DATE CHANGE FOR NEWLY ADDED CLASS! Create a one of a kind feather ring band. Karyl will guide you through each step of the process, demonstrating how to measure accurately, cut and form the band before soldering for a tight, strong seam. Prior jewelry experience helpful for this class. Registration $35, plus materials fee of $30, payable to the instructor on the first night. 2 weeks 6:00-8:30 p.m. Begins Mon 4/23 CHRHS 2D Art Karyl Brown is a silversmith and illustrator who evolved from beading and cold connected jewelry into metal working after taking a similar soldering class which vanquished her fear of fire and of soldering and opened up a new creative world.

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meditation new to you or are you looking to have a deeper, more meaningful practice? If so, join our meditation experts to explore different styles and techniques. The class will provide you with tools to develop a home sitting meditation practice and help you learn to be mindful in everyday activities. You’ll leave each week feeling renewed and more balanced. Please register for this class directly with Journey to Health at https://journeytohealth.coursestorm.com/ or call 207-921-3950. Registration $18. 3 wks 5:00-6:15 p.m. Begins Wed 5/9 CHRHS Rm 210 This class is being offered by Pen Bay Medical Center and Waldo County General Hospital’s Journey to Health program.

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for a fun, healthy meal to make when you don’t feel like cooking? In this hands-on cooking class, you can try new flavors while learning how to make fresh spring rolls and delicious dipping sauces. This class is family friendly and family discounts are available. Please register for this class directly with Journey to Health at https://journeytohealth.coursestorm.com/ or call 207-921-3950. Registration $10. 1 night 5:30-7:00 p.m. Class Wed 4/25 CHRHS Rm 231 This class is being offered by Pen Bay Medical Center and Waldo County General Hospital’s Journey to Health program.

Have you always wanted to make socks? Have you dabbled in sock knitting but just can’t seem to get the hang of it? Or, are you an experienced sock knitter looking to improve your skills? In three weeks of tutorials we’ll break down sock construction from heel to toe, compare different methods, discuss patterns, yarns, books and resources to provide you with what you need to explore the rich world of sock knitting. Prerequisites: You must already know how to knit, purl, increase, decrease, cast on, and bind off. Experience knitting in the round is helpful. Double pointed or circular needles are both suitable. Materials: 100g sock weight yarn such as Berroco Sox; 4 or 5 double pointed knitting needles size 0, 1, or 2; darning needle, scissors, tape measure, stitch markers if you have them. Mention this class at The Cashmere Goat in Camden to receive a discount on supplies. Registration $35. 4 weeks 6:30-8:30 p.m. Begins Thurs 4/26 CHRHS Rm 210 Tina Casteris is a self-taught knitter with a love of making warm woolen wearables for herself and her loved ones. New to the area, she looks forward to making some sock knitting friends!

Learn the basics of cheese making and then discover the magic of making mozzarella. Together we will create a delicious cheese with a recipe that can be made in 30 minutes and discuss serving ideas for this cheese that you will take home to enjoy with family and friends. Registration $20, plus $10 for ingredients payable to the instructor. 1 night 6:00-8:00 p.m. Class Tues 5/1 CHRHS Rm 231 Cathe Morrill was working as a Senior Vice President with Key Bank when she purchased State of Maine Cheese Company in 1996. The only thing she knew about cheese was that she loved it. She currently is on the board of the Maine Cheese Guild and is immediate past president of the Maine Grocers and Food Producers Association.

Make your own multi-fuel backpacking stove! Have fun making a lightweight stove that you can use on day hikes and on backpacking trips. Created from metal cans and fasteners, these downdraft stoves are compact. They efficiently burn wood, liquid fuel, and solid fuel tablets. Each participant will be assisted in drilling, cutting, and fastening component parts to make their own stove, plus receive instruction in lighting and tending the stove. Class size is limited. Registration $20, plus $10 for materials to be paid to the instructor. 1 night 6:00-8:30 p.m. Class Tues 5/1 CHRHS Rm 112 Tom Jamrog lives in Lincolnville. He has been awarded the Triple Crown of Backpacking for having completed thru-hikes of the Appalachian, Pacific Crest, and Continental Divide Trails.

The Native American flute possesses a haunting sound that has been described as "touching the soul." In this class musicians and non-musicians will learn how to play this unique instrument. No music reading ability is required because the instructors use a finger numbering system. 6-hole flutes in G are provided which you can sign out for home practice. There is a $25 charge, payable to the instructor, for the Learn to Play book/cd combo. Registration $35. 3 weeks 6:00-8:00 p.m. Begins Tues 5/1 CHRHS Rm 228 Laura Lee Perkins, of Maliseet ancestry, is a professional flutist, educator and writer. She has taught at Bowdoin, Bates, Prescott and Rio Salado Colleges. Her husband Ken Green, of Mic-Mac heritage, is known world-wide for his beautifully hand-crafted Native American-style flutes. Visit www.whiteowlproducts.com for more information.

Always a popular class! This semester's theme is: "A Study of the Masters from Impressionism to Abstract". Seeing the same image from two different angles brings to light its many facets, you will discover how to focus the attention of the observer. This is a fun group that will get you painting at least one night per week. Class is open to all levels of skill, but you must have had some painting experience. If you haven't painted before, please contact instructor Linda Leach at 542-6572. For a supplies list, please contact Adult Ed. Registration $75. 8 weeks 6:00-8:00 p.m. Begins Tues 2/27 CHRHS 2D Art Linda Leach has 30 plus years of painting and craft experience. She is co-owner of the Maine Lights Collection. Visit her page at http://mainelightscollection.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/mainelightscollection/

 Link to supply list: http://fivetowns.maineadulted.org/oil_painting_materials_list