Offered monthly.
AARP members $15pp & Non-AARP members $20pp
This course reviews and reinforces safe driving skills. No driving test and no written test. Contact your automobile insurance company regarding a potential discount with completion of the course.
Thu 1:00pm to 2:30pm
Session Class – Price of class varies based on the number of classes offered
Instruction provided in a small group setting. Bring your iPad and your Apple password. Learn to email, play games, or set a reminder to take your medications.
Thursdays 1:00pm to 3:30pm
Session Class – Price of class varies based on the number of classes offered
This group produces staged readings that are held at the Community Center. The group consists of older adults who want to learn and explore the theater scene and all that is encompasses – production, direction, acting, backstage work, etc.
Thursdays 12:30pm to 2:30pm
No fee
Limited supplies provided by the Senior Center or bring your own coloring paper and pencils.
Tuesdays 1:00pm to 2:00pm
Residents $24 for 24 classes – Non-residents $29 for 24 classes
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Tap is a 1 hour class learning techniques and also routines. New members should have some tap background. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing. Tap shoes are required.
Once a month Tue from 10:15am to 12:15pm
By appointment only – 1 hour appointments
Residents $12pp – Non-residents $14pp
Individual instruction using the computers located in the East Lyme Public Library. If you have a laptop, bring it in for the session. No Apple software instruction is provided – strictly PCs.
Tuesdays 9:30am to 11:30am
No fee
No instruction but support and suggestions are always welcome. Watercolor with fellow painters. Bring your own supplies.
Time: 9:00am to 10:00am
Residents $48.00 for 24 classes – Non-residents $53.00 for 24 classes
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Tai Chi is a system of exercise based on Chinese Internal Martial Arts. The techniques and practice are circulare in nature, soft, slow and continuous. This class is does Qi Gong (Chinese Health Giving Exercises) and Tai Chi Forms. Sometimes equated to “mediation in motion” Tai Chi practice is not strenuous and promotes calm, fluidity and balance. A chair can be used to assist with balance. Please bring water and wear comfortable clothing and shoes that will not stick to the wooden floor.
