SPRING // SUMMER // 2019 LEWIS-CLARK VALLEY • … · need to continue at home.”-former participant of Tony’s Exploring Eastern Europe, September 2018. Welcome to the spring

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LIFE-LONG LEARNING &PERSONAL ENRICHMENT CLASSES

2 Register online at lcsc.edu/ce • Registration Form on page 31

Our Mission:To connect campus to community and the world through

education and experiences in arts, culture, and the humanities.

Cover designed by Taylor SchnuerleTo request disability accommodations, please contact Continuing Education one week prior to the event.

Lewis-Clark State College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability, gender identity, protected veteran status, or sexual orientation. This policy applies to all programs,

services, and facilities, including applications, admissions, and employment. The Director of Human Resource Services has been designated to handle inquiries regarding non-discrimination policies and can be reached at 208-792-2269 or at the Administration Building, Room 102, on LCSC’s campus, 500 8th Avenue,

Lewiston, Idaho, 83501. TTY 1-800-377-3529.

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Lewis-Clark State College Continuing Education & Community Events is a member of

The Learning Resources Network (LERN)University Professional &

Continuing Education Association

Table of ContentsSchedule at a Glance ......................................................3Meet the Staff ..................................................................4Lewis-Clark Valley Classes

Arts and Crafts .........................................................5

Culinary ....................................................................6

Day Trips & Recreation ..........................................7

Fine Arts ...................................................................7

Health & Fitness ......................................................9

Home & Garden ....................................................10

Language & Culture ..............................................10

Personal Focus .......................................................11

Photography ...........................................................12

Grangeville Classes .......................................................16

Orofino Classes .............................................................20

Meet Our Instructors ...................................................24

Frequently Asked Questions .......................................30

Contact Information ....................................................31

Registration Form.........................................................31

“Tony always has great classes and is a fun teacher. Tony offers hints to continue exploring

the projects at home. His instructions are to the point, and he gives the details that I will

need to continue at home.”-former participant of Tony’s Exploring Eastern Europe,

September 2018

Welcome to the spring 2019 catalog of lifelong learning opportunities offered

through Lewis-Clark State College.

The Learning Resources Network (LERN), an association for programs of lifelong learning identified multiple benefits of lifelong learning. Some of these benefits include:

· Maintaining and increasing one’s mental health.

· A longer life – as lifelong learning keeps the brain sharp and active.

· Personal development – people of all generations indicate they engage in lifelong learning for reasons of personal development, including quality of life, the community and society.

· Changing lives – Studies indicate lifelong learning literally changes lives. One example, - Rosa Parks, did nonviolent training before she created history in the civil rights movement, to the benefit of all.

There is a Chinese Proverb which tells us ‘Learning is a treasure that will follow its

owner everywhere’.

I hope the classes offered this spring and summer will provide ways in which to improve your life through learning, and that your learning becomes a treasure to follow throughout your life.

Happy Spring,

Debi FitzgeraldDirector, Continuing Education

Personal Enrichment & Lifelong Learning Catalog • 800-394-4189 or 208-792-2447 • Spring 2019 3

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Remove this schedule, highlight the classes you’d love to take, and give us a call! Don’t delay as some classes fill quickly and have limited enrollment.

1/19 Cooking for your Sweetheart 61/24 Faith, Hope, Love Collage 111/30 Nuts and Bolts of Estate Planning 111/30 Yoga: Yes You Can! 92/5 Fly Fishing Introduction 112/6 Tatting with a Shuttle 62/7 Create a Sketchbook 72/7 Letterpress 101 82/7 Letterpress Open Studio 82/7 Oil Pastel and Acrylic Word Art 72/8 Ceramics Date Night 52/12 Painting & Drawing from Start to Finish 82/16 A Taste of Scotland 62/20 Broaden your World with Writing 122/20 Making a Smocked Easter Egg 62/21 Define Your Space: Introduction to Decorating 122/21 Pint Sized Planters 103/6 Yoga: Yes You Can! 93/12 Beginning Watercolors 93/13 Dry Brushing Driftwood with Ceramics 53/13 Pretty in Paint 73/14 ABCs of Self-Publishing 113/23 Intro to Linocut Printmaking 8

3/30 How Do I Operate My Camera? 124/4 Fly Fishing Skills: Stream Entomology 114/6 Bonsai 104/6 Easter Ala-Carte Ceramics 54/9 The Best of Central Europe 104/11 Define Your Space: Introduction to Decorating 124/13 All for Art 74/17 Yoga: Yes You Can! 94/18 Easter Basket Workshop 105/4 Geology of the Snake River 75/7 Paris Top to Bottom 105/11 Basic Outdoor Photography 125/11 Fairy Garden in a Bowl 55/14 Simple Watercolor and Calligraphy Cards 95/18 Overcoming Barriers to Successful Plein Air Painting 96/5 Broaden your World with Writing 126/8 Grilling and BBQ 66/13 Fourth of July Star Plate 66/15 Fly Fishing Skills: Beginning Casting 126/16 Getting Started en Plein Air 87/17 Cookie Jar 68/3 Canning 101 12

LEWIS-CLARK VALLEY

1/24 Beginning Spanish and Culture 171/30 Beginning Excel 16 2/6 Improve Your Public Speaking 17 2/6 Powerpoint 2013 16 2/26 Travel Smart 18 2/27 Plan Your Estate 18 3/9 Heavenly Scent - A Soap Making Primer 17 3/20 Manage Your Back Pain 174/2 Painting Outdated Countertops 16

1/1 January Water Aerobics 201/15 Novice Dog Obedience 212/5 February Water Aerobics 20 3/5 March Water Aerobics 20 4/2 April Water Aerobics 20 4/11 Jumpstarting a Writer’s Life 21

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GRANGEVILLE4/3 Risk Reduction for Businesses 18 4/6 Monastery Tour 174/9 Learn to Dance: Nightclub Two Step 164/10 Google Docs 164/13 A Beginner’s Guide to Herbal Salves 174/17 Clean Your Computer 165/1 Quickbooks 2018 165/7 Quickbooks Payroll 16

OROFINO4/16 Harmonica Basics 20 4/18 Easy Business Start 21 5/2 May Water Aerobics 20 5/4 West Ridge Trail Hike 20 5/14 QuickBooks 21 5/18 Merry’s Bay Trail Hike 20

Debi FitzgeraldDebi Fitzgerald has served as the Director of the Center for Arts & History and Continuing Education at Lewis-Clark State College (LCSC) since 2012. She received her B.S. from LCSC and her MPA from University of Idaho. Debi is inspired by work that changes people’s lives, which happens every day through personal enrichment classes and art and humanities programming at the Center.

Carla WilkinsCarla Nuxoll Wilkins earned a BS in Business Management from LCSC, taking 95% of her classes at night as a non-traditional student. She and her husband raised four children on their family farm in Grangeville. For fun, she reads, travels with family, and she and her husband ballroom dance. She joined the LCSC family in 2011 as Grangeville’s Outreach Coordinator. She loves organizing and attending the enrichment classes, but her passion is helping others figure out how to fit college into their busy lives.

Danielle HardyDanielle Hardy graduated from LCSC with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and from the University of Idaho with a Master of Science degree in Education. She has worked for the LCSC Orofino Outreach Center for over 15 years and

enjoys offering workshops to her community to make it an even better place to live.

Jennifer OpdahlJennifer Opdahl has been with Continuing Education since the spring of 2014, coming on to help with Art Under the Elms and the Dogwood Festival. Since then she has been in various positions within the Center. She is now the Administrative Assistant for The Center for Arts & History and Continuing Education. She enjoys arts & crafts, pizza & beer and musical theatre. She lives in Lewiston with her cat, Tiger. Teri OckwellTeri is the Center’s Financial Technician with many years of experience. She enjoys many facets of arts and is an avid crafter herself. Teri appreciates outdoor opportunities and her most pleasurable time is spent with family and grandkids.

Kelsey GraftonKelsey Grafton has served as the Exhibit and Programming Coordinator at the LCSC Center for Arts & History since April of 2014. She is an art instigator and has facilitated the Center’s Annual Plein Air Competition and Second Saturday Family Art Days in an effort to build and strengthen community through the arts. Kelsey graduated from Seattle’s Cornish College of the Arts with a BFA in Graphic Illustration & Design. She is

entering the MFA program at the University of Idaho in fall, 2018.

Angela Weiland LightAngie Weiland Light graduated from Gonzaga University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Relations and Minor in Marketing. She is the Development Coordinator for the Center and oversees fundraising and advertising efforts. Angie also is responsible for coordinating the Confluence Grape & Grain each year. Angie has 21 years of professional fundraising and public relations experience and has been in her current position at the Center for 10 years. Angie, her husband, two stepchildren and their dog Ellie live in Lewiston. Angie enjoys the culinary arts, reading, great wine, golf and working out in her spare time.

Tony SittnerTony is a graduate of San Francisco State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Industrial Arts Education and minors in Printing, Geology and European History. After 30 years as a printing business owner in California, Washington and Idaho he began his teaching career becoming professor and director of the Graphics Production Program at Highline College in Seattle. Currently retired, he helps develop, promote and teach various art and travel classes through Continuing Education at LCSC. He and his wife, Suzanne, enjoy gardening, reading, golf and spending time with their four children, eight grandchildren and their dog, Mario.


MEET THE STAFF


ARTS & CRAFTSCeramics Date Night NEW! By AJ Riley Date/Time: Friday; 2/8; 5:30-7:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $53

Bring your partner and join us for this fun night of painting and refreshments. A unique ceramic goblet and tankard is

waiting for you to add your personal touch. Enjoy the night out you deserve and create lasting memories. This class includes instruction, one ceramic goblet, one ceramic tankard, glazes and firing. Firing will ensure that your drinking vessels are food safe and ready to enjoy your future beverages. Following the class, students will be notified when their items are ready for pick up. Minimum age 21. Location: Unique Creations Ceramics, Lewiston

Dry Brushing Driftwood with Ceramics NEW! By AJ Riley Date/Time: Wednesday; 3/13; 5:30-7:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $43

Enjoy dry brushing an amazing ceramic animal on ceramic driftwood. Learn dry brushing techniques that will add depth, shading and highlighting details to make your ceramic piece look like real driftwood. This class includes instruction, one animal on driftwood ceramic piece (choose from several options), paints and sealer spray. Take home your finished artwork for yourself or give it to that special someone. Minimum age 16. Location: Unique Creations Ceramics, Lewiston

Easter Ala-Carte Ceramics NEW! By AJ Riley Date/Time: Saturday; 4/6; 10AM-1PMSessions: 1 Cost: $43Create the cutest ceramic egg carton and eggs/chicks. If you are looking for some family fun, come do some creative painting and watch your pieces transform into beautiful Easter decorations. This craft is perfect for anyone. The instructor will guide you through the process and provide you with all the materials you need. This

class includes one ceramic egg carton and your choice of 6 eggs or chicks. The pieces will be ready for you to take home at the end of class. Location: Unique Creations Ceramics, Lewiston

Fairy Garden in a Bowl NEW! By AJ Riley Date/Time: Saturday; 5/11; 10AM-2PMSessions: 1 Cost: $63Create your own fairy garden in a bowl. Start by choosing a fairy house; choices include sewing machine, boot, watering can or gourd fairy house. Use your favorite colors to paint, then build the best fairy garden you can imagine. One ceramic fairy house, a 14 inch ceramic bowl, yard material, paint and sealer are included. Your personal fairy garden will be ready for you to take home and enjoy the same day. Minimum age 16. Location: Unique Creations Ceramics, Lewiston

LEWIS-CLARK VALLEYCONTINUING EDUCATION & COMMUNITY EVENTS

415 Main Street, 2nd FloorLewiston, ID 83501

Open to Serve YouMon. - Fri.: 8AM - 5PM

Phone208-792-2749800-394-4189Fax208-792-2850Weblcsc.edu/ce [email protected]

“Amazing class! I really enjoyed the class and the instructor was so

accommodating.”-former participant of AJ Riley’s Dry

Brushing Class, November 2018


Fourth of July Star Plate NEW! By AJ Riley Date/Time: Thursday; 6/13, 5-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $43Learn the bubble technique. This technique gives a beautiful, almost marbling look to your piece. You will have the most unique ceramic serving platter for your July 4th celebration. This class includes instruction, a large star shaped ceramic platter, glazes and firing, which is required for the platter to be food safe and ready to use. The instructor will let you know when your piece will be ready to take home. Please allow at least 1 hour to complete your project. Location: Unique Creations Ceramics, Lewiston

Cookie Jar NEW! By AJ Riley Date/Time: Wednesday; 7/17, 5:30-7:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $28Remember those moments when your hand was caught in the cookie jar? Come and paint your own personal ceramic cookie jar. Choose from either a frog, a pig or Garfield the cat and let your creativity begin. This class includes instruction, choice of one ceramic cookie jar, paint glazes, and firing, which ensures that your cookie jar is food safe and ready to use. Following class, students will be notified when their items are ready for pick up. Location: Unique Creations Ceramics, Lewiston

Making a Smocked Easter Egg By Candi Butler Date/Time: Wednesdays; 2/20 and 2/27; 5:30-7PMSessions: 2 Cost: $20

What is smocking? Decoration on a garment created by gathering a section of the material into tight pleats and holding them together with parallel stitches in an ornamental pattern. Learn to smock by making your own personal smocked Easter egg. This class will teach you the basics of smocking and give you the skills needed to create your own smocked garments. Location: CAH

Tatting with a Shuttle NEW! By Becki Parks Date/Time: Wednesdays; 2/6 and 2/13; 5-6:30PMSessions: 2 Cost: $23Some say tatting is a lost art but it doesn’t have to be! In this class students will learn to use a tatting shuttle to make homemade lace. You will leave with your own tatting shuttle and string along with a skill that few people know. Location: CAH

CULINARYCooking for your Sweetheart By Bill & Aaron Jollymore Date/Time: Saturday; 1/19; 3-5PMSessions: 1 Cost: $53Do you wish you could make a delicious meal for that special someone? Come brush up on great cooking techniques and learn recipes to prepare a delicious meal to spoil your loved ones. There

will be wine pairings with each course. Minimum age 21. Registration deadline 1/14. Location: Jollymore’s: A Dining Experience

A Taste of Scotland By Bill & Aaron Jollymore Date/Time: Saturday; 2/16; 3-5PMSessions: 1 Cost: $53

Taste your way through the regions of Scotland with traditional dishes and tastings of each regions’ Scotch Whisky. Minimum age 21. Registration deadline 2/11. Location: Jollymore’s: A Dining Experience

Grilling and BBQ By Bill & Aaron Jollymore Date/Time: Saturday; 6/8; 12-2PMSessions: 1 Cost: $53

“Different format for learning, excellent results. I will attend more

classes by this instructor.”-former participant of Jollymore’s

Soups, Stocks & Sauces, September 2018


Learn how to buy, cut and prepare all kinds of meat for grilling and BBQ. Side dish recipes are also included. The Chefs will share their special tips and tricks. There is terrific wine and beer pairings with plenty of sampling. Come hungry. Minimum age 21. Registration deadline 6/3. Location: Jollymore’s: A Dining Experience

DAY TRIPS & RECREATION

Geology of the Snake River By Keegan Schmidt Date/Time: Saturday; 5/4; 9AM-6PMSessions: 1 Cost: $138Learn the geological history of Hell’s Canyon firsthand on a guided tour

by jet boat. Ride through the lower canyon of North America’s deepest gorge to the confluence of the Imnaha Rivers, discussing the incredible geologic story and examining the spectacular rock exposures along the way. Registration includes lunch. Location: Meet at Hell’s Gate Marina at the far end of Snake River Avenue.

FINE ARTSCreate a Sketchbook By Mark Cicrich Date/Time: Thursday; 2/7; 5:30-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $63Create a sketchbook with a collage cover designed to be used as a journal or a drawing book. Pencils, charcoal and pastels will be used to create the sketchbook. Bring your own creative ideas or the instructor will make some suggestions on how to create this fun and very useful project. Minimum age 18. Location: Valley Collective, Lewiston

Oil Pastel and Acrylic Word Art By Bernice Seward Date/Time: Thursday; 2/7; 6:30-8:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $48

Come enjoy an evening creating modified scratchboard word art with oil pastels and acrylic paint. Invite a friend to sign up for even

more fun! Supplies will be provided

to create one 8 X 10 multi-word art piece and up to three 4 X 6 or 5 X 7 smaller word art canvases. Please wear something you don’t mind getting paint on (just in case).Location: LCSC Campus

Pretty in Paint By Carrie Lynn Kyser Date/Time: Wednesday; 3/13; 6-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $38Enjoy learning to paint on canvas while in a fun and social setting. The materials provided and the step-by-step easy instructions make it simple for first-time participants to have success. Create an amazing flower on canvas using acrylic paints, while learning the basics of painting and color. Take home your artwork plus the knowledge to continue painting at home. Location: CAH

All for Art NEW! By Carrie Lynn Kyser Date/Time: Saturday; 4/13; 10AM-12PMSessions: 1 Cost: $38Are you ages 5 to 105? Come paint with us! Enjoy a program designed to make learning to paint on canvas easy while in a relaxed, fun environment. Ages 5+ welcome (ages 5-16 with an adult). The materials provided and the step-by-step instructions make it

“Keegan Schmidt is an outstanding and well-prepared instructor. I love

taking his classes.”-former participant of Keegan’s

Geology of the Clearwater-Lochsa River, October 2018

“It was one of the most enjoyable classes I have taken. Great setting.”

-former participant of Jollymore’s Soups, Stocks & Sauces, September

2018

“Another great time at the CAH !!!”-former participant of Carrie Kyser’s

Painting the Polar Lights, October 2018

Snake River Adventures


simple for a first-time painter of any age or skill level to have success. In the class, each participant will create an spring scene on canvas using acrylic paints, while learning about mixing colors and different brush strokes. Participants will take home their artwork, a few painting supplies, plus the knowledge to continue painting at home. Location: CAH

Getting Started en Plein Air By Chelsea Cordova Date/Time: Sunday; 6/16; 9AM-12PMSessions: 1 Cost: $28This class is designed to demystify the art of painting outdoors. Studio artists or beginners, this is the class for you! All mediums welcome. Some supplies are available upon request. This class coincides with the Center for Art & History’s annual Plein Air Competition. Location: TBD

Intro to Linocut Printmaking NEW! By Taylor Schnuerle Date/Time: Saturdays; 3/23 and 3/30; 10AM - 1PMSessions: 2 Cost: $58Come explore the artistic world of linocut relief printing. It is similar to making a large, custom-created intricate stamp, although relief printing is much more rewarding. This class will explain the processes, tools and techniques. Finished examples will be available to help you through the processes. At the end of the class, each

student will have an edition (multiple copies) of one linocut. Minimum age 15. Location: CAH

Painting & Drawing from Start to Finish NEW! By Mark Cicrich Date/Time: Tuesdays; 2/12-4/30; 1-3:30PMSessions: 12 Cost: $153Date/Time: Tuesdays; 2/12-3/19; 1-3:30PMSessions: 6 Cost: $103This 12 week course covers the building blocks for drawing and painting. From the essential starting points of understanding use of elements and principals of design, still life, figure drawing, blind drawing, color use and point of view, and acrylic painting. Minimum age 18.The first 6 weeks of this course is designed to teach the art and design elements. This is taught through collage (paper craft), still life drawing, figure drawing, blind drawing, and the use of pencil, ink, and charcoal. The remaining 6 weeks is comprised of color theory and painting. This portion of class introduces students to colored pencils, markers, colored pastels, water color and acrylic painting supplies. Students have the option to take both sessions or just the first 6 week session. Location: Valley Collective, Lewiston

Letterpress 101 By Tony Sittner Date/Time: Thursdays; 2/7 - 5/9; 6-8PMSessions: 4 Cost: $63Choose any 4 consecutive Thursdays in the February 7 to May 9 date range. This is an opportunity to engage in the unique art and craft of printing using the letterpress process, like Gutenberg. This class will use presses dating from 1880 following the process that changed the World. Students use metal and wood type to print projects on a variety of paper selections provided; and if preferred, you can bring in your own paper. Incorporate graphic images by learning how photopolymer plates are made or by using available image cuts, many of which are over 100 years old. Learn to mix ink, cut paper on an 1800’s paper cutter and achieve an embossed look and feel with your printing. Minimum age 13 Location: Columbia Letterpress Studio

Letterpress Open Studio By Tony Sittner Date/Time: Thursdays; 2/7 - 5/9; 6-8PMSessions: 14 Cost: $78Open Studio is for those who have had previous letterpress experience either having taken Letterpress 101 or by permission of the instructor. Students can use studio facilities to print projects of their choice. Bring your own paper or you can purchase from the existing stock in the studio. The studio is equipped with four vintage letterpresses, the earliest dating from 1880’s, a guillotine paper cutter,


over 200 cases of wood and metal type, and all the additional items found in an early 1900’s print shop. Open studio begins 2/7 and ends 5/19. New students can join at anytime for Thursday sessions. Minimum age 13. Location: Columbia Letterpress Studio

Beginning Watercolors By Susan Pettit Date/Time: Tuesdays; 3/12 and 3/19; 6-8PMSessions: 2 Cost: $48This is a two-part class. Part 1: Learn the basics of painting and practice in class. Learn how to paint with different techniques, washes, textures, layers and what supplies to get and how to care for them. We will experiment with the different techniques that give watercolor the

simplicity and beauty we love. Part 2: Put it all together to paint a small piece. Take home a painting and fresh inspiration to continue growing in your new found skills. Minimum age 12. Location: CAH

Simple Watercolor and Calligraphy Cards NEW! By Susan Pettit Date/Time: Tuesdays; 5/14 and 5/21; 6-8PMSessions: 2 Cost: $48In this two night class, learn the art of simple hand painted floral cards. Students will add their own special handwritten or painted word to the card. Gain confidence and increase your painting skills, and take home some original cards. Minimum age 12. Location: CAH

Overcoming Barriers to Successful Plein Air Painting NEW! By Kathryn Weisberg Date/Time: Saturday and Sunday; 5/18 and 5/19; 9AM-4PMSessions: 2 Cost: $125Experienced artists are encouraged to join this two-day workshop with accomplished artist Kathryn Weisberg. Learn to see and simplify a field of complex light and stimulating visual images by building compelling compositions based on large value

masses and a distillation of the shapes and boundaries of the subject matter. Find the focal point and learn to subordinate other seemingly important areas in the picture plane. Learn to mentally lock in the light anticipating where it will travel and avoid chasing fading or rapidly changing light. Block in the value masses and learn to work with temperature rather than value changes within the primary masses then correct and re-simplify your composition for those final master strokes and make the image fresh and bold. Location: CAH

HEALTH & FITNESS

Yoga: Yes You Can! By Sherrie Beckman Date/Time: Wednesdays; 1/30-2/27; 5:30-6:45PMDate/Time: Wednesdays; 3/6-4/10; 5:30-6:45PMNo Class 3/27 Date/Time: Wednesdays; 4/17-5/15; 5:30-6:45PMSessions: 5 Cost: $58If you ever thought that you can’t ‘do’ yoga because your body isn’t ‘that flexible’, then this class is for you! Sherrie believes EVERY body can reap the benefits of yoga and helps


students increase strength, flexibility and balance with encouragement and any modifications necessary for individuals. Come ready to play, your body will thank you! Bring a yoga mat to class. Location: LCSC Campus

HOME & GARDENPint Sized Planters By Kate Patterson Date/Time: Thursday; 2/21; 5:30-7PMSessions: 1 Cost: $28Participate in this fun and easy class while creating your own succulent planter to be enjoyed indoors. Use small ceramic containers and tiny succulents to design unique combinations perfect for a desktop or coffee table. Learn tips for accessorizing your containers and maintaining them. This is a great project for kids! Location: Patt’s Garden Center

Bonsai By Suzanne Sittner Date/Time: Saturday; 4/6; 9AM-12PMSessions: 1 Cost: $73Welcome to the fascinating and living art of Bonsai! Learn the science behind the art which aids you in successfully potting, trimming, wiring and maintaining your own bonsai at home. “Bonsai” is a plant, usually a tree or shrub, that is grown in a container and made to look like a mature tree

through the use of various training techniques. The art of Bonsai, as we know it traces back almost 2000 years. All materials are provided, including a traditional Bonsai pot, plant, soil, gravel and a Japanese figurine. Minimum Age 16. Location: CAH

Easter Basket Workshop By Kate Patterson Date/Time: Thursday; 4/18; 5:30-7PMSessions: 1 Cost: $48Help out the Easter Bunny this year with this Easter Basket Class! Hop over to Patt’s to create a living Easter Basket using springtime favorites like Pansies, Violas, spring bulbs, Primroses and more! You’ll take home your own one-of-a-kind wicker basket full of beautiful blooming plants. Location: Patt’s Garden Center

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE

The Best of Central Europe By Tony Sittner Date/Time: Tuesday; 4/9; 6-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $23Join experienced European traveler and tour guide Tony Sittner as we explore a few of the highlights of Central Europe. Our journey includes Rhine River, Black Forest, Switzerland, Neuschwanstein Castle, Munich and Rothenberg. Through photos and discussion, take in all the famous historical sites of Paris. Understand transportation, accommodations for the budget traveler and receive suggestions on the best day trips from the city. Whether a first time visitor or an experienced traveler reliving your favorite experiences, come enjoy beautiful photos and be a part of a stimulating discussion. Location: LCSC Campus

Paris Top to Bottom NEW! By Tony Sittner Date/Time: Tuesday; 5/7; 6-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $23Join experienced European traveler

“Fantastic class! I highly recommend it.”

-former participant of Kate Patterson’s Evergreen Wreath Workshop, November 2018

Register at

www.lcsc.edu/ce

or Call 208-792-2447


and tour guide Tony Sittner exploring one of the most interesting and beautiful capitals in Europe. Through photos and discussion, take in all the famous historical sites of Paris. Understand transportation, accommodations for the budget traveler and receive suggestions on the best day trips from the city. Whether a first time visitor or an experienced traveler reliving your favorite experiences, come enjoy beautiful photos and be a part of a stimulating discussion. Location: LCSC Campus

PERSONAL FOCUS

Faith, Hope, Love Collage By Bernice Seward Date/Time: Thursday; 1/24; 6:30-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $35Come enjoy an evening creating “Faith, Hope, Love” paper collage wall art. Supplies will be provided, including an 8 X 10 mat so your artwork will be ready to frame. Invite a friend to sign up for even more fun! If you have favorite scrapbook paper or crafting

supplies, feel free to bring them. What a thoughtful Valentine’s Day gift.Location: LCSC Campus

Nuts and Bolts of Estate Planning By Paul B. Burris - Volunteer Instructor Date/Time: Wednesday; 1/30; 5-7PMSessions: 1 Cost: $18Creating an estate plan to ensure your wishes are upheld and to lessen the burden on your family is a difficult process. Learn how a little bit of planning can make the process of handling your estate much easier for your family. This course covers the typical documents used in a basic estate plan, including the differences between Wills and Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, Community Property Agreements, and more. The course will also cover long-term care options and a basic introduction to the probate process in Idaho and Washington. Location: LCSC Campus

Fly Fishing Introduction By Gary Thorgaard & Greg Paris - Volunteer Instructors Date/Time: Tuesday; 2/5; 7-9PMSessions: 1 Cost: $23Conquer the fly fishing basics with instructors from Kelly Creek Flycasters. Learn the various rods, reels and lines used as well as flies and what they imitate. Discuss main local species, such as rainbow trout, cutthroat trout, steelhead and smallmouth bass. Discover where they are and strategies for catching them. Location: CAH

ABCs of Self-Publishing By Bernice Seward Date/Time: Thursday; 3/14; 6:30-8:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $33Are you interested in self-publishing? This class provides detailed information to help you navigate the waters of self-publishing so you can get YOUR book into print. Topics covered include printing options and costs, formatting, editing, cover design tips, writing a catchy description, pricing your book, basic marketing, and more.Location: LCSC Campus

Fly Fishing Skills: Stream Entomology By Peg Kingery Date/Time: Thursday; 4/4; 7-9PMSessions: 1 Cost: $18Fly fishers often face the challenge of choosing the right fly to use to catch selectively-eating trout. This class, discusses the main “fish foods”, focusing on the life cycles and habitats of aquatic insects and terrestrials, and fish feeding behavior and energy needs. Discussions also on how to select artificial imitations of a trout’s favorite food and see examples of many of the flies that successfully land them in western rivers. Location: LCSC Campus

“Excellent instructor/ a lot of good information.”

-former participant of Paul Burris’s Nuts and Bolts of Estate Planning,

September 2018


Broaden your World with Writing NEW! By Mark Ready Date/Time: Wednesdays; 2/20 and 2/27; 5:30-7:30PMDate/Time: Wednesdays; 6/5 and 6/12; 5:30-7:30PMSessions: 2 Cost: $43A writing class for non writers. History buffs, dreamers, arm chair adventurers and story tellers wanted. Dance like nobody’s watching. Write as if the whole world will read it. Your way. Your style. Learn as you do. It’s the story that counts. Minimum age 13. Location: LCSC Campus

Define Your Space: Introduction to Decorating NEW! By Vicki Butler Date/Time: Thursdays; 2/21 and 2/28; 6-8PMDate/Time: Thursdays; 4/11 and 4/18; 6-8PMSessions: 2 Cost: $73Take the fear out of using color and texture by bringing balance to your space. Explore color, fabrics and textiles while learning the basics of decorating a room in your home: this entails drawings and figuring out square yards, square feet and lastly putting together the beginning of a project portfolio. This class is very useful, rewarding and fun. Location: LCSC Campus

Fly Fishing Skills: Beginning Casting NEW! By Peg Kingery Date/Time: Saturdays; 6/15 and 6/22; 10AM-12PMSessions: 2 Cost: $58This is a hands-on class geared toward beginning or “a bit” experienced fly fishers wanting to learn the art (and joy) of fly fishing. The first session

focuses on the mechanics of fly casting, the casts that hook fish and the gear a fly fisher needs. Class is held outside at LCSC at a location to be decided. The second session is held on the river, again at a location to be decided, and builds on the mechanics and casts learned in session one with additional information about: stream entomology, reading the river and fishing techniques. Students must provide their own fly rod, reel and line. Minimum age 15. Location: LCSC Campus

Canning 101 NEW! By Barbara Blasey Date/Time: Saturdays; 8/3 and 8/10; 10AM-2PMSessions: 2 Cost: $65Enjoy homegrown and locally grown foods year round. Learn how to can your own food. This class focuses on the basics of canning, beginning with jam during the first session, and then on to salsa during the second session. Other topics include learning what tools are needed, what can be safely canned in a home kitchen and how to safely store canned goods. Helpful topics include tips on full versus reduced sugar canning and

the purpose of ingredients in a recipe. Class fees include the cost of ingredients for each student to take home a jar of jam, a jar of salsa and a Ball Canning paperback reference guide. Please bring a lunch! Location: UMC Clarkston, WA

PHOTOGRAPHYHow Do I Operate My Camera? By Lynne Guillot Date/Time: Saturday; 3/30; 9:30-11:30AMSessions: 1 Cost: $53If you have a new single-lens reflex camera and want to know the basics of how to use it - then this course is for you. It answers the question “What are these buttons and settings for?” Learn the basic functions and settings of an SLR digital camera. This class consists of one 2 hour session. Bring your digital SLR camera. No Cell Phones or Tablets. Minimum age 18. Location: LCSC Campus

Basic Outdoor Photography By Lynne Guillot Date/Time: Saturdays; 5/11 and 5/18; 9:30-11:30AMSessions: 2 Cost: $63This course consists of two sessions designed to develop and improve your outdoor photography. The first session reviews basic camera operation. Types of lenses, light principles and techniques used in outdoor photography will be discussed. This is followed by an outdoor photo shoot to apply the knowledge and techniques learned. The second session reviews and discusses the photographs taken during the first session. No Cell Phones or Tablets. Minimum age 18. Location: LCSC Campus

Register at

www.lcsc.edu/ce

or Call 208-792-2447


TEACH FOR US IN LEWISTON!Are you interested in teaching for our program? If you aspire to

provide quality, lifelong learning that is enriching and relevant to area residents, contact us!

Call Jennifer Opdahl for more information at 208-792-2447 or email [email protected].

We look forward to hearing from you.

Sometimes a soul needs space.

Monastery of St. GertrudeCottonwood, Idaho

w w w . S t G e r t r u d e s . o r g

Spirit Center RetreatsMonastic Immersion Experience

Inn at St. Gertrude Bed and Breakfast


FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 8AM-5PM Registration: $45, opens January 7, 2019

To register visit www.lcsc.edu/ce

2nd AnnualWOMEN’S LEADERSHIP

CONFERENCE

415 Main Street, Lewiston, ID 83501 • 208-792-2447 • www.lcsc.edu/ceTo request disability accommodations, please contact the Center for Arts & History at least one week prior to the event date.

RAISING OUR VOICESPAST • PRESENT • FUTURE

Keynote Speaker: Amy Pence-BrownTaking Up Space: Fat Feminism, Body Liberation & Being an Advocate for Radical Change

Providing new perspectives on how women in the community and the workplace effectively impact positive change through various ways of speaking up

– for ourselves and for others.

Presented by Lewis-Clark State College: Continuing Education,Office of the Provost , Humanities Division,

Cynthia Pemberton, Movement and Sport Sciences Division, Social SciencesSchool of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Business Technical & Services Division

& Colleen Mahoney


Plein Air Workshops:

“Getting Started en Plein Air” with Chelsea Cordova

See pg. 7 for details

“Overcoming Barriers to Successful Plein Air Painting”

with Kathryn WeisbergSee pg. 9 for details

REGISTER208-792-2447 or www.lcsc.edu/ce

$1000 IN CASH PRIZES!

PAINT OUTS: JUNE 15-22EXHIBIT: JULY

6TH ANNUAL PLEIN AIR COMPETITION


ARTS & CRAFTSPainting Outdated Countertops NEW! By Myja Mahoney Date/Time: Tuesday; 4/2; 6-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $40In this hands-on class, students will bring different textured rags, sponges, a makeup brush, courage, and imagination to make an old countertop look like granite, stone or marble. The instructor provides a primered surface for each student, as well as paint, mineral makeup, feathers, and other items to teach how using different products and tools can change the look of your project. She also talks about hard topcoats for chipping prevention. Prepare to be creative and have fun! Registration closes one week prior to class so please register early. Location: Grangeville Veteran’s Center

COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY

Beginning Excel By Dale Brege - Volunteer Instructor

Date/Time: Wednesday; 1/30; 8:30-11:30AMSessions: 1 Cost: $35Learn how to analyze an assortment of information and numbers covering data entry, formatting and basic calculations. The little time you spend learning this program will go a long way toward increasing your effectiveness in organizing and presenting numbers and data. Location: Grangeville Outreach Center

Clean Your Computer By Elijah Zeida Date/Time: Wednesday; 4/17; 6-9PMSessions: 1 Cost: $50Bring your laptop and power cord and learn how to remove malware, junk files, and fix problems that are slowing down your machine. This is a hands-on class that teaches you how to keep your laptop running at peak proficiency. Location: Grangeville Outreach Center

Google Docs By Elijah Zeida Date/Time: Wednesday; 4/10; 6-8PMSessions: 1 Cost: $35Simplify your life by learning Google Docs so you can access your work product from anywhere. This class will teach you the basics of Google docs, how to use it on a mobile device as well as your PC, and some tips and tricks. Learn how to edit documents, work with images & tables, how to collaborate and share your docs. Location: Grangeville Outreach Center

Powerpoint 2013 By Dale Brege - Volunteer Instructor Date/Time: Wednesday; 2/6; 8:30-11:30AMSessions: 1 Cost: $35This class begins with Powerpoint basics and progresses through a few

advanced techniques that can be used as an aid when giving either formal or fun, informal presentations. The instructor will cover presentation set-up, slide exchanges, font size and style, adding pictures and clip art, utilizing graphs and tables, bullet designs, sound and animation. Location: Grangeville Outreach Center

Quickbooks 2018 By Janice Gobbi Date/Time: Wednesday; 5/1; 9AM-4:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $85Learn QuickBooks 2018, a computerized accounting system that helps you record sales and deposits, invoice customers, enter and track bills, and write checks. Location: Grangeville Outreach Center

Quickbooks Payroll NEW! By Janice Gobbi Date/Time: Tuesday; 5/7; 9AM-4PMSessions: 1 Cost: $85Topics covered in this Quickbooks Payroll class will include setting up employees correctly, adding payroll items, taxes and deductions. Learn how to use time tracking, generate payroll checks and reports. Idaho payroll requirements will be discussed, as well as understanding the payroll expense and liability accounts. Location: Grangeville Outreach Center

DANCE & MUSICLearn to Dance: Nightclub Two Step By Jeff & Carla Wilkins - Volunteer Instructors Date/Time: Tuesday; 4/9-4/16; 6:30-8PMSessions: 2 Cost: $30/couplePut on your smooth soled shoes and learn a beautiful partner dance that can be danced to all types of music, fast or slow. The class concentrates on four basic patterns, with plenty of practice time, so you aren’t overwhelmed. Must register as a couple. Location: GHS

GRANGEVILLE LCSC OUTREACH CENTER

Avista Building, 201 E. Main St.Grangeville, ID 83530

Open to Serve YouMon, Wed & Thurs: 7:30AM – 3PM

Tuesday: 10:30AM – 3PMPhone208-983-2164Fax208-983-2368Emailcnwilkins@lcsc.eduWeblcsc.edu/grangeville- outreach/home

Carla Nuxoll WilkinsGrangeville Outreach Coordinator


DAY TRIPSMonastery Tour By Sr. Carol Ann Wassmuth Date/Time: Saturday; 4/6; 9:30AM-1PMSessions: 1 Cost: $38Take a tour of the beautiful Monastery of St. Gertrude and their new Spirit Center. Learn how the Sisters operate, the rules under which they live, and other interesting facts. At the end of this two hour tour, you’ll enjoy lunch with the Sisters at noon in the Monastery dining room. Location: Monastery of St. Gertrude

HEALTH & FITNESS

A Beginner’s Guide to Herbal Salves By Sr. Agnes Reichlin and Sr. Carlotta Fontes Date/Time: Saturday; 4/13; 9AM-2:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $45Learn how local herbs can enhance your health and well-being. In this hands-on class, you will make a salve, which includes a few essential oils, to take home. Your supply fee also includes lunch with the Sisters in the monastery dining room. Location: Monastery of St. Gertrude

Heavenly Scent - A Soap Making Primer By Sr. Carlotta Fontes Date/Time: Saturday; 3/9; 9AM-2:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $59Create beautiful cold-process soap using updated methods and ingredients. Learn how to incorporate safety and allergy tips when composing your soap. Make bars of soap to take home for yourself or to give as gifts. Part of your experience is enjoying lunch with the Sisters in the monastery dining room (included in fee). Location: Monastery of St. Gertrude

Manage Your Back Pain By Gary McEwen - Volunteer Instructor Date/Time: Wednesday; 3/20; 6-7:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $20Are you tired of persistent back pain? Does it come and go? Is it worse in the morning? Have you had it “for years!?” Back pain affects 80% of Americans at some point in their life. Many sources of back pain are both preventable and treatable. In this class, students participate in therapeutic prevention, maintenance, and treatment measures which will help establish a strong, healthy and pain-free back. Bring your questions, dress appropriately to be able to move freely and be ready to participate. Location: Grangeville Physical Therapy

LANGUAGE & CULTURE

Beginning Spanish and Culture NEW! By Francisca Garner Date/Time: Mon & Thurs.; 1/24 - 3/14; 7-8:30PMSessions: 12 Cost: $68Taught by a certified teacher and a Dominican native Spanish speaker, this 6-week course is designed to introduce students to the basic pronunciation, vocabulary and some simple sentences of the Spanish language, with students

using a workbook for practice and memorization. The beauty of Latin American culture, through music, videos and food tasting, will also be covered. Registration closes one week prior to the start of class so workbooks can be ordered. Location: GEMS Community Room

Improve Your Public Speaking NEW! By Norma Staaf Date/Time: Wednesday; 2/6-3/13; 1:30-3PMSessions: 6 Cost: $75Some people fear public speaking more than death and if you are one of them, this class is for you! Whether you need to give speeches or presentations for your job, school, or civic group, this 6-week class will help you develop organized speeches with a clear message. Students are required to plan speeches at home, present them in front of the class, and will be critiqued on their performance in a safe environment. Location: Idaho Forest Group

Register at

www.lcsc.edu/ce

or Call 208-792-2447


TEACH FOR US IN GRANGEVILLE!

Are you interested in teaching for our program? If you aspire to provide quality,

lifelong learning that is enriching and relevant to area residents, contact us!

Call Carla Wilkins for more information at 208-983-2164 or email

[email protected].


MONEYPlan Your Estate By Jenneane Musegades Date/Time: Wednesday; 2/27; 6:30-8:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $20It’s hard enough to deal with the loss of a loved one without adding probate issues. A little pre-planning can make the process much easier. Learn the difference between a will and a trust as well as the burdens of each. Long-term care financial decisions, living wills and powers of attorney are also part of the estate planning process. Learn the plan that is perfect for your family. Location: GEMS

Risk Reduction for Businesses By Barbara Leachman Date/Time: Wednesday; 4/3; 8:30AM-12PMSessions: 1 Cost: $25Learn how to reduce your business risk in an afternoon discussion with three experts. Attorney Joe Wright will talk about risk control, entities, contracts, lawsuits, and employee risk. Insurance agent Cathy Jo Witters will discuss protection, cybercrime, safety and employee handbooks. Finally, Barbara Leachman of the Small Business Development Center will lecture on embezzlement, accounting controls, collection, credit, cash flow and how good accounting reports can help reduce risk. Location: Grangeville GED Office

PERSONAL FOCUS

Travel Smart By Carla Wilkins - Volunteer InstructorDate/Time: Tuesday; 2/26; 6-7:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $15Do you still check a huge bag at the airport? What’s your lost luggage or lost wallet strategy? Do you have extra apps loaded onto your smart phone to make vacationing easier? This class teaches how to use your phone to advantage, how to pack smarter, book cheaper tickets, and ways to prepare ahead so your vacation does what it’s meant to do – help you relax and have fun. Location: GEMS


Chinese at the

Confl uence

Take a moment to discover Chinese at the Confl uence

Tuesday - Saturday 11AM - 4PM

LCSC CENTER FOR ARTS & HISTORY415 Main St., Lewiston ID, 83501

Our mission is to enhance the Success of Small Businesses in

North Central Idaho.

Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration

We Offer:

• Confidential No-cost Consulting • Strategy Expertise • Practical Information • Affordable Workshops

Contact us at (208)792-2465 or [email protected] our state website at www.IdahoSBDC.org


HEALTH AND FITNESS

Water Aerobics By Vikki Landmark January Date/Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays; 1/1-1/31; 6-6:55AMSessions: 10 Cost: $35February Date/Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays; 2/5-2/28; 6-6:55AMSessions: 8 Cost: $35March Date/Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays; 3/5-3/28; 6-6:55AMSessions: 8 Cost: $35April Date/Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays; 4/2-4/3; 6-6:55AMSessions: 9 Cost: $35May Date/Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays; 5/2-5/30; 6-6:55AMSessions: 9 Cost: $35Water Aerobics is an excellent low-impact way to build strength and muscle. Reduce body fat by burning calories more efficiently and increase flexibility. Working out in the water supports the body and reduces risk of muscle and joint injury. Location: Best Western Lodge at Rivers Edge

DAY TRIPS & RECREATION

West Ridge Trail Hike By Rick Thorum Date/Time: Saturday; 5/4; 9AM-12PMSessions: 1 Cost: $15

A 2 hour round trip easy to moderate hike, some altitude gain, with beautiful views of the rock quarry and the Clearwater Valley. Trail head mid-way up the A road on the south side of the damn. (2 miles round trip) Class will stop to look at the views/beautiful colors and have lunch/snack at a picnic table. Bring appropriate gear for hiking, food and water. Location: Meet at Bruce’s Eddy for shuttle to trailhead on Merry’s Bay Road

Merry’s Bay Trail Hike By Rick Thorum Date/Time: Saturday; 5/18; 9AM-12PMSessions: 1 Cost: $15Take a hike on a beautiful little trail on the north facing slope with much water loving vegetation, views of the reservoir, and geology. We will shuttle from Bruce’s Eddy to the trail head on Merry’s Bay road (1.5 miles). Dress according to the weather and bring your own food/drinks. Location: Meet at Bruce’s Eddy for shuttle to trailhead on Merry’s Bay Road

DANCE AND MUSIC

Harmonica Basics By Rick Thorum Date/Time: Tuesdays; 4/16-5/7; 9AM-12PMSessions: 4 Cost: $25Learn how to play the Harmonica aka French Harp. Impress your friends around the campfire or just learn to do something new! Students need to bring their own C Harmonica to class. Taught by a player of 40 years. Location: LCSC Orofino Outreach Center

OROFINO LCSC OUTREACH CENTER

416 Johnson Avenue, Suite 1 Orofino, ID 83544

Open to Serve YouMonday – Thursday 10 – 6PM

[email protected]/orofino- outreach/home

Danielle HardyOrofino Outreach Coordinator

Register at

www.lcsc.edu/ce

or Call 208-792-2447


PERSONALFOCUS

Jumpstarting a Writer’s Life By Rick Thorum Date/Time: Thursdays; 4/11-4/25; 5:30-6:30PMSessions: 3 Cost: $20Learn how to write fiction, non-fiction, poetry, or anything that interests you. You can also bring your own writings to share. This is a great workshop to find new ways to describe people, places, and things. Taught by a writer that has had numerous articles, poems, and letters published in national and regional publications. Location: LCSC Orofino Outreach Center

MONEY MATTERSEasy Business Start By Chris St. Germaine Date/Time: Thursday; 4/18; 6-7:30PMSessions: 1 Cost: $10Make your new business start easier by getting the right information up front. Learn and understand concepts such as checklists, plans, feasibility, value proposition, licensing, taxes, and capital. Get important links, steps, and resources before you invest your time and money. Location: LCSC Orofino Outreach Center

QuickBooks 2018 By Janice Gobbi Date/Time: Tuesday; 5/14; 9AM-4PMSessions: 1 Cost: $80This class will teach you QuickBooks 2018; a computerized accounting system that helps you record sales, invoice customers, record deposits, enter and track bills, and write checks. Bring your questions! There will a break for lunch. Location: LCSC Orofino Outreach Center

Dog Obedience - Novice NEW! By Kathy Deyo Date/Time: Tuesdays; 1/15-3/5; 6-7PMSessions: 8 Cost: $75 for instruction $40 for second member of family, OIDF members or those who have taken our class previously $20 for Dog 4-H members $10 per night for drop-ins (repeat students only)Learn ways to communicate with your dog and teach your dog to be a well-mannered member of your family. The focus will be on heel on leash, come when called, sit, down and stay. Each person will have individualized attention as needed. You will be surprised at the number of words your dog will understand when you are clear in teaching him what each of them mean! Location: Orofino Armory

TEACH FOR US IN OROFINO!Are you interested in teaching for our program? If you aspire to provide quality, lifelong learning that is enriching and relevant to

area residents, contact us!Call Danielle Hardy for more information at 208-476-5731 or

email [email protected].



APRIL STUDENT ART EXHIBITIONS

CALL FOR ARTStephen Lyman Memorial Children’s Art Exhibit

Regional JR/SR High School & Lewis-Clark State College Student Exhibit

GET INVOLVEDwww.lcsc.edu/cah • [email protected] • 208-792-2447

Confirmation of participation due Friday, March 1Artwork Due by Friday, March 22

35th Annual Dogwood Festival Event

Idaho Commission on the Arts: Visual Arts Fellowships Touring Exhibit

-Craft, Design, and Visual Arts

FEBRUARY

Featured Artists:

Nishiki Sugawara-BedaSarah Bird

Pamela DetuncqLonnie Hutson

Anna WebbAnika AmulovitzBrian Hochstrat


Join us April 2019 for the 35th Annual35th Annual

April 26, 27,28

The signature event of the Dogwood Festival, a 3-day artisan fair on the Lewis-Clark State College campus.

Friday, April 19Proceeds for the 29th Annual Confluence Grape & Grain benefit the Lewis-Clark State College

Center for Arts & History and the Business Student Organization Scholarship Fund.

The premier spring events celebrating the Lewis-Clark Valley the entire month of April.For more information visit: www.lcsc.edu/ce/dogwood/


AJ Riley has 27 years of experience with ceramics and has taught ceramic classes for 17 years.

Barbara Blasey has been canning for forty years, beginning with Elderberry jelly. Her entries in the Nevada State Fair and Nez Perce County Fair have won blue ribbons for taste and appearance. The latest Ball Canning Company and USFDA regulations are followed at all times for food safety and handling.

Becki Parks is passionate about the art of tatting. She enjoys tatting as much as she can and would like to inspire others to enjoy this centuries-old art.

Bill Jollymore, Owner/Operating Manager, and son, Executive Chef Aaron Jollymore, have been in the food and beverage business for many years and love to share their talents with others at their restaurant, Jollymore’s: A Dining Experience. This father/son team work wonderfully together.

Candi Butler has been smocking fabric for 35 years. She enjoys smocking and looks forward to sharing her craft with you.

Carrie Lynn Kyser is a life-long learner and avid designer and artist. She has almost 20 years of experience in acrylic painting and recently was the featured artist for the National Lentil Festival poster.

Chelsea Cordova loves painting in oil and acrylics and teaching kids and adults about the basics of painting through learning a foundation of art principles with a practical development of intuitive expression. Chelsea has four areas she teaches: fine art principles, creative capacity building, plein air

basics, and learning through the collaborative via social settings. She is certified in the OSP (Open Studio Project) process and hosts a workshop called Integral Painter. Chelsea shares a beautiful studio with Jessica L Bryant called Redbrick Art Studio in Coeur d’Alene. She is currently the Gallery Assistant for the Spirit Gallery in Coeur d’Alene.

Gary Thorgaard has fished locally since 1979 and taught Fish Biology at WSU for over 30 years. Co-Instructor: Greg Paris is a fly fisherman and lifelong valley resident.

Kate Patterson, a long-time employee of Patt’s Garden Center, is an avid gardener who enjoys experimenting with different gardening techniques.

Kathryn Weisberg grew up in the rural foothills of Mt. Diablo on her parents 2200 acre ranch, developing “my early and lasting love for nature” She lived and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area until 2005, when her yearning for a more nature-rooted lifestyle led her to Lake Pend Oreille in northern Idaho. Surrounded by the majestic Cabinet and Selkirk Mountains, she has kept a Studio for 10 years. She has traveled extensively through Central and South America, Europe, Scandinavia, and the Arctic always returning to the mountains and countryside of northern Idaho she has grown to love. Weisberg holds degrees in Fine Art, Business and Psychology. She has been showing internationally since the early 1990s. Her work has been exhibited widely in both solo and group exhibitions in Idaho, California, Vancouver, Ontario, Colorado, South Carolina, Vermont, London and Beijing, China.

Keegan Schmidt has taught geology for over nine years and focuses his research on the geologic history of Hell’s Canyon and the region around it.

Lynne Guillot is an award winning photographer who specializes in outdoor, travel and macro photography. Her work is found in many Pacific Northwest galleries and exhibits.

Mark Cicrich has a four year college degrees, a B.F.A. from the University of Idaho, a minor in computer science, a teaching certificate in Art K-12, and Earth and Natural Science Secondary Education. He, also is working on a Master’s in Art History and Tech Ed. He has a large array of experience in the arts, he was a bronze sculptor and patina artist at The Maiden Foundry in Sandy, Oregon. He was President of The University of Idaho Sculptor’s Guild was a teaching assistant for Ceramics. He, also taught a Paint and Sip at The Paint Buzz. He is the owner of The Valley Collective in Lewiston and has taught all ages the arts and am excited to build and develop your skills.

Mark Ready is the President of the New Palouse Writers Group. He has written three books and many short stories. Mark has an Associate Degree in Major Appliance Repair. He works at WSU in the Dining Centers. He loves knowledge. Writing has changed his life. New friends. New interests. New outlook and ideas.

Paul B. Burris, Attorney, practices in the field of Elder Law in the Lewis-Clark Valley at the law firm of Creason, Moore, Dokken & Geidl, PLLC.

Peg Kingery is a member of and fly fishing instructor for programs

Meet Our Instructors LEWIS-CLARK VALLEY GRANGEVILLE OROFINO


sponsored by Kelly Creek Flycasters and Clearwater Fly Casters. She is also a member of Fly Fishers International, Trout Unlimited and is a fly fishing instructor for Casting for Recovery, North Idaho/Eastern Washington.

Sherrie Beckman has 17 years of experience as a fitness consultant and has been a yoga practitioner for over 11 years. She has learned that yoga promotes physical and emotional health and is grateful to be able to teach yoga. Sherrie is also an investment representative for Edward Jones.

Susan Pettit has an Art Degree and is a freelance artist and illustrator, and runs her art business at S. Pettit Gallery in Clarkston. Her love of gardening and flowers flows into her art work. She is a published artist and author. Susan has taught art on both the college professional level and for fun to preschoolers. She has worked as a graphic designer/ illustrator for a very large publishing company, and a private telecommunications corporation. She has worked as a watercolorist and calligrapher for over 40 years.

Suzanne Sittner is a Master Gardener and has been involved in Bonsai for over 15 years in the Seattle area. She brings with her the unique techniques to create works of art from various plants.

Taylor Schnuerle received his B.S., which his family told him he was full of anyway, in Art Practice from Portland State University in 2014. He has worked as a freelance designer and in his spare time creates digital art, acrylic paintings and relief prints.

Tony Sittner has been teaching a variety of classes for over 20 years in Idaho, Washington and California. He brings his 30 years of work in the printing industry to students teaching letterpress,

book making, paper marbling, paper making and other art forms. An avid traveler and tour guide with over 15 trips to Europe, he also teaches European travel classes to make for a safe and informed trip.

Vicki Butler has worked in the Home Improvement Industry locally for the past 25 yrs. with Skelton’s Carpet One (11) years, Floor Coverings International (10) years. Now she enjoys her own Design Business -Home Fashion Design.

Barbara Leachman, Director of the North Central Idaho Small Business Development Center, has degrees in both Agribusiness and Business Education. She helps small businesses with marketing, feasibility, accounting, and small business management.

Carla Wilkins is the Grangeville Outreach Coordinator for LCSC. She has traveled to ten foreign countries and to many US cities. She no longer checks a bag and since downsizing, has found traveling much more enjoyable.*

Dale Brege has had a life-long career as a biologist with Michigan State University, State of Wisconsin, and the Federal Government (US Forest Service and NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service). He has made numerous professional and personal presentations and loves to hike and fish in his spare time.*

Elijah Zeida has owned and operated Clearwater Computers, LLC for the last seven years. His clients include two local internet service providers, an IT company in North Dakota, as well as serving the Clearwater Region. Elijah has also taught beginning to advanced computer classes on a variety of subjects.

Francisca Garner, who grew up in New York, is a certified teacher and Dominican native Spanish speaker. She recently retired after teaching science and Spanish in Oklahoma schools for 30 years, and moved with her husband, Daryl, to his hometown of Grangeville.

Gary McEwen is an Idaho licensed physical therapist. He graduated in 2000 with a Master’s Degree of Physical Therapy from the University of St. Augustine Florida and in June 2000 he began working for St. Mary’s Hospital and Clinics. He has been in the Grangeville Physical Therapy office since May 2005 where he treats spine related injuries, pre and post-operative rehabilitation, sports injuries and preventative measures chronic diseases.*

Janice Gobbi, a Certified Quickbooks Pro Advisor, has been teaching QuickBooks and advising small businesses for over 20 years and has taught for both LCSC and BSU. Her accounting, small business, and tax professional experience will help answer your Quickbooks questions.

Jeff & Carla Wilkins have been ballroom dancing since the 80’s. They have taught a number of dance classes together and Carla taught dancing at Sts. Peter & Paul School for 17 years.*

Jenneane Musegades graduated from Metropolitan State University of Denver and from the University of Denver College of Law and is licensed to practice law in Idaho and four other states. She has practiced law, specializing in estate planning, for over 20 years.

Myja Mahoney is an LC Valley artist, entrepreneur, and former Catholic bookstore owner. She has professionally painted artwork in various homes, and loves seeing what a difference paint can make in updating a home.


Norma Staaf started her speaking career early by competing on her high school speech team, then participating in Toastmasters, and continuing through her three decades at the Forest Service where she gained extensive experience preparing and giving speeches to audiences, large and small.

Sr. Agnes Reichlin is an RN and has taken several herb and essential oil classes. She uses oils and herbs in many healing environments.

Sr. Carol Ann Wassmuth has been a member of the Benedictine community for five decades. Until 1989, she worked in Catholic schools and parishes. Since then, she has coordinated the community’s social justice program, led retreats and has actively managed the Monastery’s 1000 forested acres.

Sr. Carlotta Fontes is a Master Herbalist and tender of the Monastery gardens. She makes salves, soaps, and balms among other healing items.

Christina St Germaine holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Minnesota. After spending fifteen years in the field working to better mother nature she made a career switch to work to better the region’s communities as an economic development professional. Chris has spent the past decade working to expand telecommunications capacity across the Nez Perce Reservation and surrounding area.. Chris’s professional life is driven by forming proactive partnerships that leverage resources to meet identified needs; and, her personal passions revolve around having proudly raised a son who now serve us all in the Armed Forces, managing a local not for profit ski hill and gardening.

Janice Gobbi is a Certified Quickbooks Pro Advisor, has been teaching QuickBooks and advising small businesses for over 20 years and has taught for both LCSC and BSU. Her accounting, small business, and tax professional experience will help answer

your Quickbooks questions.

Rick Thorum has a degree in Physical Geography from the University of Utah. He has worked at Grand Canyon, Death Valley, Capital Reef National Parks, Cedar Breaks and Timpanogos Cave National Monuments. Along with hiking, Rick enjoys playing harmonica and writing.

Vikki Landmark grew up swimming in the rivers of Idaho, spending time as a lifeguard and practicing synchronized swimming in college. Vikki’s true passion is scuba diving. She is a dive master and teaches diving classes during the summer months. Vikki has been teaching water aerobics several years at the pool in her hometown of Kamiah, Idaho.

*A big thank you to those instructors who volunteer their time to teach class. Those fees go towards Continuing Education scholarships.

DATES:January 12February 9

March 9April 13May 11June 8July 13

August 10

Join the CENTER EVERY SECOND SATURDAY from 1-3PM!

FREE crafts for all ages!!

FAMILY ART DAY


Join us at the Center for a viewing of the film version

of this season’s live theatre productions

Bye Bye BirdieWEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30

Wait Until Dark WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13

Beauty and the Beast SATURDAY, JUNE 8

Watch Inland 360 for times.

Presented by LCSC Center for Arts & History

In partnership with the

Lewiston Civic Theatre

Sponsors:

Donations accepted

FROM STAGE TO SCREEN


Join us for Chinese New Year February 5, 2019

BEUK AIE

TEMPLE

Year of the Pig

JOIN US

1-3PM

FREE!

EVERY SECOND SATURDAY!All ages welcome!!

FAMILY ART DAY

For more information or to register: 208-792-2447

www.lcsc.edu/thecenter 415 Main Street,

Lewiston, ID 83501

6TH ANNUAL PLEIN AIR COMPETITION

Paint outs: JUNE 15-22Exhibit: JULY

$1000 in cash prizes! 208-792-2447 or

www.lcsc.edu/cah/callforart

APRIL Student Art Exhibitions

CALL FOR ARTStephen Lyman Memorial

Children’s Art Exhibit

Regional JR/SR High School & Lewis-Clark State College

GET [email protected] • 208-792-2447FRIDAY, MARCH 8

RAISING OUR VOICES

WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP

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MAYDescendant Constructs

Rob McKirdie

Tybre Newcomer

Cozette Phillips

FEBRUARY

Body Beautiful

Idaho Commission on the Arts:

Visual Arts Fellowships Touring Exhibit


WHERE CAMPUS & COMMUNITY MEET

Center For Arts & History Exhibition SeasonRotating exhibits featuring local, regional and national artists and humanities based programming.

Personal EnrichmentClasses and conferences to strengthen artistic skill, imagination, and exploration for youth and adults.

Silverthorne Artist’s SeriesGuest lectures, musical performances and film event for student and the community. Events include: Women in Leadership Conference, guest lectures, musical performances, and films.

Plein Air EventAnnual Plein air events and juried exhibition.

Dogwood FestivalThe area’s premier spring event celebrating the Lewis-Clark valley the entire month of April.

Confluence Grape & GrainWine and micro-brews, silent auction, hors d’oeuvres, live music, and more!

Art Under The Elms artisan fairSignature 3-day event of the Dogwood Festival featuring artisan vendors, regional entertainment and family activities.

Student Intern Scholarship FundStudent experience in non-profit management with an arts and humanities focus.

Second SaturdayFree family art day each month

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fund $ ___

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Festival $ ___

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Supporter $250 Conservator $500 Benefactor $1,000 Title $2,500

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Please remit with payment to LCSC Center for Arts & History

415 Main Street, Lewiston, ID 83501 For more info call 208-792-2447


Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register?Online: www.lcsc.edu/ceIn Person or by Phone:

Center for Arts & History, 415 Main Street, 2nd floor, Lewiston, Idaho Phone: 208-792-2447

Grangeville LCSC Outreach Center, Avista Building, 201 E. Main St., Grangeville, Idaho Phone: 208-983-2164

Orofino LCSC Outreach Center, 416 Johnson Avenue, Suite 1, Orofino, Idaho Phone: 208-476-5731

Payment at time of registration is required for all classes. Register early to ensure your place in popular classes and to avoid cancellations due to low enrollment.

What is the Refund Policy?Full Refunds are given when a class is Canceled.

A registered student withdrawing from a class at least 7 full business days before the class start date will receive a full refund minus a $3 administration fee. Your date-of-birth will be required to process a refund.

No other refunds will be given for classes missed.

Refunds may take several weeks to process.

Will I receive reminders about classes?You will receive a reminder by phone or e-mail prior to the class start date listing the class location, date, time and any additional information you might need.

Do I have to be formally admitted to LCSC to take these classes?No, anyone may register for Continuing Education non-credit classes without formal admission to LCSC.

Where are classes offered?Classes are offered on the LCSC Campus, one of our Outreach Centers in Grangeville and Orofino as well as other locations specific to a class. You will be notified of the exact location in your reminder email or phone call before the start of class.

Are scholarships available?Yes, scholarships are available. Please contact us at 208-792-2447 to inquire.


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CONTACT US

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Lewiston, ID 83501

Walk-Ins Welcome!

This institution is an equal opportunity provider. TTY 1-800-377-3529

To request disability accommodations, please contact the Continuing Education coordinator at 208-792-2447 at least one week prior to the event date.

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REFUND POLICYFull Refunds are given when a class is canceled. A registered student withdrawing from a class at least 7 full business days before the class start date will receive a full refund minus a $3 administration fee. Your date-of-birth is required to process a refund.No other refunds will be given for classes missed.

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