions Fridays, January 26, February 2 12:00–1:30pmLearn the basic functions of your phone and discover how it can help manage your day-to-day life. Learn the apps thatcome preloaded, like FaceTime and Wallet, and how to use the app store to add new ones. Emergency and accessi-bility features will be demonstrated (911, increased font size, flashing light notification when calls are com-ing in, etc.). Manage your calendar, emails and texts, shop online, learn to download and listen to music and podcasts.Resident: $30 Non-resident: $40

iPAD: Movies, Games, Reading & More!Please bring your charged iPad to class with your Apple ID and password. 1 Session Friday, February 9 12:00–1:30pmAre you getting the best bang for your buck with your iPad? Want to watch movies on it? Play games? Your iPad canserve as your best reader, entertainment system, and organizer! This hands-on class covers the basics along with tipsand tricks to make the iPad an extremely useful tool.Resident: $15 Non-resident: $25

PASSWORD MANAGEMENT: Taming the Password Beast1 Session Friday, February 23 12:00–1:30pmKeep your passwords organized, secure and easy to remember. Forget using a password management program—learnan easy, convenient and SAFE way to store your passwords.Resident: $15 Non-resident: $25

iCLOUD: Features & Benefits Please bring your charged device to class with your Apple ID and password. 1 Session Friday, March 9 12:00–1:30pmHaving an Apple ID lets you do more than just buy apps. Learn how to unlock all the features of Apple’s iCloud serv-ice. You’ll learn to sync and backup your devices, shop iTunes, explore Apple’s iBook Store, share your photos, rentmovies, subscribe to podcasts, store your data “on the cloud” and more!Resident: $15 Non-resident: $25

STREAMING MEDIA: Learn Apple TV, Roku, Google Chrome & More1 Session Friday, March 16 12:00–1:30pmWhether you’re cutting the cord (discontinuing cable service to save money) or simply adding more variety to your TVviewing, the future of viewing is streaming media. Learn the pros and cons of “cord cutting,” the various hardware prod-ucts, and streaming media services.Resident: $15 Non-resident: $25

TRAVEL IN THE 21st CENTURY: Learn Uber, AirBNB & More!1 Session Friday, March 23 12:00–1:30pm The share economy is here—learn the ins and outs of travel sites, including Uber and Lyft, AirBNB, and an overview ofa wide range of travel sites. Resident: $15 Non-resident: $25

wiltoncontinuinged.org | Wilton Continuing Education

ESL/GED/High School Diploma/ABEFor class dates. registration and required information for ESL/GED/High School Diploma/ABE

Visit: https://www.wiltoncontinuinged.org/Content/GED_and_ESL_Classes.asp orhttps://norwalkps.org/district/continuing_and_adult_education

Email: norwalkps.org or [email protected] | Phone: 203.854.4115

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ia iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY: With Family Photographer Peggy Garbus (See Page 7)Please bring your charged iPhone, Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account).1 Session A. Friday, March 2 10:00am–12:00pm

B. Wednesday, March 7 7:00–9:00pmResident: $40 Non-resident: $50 Wilton High School–Room 6

MASTERING YOUR MAC: 101 - Learning the BasicsPlease bring your Mac laptop to class.2 Sessions Tuesdays, February 6, 13 7:00–8:30pmAre you getting the most out of your Mac? If you are new to the Mac world or need to review the basics, this class isfor you! Receive expert help with application support, data backup, networking, upgrades, and more. Learn a ton aboutyour Apple laptop in three hours!Resident: $70 Non-resident: $80 Wilton High School–Room 6

MASTERING YOUR MAC: 201 - Beyond the BasicsPlease bring your Mac laptop to class.2 Sessions Tuesdays, March 27, April 3 7:00–8:30pmTake your Mac knowledge to the next level. Learn some great tips for keyboard shortcuts, managing notifications, cloudstorage, iTunes, Facetime, syncing your devices, and more. Bring your questions!Resident: $70 Non-resident: $80 Wilton High School–Room 6

Social Media

SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS: Overview1 Session Thursday, March 1 6:30–8:30pmGet your brand out there in a big way. This class will provide an overview of the most common free social media optionsfor small business: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Understand the user demographics of each platform tosee if they match your customer and prospect profiles. Learn simple and time-saving strategies you can implementright away!Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Room 6

BUILD YOUR OWN BLOG1 Session Tuesday, January 30 7:00–9:30pmInterested in blogging or using a blog to develop more business? Learn how to use the free tool WordPress.com tobuild and maintain your blog.Resident: $50 Non-resident: $60 Wilton High School–Room 6

CONTENT CREATION FOR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS1 Session Thursday, March 22 6:30–8:30pmOptimize business opportunities by using content marketing as a primary strategy to reach your audience. Learn tobuild content and develop a content creation process that will boost your small business.Resident: $30 Non-resident: $40 Wilton High School–Room 6

FACEBOOK 101Please bring your Smartphone, Facebook ID and password (if you have an existing account). 1 Session Monday, March 12 9:00–11:00amThis workshop will help you set up a new Facebook account or enhance an existing one. Create profiles, invite friendsor family, add pictures and comments, and post status updates. Learn to control your account and privacy settings. Youwill leave class having an online presence.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Room 6

FACEBOOK FOR BUSINESS: Set Up For Success!1 Session Tuesday, April 24 7:00–9:30pmSuccess on Facebook starts with optimal set-up! Create your business page, learn proper design dimensions, and opti-mize your page. Additionally, you will gain tips and tricks on how to find, create, and schedule engaging and effectivecontent!Resident: $30 Non-resident: $40 Wilton High School–Room 6

FACEBOOK ADVERTISING1 Session Thursday, April 26 6:30–8:30pmAre you looking to achieve better results through Facebook ads? This class is for everyone from start-ups to the moreestablished small business. Learn to target your audience and discover new approaches to expand your reach.Resident: $30 Non-resident: $40 Wilton High School–Room 6

INSTAGRAM FOR BUSINESS: OverviewPlease bring your Smartphone, Instagram ID and Password (if you have an existing account). 1 Session A. Thursday, March 8 6:30–8:30pm

B. Thursday, April 5 6:30–8:30pmUnderstand the power of Instagram and its hundreds of millions of users to grow your audience, increase sales, andengage with customers. Identify key wording and hashtags to creatively get in front of your ideal audience.. Learn spe-cific tools to help you stand out on Instagram.Resident: $30 Non-resident: $40 Wilton High School–Room 6

LINKEDIN: Get Set Up!Please bring your Smartphone to class.1 Session Monday, February 26 7:00–9:30pmLinkedIn is the number one social media site for professional networking. Whether you are actively in a job search orsimply interested in networking with other business professionals, you need LinkedIn! This workshop will help you getstarted. We will take your photo, help you write your profile, get you focused on your purpose, and viola! You will havea professional online presence. Resident: $40 Non-resident: $50 Wilton High School–Room 6

LINKEDIN & NETWORKING: Advanced1 Session Tuesday, April 17 7:00–9:30pmIt’s time to leverage your LinkedIn account and profile! Learn to find and create new opportunities for your business orto advance your career. Find sales prospects or prospective employers. Connect with and meet new prospects or indus-try professionals by using warm introductions. Join and network within LinkedIn Groups. Properly give and receive rec-ommendations and endorsements. This class will help you to integrate your face-to-face and digital networking intoone seamless and productive effort. Resident: $40 Non-resident: $50 Wilton High School–Room 6

WEBSITE IN 2 NIGHTSPrerequisite: Microsoft Word or equivalent and internet basics.2 Sessions Tuesday, Thursday, May 15, 17 7:00–9:30pmHave you ever thought about creating your own website but weren’t sure how to get started? Sign up now to build yoursite in two nights! You will create your own site with WordPress.com and be able to edit your content anytime, 24/7!Bring to class:1. The names of up to five pages you want to create, such as “About Us”, “Our Products”, “Photo Gallery”, etc. 2. A flash drive with content you would like to include such as images, logo, and text.3. Access to your email (you will need to validate your WordPress.com account via email).4. OPTIONAL: A domain name in mind or already purchased (check if your domain is available at GoDaddy.com).Resident: $150 Non-resident: $160 Wilton High School–Room 6

Technology

• DAYTIME and EVENING computer classes are limited to 6 students. • Each PC is equipped with NEW LARGE TOUCH SCREEN MONITORS.• Experience high-definition visuals with our wall-mounted TV monitor.• Instruction is like having a private lesson within a group.

SELLING ONLINE: eBay, Craigslist & Facebook Tag SalePrerequisite: Fluency using the Internet and email.2 Sessions Wednesdays, March 14, 21 7:00–8:30 pmWhether you’re selling online to turn unwanted items into cash or making a business out if it, it pays to know reputablebuying and selling sites including local groups. Here’s your opportunity to learn how to be a successful seller. Learnthe ins and outs of preparing listings, how to deal with buyers, and how to pack and ship. Most importantly, learn whichitems sell best on which sites! You’ll learn secrets from a veteran seller— things you won’t learn online!Resident: $50 Non-resident: $60 Wilton High School–Room 6


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ORGANIZE YOUR DIGITAL AFTERLIFE1 Session Tuesday, February 27 6:30–8:30pmWhat will happen to your digital afterlife when you die? Will anyone be able to close your online shopping accounts?Or will hackers begin shopping in your name? Who will tell your Facebook friends about your passing? Or will theynever know and keep wishing you a happy birthday? Let's get your digital afterlife in order!Resident: $20 Non-resident: $30 Wilton High School–Room 150

CREATE A PERSONAL BUDGET IN EXCEL1 Session Monday, May 7 9:00–11:00amLearn Excel shortcut tips and become comfortable using spreadsheets. Students will create their own customizedbudgets using simple formulas (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and autosum) to calculate numerical infor-mation. Learn to add and delete rows, rename, insert and delete worksheets. Budgeting will no longer be a boringchore!Resident: $40 Non-resident: $50 Wilton High School–Room 6

EXCEL 2016: Introduction To Spreadsheets2 Sessions A. Wednesday, Thursday, January 24, 25 6:30–9:00pm

B. Tuesday, Thursday, February 20, 22 7:00–9:30pm C. Tuesday, Wednesday, February 27, 28 9:00–11:30am D. Wednesday, Thursday, April 4, 5 9:00–11:30am

Learn to make mathematical and financial computations quickly and accurately, and ready for analysis. Create andupdate worksheets with formulas, including relative and absolute references. Focus on inputting and formatting data.Review layout considerations for large multi-sheet workbooks for digital and printed view. Create charts and graphs.Resident: $125 Non-resident: $135 Wilton High School–Room 6

EXCEL 2016: IntermediatePrerequisite: Excel Introduction or equivalent.3 Sessions A. Wednesday, Monday, Tuesday,

February 28, March 5, 6 7:00–9:30pm B. Wednesdays, Thursday, April 18, 19, 25 6:30–9:00pm

You understand the basics of Excel but know that it can do so much more! Learn to work with additional functions andlists. Then sort, filter and analyze data with conditional formatting. We’ll cover advanced chart features and wrap up withlessons on how easy it is to create PivotTables and PivotCharts! Workbook included.Resident: $200 Non-resident: $215 Wilton High School–Room 6

EXCEL 2016: Advanced Spreadsheet Functions & MacrosPrerequisite: Excel Introduction or equivalent.3 Sessions Mondays, Thursday, March 26, 29, April 2 7:00–9:30pmLearn to work with multiple worksheets and workbooks as well as lookup functions and formula auditing. View and pro-tect worksheet data by locking cells, and automate workbook functionality. We’ll cover sparklines, mapping and fore-casting data, and wrap up with lessons on creating VBA macros to reduce repetitive and tedious tasks. Workbook included. Resident: $200 Non-resident: $215 Wilton High School–Room 6

PERSONAL CYBER SECURITY1 Session Thursday, May 10 7:00–9:00pmWe hear more and more about cyber security and the risks of identity theft these days. Attend this interactive courseto learn ways to protect yourself and your family’s data, best practices for personal cyber security, and dangers to avoid. Resident: $20 Non-resident: $30 Wilton High School–Room 6

GOOGLE DRIVE WORKSHOP3 Sessions Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

March 19, 20, 21 9:00–11:00amFocus on and share/collaborate on Google calendars, documents, forms, spreadsheets, presentations, and drawings.Learn to collect and organize data; add links, images, and videos; and be able to organize files on Google Drive. Resident: $125 Non-resident: $140 Wilton High School–Room 6


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A Word on Prerequisites: It is essential, and assumed by our instructors, that students meet the prerequisites forcourses, so they will not fall behind or slow down other students. See course descriptions for prerequisites.

MICROSOFT OFFICE 2016 WORKSHOP: Essential Computer Skills For Today’s Workplace3 Sessions A. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

February 21, 22, 23 9:00–11:30amB. Tuesdays, Thursday, March 13, 15, 20 6:30–9:00pmC. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,

April 17, 18, 19 9:00–11:30amFocus on the three most important computer skills for the workplace: Word, Excel, and file management.Resident: $175 Non-resident: $190 Wilton High School–Room 6

THE ESSENTIALS OF POWERPOINT AND PUBLIC SPEAKING2 Sessions Wednesdays, March 28, April 4 6:30–9:00pmAre you looking for an introductory PowerPoint presentation class? Would public speaking tips and tricks add value toyour presentation? Discuss techniques to enhance your presentation and to make it more dynamic. The instructor willshare his 30 plus years of experience as an instructor and corporate presenter.Resident: $75 Non-resident: $85 Wilton High School–Room 6

GET GOING WITH QUICKBOOKS: For The PC User3 Sessions A. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

February 28, March 1, 2 1:00–3:30pmB. Tuesdays, Thursday, March 13, 15, 20 7:00–9:30pm

Get your business started with QuickBooks! QuickBooks is designed for small-to-medium sized businesses and is jam-packed with features to help you track your business’ finances and save valuable time! Become familiar with the setupof your company, lists, products and inventory, invoicing, accounts receivable, paying bills, online banking, sharing fileswith an accountant, and running reports.Resident: $200 Non-resident: $215 Wilton High School–Room 6

SALESFORCE.COM CRASH COURSE FOR ADMINS (See Page 8)2 Sessions Mondays, February 5, 12 7:00–9:30pm

Cuisine & Spirits

BEER TASTING AT REDDING BEER COMPANY1 Session Wednesday, March 21 7:00–8:00pmJoin Jim Baulsir, owner of the Redding Beer Company, for an evening beer tasting in a friendly atmosphere like thatof an old pub. View the three kettles that help brew small, custom batches in limited quantities. Flights might includeAmerican Pale Ale, Irish Red Ale and East Coast IPA.Resident/Non-resident: $15 7 Main Street, Redding

FIRE CIDER INFUSION WORKSHOP WITH PAM LILLIS1 Session Thursday, February 1 6:30–8:00pmWhat is Fire Cider and why is everyone drinking it? We’ll talk about the health benefits of each ingredient in this metab-olism boosting and anti-inflammatory tonic, then pitch in together and chop! Did you know that Fire Cider takes 3-5weeks to infuse? (We best get started now!) This is a hands-on class and you will leave with 1 quart of your very ownHomemade Fire Cider! Materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $15 and includes additional refillable bottle.Resident: $40 Non-resident: $50 Wilton High School–Culinary Arts Room

JAM SESSION WITH MASTER PRESERVER PAM LILLIS1 Session Thursday, April 5 6:30–8:30pmLearn to make artisanal fruit jams to enjoy or give all year long. Recipes using the best of the season become favoritesas we make Blueberry Chai Jam and Strawberry Balsamic Jam. We’ll discuss when to use pectin, canning methods,and food safety. Takeaway 1 jar of each with custom labels and a materials packet with recipes and instructions to DIYat home. Materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $15.Resident: $50 Non-resident: $60 Middlebrook School–Culinary Arts Room


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ITALIAN RICOTTA ANISE COOKIES & ORANGE/LEMON RICOTTA CHEESE PIE FOR AHOLIDAY BRUNCH1 Session Thursday, March 22 7:00–9:00pmMaria Farinas, from Wilton-based Fork, Knife, Spoon Cooking, will show you how ricotta cheese, frequently used inItalian cooking mainly for savory dishes, can be transformed into the most delicious desserts. You will be making easyItalian Ricotta cookies with anise icing and Rustic Italian Orange/Lemon Ricotta Pie. Ricotta pie is a blend of ricotta,cream, mini chocolate chips (optional) and a hint of orange and/or lemon. It’s a great time to get it done for the holi-days! Materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $25.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Chartwells Kitchen

FRESH PASTA LUNCH AT ARANCI 671 Session Monday, March 5 11:30am–1:00pmLearn how to make fresh gnocchi with pesto sauce and a delicate panna cotta for dessert with Chef Antonio at Aranci67. Finish lunch with a refreshing glass of prosecco. Treat yourself to lunch at one of Wilton’s finest Italian restaurants!Resident: $45 Non-resident: $55 142 Old Ridgefield Rd, Wilton

FRESH PASTA DINNER AT ARANCI 671 Session Monday, March 12 4:30–6:00pmLearn how to make fresh spinach and ricotta ravioli with fresh plum tomato basil sauce, and tiramisu with Chef Antonioat Aranci 67. Begin your meal with a cold antipasto and enjoy authentic homemade ravioli with a delightful glass ofwine. Treat yourself to dinner at one of Wilton’s finest italian restaurants!Resident: $55 Non-resident: $65 142 Old Ridgefield Rd, Wilton

VEGETARIAN FARM TO PICNIC BASKET1 Session Thursday, May 3 6:30–8:30pmLearn to make some luxurious vegetarian dishes for the picnic basket. We’ll make some delicious portable picnic pies,as well as a tasty dip with fresh vegetable dippers, and finish with a fruity treat. Materials fee, payable to the instruc-tor, is $15.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Culinary Arts Room

FARM TO TABLE VEGETABLES1 Session Thursday, May 24 6:30–8:30pmThere’s so much choice at the farmers’ markets today; the dilemma is what to do with it! Learn to make the most ofkohlrabi, turnips, broccoli rabe, and leafy greens to make healthy and delicious dishes for everyone. Prepare kohlrabiand Spring greens slaw, turnip and thyme dauphinois, and roasted broccoli raab with romesco sauce. Materials fee,payable to the instructor, is $15.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Culinary Arts Room

WILD YEAST SOURDOUGH BAKING AT WAVE HILL BREADS BAKERY1 Session A. Saturday, January 13 3:30–5:30pm

B. Saturday, February 24 3:30–5:30pmLearn the history and health benefits of eating sourdough bread. Participants will have hands-on training in the mak-ing of our Wild Yeast Sourdough, a bread made from naturally occurring yeast and bacteria in the flour. There's no yeast,no milk, no oils, and no sweeteners…it's just about as natural as you can get. While the loaves are proofing, masterbaker, Tim Topi, will demonstrate how to make a 4 ft Roman Focaccia and turn it into an elegant pizza for all to share.Materials fee, payable to Wave Hill Breads, is $20.Resident/Non-resident: $40 30 High Street, Norwalk

Dance

BALLROOM/LATIN: Beginner BasicsLearning the basics is as easy as 1, 2, 3…The Ballroom Magic Way.6 Sessions Wednesdays, April 4—May 16 7:00–8:00pm This class will introduce the basics in the classic smooth dances—Foxtrot and Waltz—as well as popular Latin/Rhythmdances—Cha Cha and Swing. All dances will be taught using methods that will enable students to retain what they havelearned and enjoy their dance skills for years to come.Resident: $160/couple Non-resident: $175/couple Wilton High School–Cafeteria


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BALLROOM/LATIN: Advanced Beginner6 Sessions Wednesdays, April 4—May 16 7:00–8:00pm If your goal is to build on your current dance skills and take your dancing to the next level, this class is for you! Byadding new steps along with tips on style and proper technique to your smooth dances—Foxtrot and Waltz—as well asLatin/Rhythm dances —Cha Cha and Swing. You will feel a whole new level of excitement on the dance floor.Resident: $160/couple Non-resident: $175/couple Wilton High School–Cafeteria

INDIAN FOLK & BOLLYWOOD DANCE6 Sessions A. Wednesdays, February 7—March 28 7:30–8:30pm4 Sessions B. Wednesdays, April 25—May 16 7:30–8:30pmExplore the world of Indian Classical, Folk and Bollywood dances. This high energy dance workout will help tone yourbody and nourish your soul. Learn dynamic movements, lyrical hand gestures, and discover the creative Bollywooddance style that combines ancient and modern art forms to the latest music from Bollywood.6 Sessions Resident: $65 Non-resident: $80 Wilton High School–Cafeteria4 Sessions Resident: $45 Non-resident: $60

Digital Imaging

Purchased a new digital camera or iPhone and don’t want to read the manual? Or just need to brushup on the basics? The following digital camera classes will introduce you to your camera and start youon the right track to using, shooting, downloading, sharing—and enjoying your photos!

HOW TO USE YOUR DIGITAL SLR CAMERA: With Lifestyle Photographer Lawrence FrankPlease bring camera, lenses, and operating manuals to class.4 Sessions Mondays, February 26—March 19 9:30–11:30amUnderstand the digital camera operation and digital photographic process. Emphasis is on shooting, evaluating, andadjusting exposure while learning the relationship between shutter speeds, f/stops, and ISO. We will use the highlightover-exposure warning and histogram display screens to obtain the best image quality for each shooting condition. Theclass will conclude with a demonstration of download, backup, edit, and archive functions using Adobe Photoshop andLightroom. Resident: $225 Non-resident: $240 Studio of Lawrence Frank

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CAPTURING FAMILY: Fine Tune Your Photography Skills With Peggy GarbusPrerequisite: Basic knowledge of how your camera works.2 Sessions Thursdays, March 29, April 5 10:00–11:30amHone your photography skills to create meaningful family memories with your digital or film SLR (single lens reflex)camera. Learn about selecting the right location, posing, positioning, composition, where to find light, when to take yourphotos, and what to wear. Step away from auto mode and move towards manual settings for stunning portraits andcapturing sporting events.Resident: $75 Non-resident: $85 Wilton High School–Room 6

iPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY: With Family Photographer Peggy GarbusBring your charged iPhone, Apple ID and password (if you have an existing account).1 Session A. Friday, March 2 10:00am–12:00pm

B. Wednesday, March 7 7:00–9:00pmTake better photos with your phone! If you have an iPhone 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8, join us and learn a few basic photographyrules from Peggy Garbus, a well-respected professional Wilton photographer. Gain a better understanding of compo-sition and discover the most popular iPhone apps for enhancing images. Also learn about post processing apps toadjust and edit your beautiful images!Resident: $40 Non-resident: $50 Wilton High School–Room 6

USING PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS TO MAKE YOUR FAMILY PHOTOS POP! With FamilyPhotographer Peggy Garbus1 Session Tuesday, April 3 10:00am–12:00pmTake your digital SLR images to the next level. Learn how to bring out the best in your images by adjusting exposure,converting images to black and white, cropping, best printing guidelines, and elementary skin correction. Register earlyfor instructions on how to submit your photos to be discussed and enhanced during class.Resident: $40 Non-resident: $50 Wilton High School–Room 6


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Finance, Business & Law

Our Finance/Business/Law Instructors are hired to teach general concepts to groups of students, not toprovide specific advice to individuals. Students should consult their own advisors before making any deci-sions regarding these topics. Courses are educational and not intended as a solicitation for business.

PLANNING FOR LIFETIME & BEYOND1 Session Monday, April 2 7:00–9:00pmLearn about the legal documents essential for a good life and estate plan. “Substitute Decision-Making Documents”include Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, Appointment of Health Care Representative/Proxy, and Predesignation ofConservator of Person and Estate. Learn the differences between Last Wills and Testament and Living Trusts, as wellas whether “avoiding probate” is necessary. Discover why everyone, regardless of age, should have these essential doc-uments prepared and in place for their own and their family’s sake.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Room 150

INVESTMENT PLANNING FOR WOMEN2 Sessions Thursdays, March 8, 15 7:00–9:00pmTake charge of your financial life! You will be introduced to the basics of investing in stocks, bonds, cash equivalents,and the concept of asset allocation. Become familiar with the vocabulary of investing and learn how to choose amongthe many investments available today.Resident: $20 Non-resident: $30 Wilton High School–Room 149B

SALESFORCE.COM CRASH COURSE FOR ADMINS2 Sessions Mondays, February 5, 12 7:00–9:30pmLearn the fundamentals for becoming an “Awesome Admin” for your Salesforce org as well as many tips and tricks.Custom fields, objects, app development, workflows, reports, user management, and navigating the Sandbox environ-ment are some of the topics that will be covered. Multi-year Dreamforce speaker and Salesforce partner for over 10years, Pam brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to this groundswell of Cloud Computing!Resident: $300 Non-resident: $310 Wilton High School–Room 6

SELLING ONLINE: eBay, Craigslist & Facebook Tag Sale (See Page 3)Prerequisite: Fluency using the Internet and email. Bring ID/username and password information (if you have an existing account). 2 Sessions Wednesdays, March 14, 21 7:00–8:30pm

FIND A FLEXIBLE JOB & MAKE WORK FIT LIFE!: An Ongoing, Online ProgramOnce you are registered, a link to information will be emailed to you. Start any time. No restrictions on beginning daysor deadline to complete the program. Resident/Non-resident: $99

Fine Arts

PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS: Wilton Conservatory of MusicIt’s never too late to learn something new! Wilton Conservatory of Music offers private music instruction for studentsof all ages and levels. Weekly lesson times are available in piano, guitar, strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, voice,and bagpipes. Lesson times are available Monday through Friday between the hours of 2:45 and 7:30 pm. To schedulelessons, email [email protected]/Non-resident: $40/30 minute lesson; $60/45 minute lesson; $75/60 minute lesson

BASIC DRAWING10 Sessions Thursdays, February 1—April 5 10:00–12:00pmThis class is for all artists—beginners who haven’t held a pencil in hand for years or artists who have always wantedto improve their drawing skills. Martha Talburt will present the class with a series of exercises designed to teach draw-ing as a skill set and to teach students how to see with an artist’s eye. New exercises and handouts, provided eachweek, will enable students to build their own library for learning. Come to class with an 11x14 sketch pad, Nos. 6B &8B graphite pencils, and a Prismacolor kneaded eraser. A materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $15.Resident: $185 Non-resident: $200 Comstock Community Center–Art Room


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BIG BRUSH, BIG FLOWERS, BIG COLOR1 Session Wednesday, January 17 10:00am–12:30pmBrighten your winter with a day of flower painting. We will paint a large scale, vibrantly colored watercolor with freshflowers as our inspiration. Let loose and create!! The instructor will provide one full-size sheet of watercolor paper.Supplies to bring with you: watercolor brushes, watercolor paints, pencil, kneaded eraser, and any extra paper you maywant to use. Materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $8.Resident: $35 Non-resident: $45 Comstock Community Center–Art Room

CERAMICS: Introduction6 Sessions Tuesdays, March 20—May 1 3:30–5:30pmBoth beginners and students with some experience will enjoy this class covering basic hand-building techniquesincluding pinching, coiling, and slab construction. The class will also briefly introduce the potter's wheel as anotherforming method. Let's get our hands dirty and have some fun! A materials and firing fee, payable to the instructor atthe first class, is $75Resident: $125 Non-resident: $140 Wilton High School–Room 119D

WHEEL THROWN POTTERY & BEYOND8 Sessions A. Tuesdays, January 16—March 6 6:30–9:00pm6 Sessions B. Tuesdays, March 20—May 1 6:30–9:00pmLearn the basics of how to use the potter's wheel as a tool to make functional or sculptural pots. Topics include: cen-tering clay on the wheel, making even-walled cylinders (and other forms), trimming and adding finishing touches to yourpots, decorating the surface to activate your pots, and basic hand-building techniques. A materials and firing fee,payable to the instructor at the first class, is $75.8 Sessions Resident: $200 Non-resident: $215 Wilton High School–Room 119D6 Sessions Resident: $150 Non-resident: $165

COFFEE ‘N’ CLAY2 Sessions Mondays, February 5, 12 9:15–11:15amCreativity is in the air! Discover the ceramic artist within you! Learn about hand building in clay and create a specialpiece to boast about to family and friends. Your instructor will discuss, demonstrate, and recommend various hand-building forms—sculpting, pinch pot, slab, relief, tiles, coil, weaving. Experiment with designs, patterns, and colors tomake your piece truly unique. All clay and glazes are non-toxic. Firings will be done off site. A materials and firing fee,payable to the instructor at the first class, is $20.Resident: $75 Non-resident: $85 Comstock Community Center–Art Room

CREATE LIKE THE GREAT: Mixed-Media Sculpture Workshop2 Sessions Mondays, April 16, 23 9:15–11:15amWhat’s more fun than to start your day in an inspirational way! Begin with an introduction to a modern artist—perhapsCalder, Miro, Stella or others—and learn their method/style and notable works of art. You will then channel that artist’sstyle to create a mixed-media sculpture using materials including clay or papier-mâché, wire, fabric/yarn, beads, recy-cled materials, paints, and more. Be daring, get messy, and learn about mixing it up and experimenting with texture andbold colors. Gather a group of friends to sign up— the more, the merrier! Let’s celebrate you as the artist! A materialsfee, payable to the instructor, is $15.Resident: $75 Non-resident: $85 Comstock Community Center–Art Room

DRAWING THE LANDSCAPE: All Skill Levels8 Sessions Mondays, March 5—April 30 11:30am–1:30pmLearn to draw a variety of natural landscapes with simple, inexpensive tools—pencils and paper! We will cover thebasics of perspective, artistic composition, and pencil drawing techniques through four hands-on projects. Each proj-ect consists of a demonstration, followed by guided studio time. The photos provided by the instructor will focus on adifferent landscape element (i.e., trees, water, snow, etc.). The first project will be done with graphite pencils. Studentsmay choose to work in any pencil medium for the other three projects (i.e., colored pencils, pastel pencils, charcoal pen-cils). Bring graphite drawing pencils, a kneaded eraser, pencil sharpener, and 80-pound white drawing paper to the firstclass. Optional materials will be discussed. A materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $10.Resident: $125 Non-resident: $140 Comstock Community Center–Art Room


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DRAWING THE PORTRAIT WITH COLORED PENCILS: All Skill Levels10 Sessions Thursdays, February 1—April 5 12:30–2:30pmArtist Martha Talburt calls the careful and methodical approach required for colored pencils “meditative”. Beginner stu-dents will learn specific ways to handle this marvelous medium and are taught basic color theory, varied strokes, andcolor mixing methods. Intermediate/advanced students will continue working with Ms. Talburt on their individual proj-ects. Prismacolor Premier soft core colored pencils are suggested. The course is recommended for the committed artstudent who is competent with basic drawing skills and is interested in augmenting class work with work at home. Amaterials fee, payable to the instructor, is $15.Resident: $185 Non-resident: $200 Comstock Community Center–Art Room

OIL PAINTING & ACRYLICS8 Sessions A. Tuesdays, February 6—March 27 10:00am–12:30pm

B. Tuesdays, April 17—June 5 10:00am–12:30pmC. Tuesdays, June 19—August 14 10:00am–12:30pm

Learn techniques of the Masters from da Vinci to Monet. Explore canvas preparation, color mixing, values, and perspec-tives. Bring your photo and sketch pad to the first class and decide what your medium will be—oils or acrylics. Personalguidance will be provided while you explore the fun of artistic expression.Resident: $160 Non-resident: $175 Comstock Community Center–Art Room

OPEN STUDIO8 Sessions Mondays, April 16—June 11 6:45–8:45pmLooking for a place to just create? Have a photo or subject you want to paint but would like some guidance? Interestedin trying a new medium but not sure where to begin? Bring your own photo and medium of choice—acrylic, charcoal,pastels, oils (no turpentine please)—and spend a fun, relaxing evening creating. Artist Christa Forrest will guide youthrough your creation, provide demonstrations and instruction on materials, technique, and color based on your needs.Resident: $125 Non-resident: $140 Wilton High School–Room 119

WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP8 Sessions A. Wednesdays, January 31—March 28 10:00am–12:45pm4 Sessions B. Wednesdays, April 18—May 9 10:00am–12:45pmCome explore the beauty and joy of watercolor! This workshop is open to beginners and intermediates. Work from stilllife set-ups (or photographs) and landscapes. If the weather permits, painting will be outside. Basic drawing, composi-tion, and watercolor techniques will be demonstrated. A materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $15.8 Sessions Resident: $210 Non-resident: $225 Comstock Community Center–Art Room4 Sessions Resident: $105 Non-resident: $115

WEAVING5 Sessions A. Fridays, February 2—March 9 10:00am–12:00pm

B. Fridays, March 23—May 4 10:00am–12:00pmThis short course gives students the opportunity to work on a floor loom, a table loom, and a rigid heddle loom. You willlearn how to make a warp, dress a loom, and explore weaving patterns. Projects include woven samplers, bags, scarves,and mug rugs. Class is limited to 3 students. Please bring a notebook to class. A materials fee, payable to the instruc-tor, is $30.Resident/Non-resident: $225 Georgetown School of the Arts

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ZENTANGLE®: Introduction1 Session Wednesday, April 18 7:00–9:00pmThe Zentangle® Method is an easy way of creating beautiful images by drawing structured patterns called tangles.This promotes mindfulness and fosters self-esteem, increases focus, promotes relaxation, ignites creativity, and relievesstress. People of all ages and skill levels can create Zentangle® art and have fun in the process. Even if you think youcannot draw a stick figure, you can learn the Zentangle® method and create stunning original art. Materials fee,payable to the instructor, is $5.Resident: $35 Non-resident: $45 Wilton High School–Room 119


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Group DiscountsOrganize a group of 6 or more students and you will receive your class free.

All students must participate in the same class. Call our office for registration information.

ZENTANGLE®: Beyond The BasicsPrerequisite: Intro to Zentangle®4 Sessions Wednesdays, April 25—May 16 7:00–9:00pmThis class expands on the basic principles of Zentangle® through the added use of color and embellishments anddelves deeper into more complicated tangles and shading techniques. It will also feature Zentangle® inspired art (ZIA)on media other than paper. Materials fee, payable to the instructor at the first class, is $25.Resident: $100 Non-resident: $115 Wilton High School–Room 119

Hobbies & Crafts

SPRING HOLIDAY CENTERPIECE1 Session Monday, March 26 6:30–9:00pmSometimes you just need an easy pop of color on the table. In this class, you’ll use colorful Deco Mesh, wired ribbon,and Spring accessories to make a table-top wreath for the Spring holidays. The skills learned are also easy to trans-late into making larger wreaths for doors or other locations in colors for any holiday or occasion. Materials fee, payableto the instructor, is $15.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Room 119B

ALL THAT GLITTERS: Glitter Garden2 Sessions Thursdays, May 24, 31 7:00–9:00pmCreate delightful garden theme ornaments with Laurie Davis, Wilton’s own “Glitterfairy.” You will decorate a wateringcan, wheelbarrow along with assorted miniature fruits and vegetables. Laurie will also teach Glitter 101 basics.Students will also create packaging to keep or to give as a gift. Materials fee is included in the class price.Resident: $60 Non-resident: $70 GlitterWorks Studio, Wilton

PAPER ARTS WORKSHOP: Flower Greeting Cards1 Session Thursday, April 26 7:00–9:00pmJoin Laurie Davis, owner of Wilton’s GlitterWorks Studio, for a fun stationery class and create a beautiful punchedflower greeting card and monogrammed flat correspondence cards with lined envelopes. Learn basic rubber stampingand heat embossing, and create an origami folder out of beautiful decorative papers to keep your cards organized. Ofcourse, glitter will be involved! The materials fee is included in the price of the class. Resident: $40 Non-resident: $50 GlitterWorks Studio, Wilton

MAKING SCENTS WITH NOD HILL SOAP: Fragrance Workshop1 Session Thursday, February 8 7:00–9:00pmImagine creating a unique scent to wear for Valentine’s Day. Maybe you would like to blend a fragrance for Mom forMother’s Day. There are so many to choose from. Learn about the base scent and top notes. Does citrus appeal to youor perhaps roses or verbena. A touch of the tropics may be your perfect signature with coconut or jasmine. Catherineof popular Nod Hill Soaps will guide you in the discovery of something distinctly you. Materials fee, payable to theinstructor, is $15.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Wilton High School–Culinary Arts Room

BEGINNER CONTRACT BRIDGE 8 Sessions A. Tuesdays, January 16—March 6 3:30–5:00pm

B. Wednesdays, January 17—March 7 6:00–7:30pmBridge—the best card game comparable to what chess is to board games—challenging, yet rewarding. This class is forbeginners or those needing a refresher. We'll cover the basics: what it means to follow suit, take a trick, and to playtrump. Then we'll cover the objectives including actual scoring based on bidding and making contracts. Lessons willcover fundamental bidding and Play of the Hand. Required text: “Bridge for Everyone” by D. W. CrisfieldResident: $85 Non-resident: $100 Wilton High School–149B

ADVANCED BEGINNER BRIDGE IN THE AFTERNOON8 Sessions Wednesdays, January 17—March 7 3:30–5:30pmIf you like bridge and want to improve your game, this class is for you. Each 2-hour class consists of a short lecturefollowed by the bidding and play of real bridge hands. This is for bridge players who know the basics—following suit,taking tricks, trumping, as well as fundamental bidding and play. If you have ever bid to the contract of "Four Spades"and fulfilled it, this class is for you. You will build a firm foundation of your bidding, declarer play and defensive play.Standard American bidding based on five card majors will be used. A few bidding conventions such as Blackwood,Stayman, and Transfers will be covered. Required text: “Bridge for Everyone” by D. W. Crisfield.Resident: $115 Non-resident: $130 Wilton High School–149B


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KNITTING CIRCLE: All Levels8 Sessions A. Tuesdays, January 30—March 20 6:15–8:45pm4 Sessions B. Tuesdays, March 27—April 24 6:15–8:45pmAlready know knitting basics and looking to advance your skills? Whatever your level, this group is for you. Join our knit-ting circle and learn how to knit and refine your skills by tackling more challenging projects and advanced techniques.Come be inspired by others in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. Students should bring their own supplies and projects.8 Sessions Resident: $130 Non-resident: $1454 Sessions Resident/Non-resident: $70 Middlebrook School–Media Center

Home & Garden

BEEKEEPING AS A HOBBY1 Session Tuesday, February 20 7:00–9:00pmBeekeeping is a fantastic hobby giving the beekeeper an opportunity to learn about nature and the necessary role thehoney bee plays in our world. The art of beekeeping and collecting honey dates back to the ancient Egyptians! Thiscourse will cover basic information about honey bees, the hive components and assembly, tools and equipment as wellas the placement of your hive. Learn about obtaining and hiving honey bees, harvesting and the products produced byhoney bees. This course will also offer (optional) membership to the Connecticut Back Yard Beekeepers Associationwhich meets in Weston, CT to support local beekeepers—$25. Materials fee, payable to beekeeper Bobbie Meyzen,owner of Honey Bee Farm, is $5. Resident: $30 Non-resident: $40 Wilton High School–Room 119

WINE & DESIGN: Spring Terrarium Workshop1 Session Wednesday, March 28 7:00–9:00pmLearn the basic foundation in building an open terrarium using Echeveria and other succulents and create an arrange-ment with decorative sand and shells. You will take home a beautiful finished piece in a glass dish to enjoy. B.Y.O.B.Materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $40. Resident: $25 Non-resident: $40 Trackside, 15 Station Road, Wilton

WINE & DESIGN: Contemporary Floral Design1 Session Wednesday, May 2 7:00–9:00pmLearn the art of contemporary styling in floral design using fresh cut flowers and a footed pedestal. These unconven-tional designs are represented with bold, linear lines that challenge traditional boundaries similar to contemporary art.B.Y.O.B. Materials fee, payable to the instructor, is $35.Resident: $25 Non-resident: $35 Trackside, 15 Station Road, Wilton

HOME REDESIGN: A Practical & Easy Approach To Home Decorating2 Sessions Tuesdays, April 17, 24 6:30–8:30pmA beautiful home doesn’t have to be expensive. Learn how to reimagine a room in your home. Use design and deco-rating techniques within your budget. Bring pictures of your space and redesign it so you love coming home.Resident: $35 Non-resident: $45 Wilton High School–Rm 150

HOME STAGING: Keys To Selling Your Home Fast & Getting Top Dollar2 Sessions Tuesdays, March 20, 27 6:30–8:30pmPlanning to put your home on the market? First impressions are important to prospective buyers. See how to stageyour home to appeal to a broad audience and sell at the highest price. Learn how to create a personalized “20-MinutePlan” that empowers you to prepare for a showing. Learn to see through the buyer’s eyes. Create at least three WOWs.Home Staging—an investment with great returns for the seller!Resident: $35 Non-resident: $45 Wilton High School–Room 150

NAVIGATING THE REAL ESTATE MARKET: Smart Home Buying & Selling2 Sessions Wednesdays, April 18, 25 10:00am–12:00pmEvery facet of navigating the real estate market is covered in this comprehensive two-day class. We’ll discuss how todetermine your home’s value and the right time to put it on the market. How to prepare your home for sale and whata staging expert can do for you. We’ll even help you determine when to search for your next home and how to be asmarter buyer. Local experts from AFA Homes, Al Filippone Associates Home Preparation, Susan Corvo Redesign, andLong River Home Inspection are the instructors.Resident: $35 Non-resident: $45 Comstock Community Center


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ADD BEAUTY TO YOUR HOME: Build A Stone Wall1 Session Wednesday, March 21 7:30–8:30pmBack by popular demand! Learn to build a stone wall like the professionals! Bolton Tree & Landscaping of Wilton willshare expertise about constructing stonewalls in this workshop. Stonewalls add beauty and value to your home! Hurryand register! This is one of our most popular classes!Resident: $15 Non-resident: $25 Wilton High School–Room 150

Languages

LEARN ITALIAN THROUGH FILM: Beginners & Up6 Sessions Wednesdays, February 21—March 28 5:00–6:30pm NEW INSTRUCTOR If you have a love for Italian culture and language, this course is for you! Begin your journey oflearning Italian by viewing and discussing Italian films. Movies offer an enriching approach to learning because of theinteractions and gestures between characters and seeing the subtle nuances that breathe life into a language. Plusyou get to hear how Italian is supposed to sound! Learn to talk about food, travel, and holidays as you immerse your-self in the beauty of the Italian culture through the lens of film.Resident: $90 Non-resident: $105 Wilton High School–Room 150

ITALIAN: Beginner — "Impariamo Insieme"8 Sessions Mondays, January 29—March 26 9:00–10:00amStart with the basics! This class is for you if you’ve had no previous experience with the Italian language. Fundamentalvocabulary, pronunciation, and functional grammar will be presented through selected dialogue. Prior to class, purchase"Italian Made Simple" by Cristina Mazzoni (ISBN-13: 978-0767915397) available online ($10 - $11). Resident: $80 Non-resident: $95 Comstock Community Center

ITALIAN: Conversation I — "Parliamo Italiano"Prerequisite: Completed Fall 2017 Italian Beginner class or some knowledge of Italian.8 Sessions Mondays, January 29—March 26 10:00–11:15amAlready have the basics and ready to hold a conversation in Italian? This class will emphasize grammar, correct pro-nunciation, and dialogue. Grow your conversation skills in an engaging and friendly environment. Prior to class, pur-chase "Italian Made Simple" by Cristina Mazzoni (ISBN-13: 978-0767915397) available online ($10 - $11).Resident: $100 Non-resident: $115 Comstock Community Center

ITALIAN: Conversation II — "Parliamo Più Italiano"Prerequisite: Completed Fall 2017 Italian Conversation I class or a good foundation of the language.8 Sessions Mondays, January 29—March 26 11:20am–12:50pmThis class will emphasize dialogue. Grow your conversation skills in an engaging and friendly environment.Resident: $120 Non-resident: $135 Comstock Community Center

FRENCH: Beginner 8 Sessions Thursdays, March 1—April 26 10:00–11:00amNEW INSTRUCTOR Bon Jour! French, a language used on every continent. Learning the basic grammar, pronuncia-tion, and spelling rules can open your world to the culture, food, music, and art of the French. Learn how to order coqau vin, how to navigate the Metro, and how to get from Paris to the Palace of Versailles and beyond. The required textis “Painless French” by Lynn Gore (most recent edition $9.99 available online). Materials fee, payable to the instruc-tor at the first class, is $5.Resident: $80 Non-resident: $95 Comstock Community Center

FRENCH: Advanced Beginner 8 Sessions Thursdays, March 1—April 26 11:00am–12:30pmNEW INSTRUCTOR This course is for the student who has had some exposure to French. We will build on the frame-work of French grammar and pronunciation while becoming more comfortable communicating. There will be emphasison learning how to use public transportation, how to get your correct color when shopping (L’avez-vous cela enrouge?), how to order the local vin et pain. The required text is “Painless French” by Lynn Gore (most recent edition$9.99 available online). Materials fee, payable to the instructor at the first class, is $5.Resident: $120 Non-resident: $135 Comstock Community Center


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SPANISH: Beginner8 Sessions A. Wednesdays, January 17—March 7 10:00–11:30am Comstock Community Center

B. Wednesdays, January 17—March 7 6:30–8:00pm Wilton High SchoolC. Wednesdays, March 21—May 16 10:00–11:30am Comstock Community CenterD. Wednesdays, March 21—May 16 6:30–8:00pm Wilton High School

Learn to LOVE the Spanish language from an Argentine native speaker with an MA in Bilingual Ed., Wilton’s very ownSeñora Vicky! Develop your beginning Spanish speaking & writing ability with basic grammar, verb conjugation, andpronunciation as you dive into this language learning adventure! The primary textbook is “Practice Makes Perfect BasicSpanish” (Second Edition) by Dorothy Richmond, available online from $10-$14. Señora Vicky will provide an assort-ment of additional material as well. Materials fee, payable to the instructor at the first class, is $10.Resident: $170 Non-resident: $180

SPANISH: Conversation For Advanced Beginners & UpPrerequisite: Completed Fall 2017 Spanish class(es) or a good foundation of the language.8 Sessions A. Wednesdays, January 17—March 7 12:00–1:30pm

B. Wednesdays, March 21—May 16 12:00–1:30pmLearn to LOVE the Spanish language from an Argentine native speaker with an MA in Bilingual Ed., Wilton’s very ownSeñora Vicky! Practice common, useful phrases and vocabulary as you dive into the language with basic conversations.The class is a perfect introduction or a refresher for those planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking region. We will use acombination of authentic material, real life situations, and the textbook and CD "Learn Spanish the Fast and Fun Waywith MP3 CD” (Barrons, 4th Ed.) available from Amazon (new $24.18). This class is a continuation from the Fall ’17sessions but can easily be picked up by an advanced beginner or intermediate Spanish student. Nos vemos!Resident: $170 Non-resident: $180 Comstock Community Center

Personal Growth & Wellness

ASTROLOGY: A Mini Course2 Sessions Thursdays, February 8, 15 6:30–8:30pmAries? Gemini? Sagittarius? Want to learn more about yourself? Maybe you’d like to learn which career would be goodfor you. Will it be easy for you to start a family? Is there a great fortune in your future? Our two-night class will helpyou understand yourself better. The first night, we’ll get personal by printing out your chart. You’ll choose a questionyou’d like answered. The second night, we’ll look at your chart and see how we answered the question. Come to classwith your birth date, birth location, and accurate birth time (usually found on your birth certificate). No birth time? We’lldo a general reading. We’ll also explore the other types of astrology, websites, and varieties of readings. A materialsfee, payable to the instructor at the first class, is $5.Resident: $45 Non-resident: $55 Wilton High School–Room 6

TAI CHI: Continuous Movement With Joe Alampi5 Sessions A. Tuesdays, January 16—February 13 3:30–4:30pmNEW INSTRUCTOR In today’s world of high-intensity fitness fads, one might wonder whether Tai Chi—characterizedby its slow, deliberate movements—is a worthwhile workout. But the ancient Chinese practice has been linked to myr-iad health benefits, from improved immunity to lower blood pressure to reduced inflammation. Tai Chi is a gentle formof exercise and it can help maintain strength flexibility and balance. Let's do some meditation in motion.Resident: $40 Non-resident: $55 Wilton High School–Zellner Gallery

INTRODUCTION TO CHAKRADANCE: 7 Keys to Freedom Cycle 1 Session Wednesday, February 21 5:00–6:00pmReach into the depth of your soul and discover your body-mind-spirit connection. Allow Chakradance, through its inti-mate guided meditation and varying vibrational tones of its carefully composed music, to provoke spontaneous move-ment, images, and healing as each of your energy chakras are rebalanced. Bring a cushion.Resident/Non-resident: $10 Wilton High School–Zellner Gallery

CHAKRADANCE: 7 Keys to Freedom Cycle: The Intellectual Series 4 Sessions Wednesdays, February 28—March 21 5:00–6:00pmGet fit in a way only YOU can imagine! Burn calories, unwind, and find your inner compass, discovering your body-mind-spirit connection. Through guided imagery, spontaneous movement, and mandala art, each session restores balance toyour energy Chakras which regulate your physical organs and emotional attitudes towards safety, sexuality, power, love,communication, intuition, and self-realization. The Intellectual Series focuses on the upper spiritually guided chakras -throat, third eye, crown - with a final integration session. Bring a cushion.Resident: $50 Non-resident: $65 Wilton High School–Zellner Gallery


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THE FIVE TIBETANS4 Sessions Mondays, March 26—April 23 3:30–4:45pmLearn five vital and dynamic exercises practiced by Tibetan lamas for generations designed to stem the aging process.Rhapsodized as the “fountain of youth”, they increase strength, energy, and mental alertness. Once you have fully inte-grated this practice into your daily life, you will feel their profound and lasting effect and may wonder how you livedwithout it. Bring a yoga or exercise mat.Resident: $55 Non-resident: $70 Wilton High School–Zellner Gallery

THE TEN PHASES OF CULTIVATING & MASTERING QI4 Sessions Mondays, April 30—May 21 3:30–5:00pmLearn the ancient secrets of Qi cultivation, accessible to all. Whether your focus is to accelerate productivity and per-formance or intimately touch the mysterious fabric of the cosmos, you will feel the extraordinary power to release yourinner potential regardless of your present position in life. Explore and experience your personal process to: Discover,Gather, Circulate, Purify, Direct, Conserve, Store, Transform, Dissolve, and Transmit Qi. Bring a cushion.Resident: $65 Non-resident: $80 Wilton High School–Zellner Gallery

CAN I LEARN TO MEDITATE? Finding Your Stillness3 Sessions Mondays, January 22—February 5 6:30–8:00pmAlways wanted to try meditation? It’s not just for Tibetan Monks! Everyone from all walks of life and beliefs can learnhow to bypass the "monkey mind" and bring peace into our lives by finding our own inner stillness. Learn different waysto meditate and find the one that works best for you. Styles explored will include guided imagery, mindful meditation,mantra meditation, color mediation, and crystal bowl meditation. Bring peace into your life, lower your blood pressure,lead a more fulfilling life, and discover your inner talents and gifts. See what a difference it can make for you.Resident: $50 Non-resident: $65 Wilton High School–OT/PT Room

THE HEALING POWER OF MINDFULNESS MEDITATION 2 Sessions Tuesdays, March 27, April 3 7:00–9:00pm According to the American Academy of Family Physicians, "up to 80% of visits to the family doctor are for stress relat-ed complaints." Studies show that “mindfulness meditation” is a powerful and effective therapeutic tool in reducingstress and maintaining mind-body health. With instructor Dr. Paul Epstein, find your path to inner peace and serenity,learn to build resiliency, and connect with your true source of inner strength, health and well-being. Resident: $35 Non-resident: $45 Wilton High School–Room 150

HOW TO BE A WINNER IN ANY FIELD1 Session Wednesday, April 4 7:00–9:00pmWe tend to procrastinate out of fear and indecision during uncertain times. Learn to approach problems with the rightperspective and actions because adverse circumstances can present opportunities for growth. Using the lessons fromher award-winning book, Pretty Smart: Lessons from our Miss Americas, Penny Pearlman will share tips on how tomanage external circumstances that can ultimately enhance your business and your life. Pearlman captures the les-sons from the personal struggles and triumphs of the twenty-two Miss Americas she interviewed as well as her ownprofessional and personal experiences.Resident: $20 Non-resident: $30 Wilton High School–Room 150

Sports, Fitness & Recreation

PICKLEBALL WORKSHOP5 Sessions Saturdays, May 5—June 9 9:30–11:00amNEW INSTRUCTOR Never played Pickleball or played before and want a better understanding of the basics? Theclinic will consist of learning basic rules and basic strokes for the first half hour followed by practice games for the lasthour. Get an aerobic workout and have fun doing it. Come share the passion, swing a paddle, meet new people, andjoin in the fun of one of the fastest growing sports sweeping the country! Resident: $50 Non-resident: $65 Middlebrook School–Tennis Courts

BODYWEIGHT WORKOUT6 Sessions Saturdays, April 28—June 9 9:30-10:30amWant immediate results? Get a total body workout that leaves no muscle untouched or under worked. Bodyweight exer-cises are a simple, effective way to improve balance, flexibility, and strength without machinery or extra equipment. Thisworkout will focus on core, cardio and total body movements. If you desire to feel great, lose weight, gain strength, andlook younger, this class is for you!Resident: $75 Non-resident: $90 Wilton High School Track


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GOLF5 Sessions Tuesdays, March 20—April 24 6:30–7:30pmThis class is for students new to the game and those with experience on the golf course. Golf equipment will be pro-vided but students may bring their own clubs. Learn golf swing basics including grip, stance, balance, and posture aswell as different shot types. Rules of the game and etiquette on the golf course will be discussed including informa-tion on purchasing your first set of golf clubs and how various smartphone apps enhance golf instruction. Come explorethe world of golf and learn answers to questions like, “Why does my spouse disappear for five hours on a Saturday?”or “What does Fore really mean and why it’s not the number between Three and Five...”Resident: $100 Non-resident: $115 Middlebrook School - Large Gym

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INDOOR TENNIS: At Vista Indoor Tennis–Early Winter Sundays6 Sessions Sundays, January 7—February 18 Beginner 11:30am–12:30pmAdvanced Beginner 12:30–1:30pmLow Intermediate 5:00–6:00pm High Intermediate 6:00–7:00pm Resident/Non-resident: $135/Session 451 Oakridge Drive, South Salem, NY

INDOOR TENNIS: At Vista Indoor Tennis–Late Winter Sundays6 Sessions Sundays, February 25—April 8 Beginner 11:30am–12:30pmAdvanced Beginner 12:30–1:30pmLow Intermediate 5:00–6:00pm High Intermediate 6:00–7:00pm Resident/Non-resident: $135/Session 451 Oakridge Drive, South Salem, NY

INDOOR DAYTIME TENNIS: At Four Seasons Tennis Club6 SessionsBeginner Mondays, February 5—March 19 1:00–2:00pmAdv. Beginner Tuesdays, February 6—March 13 1:00–2:00pmIntermediate Thursdays, February 8—March 15 1:00–2:00pmResident: $155/Session Non-resident: $170/Session 589 Danbury Road, Wilton

INDOOR EVENING TENNIS: At Four Seasons Tennis Club – Thursdays6 Sessions Thursdays, February 8—March 15Beginner 5:30–6:30pmAdvanced Beginner 6:30–7:30pmIntermediate 7:30–9:00pm Resident: $155/1 Hr Session Non-resident: $170/1 Hr SessionResident: $230/1.5 Hr Session Non-resident: $245/1.5 Hr Session

589 Danbury Road, Wilton

INDOOR DAYTIME TENNIS: At Weston Racquet Club6 Sessions Intermediate Skill Clinic

Wednesdays, February 7—March 14 1:00–2:00pmFridays, February 9—March 23 1:00–2:00pm

Resident/Non-resident: $165 405 Newtown Turnpike, Weston

INDOOR SENIOR CITIZEN TENNIS: At Four Seasons Tennis Club - ThursdaysMust be 62 years & older to participate.6 SessionsMixed Levels Thursdays, February 8—March 15 1:00–2:00pmResident/Non-resident: $105 589 Danbury Road, Wilton


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OUTDOOR DAYTIME SENIOR CITIZEN (62+) TENNIS – Tuesdays Must be 62 years and older to participate.6 Sessions Tuesdays, April 17—May 22 New To The Game 12:00–1:00pmAll Levels 1:00–2:00pmResident/Non-resident: $105 Rte. 7 Tennis Courts

OUTDOOR DAYTIME TENNIS: Coach Yvonne D’Aquino, Certified USTA & PTR – Mondays 5 Sessions Mondays, April 16—May 14 Low Intermediate Cardio 9:30–10:30amLow Intermediate Instruction 10:30–11:30amResident: $110 Non-resident: $125 Rte. 7 Tennis Courts

OUTDOOR DAYTIME TENNIS: Coach Yvonne D’Aquino, Certified USTA & PTR – Tuesdays 6 Sessions Tuesdays, April 17—May 22 High Intermediate Instruction 9:00–10:30amLow Intermediate Instruction 10:30am–12:00pmAdvanced Beginner 12:00–1:00pmBeginner 1:00– 2:00pmResident: $130/1 Hr Session Non-resident: $145/1 Hr SessionResident: $185/1.5 Hr Session Non-resident: $200/1.5 Hr Session Rte. 7 Tennis Courts

OUTDOOR EVENING TENNIS: Coach Yvonne D’Aquino, Certified USTA & PTR – Thursdays 6 Sessions Thursdays, April 19—May 24 High Intermediate 7:00–8:30pmResident: $185 Non-resident: $200 Rte. 7 Tennis Courts

OUTDOOR DAYTIME TENNIS: Coach Yvonne D’Aquino, Certified USTA & PTR – Fridays 6 Sessions Fridays, April 20—May 25 Intermediate & Higher Cardio 9:00–10:30amSupervised Match Play 10:30am–12:00pmResident: $185 Non-resident: $200 Rte. 7 Tennis Courts

OUTDOOR TENNIS – Sundays6 Sessions Sundays, April 15—May 20Beginner 9:00–10:00amLow Intermediate 5:00–6:00pm Intermediate 6:00–7:00pm Beginners will learn a new stroke each week. Advanced Beginners & Intermediate players will gain stroke variety, improve place-ment, control and power. Intermediate players, 3.5 and above, will concentrate on singles and doubles strategy.Resident: $130 Non-resident: $145 Rte. 7 Tennis Courts

YOGAPlease bring a yoga mat, towel, and water to class.6 Sessions A. Tuesdays, February 20—March 27 3:30–4:45pm

B. Tuesdays, April 3 —May 15 3:30–4:45pmUnwind from your day with an hour of yoga! Yoga is the practice of balance, strength and breath in action. You will be taughtposes encouraging well-being and physical health. There is a practice for everyone. The beautiful thing is that yoga meets youwherever you are; you could be the least flexible person in the world and still have a great yoga practice. Essential oils are used. Resident: $60 Non-resident: $75 Wilton High School–Zellner Gallery

YOGA WITH WEIGHTS: Warrior WorkoutPlease bring a yoga mat, towel, and water to class.6 Sessions A. Thursdays, January 11—February 15 3:30–4:30pm

B. Thursdays, March 1—April 5 3:30–4:30pmTone, sculpt, strengthen and lengthen every major muscle group in your body while moving deeper into each yoga pose. Resident: $60 Non-resident: $75 Wilton High School–Zellner Gallery

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The Wilton Public Schools on-premises, before andafter school extended day program

allows your child to enjoy a seamless transitionbetween school and fun.

Miller-DriscollAfter School

Extended Day Program3:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Miller-DriscollBefore School

Extended Day Program7:00 to 9:00 a.m.

Cider MillAfter School

Extended Day Program2:15 to 6:30 p.m.

Learn more about our extended day and enrichment programs atwiltoncontinuinged.org

Drop-ins welcome! It’s never too late to sign up. Inquire about our Drop-In 5 Pass !

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