Tag Archive for: Jewelry Making

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Announcements for week of September 30 – October 6

Announcements:  Week of September 30th – October 6th Did you know… Collage comes from the French word for “to glue” since that is one of the main methods used in the various forms of collage.  Whether it is mixing different types…
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LEC is OPEN!

Hurricane Helene has passed, & the LEC is OPEN! Today's classes: Diamond Dots (10am-12pm), Chair Yoga (11am-12:25pm), & Bridge Instruction/Open Play (1-3pm) Tomorrow's classes: Jewelry-making (1-3pm) Join…
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Announcements for week of September 23 – 29

Announcements: Week of September 23th – 29th Did you know… People who play bridge are less depressed, sleep better, and have a lower risk for Alzheimer’s or dementia. Bridge is a social game with four players working in teams of two. …
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Announcements for the Week of September 15 – 22

Announcements: Week of September 15th – 21th   Did you know…   Inspiration sometimes be hard to find.  Have you ever stared at a blank canvas, screen, or paper with no idea what to create?  One possible source of inspiration…
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Announcements for Week of September 8th – 14th

Announcements: Week of September 8th – 14th Did you know… Triskaidekaphobia, the fear of the number thirteen, has ancient origins.  This fear can be seen in hotels that lack a thirteenth floor and airplanes without a thirteenth row.…
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Announcements for the Week of September 1st – 7th

Announcements: Week of September 1st – 7th Did you know… Industrial Art includes artworks created using machinery or mass-produced products. This could be almost anything--from stacked tractors to painted light bulbs and wires arranged…
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Announcements for the Week of August 25th – 31st

  Did you know… Mobius strips are loops that look double-sided but are actually single-sided. Although named after August Mobius, this mathematical phenomenon was simultaneously “discovered” by Mobius and his colleague, Johann…
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Announcements for the Week of August 18-24

    Did you know… From 1912 to 1948, “sporting arts” Olympic medals were awarded in architecture, literature, music, painting, and sculpture.  The entries had to reflect sports in some way.   Over the years, the five…