Superior Life Long Learning
New classes in the Superior Lifelong Learning series are being added regularly. Here is a list of scheduled classes to-date. To register, call CORE at (715) 779-3457.
Chalk Painting
Instructors: Kim Metropolus and Renee Holman
Wednesday, January 16
10:00 - 2:00
Karlyn's Gallery Workshop (upstairs)
318 W Bayfield St, Washburn, WI
Specifics: Students will learn how to use chalk paint to make a unique item. Chalk paint is a medium that will cover plastic, wood, metal, glass and more! Wax is used to bond the item. Students are encouraged to bring a small item to paint (small piece of furniture, frame, mirror). Kim and Donna will have a few small items on hand to purchase (price range $5-10) for painting. The cost is $15.00 which will include supplies (paint, was, brushes) and a sandwich lunch prepared by Renee! This fee is paid directly to the instructors.
Be prepared to have a lot of fun while designing a unique gift or item for your home. Maximum participants - 20.
Come Back to the Classic Book Series
Instructor: Eve Erickson
Book - Middlemarch by George Eliot
January 11, January 25 and February 8
1:00 - 3:00 PM each session
Location: Bell Town Hall, Cornucopia
Lake Baikal and Lake Superior Learning Partnership
Presented by instructors and students from Bayfield Public Schools
Dates (tentative) - 3 sessions March or April.
Watch for information soon!
All About Reiki
Instructor: Catherine Lange
March 21, 2019
10:30 AM
Location: Washburn Library
From Head to Heart to Paper (A Writing Class)
Instructor: Dorothy Hoffman
April 12, 19, 26 - 2019
1:00 - 3:30
Location: Bell Town Hall, Cornucopia
Celebrate Migratory Bird Day
Instructor: Neil Howk
Saturday, May 11 - 2019
Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day and recognize Bayfield's participation in the Bird City Wisconsin program by birdwatching along the Brownstone Trail with Neil Howk, president of Chequamegon Audubon Society. The shoreline, forests, and clearings along the trail offer excellent opportunities to see many species of migratory songbirds passing through on their journey to the north or returning to Bayfield for the summer.
Chalk Painting
Instructors: Kim Metropolus and Renee Holman
Wednesday, January 16
10:00 - 2:00
Karlyn's Gallery Workshop (upstairs)
318 W Bayfield St, Washburn, WI
Specifics: Students will learn how to use chalk paint to make a unique item. Chalk paint is a medium that will cover plastic, wood, metal, glass and more! Wax is used to bond the item. Students are encouraged to bring a small item to paint (small piece of furniture, frame, mirror). Kim and Donna will have a few small items on hand to purchase (price range $5-10) for painting. The cost is $15.00 which will include supplies (paint, was, brushes) and a sandwich lunch prepared by Renee! This fee is paid directly to the instructors.
Be prepared to have a lot of fun while designing a unique gift or item for your home. Maximum participants - 20.
Come Back to the Classic Book Series
Instructor: Eve Erickson
Book - Middlemarch by George Eliot
January 11, January 25 and February 8
1:00 - 3:00 PM each session
Location: Bell Town Hall, Cornucopia
Lake Baikal and Lake Superior Learning Partnership
Presented by instructors and students from Bayfield Public Schools
Dates (tentative) - 3 sessions March or April.
Watch for information soon!
All About Reiki
Instructor: Catherine Lange
March 21, 2019
10:30 AM
Location: Washburn Library
From Head to Heart to Paper (A Writing Class)
Instructor: Dorothy Hoffman
April 12, 19, 26 - 2019
1:00 - 3:30
Location: Bell Town Hall, Cornucopia
Celebrate Migratory Bird Day
Instructor: Neil Howk
Saturday, May 11 - 2019
Celebrate International Migratory Bird Day and recognize Bayfield's participation in the Bird City Wisconsin program by birdwatching along the Brownstone Trail with Neil Howk, president of Chequamegon Audubon Society. The shoreline, forests, and clearings along the trail offer excellent opportunities to see many species of migratory songbirds passing through on their journey to the north or returning to Bayfield for the summer.
