Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Spring course catalog!

An exciting array of courses is on offer for spring. Classes begin the week of March 25, so if you're not a member, now's the time to get involved! Remember: no requirements, no tests, no homework (well, maybe a little reading in literature classes). Nothing but learning for fun and stimulation.

So come on along! The catalog is online at https://www.eaaa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019-Spring-Calalog.pdf

If you're not a member, the application form is at https://www.eaaa.org/wp-content/uploads/Membership-application-revision-10-18.pdf.

Unfortunately, we can't yet take online applications or registrations, but you can print the forms out or call 992-0118 and leave a message. The friendly folks at Eastern Area Agency on Aging, who handle our registrations, will get back to you promptly.

Y'all come!

Thursday, February 21, 2019

All about Islam

Could there be a more timely topic? Here's a chance to learn about Islam right here at home, from the wonderful folks at the Islamic Center in Orono. It's open to all and free.

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Monday, February 11, 2019

Learn about UTC!

There's a fascinating school right here in Bangor. Now's your chance to learn more about this wonderful place and see some technology and courses we'll bet you didn't know existed. SIGN UP NOW to be sure there's a place for you! (Click on it to enlarge the poster.)


Thursday, January 31, 2019

Spring classes!

Enough teasing! We've given hints about spring classes, which begin the week of March 25. Here's a full list of great course titles. The compete catalog, with times and locations, will be in the mail soon to members.

If you're not a member, this is a great time to join, but you can also get a catalog if you're on our mailing list. Just call 992-0118 to be sure you get a catalog.

Sol Goldman: The Current Supreme Court Term

Bob Tredwell: The Nature of Reality and Other Matters

Capt. Charles Weeks: The Business of Shipping

Judy Hakola: Maine Behind the Postcards: Maine Writers Offer Another View

Steve Norton: Maine’s Geology 

Ned and Diane Smith: Maine in the Civil War

Kal Elmore: Sketchbook/Journaling : Fun and Easy
Judy Tredwell: Not If, But When….
Ed Brazee: Getting the Most out of Your IPhone/IPad: beginner and advanced classes
Lisa Feldman: Thistle, Shamrock and Rose: Folk Music of England, Scotland and Ireland
Tom McCord: The Republic of Bangor: Six New Views of a Small City’s History
Michael Grillo: Documentary Film
Hal Borns: Global Warming: Causes and Effects



Sunday, January 27, 2019

Film class

Add a film class to our list of hints about spring courses. Yes, but what kind of film? ? ?

Stay tuned for a comprehensive list of topics!

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Spring classes: hints

Our spring catalog isn't out yet, so we're giving hints about courses that will be offered. So far we've mentioned granite, ships, Bangor, reality, death, global warming, Maine writing (did you guess those in the posts below?), and thistle/shamrock/rose.

Today's hint: writing and art: doing both in a smallish, personal way. 



Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Another hint

Today's hint about our spring course lineup. It's a follow-up to a course and One-Day Event that were very popular:

For more hints, just scroll down to earlier blog posts.