| Astronomy | Group discussions & study about the planets, stars and the galaxies. Each week |
| Badminton | Game played with own racquet and proper shoes. It is geared to people who have some playing experience. |
| Book Club | Consists of 10 participants at the Brockville Library that meet once a month. Most members continue from the First Semester. |
| Bridge | Bridge is for players that have knowledge of the game. |
| Camera Club | Group discusses different aspects of photography & picture taking. Seniors learn how to make the best use of their own cameras. They discover the best ways to take great photos. |
| Computer Class - Level 1 | Introduction to computers to learn mouse and cursor functions, open and send emails and use Google for internet information. |
| Computer Class - Level 2 | This class will enhance computer knowledge in: use of email and of Google; opening and sending attachments and uploading photos from your computer to a memory stick to take them to a photo shop to print. |
| Exercise; Low Impact for Seniors | A fun exercise class offering a good workout. You can go at your own pace. All you need to bring is a bottle of water and a good pair of running shoes. Always come a half hour early to warm up and meet new friends. |
| French - Beginners Class | Instruction for Basic French and beyond. Medium sized 3-ring binder, dividers and a pen required for this class. |
| French - Intermediate Class | Instruction for Intermediate French conversation & beyond. Medium sized 3-ring binder, dividers and a pen required for this class. |
| French Conversation Class | Sharing French conversation with other students. |
| Friendship & Games | Seniors who enjoy playing Euchre, Dominos & board games. |
| Genealogy | Course will instruct participants on basic genealogical sources & techniques. Sources such as vital statistics, census data, land records, cemetery & church records for example will be covered. Computer research for genealogical records will help discover your ancestors from the United Empire Loyalist to establish a connection to ancestors who came to Canada. |
| Middle Eastern Dance | A fun type of exercise dancing to music sometimes referred to as belly dancing. Seniors have fun as they move to music. |
| Music Jam Session | The group has beginners as well as seasoned musicians. They use a guitar, banjo, fiddle, drums, keyboard, mandolin and a harmonica. They share an interest in music as they sit in a circle where everyone gets a chance to lead a song, if they want to do so. There are between four to twelve participants typically. |
| Quilting Class | Students need a rotary cutter, cutting mat, quilter's ruler, scissors, pencil for fabric and a good sewing machine. The class decides which projects they will be working on. |
| Tai Chi - Beginners | This involves gentle bends, stretches and twists to improve seniors well-being in a gentle activity that teaches Taoist style 108 Tai Chi moves. Each week 3-4 moves are taught for beginners. |
| Tai Chi - Level 2 | Students who know the 108 Tai Chi set and are ready to perfect the moves for optimum benefit. |
| Tai Chi Practice | This class is a practice activity with little or no specific instruction. Extra time to gain experience with Tai Chi moves. |
| The Painting Class | Participants with a wide range of skill levels will work on their own projects in acrylic and oil (non-toxic products only). Those who use water colours are welcome as well. Class members support one another via critique and encouragement in a friendly atmosphere. If you paint you are welcome to join the group. |
| Tole Painting | This class is the folk art of decorative painting working on such items as tin & wooden utensils and other objects. The class project for each session is decided by the group. |
| Up for Discussion | Group selects topics to be discussed each week. |
| Yoga (Chair) | A gentle form of yoga for seniors with disabilities or health problems. Participants use a chair to stand & sit to support themselves while learning yoga positions, breathing techniques, meditation and ways of relaxation. |
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