Spring 2024 Course Guide Community Education for Northern Nevada Call us at 775-829-9010 Email us at epic@tmcc.edu Like us on Facebook @TMCCEPIC Follow us on Instagram @tmccepic
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) Spring represents different things to different people. EPIC sees it as an opportunity to start over, a fresh start. We invite you to pursue new dreams and possibilities. Your enrichment starts now! Indulge in various ethnic foods, play the guitar, or venture into the Nevada wilderness with the help of talented instructors. TMCC’s EPIC Program is your source for lifelong learning, personal enrichment, community engagement, and social interaction. Whether you want to enroll in art, food and beverage, or health and wellness classes, you’ll find something of interest in our hundreds of courses. Maybe you’ll transfer what you learn into a side business and earn extra cash. Be EPIC, have fun, pursue your interests and take time to feed your soul with community education classes at TMCC! Weather Closures ‘Tis the season... remember Reno weather can be unpredictable. Sign up for our emergency alert notifications so you don’t get caught on the roads. Opt into the alerts at sites.tmcc.edu/police/emergency-alerts/opt-in/. You are made to be EPIC!
1 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Get a $25 Massage and Help a Student Our advanced massage therapy students must complete mandatory bodywork hours before graduating. Spring semester massage clinics are held Mondays and Wednesdays, February through April, at 11 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. To give our students the most comprehensive experience, please do not register for more than one monthly session. Registration opens the second week of January. Check out https://truckee.augusoft.net and search for “$25 Massage” for details or call 775-8299010. Contents Featured: Fitness & Sports.........2 Arts & Crafts.................................4 Computers & Software...............6 Dance. ...........................................7 Food & Beverage.........................7 Health & Wellness.....................10 Home & Garden.........................10 Languages & Cultures...............11 Money & Investments...............12 Music & Performing Arts..........12 Outdoors. ...................................13 Photography..............................14 Special Interest .........................15 Policies & General Information................................16 Contact Us..................................16 Refund Policies..........................16 Weather Closures......................16 Accessibility................................16 Class Locations..........................16 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programs-inspiringcommunity/downloads/course-proposal Scholarships and Discounts For information about scholarships or to receive an employee discount, call us at 775-829-9010. Helaine Greenberg Scholarships Sunshine Fund – $35 scholarships for women for EPIC classes priced at $50 or higher. Caregiver Support Fund – Free one-hour massage for caregivers of relatives 65 years or older. Sharon Leong Scholarship for Paranormal Studies $100 scholarship for students who want to explore the paranormal. To apply, submit a 200-word essay on why you want to learn more about the paranormal to epic@tmcc.edu. Columba Life Fund Scholarship $35 for students who want to enroll in a Tai Chi or Qigong class. To apply, email Rick Sorensen at rsorensen@tmcc.edu or call him at 775-824-3833. Employee Discount 10% for TMCC employees on the first EPIC class and 5% for subsequent classes. Discount does not apply towards Career Certificates, Fitness & Sports, some special topic classes and events. Senior Discount 5% for students 65 or older. Discount does not apply towards Career Certificates, Fitness & Sports, some special topic classes and events.
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) 2 NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Gentle Yoga Learn to listen to your body as you follow Anusara’s Universal Principles of Alignment. Practice slow movement, meditative breathing, and strengthening postures. All skill levels are welcome, and pose modifications will be available. 1/3-2/21 W 4:30-5:30 p.m. 1/3-2/21 W 5:30-6:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center MacLellan $119 2/10-3/30 S 8:30-9:30 a.m. 4/6-5/25 S 8:30-9:30 a.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Holt $119 Career Training and Professional Development Train for a new career, upskill or reskill in fewer than four months. Earn a certification to become a business development representative, clinical medical assistant, community health worker, Python developer, or pharmacy technician. Upskill your knowledge, skills and competencies to expand your opportunities and capabilities. Get a refresher in Microsoft Excel, Access, Word, or Outlook. EPIC’s vast selection of programs will help you get ahead in life. Review our programming at epic@tmcc.edu, Career Training and Professional Development, to select the right program for you. Programming is available in these key industries: Arts and Design • Business • Computer Applications • Computer Science • Healthcare • Information Technology Driver’s Education for Teens $99 Nevada teens between 15 and 18 must complete a driver’s education course to be eligible for a Nevada driver’s license. EPIC’s 30-hour classes are DMV-approved. Note: Parents/legal guardians are responsible for the 50 hours behind-thewheel requirement. In-Person Driver’s Education for Teens March 25-28 • April 1-4 • June 17-20 • June 24-27 Mondays through Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Online Self-Paced Driver’s Education for Teens Students have 60 days from the open enrollment registration date to complete the course, with no extensions. Featured Series: Fitness & Sports Healthy is an outfit that looks different on everybody! ~ Cardio Coffee and Kale Invest in yourself. Being physically active can improve your brain health, reduce the risk of disease, strengthen bones and muscles, help manage weight and increase your ability to do everyday activities. Fitness & Sports NOTE: No discounts are available for classes in this category. Pilates Using a Reformer Practice this low-impact, full-body workout using equipment and exercise to tone up or rehab from an injury. Classes feature a blend of strength and stretch, so one group of muscles is never overworked. All fitness levels are welcome. Classes are offered year-round. Classes are one hour in duration. Schedules and dates are listed online. All classes are at TMCC’s Meadowood Center. Pilates Using a Reformer $119 Silver Pilates Using a Reformer $115 NEW Days and Times Available: • M, W - 2:15, 3:15 p.m. • T, TH - 12:15, 1:15, 2:15, 3:15 p.m. • F - 11:15 a.m., 12:15, 1:15 p.m. Silver Yoga Improve physical and mental health, flexibility, balance, quality of life, cardiovascular functioning, bone health, and sleep. Relieve tight back and shoulder muscles through stretching and strength exercises. 1/2-3/5 T 10:30–11:30 a.m. 3/12-5/14 T 10:30-11:30 a.m. 5/21-7/23 T 10:30-11:30 a.m. 1/5-3/8 F 10:30–11:30 a.m. 3/15-5/17 F 10:30-11:30 a.m. 5/24-7/26 F 10:30-11:30 a.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Heinrichs $99 1/31-3/20 W 10:30–11:30 a.m. 3/27-5/15 W 10:30-11:30 a.m. 5/22-7/17 W 10:30-11:30 a.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Morman $99 Visit EPIC Online! epic.tmcc.edu
3 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Restorative Yoga Stretch and lengthen muscles through yoga movements and breath. Improve flexibility and encourage a deep state of relaxation. Poses are held to calm the nervous system, relax the mind, and promote well-being in the body. All levels of yoga are welcome. 2/5-4/1 M 6-7 p.m. 4/8-6/3 M 6-7 p.m. 6/10-7/29 M 6-7 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Cannon $99 Staying Fit After 50 Guided by an elite fitness coach, discover healthy, effective exercises that stabilize your core for better balance, endurance and power. You’ll receive a professionally designed workout program tailored to your specific goals and abilities that you can do almost anywhere. 2/26-4/22 M 2-3 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Hintz $109 Mat Pilates Build your core strength using correct posture alignment, activating appropriate muscles and coordinating deep breathing. Improve your flexibility, coordination and balance. 1/3-2/21 W 9:15-10:15 a.m. 2/28-4/24 W 9:15-10:15 a.m. 5/1-6/26 W 9:15-10:15 a.m. 1/5-2/23 F 9:15-10:15 a.m. 3/1-4/26 F 9:15-10:15 a.m. 5/3-6/21 F 9:15-10:15 a.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Randlett $119 Shotokan Karate Improve your balance, movement and breathing. Connect your spiritual values and learn the Kihon, Kata and Kumite pillars. Students who are ten and over, beginners and advanced, are welcome. 1/16-2/15 T,Th 6:45- 8:15 p.m. 2/13-3/7 T,Th 6:45- 8:15 p.m. 4/2-4/25 T,Th 6:45- 8:15 p.m. 4/30-5/23 T,Th 6:45- 8:15 p.m. TMCC Sports and Fitness Center- Dandini Campus Paul $99 Yoga for Grief and Loss Tend to your grief by creating a safe, healing space through yoga and breathwork. Transform your situation while acknowledging pain within the context of love and loss. Supplies required. 1/25-2/29 Th 5:30-6:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Zalokar $129 Boxing for Fun and Exercise Practice a non-contact boxing workout designed to improve balance, and strengthen the upper body and core while burning calories. Gloves and targets will be provided. 2/3-3/30 S 10-11 a.m. 4/6-5/25 S 10-11 a.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Collins $99 Philippine Stick Fighting Learn this unarmed and armed fighting method and apply it for self-defense. Identify appropriate weaponry and practice techniques using sticks, canes, rolled-up newspapers, knives, and empty hands. Work on unarmed methods like striking, trapping, locking, throwing, and disarming moves. 2/3-3/30 S 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. 4/6-5/25 S 11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Collins $99 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programsinspiring-community/downloads/ course-proposal
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) 4 NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Weekend Warrior Conditioning Assess your physical limitations with the Functional Movement Screen, then incorporate soft tissue work and flexibility training as part of a dynamic warm-up. Improve your core stability to reduce energy leaks and add power, strength training and specific conditioning drills to keep you performing in beast mode. 2/26-3/20 M,W 6-7 p.m. TMCC Sports and Fitness Center- Dandini Campus Hintz $159 Self Defense Practice mental tactics and easy physical techniques to defend yourself. Learn how to avoid, escape and survive an attack. Leave this class knowing you can take control of a situation and maximize your chances of safety. 3/7-4/11 Th 6:30-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Collins $99 Golf at Washoe Learn proper golfing fundamentals to help improve your putting, chipping and full swing. Each class will cover a different aspect of the game. Get advice to help improve your technique. Supplies required. 5/9-5/30 Th 10-11 a.m. Washoe Golf Course Staff $99 Materials Fee: $20 Golf for Beginners: Women Only Gain the skills you need to play a par three course. Discuss the rules and etiquette of the game and gain tips on how to swing like a pro. Practice putting and chipping, and play with iron and wooden clubs. 4/16-5/14 T 5:30-6:30 p.m 5/21-6/18 T 5:30-6:30 p.m. 6/25-7/23 T 5:30-6:30 p.m. Red Hawk Golf and Resort Williams $99 Materials Fee: $35 Golf for Beginners at Red Hawk Learn the basics of golf and the rules and etiquette to play a par three course. Learn to swing, putt, chip, and play with iron and wood clubs. Supplies required. 4/17-5/15 W 5:30-6:30 p.m. 5/22-6/19 W 5:30-6:30 p.m. 6/26-7/24 W 5:30-6:30 p.m. Red Hawk Golf and Resort Williams $99 Materials Fee: $35 Arts & Crafts Therapeutic Art Draw and paint at your own pace using a variety of mediums to create your art. Adding different levels of activities that align the conscious and subconscious can be therapeutic. This technique can help with creativity blocks and help unwind and de-stress the mind. 1/13 S 10 a.m. - Noon 3/9 S 10 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center James $59 Drawing Learn and practice important elements in drawing. Understand value, shading, color theory, the use of positive and negative space, and the quality of lines. Find out about storyboarding and using drawings to tell stories. Supplies required. 2/2-4/19 F 1-3 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Poulos Leonard $169 Acrylic Painting Learn to paint with acrylics and experiment with color theory, composition and design. Use traditional and unconventional methods of applying paint to canvas and board, including various brushes, glazing and dry brushing techniques, and painting with a palette knife. No previous painting skills are necessary. 2/2-3/22 F 9 a.m. - Noon 4/5-5/24 F 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Poulos Leonard $109 Materials Fee: $25 Quilting Learn the basics of piecing together fabrics to create a quilt. Practice rotary cutting skills while learning about quilting tools, fabric selection, design, piecing and quilt construction. A traditional quilt block will be incorporated into your sampler quilt design each week. Beginners and intermediate quilters are welcome. Supplies required. 2/3-3/16 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Willoughby $179 Sewing Learn about the basic tools, terms and techniques of sewing. Work with your sewing machine to do several simple projects to help you acquire skills such as cutting out and following a pattern, inserting a zipper, finishing seams and more. Supplies required. 2/7-3/27 W 6 - 9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Willoughby $149 Visit EPIC Online! epic.tmcc.edu
5 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Lapidary Basics Transform rocks and minerals into jewelry-quality pieces using popular techniques. Learn about lapidary safety, semi-precious and precious stones, and the best ways to design, cut, shape and polish these stones. Take home your cut and polished stones. 2/8-2/22 Th 6:30-9 p.m. 4/11-4/25 Th 6:30-9 p.m. 6/13-6/27 Th 6:30-9 p.m. Reno Gem & Mineral Society Hilsabeck $99 Materials fee: $45 Pottery Make a unique and functional coffee or tea mug by hand-shaping your project. Hone your skills using pottery tools and performing standard techniques. Fire your piece in the ceramic kiln and add flair with watercolors and stains. Take home your creations - pieces are dishwasher, microwave, and food safe. 2/14-3/6 W 6-8 p.m. 3/27-4/17 W 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Gandolfo $99 Materials Fee: $50 Chunky Yarn Blanket Create a plush blanket using your fingers, hands and arms instead of needles—practice by casting on/off, knitting, and purling with easy and popular techniques. Apply your skills to create future personal projects like wraps, scarves, throws, and other accessories. Supplies required. 2/17 S 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Waltuch $49 Creative Coloring: Jeweled Mandalas Color pre-printed Jeweled Mandala pages. Making color choices and showing depth with the blending of colors. Learn how to create your own Jeweled Mandala. Supplies required. 3/5-3/12 T 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Foldvary-Anderson $69 Materials Fee: $10 Spring Watercolor Botanicals Discover easy techniques for painting fresh, luminous spring flowers. Work with glazing, wet-into-wet, dry brushing, negative painting, lost and found edges and other tricks unique to this medium. Learn to use color theory, composition and design to make your florals shine. Supplies required. 3/12 T 1-5 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Nichols $129 Pine Needle Basket Craft a functional decorative basket by practicing three techniques woven with long needles from the bottom of the basket up. Top your basket with a cute, miniature pine cone handle. Take home a completed basket and skills that can be applied to bowls, vases and more baskets. 46-4/13 T 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Waltuch $129 Materials Fee: $25 Oil Pastel: Landscapes, Abstracts and More Create stylized art in the Oil Pastel Smudge method using pre-designed template patterns. No art experience is necessary. This might be the medium and technique of creating art you have been looking for all along. 4/12-4/19 F,S 1-3 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Foldvary-Anderson $69 Materials Fee: $10 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programsinspiring-community/downloads/ course-proposal
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) 6 NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Calligraphy Create traditional and whimsical lettering. Practice writing with a calligraphy pen, pencils, watercolors, and a paintbrush. Explore how to create invitations, specialty items and more. Supplies required. 4/25-5/9 Th 5:30-7:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Foldvary-Anderson $99 Materials Fee: $10 Acrylic Pour Painting Learn different techniques to create abstract art. Mix your paint as you familiarize yourself with the simple supplies needed. Discover the newest techniques in fluid acrylic art and explore the dirty pour, swipe, balloon smashing, and airbrushing. 4/27 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Hadwin $49 Materials Fee: $30 Pressed Floral Art Using dried and pressed flowers, learn the basics of glass working as you craft beautiful coasters, a floating wall frame and a personalized pendant. Design floral landscapes and work with metal foil, jewelry hardware and inscription tools. Discuss how best to preserve and seal your projects to last a lifetime. 5/4 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Graham $49 Materials Fee: $25 Summer Flowers in Watercolor Practice the basics of watercolor painting, including color theory and traditional and unconventional methods of applying paint on paper. Explore wet-into-wet, dry brushing, color changes, values, glazing, lost and found edges and negative painting techniques to create realistic summer flowers. Open to beginner and intermediate artists. Supplies required. 5/8-5/29 W 6-8 p.m. 6/12-7/3 W 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Gandolfo $129 Lettering As Art Create lettering with a brush, watercolors, and a tip marker to refresh your calligraphy skills or learn new hand lettering techniques. Design illuminated letters, mixing the old style of the Renaissance period with modern lettering. Style your work using metallic ink and pens. The class is open to all skill levels. 5/16-5/23 Th 5:30-7:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Foldvary-Anderson $99 Materials Fee: $10 Wild and Wacky Wired Women Create fanciful wire female characters from a template, embellished and personalized with colorful beads and charms. This hanging art can be used as gift tags, holiday ornaments, or sun catchers. 5/18 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Graham $49 Materials Fee: $10 Inspirational Book Making Create an accordion and minibound book of your favorite quotes to color your daily decisions, choices and lifestyle. Use your quotes or ones provided by our expert calligraphy instructor. 5/30-6/6 Th 5:30-7:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Foldvary-Anderson $99 Materials Fee: $10 Computers & Software Excel, An Introduction Gain an introduction and learn to navigate Microsoft Excel. Become comfortable creating and using charts, tables, basic formulas, sorting and filtering, and working with large spreadsheets. Learn about the various functions and how and when to use them. 2/13-2/22 T,Th 6-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Lenga $129 QuickBooks Learn to set up financials, enter data, create invoices and billing statements, pay bills and learn about other accounts payable features. Receive a detailed handout with step-by-step instructions to help you retain the skills you’ve learned. 3/5-3/14 T,Th 5-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Lenga $199 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programsinspiring-community/downloads/ course-proposal
7 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Computer Confidence Learn to use a computer and complete basic functions while you increase your comfort using a computer. During step-by-step lessons, you will create a document, create an email account, write an email, work with attachments and conduct internet searches. 4/6 S 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Chang $99 Materials Fee: $5 Dance Line Dancing I Discover the basic steps and terminology of line dancing while practicing beginner line dance routines danced to country and pop music. Improve your memory skills, physical endurance and flexibility. All experience levels are welcome. No previous experience is necessary and no partner is required. 2/6-3/12 T 6:30-8:30 p.m. 5/9-6/13 Th 6:30-8:30 p.m. TMCC Applied Technology Center Dungan $99 Line Dancing II Learn more intricate line dance routines and progressive step combinations to master increasingly challenging routines. Previous line dancing experience is strongly recommended. 4/9-5/14 T 6:30-8:30 p.m. TMCC Applied Technology Center Dungan $99 Food & Beverage Knife Skills Learn to cut almost anything (without cutting yourself). Gain in-depth practice with various knives, from paring to carving, to prep vegetables safely and uniformly using cuts, including brunoise, julienne and dice. Bring your own set of knives to class or use those provided. 2/6 T 6-8 p.m. Nothing To It! Culinary Center Ritchie $85 Cookie Decorating: Valentine’s Day Decorate cookies using a simple sugar cookie dough and icing recipe. Discover various icing consistencies and when to use which kind of icing. Learn tips and tricks for fancy decorating with airbrushing, stencils, fondant and molds. Take home personalized cookies in decorative packaging. 2/7 W 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Page $49 Materials Fee: $25 Food and Mood Create a nourishing, happier relationship with food by identifying stressors and challenging emotions so you don’t feel the urge and need to cope by overeating or self-sabotaging. Feel empowered to choose healthy food. 2/16-3/15 F 1-3 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Zas $89 Coffee 101: Roasting and Tasting Discover the science behind the aroma and nuanced flavors by understanding coffee plants and the techniques behind processing and roasting. Identify the differences between coffee beans by sampling and using your sensory skills to reveal taste profiles. Take home a bag of your favorite coffee. 2/17 S 9 a.m. - Noon Roasting Room Hub Coffee Roasters Trujillo $59 Spring Rolls, Rangoons and Potstickers Make appetizers using wonton wrappers and a variety of fillings. Spring rolls are filled with minced meat, shredded vegetables and seasonings. Rangoons are stuffed with a filling of crab, cream cheese and green onions. Pot stickers are larger dumplings filled with pork and cabbage. 2/27 T 6-9 p.m. Pignic Pub & Patio Barrientos $69 Materials Fee: $40 Visit EPIC Online! epic.tmcc.edu
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) 8 NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Indian Fusion Cooking Make paneer tacos containing homemade cottage cheese (paneer) and bell peppers cooked in onions, tomato seasoning and Indian spices. Experience lentil quesadillas using white lentils (urad dal) cooked Punjabi style with cumin seasonings. Finally, make a pan-fried potato patty with green cilantro chutney (aloo tiki). 3/2 S 2-4:30 p.m. Reno Buddhist Center, Moon Rabbit Cafe Saluja $79 Materials Fee: $25 Italian Pasta Sauces Prepare a variety of sauces for any pasta dish. Learn to make smoked salmon and cream, gorgonzola and walnut, spiced rapini sauce, spiced eggplant, raisin and crunchy sauce, and finish with allo scoglio. 3/5-3/12 T 6-8 p.m. Natural Grocers Hunter $99 Materials Fee: $45 Cookie Decorating: St. Patrick’s Day Decorate cookies using a simple sugar cookie dough and icing recipe. Discover various icing consistencies and when to use which kind of icing. Learn tips and tricks for fancy decorating with airbrushing, stencils, fondant and molds. Take home personalized cookies in decorative packaging. 3/13 W 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Page $49 Materials Fee: $25 Coffee 201: Basic Brewing Continue to explore the many coffee varieties and processing methods for each major coffee-growing region. Learn the recommended brewing steps for coffee and refine your palate by identifying tasting notes and aromas. Understand all brewing methods. Take home a bag of your favorite coffee. 3/16 S 9 a.m. - Noon Roasting Room Hub Coffee Roasters Trujillo $59 Thai Vegetarian Cuisine Learn to make authentic and modern vegetarian Thai meals. Prepare and taste tofu satay, green curry tofu, Buddha fried rice and tapioca pudding. Gain basic knowledge of Southern Asian herbs and curry. Improve your wok skills and practice the steaming method for cooking desserts. 3/18-3/25 M 6-8 p.m. Cafe de Thai Nguyen $79 Materials Fee: $35 Chocolate Truffles Learn to make rich chocolate truffles with different fillings and coatings. This hands-on introduction to the chocolate craft is as intriguing as it is delicious. 3/19 T 6-8 p.m. Pignic Pub & Patio Barrientos $59 Materials Fee: $25 Asian Noodles Demystified Discover cooking with an array of Asian noodles for your soups, salads and stir-fry dishes. Prepare and sample glass or cellophane noodles, vermicelli, soba, ramen, lo mein or egg noodles, and Japanese yam noodles. 3/26 T 6-8 p.m. Reno Buddhist Center, Moon Rabbit Cafe Graham $59 Materials Fee: $20 Indian Dal and Khichdi Make yellow toor dal lentils with onion, tomato, garlic, mustard seeds, cumin, curry leaves, green chili and cilantro. Make sprouted green moong dal cooked in oil with a seasoning of mustard seeds, and asafetida curry leaves. Finish with a dish called khichdi made of white basmati rice and yellow and orange lentils. 3/30 S 2-4:30 p.m. Reno Buddhist Center, Moon Rabbit Cafe Saluja $79 Materials Fee: $25 Basque Pintxos and Wine Sample Basque pintxos (small bites), cheeses, and wines as you learn about the significance of Basque culinary practices and how they have evolved throughout history. Discover the Basque language and common vocabulary as you learn about the wine and cider-making processes and how they pair with traditional foods. 3/30 S 1:30-4 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Arostegui $59 Materials Fee: $30 Sushi Make California rolls with avocado, cucumber and lump crab meat; Rainbow rolls, a California roll with fresh fish on top; and Philadelphia rolls with smoked salmon, cream cheese, crunchy cucumber and pickled red onions with a base of vinegared rice with a little sugar and salt, add seafood — often raw — and vegetables. 4/8 M 6-8:30 p.m. Cafe de Thai Nguyen $79 Materials Fee: $50 Salvadoran Pupusas Make El Salvador’s national dish, thick griddle cakes originating in Central America. Learn about Hispanic spices and ingredients that will help you add flair to many of your favorite recipes. 4/9 T 6-9 p.m. Pignic Pub & Patio Barrientos $59 Visit EPIC Online! epic.tmcc.edu
9 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Italian Desserts Prepare Tiramisu, Nonna apple cake, strudel from Alto Adige, Frittelle filled with Zabaglione cream, Panna Cotta with berries sauce and Zuppa Inglese, an Italian trifle. Complete your sweet creations with a Prosecco spritz. 4/15-4/22 M 6-8 p.m. Reno Buddhist Center, Moon Rabbit Cafe Hunter $69 Materials Fee: $35 Spring and Summer Soups Create savory soups with roasted vegetables like potatoes and leeks, young carrots, asparagus and spring peas. Choose the freshest and sweetest vegetables and boost the flavor with herbs and spices. Experiment with cold soups that are perfect for summer. 4/16 T 6-8 p.m. Reno Buddhist Center, Moon Rabbit Cafe Graham $59 Materials Fee: $20 Indian Makhani Dal Prepare Punjabi-style urad dal, mixed with red kidney beans and seasoned with Punjabi tadka, spices and herbs. Make Punjabi style cauliflower and potato gobi aloo with missi roti which is paratha (Indian flatbread). Ingredients are a blend of wheat and gram flour with spices. 4/20 S 2-4:30 p.m. Reno Buddhist Center, Moon Rabbit Cafe Saluja $79 Materials Fee: $25 Vietnamese Soups Prepare wonton soup, pho noodle soup and spicy pork egg noodle soup. Complete your culinary experience by making a special dessert influenced by the region’s Indochina and French history 4/22-4/29 M 6-8 p.m. Cafe de Thai Nguyen $79 Materials Fee: $35 Cake Decorating with Marshmallow Fondant Decorate already-made cupcakes or 4-inch cakes with multiple colors and designs. Marshmallow fondant is safe for people with gluten-free and dairy-free diets. The class is open to all ages. Supplies required. 5/8 W 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Serink $49 Materials Fee: $20 Cookie Decorating: Mother’s Day Decorate cookies using a simple sugar cookie dough and icing recipe. Discover various icing consistencies and when to use which kind of icing. Learn tips and tricks for fancy decorating with airbrushing, stencils, fondant and molds. Take home personalized cookies in decorative packaging. 5/8 W 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Page $49 Materials Fee: $25 Coffee 301: Brew Like a Barista Practice proper espresso shot extraction and milk spinning for specialty drinks. Gain handson experience using various brewing methods. Take home a bag of your favorite coffee to complement your brewing method. 5/11 S 9 a.m. - Noon Roasting Room Hub Coffee Roasters Trujillo $59 Custards and Creme Brulee Create a delicious egg custard, whether baked, stirred or steamed with only a few ingredients. Then, transform the custard into classic crème brulee by adding a crunchy burnt sugar topping. 5/21 T 6-9 p.m. Academy of Arts, Careers & Technology Alumbaugh $59 Materials Fee: $25 Whole Food Plant-Based Nutrition Sample tasty dishes such as mock tuna sandwiches, tofu scramble and more. Take home new recipes to try and increase your awareness of healthy alternatives available at local restaurants. Understand the reasons and scientific research why moving towards plant-based living is key to longevity. 6/4-6/6 T,Th 6-8 p.m. Reno Hypnotherapy QHHT Beyer $69 Materials Fee: $10 Dutch Oven Cooking Prepare dishes like baked chicken, mountain man breakfast and dessert cobbler suitable for home or camping. Learn how to choose the right Dutch oven, restore an old one and store it to keep it in topnotch condition. Get tips on creating a cooking area in your backyard using materials you already have. 6/8 S 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Fromherz $59 Materials Fee: $10 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programsinspiring-community/downloads/ course-proposal
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) 10 NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Health & Wellness Ayurveda Create balance and identify disharmonies in your life through the use of food, herbs and a variety of sense therapies. Reconnect with your mind, body and spirit. 2/21-3/13 W 6-8 p.m TMCC Meadowood Center Harger $199 Materials Fee: $20 Self Hypnosis Practice hypnosis techniques to increase relaxation, release bad habits and enhance your mental wellbeing. Discuss how habits, behaviors and beliefs are formed and how to change them. Develop effective affirmations to help you reduce stress, achieve goals, enhance health, boost positive thinking and much more. 4/11-4/18 Th 5-6:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Robinson $99 Sounds for Soothing Listen to melodies created with tuning forks, gongs, flutes, chanting, and crystal bowls to harness sound to optimize well-being. Practice easy methods for increasing serenity. 4/16 T 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Neubert $49 Preventing and Overcoming Alzheimer’s Learn valuable ways to prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s, also known as Diabetes Type 3. Identify the signs and symptoms of cognitive decline and discover how to know if you have the APOE gene related to increased risk of Alzheimer’s. Understand the effect of amyloid beta and develop a nutrition plan to combat the disease’s effects. 4/18-4/25 Th 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Swackhamer $59 Home & Garden Wood I Learn to work safely with a planer, jointer, table saw, hand-held power tools, and other tools of the woodworking trades. Make cutting boards from raw lumber and then continue with more complex projects. Review and understand multiple finishing techniques. 2/7-5/22 W 6:30-9:30 p.m. Clayton Middle School Shop Hayes $219 Materials Fee: $30 Wood II and III Take your woodworking skills to the next level by experimenting with different joineries and new uses of traditional equipment. Create a unique piece or finish your project from Wood I. 2/7-5/22 W 6:30-9:30 p.m. Clayton Middle School Shop Hayes $219 Materials Fee: $30 Furniture Refinishing Practice staining and glazing techniques to revitalize dressers, tables, chairs and more. Discuss tool safety and the four main types of finishes and learn how to remove them without damaging the item. Explore the proper repair process for frames and other common damage, and review the glues and adhesives used to fix them—gain tips for selecting hidden gems in any yard sale or thrift store. 2/12-3/18 M 6-9 p.m. Clayton Middle School Shop Dornoff $139 Materials Fee: $30 High Desert Gardening Basic Techniques Understand the horticultural conditions of Northern Nevada to get better results in your garden. Learn proper pruning of trees, shrubs, perennials and roses to deal with hard soil, harsh weather conditions and water restrictions. Improve soil characteristics and discuss the Peavine myth. Recognize damage from insects, diseases and cultural problems. 3/9 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Adams $49 High Desert Edible Gardening Learn the appropriate conditions for the development of your plants. Discuss organic fertilization methods, pest control, companion planting and crop rotation. 4/13 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Adams $49 Organic Gardening Gain tips from a master gardener on growing and maintaining quality plants and vegetables while decreasing water use and increasing your plant production. Find out how to limit the amount of chemicals you use and how to attract beneficial insects to your yard. 4/20 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Adams $49
11 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. High Desert Plant Selection Save time, money and frustration by learning which plants will thrive in your yard. Select the best plants at a nursery or retail outlet. Delve into ornamental plants, including annuals, perennials, vines, shrubs and trees. 5/4 S 9 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Adams $49 Languages & Cultures ASL Beginning, Unit 1 Learn the alphabet, numbers, common phrases and questions, and how to structure sentences. Put your new knowledge to use by attending a sign language gathering of Nevada’s Deaf community members and students. 2/3-3/9 S 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Doyle $139 Spanish Learn this language by practicing basic vocabulary, pronunciation, and complex sounds through role-playing and watching media. 2/5-4/15 M 6-7:15 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Bohen Perez $189 Tour Italy Like A Native Experience Italy by gaining insider tips on accommodations, transportation, and where to visit. Learn essential customs and phrases to communicate effectively and get the most out of your trip. 2/27-3/19 T 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Hunter $89 ASL Beginning, Unit 2 Boost your fingerspelling skills and build upon the signs and phrases learned in ASL I. Learn signs related to family, relationships and household items to increase your communication ability. 3/23-4/27 S 10 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Doyle $139 Jewish Mysticism Gain insight into Jewish denominations, mystical thinking and techniques while broadening your understanding of Jewish thought, history and philosophy. Discuss dreams, astrology, sacred texts, meditation and more. Discover Kabbalah, an ancient Jewish spiritual technology designed to bridge heaven and earth. 4/3-4/17 W 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Beyer $69 Conversational Italian for Travelers Learn common expressions of courtesy, travel vocabulary, hotel lingo, food, shopping and greetings. Practice pronunciation and conversations in class. 4/9-4/30 T 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Hunter $89 Spanish II If you have taken Spanish I and want to expand, practice and refine your skills, this class is for you. 4/29-7/8 M 6-7:15 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Aguilar $189 Native American Spirituality Explore the traditional knowledge of this ancient culture and its application to contemporary society. Understand how Native American beliefs can complement other spiritual practices. Experience a circle dance and the affirming energy it generates. 5/18 S 12:30-4:30 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Pahtahlngee $59 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programsinspiring-community/downloads/ course-proposal Visit EPIC Online! epic.tmcc.edu
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) 12 NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Money & Investments Stocks and Bonds Understand the difference between stocks and bonds and how they generate profit. Understand how to manage your assets and their roles in the market. Discuss the different types of assets and begin piecing together a mix that fits your circumstances and risk tolerance. 2/26-3/25 M 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Gant $99 Create a Living Trust Learn to prepare your trust, including discreet property transfer. Break down what trust is and how it differs from a will. Learn the basic legal terminology and discuss what to do after creating a trust. Make plans for yearly estate maintenance. 3/7 Th 6-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Wheeler $49 Estate Planning: Legal Documents Learn about trusts, wills and the documents that comprise an estate plan. Discuss power of attorney for both financial and medical matters. Get the resources and knowledge you need to complete an estate plan. 3/13-3/14 W,Th 6-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Wheeler $79 Overcoming Financial Trauma Deal with money-related distress due to poverty, financial codependency, divorce or a sudden loss of assets. Learn to overcome emotional money hurdles through healing mantras and manifestation statements, and set realistic financial goals. Forgive your history of financial traumas, and develop a “money mindset” for manifesting wealth. 4/8-5/6 M 6-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Hardt $179 Music & Performing Arts Voice Enhance your singing by practicing vocal techniques and exercises. Discover how to sing various styles. Gain confidence through performance opportunities and a final concert that will allow you to showcase what you’ve learned. 1/23-4/9 T 6-8 p.m. AND 4/13 S Noon - 3 p.m. AND 4/16 T 6-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Story $229 Ukulele II Build upon your ukulele knowledge and expand your skills beyond level one. Practice note reading, playing chromatic scales up the neck of the ukulele and forming movable chord shapes in an ensemble setting. Explore harmony, melody and rhythm. 1/23-5/7 T 6-7:15 p.m. Aria School of Music & Art Holloman $119 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programsinspiring-community/downloads/ course-proposal Visit EPIC Online! epic.tmcc.edu
13 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Ukulele Create music using this easy-toplay instrument. Learn the basics and discover the styles of rock, country, classical and ensemble pieces. Practice note and rhythm playing. No experience is required. 1/25-5/9 Th 6:15-7:30 p.m. Aria School of Music & Art Holloman $119 Guitar for Beginners Begin to develop your guitar-playing skills. Learn beginning chordal accompaniment basics, open position and barre chord vocabulary. Practice easy strum patterns, note reading, chart navigation and songbook use. This class is for individuals with no experience. 1/29-4/1 M 6-7 p.m. Aria School of Music & Art Stern $99 Piano for Beginners Learn fundamentals as you explore the keys and fingering positions for playing with both hands. Learn to read sheet music while discovering note values, bars, and tempos. Gain tips on making the most of your practice time at home. This class is for individuals with no experience. 2/8-3/21 Th 6-7 p.m. Steinway Piano Gallery Pratt $89 Piano Intermediate Continue the work from Piano for Beginners or Piano for Silver Students. Learn to emphasize minor scales, chords and bass patterns. Understand how to use accompaniment patterns, sight-read music and play by ear. This is for individuals at the intermediate skill level. 2/8-3/21 Th 11 a.m. - Noon Steinway Piano Gallery Pratt $89 Guitar, Intermediate Practice intermediate chordal accompaniment and lead guitar skills. Play rock, rhythm and blues, country, folk, classical, blues and jazz songs. This class is for individuals with at least six months of experience. Supplies required. 2/8-4/4 Th 6-7 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Stern $99 Piano I for Silver Students Learn fundamentals as you explore the keys and fingering positions for playing with both hands. Learn to read sheet music while discovering note values, bars, and tempos. Gain tips on making the most of your practice time at home. This class is for individuals with no experience over the age of 60. 2/8-3/21 Th 10-11 a.m. Steinway Piano Gallery Pratt $89 Music Improvisation If you already play an instrument, explore the art of improvising. Discover how to transcribe, the primary skill for understanding the languages of music, from rock to jazz. Learn a solo by ear, then see how it fits over chords and put it in new settings. 2/13-3/5 T 6:30-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Noel-Palmer $79 Harmonica Play and practice in a group setting without reading music. Experiment with various harmonica genres in this class. 5/4-5/18 S 10 a.m. - Noon TMCC Meadowood Center Penick $69 History of Women in Rock ‘n’ Roll Take a comprehensive musical journey through the impact and contributions of women in rock music from its earliest beginnings to today. Discover women musicians like Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Joan Jett and Courtney Love who have defined the rock genre. 2/20-3/26 T 6:30-8 p.m. TMCC Vista Bldg Wenner $69 Outdoors Family Snowshoeing Adventure Learn basic step techniques, avalanche hazards and fundamental emergency preparedness for this perfect family adventure while exploring snowy Northern Nevada. Ages 10 and up are welcome. Supplies required. 1/17 W 7-8 p.m. (online) 1/20 S 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Galena Creek Park Fromherz $49
EPIC (Educational Programs Inspiring the Community) 14 NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Intro to Handguns Get skilled in handgun basics, safety, and the legal system related to firearms. Understand the myths and misconceptions about firearms, ammunition types, and calibers. Get advice on how to purchase a gun that’s right for you. 3/1 F 5:30-7:30 p.m. Reno Guns and Range Covington $49 Outdoor Navigation and Back Country Trip Planning Learn how to use a baseplate compass, topographic map, smartphone apps and GPS. Discuss how to make a navigation travel plan to get the most out of your outdoor adventures. Apply your new skills during the class field trip. Ages 10 and up are welcome with an adult. 4/10 W 6-8:30 p.m. AND 5/1 S TMCC Meadowood Center Fromherz $99 Materials Fee: $40 Fly Fishing for Beginners Learn the basics to begin practicing this sport. Identify proper equipment and understand the selection process. Learn about knot tying, casting strokes, entomology, insects and the flies that imitate them. Gain in-depth knowledge of fishing area waters. 6/1 S 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m 6/15 S 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Hidden Valley Regional Park Wharton $69 Materials Fee: $40 Geology: Carson Pass Discover how our majestic mountains were formed and learn about area glaciation, earthquake faults and more. Tour with a geologist to visit fascinating features in Genoa, Carson River, Hope Valley and Red Lake. Discuss regrowth cycles after forest fires. 6/24 M 6-8 p.m. AND 6/29 S 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Iwahashi $99 Photography Water Photography: Flowing, Frozen and Vapors Learn how to use your camera’s features to freeze water’s flow or capture its movement. Practice techniques for using reflections, taking macro shots and setting the white balance. Discuss how to make an ethereal setting with steam, a single water drop off a plant or capture the clouds. Find out which techniques are best to use on sunny or cloudy days. 2/10 S 9 a.m. - Noon AND 2/10 S 2-6 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Vollmer $89 Basic Digital Photography Learn techniques and discuss photographing landscapes, people, macro subjects and natural light illumination. Learn about your camera’s settings and controls. Explore composition by incorporating your senses and learning the guideline of thirds. Practice using lighting and reflectors to achieve different effects and know which conditions require supplemental lighting. All digital format cameras are welcome. 3/28-4/18 Th 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Vollmer $99 iPhone Photography Capture high-impact photos with your phone. Gain an understanding of composition and photographic techniques. Learn to use apps to edit, caption and retouch your images. Practice shooting high-quality still images, critique photos and become familiar with contemporary photographic vocabulary. 4/10 W 6-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Marks $49 Photography II: Beyond the Basics Learn new techniques to use evocative lighting and discover how to photograph action and evening scenes using your DSLR or mirrorless camera. Experiment with wild exposures and unusual angles to create an aesthetic expression that is uniquely yours. 5/2-5/23 Th 6-8 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Vollmer $99 Become an EPIC Instructor! If you’re an authority on dance, art, fitness, culinary arts or any other of our non-credit classes, consider teaching a personal enrichment course for EPIC. You don’t need a college degree, just a passion to share your knowledge with others. To begin the process, submit a course proposal at this link: tmcc.edu/educational-programsinspiring-community/downloads/ course-proposal Visit EPIC Online! epic.tmcc.edu
15 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net NOTE: Guide listings are shortened versions of online descriptions. Visit the registration portal for detailed information and additional descriptions. Find the supplies that may be required for each class in the online listing. Special Interest Chinese Mahjong Play this Chinese game of domino-like tiles with three other people, similar to gin rummy. Exercise your brain, learn some Chinese words and improve your hand dexterity. 1/12-2/2 F 1-3 p.m. 2/9-3/1 F 1-3 p.m. 3/8-3/29 F 1-3 p.m. 4/5-4/26 F 1-3 p.m. 5/3-5/24 F 1-3 p.m. 5/31-6/21 F 1-3 p.m. 6/28-7/19 F 1-3 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Watanabe $79 Travel Free and Make Money Doing It Discover discounts that can make your dream vacation happen. Earn free airline tickets, hotel nights, tours and cruises. Whether you’re retired, changing careers, a student or just want additional travel income, learn tips on safety, trip insurance and affordable retirement. 2/3 S 9 a.m. - Noon Online Henry $59 How to Make it in Voiceovers Learn how you can turn voiceovers into a thriving full- or part-time career. Get an introduction to the business from a radio personality and national voiceover talent for companies like Olay and Crest toothpaste. 2/12 M 6-8 p.m. Online Foster $59 Work Remotely as a Digital Nomad Make your travel sustainable by earning a living as you hit the road. Identify companies that want only remote employees and get tips on consulting, affiliate marketing, freelance jobs, digital books, blogging, podcasting, online classes, social media, drop shipping and volunteering. Learn the logistics to make this career happen. 3/30 S 9 a.m. - Noon Online Henry $59 Wisdom of the Tarot: A Foundation and Overview Prepare for a reading and handle your deck through the discovery of Numerology, Astrology and the natural elements. Interpret the cards and how images, patterns and keys reveal the past, present and future. Explore the structure, vibrations and characteristics of the deck and suits. Discuss Tarot orgins, how decks differ and how they are the same. 4/11-4/18 W 6-9 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Wood $69 Nevada Ghost Towns and Mining Camps Learn about Nevada’s mining camps in an introductory presentation. Tour Fort Churchill and the Thompson Smelter and visit the Lyon County Museum and the Pine Grove ghost town. 5/30 Th 6-9 p.m. AND 6/1 S 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. TMCC Meadowood Center Paher $99 Register online anytime at truckee.augusoft.net. Need additional help registering or have questions about a class? Give EPIC a call at 775-829-9010 or email at epic@tmcc.edu.
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