Create a necklace or two by learning the basic frame-work for creating simple wraps for stones with holes or without. Simple bails, fancy design for finishing the pendants, using curls and spirals.  Bring your tools and supplies, and any questions you may have.  Supplies and tools can be purchased at Joann Fabric and Craft Stores, Hobby Lobby, or Butler Hill Beads on Minot Avenue in Auburn.  Items to bring with you are as follows:  wire: 18 gauge, and 26 or 28 gauge; stones (this can be a tumbled stone, cut stone or glass); chain or cord (neck chain or cord to compliment wire); clasps and connectors; magnetic, lobster claw, or toggle, split rings to attach closure.

Spring is coming (REALLY!! It is!), and with it comes throwing open windows, clearing out the dust, and getting the gardens ready for another growing season.  Whether wiping the dirt out of your home or wiping the dirt off your hands is your favorite, either way, we have natural solutions for keeping pests and critters out, for returning the sparkle, and for supporting your organic gardening.  All are super simple, proven effective, and will have you breathing easy, literally and figuratively.  We'll have a casual get-together that will be a fun time and informative, too!  And you'll get to make a couple goodies, along witht he recipes to make more!  These are easy to make -- one will freshen up your home and another will keep pests adhering to the "hospitality rules".  And there will be an extra surprise bonus, too, plus some additional easy-peasy but good recipes!

Have you ever seen or heard someone harass, bully or threaten another person, and wished you know what to say or do?  Most of us have.  We are all much more likely to be a bystander than a participant or victim of hateful and hurtful words and behavior.  Green Dot teaches safe and proven-effective Bystander Intervention techniques that every member of a community can use, both proactively to change our cultrue for the better, and reactively to reduce harm.  None of us can do everything, but each of us can do our part to make Lewistion-Auburn a safer and more welcoming community.  Any folks who have already attended a workshop are also warmly welcomed.  We find we learn something new almost every class and you might have had some experiences doing Green Dots that would be helpful and interesting.

Basic map and compass covers all you need to know to get started.  Learn how to read a map, plan a route and develop a better underrstanding of how navigation works.  Please bring a notebook.

Are you looking for a fun, new way to get some exercise?  Then why not explore the ancient art form of "Belly Dance."  Come learn basic moves, hear some of the history behind the dance, and get the chance to meet other women in your community.  No prior dance experience needed!  For more informaiton go to www.bellydancingmaine.com . The class is held at The Dance Center, 16 Western Avenue, Auburn.

Zumba is a Latin-inspired dance fitness class.  A certified instructor will lead you through 1 full hour of mixed impact dance combined with toning movements for a full body workout.

Learn tools to help with relaxation and calming the mind to bring you to a deeper sense of self.  Each week, instructor Heidi L. Audet, ERYT-500 will guide students in light stretching and guided relaxation to prepare for seated meditation, breathing exercises known as Pranayama, which help to calm the mind and prepare students for guided meditation practice to cultivate stilling the mind.  No prior experience necessary.  What to bring: A yoga mat and a cushion or pillow and a blanket.  This 4-week class will be held at Kimball St. Studios, 191 Lisbon Street, Lewiston.

Love camping, love cooking or maybe want to become a Maine Guide?  Camp cooking is for you, includes various cooking hacks, campfire management, group cooking made easy, various recipes and equipment needed.  Bring your appetite.