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Volume XXVI | Spring 2023
Leisure
Learning
Spring 2023 Course Guide
Fresh Food
and Scenic
Views
• Bodacious Family of Shops
• Pensacola Backyard Homestead
• Wahoos Stadium Chef Lunch
• UWF Community Garden
plus
• Pensacola Lighthouse Tour
• Scenic Highway Trolley Tour
• West Florida Railroad Museum
and more!
Registration Opens
December 12!
leisurelearning@uwf.edu
uwf.edu/leisurelearning
Why join Leisure Learning?
For more than 20 years, UWF Leisure Learning has provided stimulating
programs for seasoned adults who are interested in joining a spirited
community of intellectual contemporaries and lifelong learners.
Our diverse lineup of classes offers you the opportunity to explore Pensacola and the
surrounding areas, discover exciting research and ideas or learn new skills—all while
making friends.
Become a member and start
attending class in January!
1. Review this catalog and select your classes.
2. Register and pay for your annual membership
and individual classes in one of 3 easy ways. (Page 29)
3. Learn more about Nautilus Card benefits
for UWF Leisure Learning members. (Page 31)
4. Enjoy class!
Registration Opens Dec. 12!
How does the UWF Leisure Classes start Jan. 23!
Learning membership work? Three Easy Ways to Register:
The $40 annual membership fee covers Register for classes online at
12 months from the date you join. With your uwf.edu/leisurelearning, call us
membership, you are entitled to: at 850.473.7468 or mail in the
• Register for all Leisure Learning classes, registration form located in this
tours and events. catalog. More on Page 29.
• A UWF parking pass for parking on the
UWF Pensacola campus. Give the Gift of
• A class catalog mailed to you every Lifelong Learning
semester. Buy a Leisure Learning membership
Learn more about membership perks gift card! Call 850.473.7468 to order.
on Page 31!
Questions? Call us at 850.473.7468. Connect with us on Facebook!
facebook.com/uwfleisurelearning
Leisure Learning is a program of UWF Continuing Education, a premier regional provider
of high-quality credit and non-credit courses, community programming, customized training,
CEUs and conference planning. uwf.edu/continuinged
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Get to Know UWF Leisure Learning
Explore the history of Pensacola, learn about the mysteries of science, engage in stimulating
discussions and meet interesting people like yourself.
BY HEATHER FLETCHER
History and About
Formed in 1996, UWF Leisure
Learning has been providing
personal growth and engagement
opportunities for individuals 55
and better for nearly 30 years.
Experience high-quality instruction
from community professionals,
current and retired UWF faculty,
business owners, and Leisure
Learning members with unique
skillsets and insightful expertise. .
Leisure Learning
Besides being great for your brain,
learning in class-based environments by the Numbers
can expand your social circle • Year established: 1996
through new connections with • Current active members: 245
similar interests. Courses facilitate • Average class size: 15-25
productive discourse between • Average number of classes
individuals with diverse viewpoints per semester:
and provide a container for listening » Fall and Spring: 65-75
to ideas that you may not have » Summer: 40-50
been exposed to and opportunities
to ask questions. Leisure Learning
members are a mix of full-time others in their lives. If you think about
community residents as well as all the classes we offer in a year,
plenty of snowbirds, retirees, military Amplify Your Community and that’s a lot of knowledge!”
and others from interesting, diverse Social Connections Meet the Director
backgrounds all with one thing in
Defined as an “ongoing, voluntary, Rhonda Wiggins is an energetic
common—the desire to learn, grow
and self-motivated pursuit of and creative program manager
and improve while having fun!
knowledge,” lifelong learning with a combined 20 years of
Three semesters a year of distinct enhances social connections while experience working with non-profit
and thought-provoking classes offer emphasizing personal development. organizations. Since becoming
something for every interest. Explore UWF Leisure Learning facilitates the Leisure Learning director,
the arts, humanities, social sciences, relationships between the individuals, she’s earned a bachelor of arts
writing and literature, and more! Other businesses and community degree and a master’s in Strategic
popular course categories include: organizations that shape Pensacola. Communication and Leadership
• Day Trips “Leisure Learning provides members from UWF. She enjoys creativity in
• Economics a ‘front-row seat to the community,’” many forms and continuously seeks
• Florida History says Leisure Learning Director, inspiration in everything to discover
• Gardening Rhonda Wiggins. “Our members are ways to grow and enhance the
• Gerontology informed about community initiatives, Leisure Learning program.
• Local Authors and Musicians new happenings in the Pensacola Learn something new, interact
• Local Events area and afforded opportunities with peers, stay social and avoid
• Museum Tours to become involved in things that boredom with UWF Leisure
• National and Local Politics they wouldn't have known about Learning. For individuals interested
• Retirement Planning otherwise. Classes are designed to in trying out the Leisure Learning
• Walking Tours leave each participant with a new experience, we offer a free class
• World Cultures gem of knowledge to share with with a 30-day trial membership.
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Volunteer to be a Leisure Learning Liaison! We are looking for social, enthusiastic volunteers to become Liaisons for Leisure Learning. The best part — you will only be contacted for classes that you are already attending. This is an easy way to be involved and get to know your fellow Leisure Learners. Primary Liaison duties include: • Taking attendance • Introducing speakers • Delivering announcements • Ensuring class ends on time We are now accepting volunteer sign-ups for Leisure Learning Liaisons! Contact us at 850.473.7468 or email leisurelearning@uwf.edu.
TOPICS AT A GLANCE SPRING 2023
Pensacola Museum of History*.....................................................10
Calendar................................................................. 15 Quina House Museum and Lunch —
Class Locations & Directions............................. 26 Group #1 & Group #2*...................................................................7
Rollins Distillery Tour*...................................................................... 13
Instructors and Curriculum Council.................. 28
Scenic Highway Trolley Tour —
Registration Form............................................... 29 Group #1 & Group #2*................................................................. 21
Membership Information..................................... 31 St. Michael's Cemetery.....................................................................14
Storybook Castles and Fairhope History Museum*............. 23
Directions to class — see Page 26. W.R. Taylor Brick Company...........................................................20
WEAR TV 3 Tour — Group #1 & Group #2................................19
Weeks Bay Reserve Pontoon Boat Tour*................................... 8
Registration Opens December 12. West Florida Railroad Museum..................................................... 21
Arts and Literature Gardening and Environment
Anthology of Pop Music................................................................... 9 Bellingrath Gardens: Vibrant Azaleas*........................................ 9
Basic Magic for Amateurs............................................................... 13 Keeping Bonsai Alive..........................................................................7
Calling All Bookies: “Clementine”................................................ 12 Pensacola Backyard Homestead ................................................14
Grabatology: The Art of Collecting Ties...................................19 UWF Campus Ecosystem Study: From Gopher
Korean Lotus Flower Lantern Craft Workshop*..................... 12 Tortoises to Hurricanes.............................................................. 22
Learning to Play the Recorder....................................................... 6 UWF Community Garden............................................................... 12
Meet the Artists: “Survivors” at the Gordon Art Center*........14
History and Current Affairs
Memoir Writing for Legacy or Publishing................................10
And That’s the Way It Is: Greek & Roman Historians..........24
Opera in French: Beyond “Carmen”............................................. 8
Biblical Management.......................................................................24
Recorder Ensemble Series.............................................................. 6
Current Affairs Discussions With a New Twist........................ 21
Business, Finance and Technology Dorothy Kenyon & Pauli Murray: Their Quest
Benefits of a Qualified Longevity Annuity for Equality in Jury Service...................................................... 22
Contract Strategy........................................................................ 25 Ethics of Rightness: A Comparison of M.K. Gandhi
Conversation with Frederick Longmire: and W.D. Ross................................................................................24
Dir. of Public Relations and Asst. State Attorney.............. 8 Genealogy Why and How: Introduction to Family History....... 12
Conversation with Pam Childers, Clerk of the Meet the Ancient Maya.................................................................... 13
Circuit Court & Comptroller....................................................... 8
Estate Planning: What You Need to Know................................ 11
Science and Health
Impact 100: Making a Lasting Impact in Our Community..... 6 All About Soccer...............................................................................24
Planning for Long Term Care.........................................................10 Alzheimer’s Disease and Research............................................. 22
Probate: What You Need to Know............................................... 11 Bocce Ball for All .............................................................................20
Qualifying for Medicaid While Protecting Your Assets........ 11 Conversation with Allen Strum on Regional Weather......... 12
Smart Tech for Senior Living...........................................................7 Don't Postpone Joy: Recover from Adversity
and Reawaken the Joy of Being Alive................................... 8
Sport Business 101............................................................................20
Explore Camps Test Lab: Rockets..............................................24
Culinary and Food Lifestyle Medicine: Introduction to Culinary
Blackwater Bistro...............................................................................10 Medicine — Part 1*........................................................................19
Bodacious Family of Shops: Skillet Lasagne*........................20 Lifestyle Medicine: Introduction to Culinary
Chrisoula's Cheesecake Shoppe: Baklava*................................ 11 Medicine — Part 2*.......................................................................19
Fannie Lou's Ice Cream Shop........................................................10 The Clown Doctor is In.....................................................................14
Wahoos Stadium Chef's Lunch*.................................................... 6 Unmanned Systems Fundamentals............................................. 21
Zaytouna Greek and Lebanese Restaurant............................... 6 What To Do When The Aging Process Knocks
On The Door.....................................................................................7
Culture, Travel and Tours
First United Methodist Church of Pensacola........................... 12 *Not available on the all-inclusive Unlimited Classes option.
Indian Temple Mound Museum*................................................... 13 Learn about our Unlimited Classes Discount on Page 9.
J.W. Renfroe Pecan Company........................................................ 9
Lighthouses Along Florida's Panhandle......................................7
Magdalene's Gifts and Gatherings..............................................19 Important Information: Credit Cards and other forms of
Mobile Carnival Museum and Historic Oakleigh House*.......... 13 payment are accepted. Phone and online registrations
Pensacola Blue Wahoos Game on the Coors Party Deck*....20 are highly recommended. If mailing a check, contact the
Leisure Learning office or check classes online to make
Pensacola Ice Flyers Hockey Game*..........................................24
sure they are not already full.
Pensacola Lighthouse Tour*......................................................... 22
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Mondays Learning to Play the Recorder —
14 Sessions
Recorder Ensemble Series — The recorder is a pleasant-sounding Renaissance flute.
14 Sessions This multi-week course is designed for anyone (with
This multi-week course is designed for those that have or without previous experience in music) interested in
already taken the Beginner Recorder series. There is a learning how to play the recorder. By the end of the
second volume to the textbook used in the beginner course, students will be playing simple music in four
course ($7.95) and additional supplemental literature parts. Members of the Pensacola Early Music Consort
from the Renaissance period. Please contact the will team-teach the class, building on the basics of
primary instructor, Charles Tucker, with questions at learning one note at a time and how to count rhythms.
850-525-8256. Students who took the beginning classes Soprano, alto, tenor and bass recorders will be used.
should also contact the primary instructor prior to Students need to purchase a method book and a recorder.
registering. Students decide which size instrument they wish to play
23-Jan to 24-Apr | Mon 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $25 during the first class meeting. Playing music in a group
Instructor: Charles Tucker is an extremely rewarding experience. Commitment to
St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church regular attendance and out-of-class practice are necessary
to make the most of this course for the group as well as
for the individual. Please contact the primary instructor,
Charles Tucker, with questions at 850-525-8256.
23 Jan to 24-Apr | Mon 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM | $25
Instructor: Charles Tucker
St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church
Impact 100: Making a Lasting
Impact in Our Community
Impact 100 Pensacola Bay Area is a group of over 1,000
women whose commitment is to know and serve the
community, to collectively fund significant grants to
charitable initiatives and to set an example of effective
philanthropy. Although membership is restricted to
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: women, donations from all are accepted to help fund the
Wahoos Stadium Chef’s Lunch* work of the group. Learn about the grants awarded in the
Swing into the Spring semester with a grand slam categories of arts and culture, education, environment,
at the Wahoo Stadium. Our last visit was extremely family, and health and wellness. Past President, Bridgette
popular, so we will repeat our meeting in the Brooks and Membership Chair, Susan Bonsignor will
Better Homes and Gardens Lounge and enjoy a tell us about this amazing volunteer organization where
buffet lunch! Chef Travis will offer some food chat, 100% of donations go to the community. Even if you never
Shannon Hannah will be our hostess and provider of thought of joining, come to learn about the group which
general stadium information and Bill Vilona, retired makes a difference and deserves community recognition,
PNJ sports writer, will entertain us with some sports and is the largest Impact 100 chapter in the world.
stories. It will be a casual good time as we gather 30-Jan | Mon 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15
in the downstairs Lounge on the west side of the Instructor: Susan Bonsignor
Florida Public Archaeology Network
stadium just to the right of the Main Gate. See you
there! *Not included in the Unlimited classes option. Zaytouna Greek and Lebanese
23-Jan | Mon 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM | $20 Restaurant
Instructors: Bill Vilona and Shannon Hannah
Vince J. Whibbs Sr. Community Maritime Park Coming to us from Louisiana, restaurant manager Talal
Salel will share the middle eastern experience with lots of
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What are the available resources in our community to
help with costs for seniors? What is memory care and how
is that different from assisted living and nursing home
care. How does hospice fit into the needs of seniors? This
presentation offers insight into issues seniors and their
adult children must know!
13-Feb | Mon 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
EVENT SPOTLIGHT:
Instructor: Sharon Oakes
Keeping Bonsai Alive J. Earle Bowden Building, Classroom #2
Learn about bonsai from Dr. Pierre Kaufke, a
Quina House Museum and Lunch —
native of Alsace and a retired UWF professor.
When not teaching French as an adjunct at PSC, 2 Groups*
Kaufke is pursuing his interest in bonsai. In 1975, The Quina House has withstood battles, fires, fierce
at a Trappist Monastery in Conyers, Ga., his love storms and former neglect. The one-and-a-half story
of bonsai was born, and he is now developing his structure is the oldest surviving home in Pensacola still
second marvelous collection. He will treat us to an on its original site. Ed Muller, President of the Pensacola
interesting lecture and will demonstrate his skill Historic Preservation Society, will present information
with bonsai. You will come away asking for a follow about the house and its famous family. Lunch (included
up class by this award-winning teacher. in class fee) will be provided by Cottage Café. Limited
seating available! *Not available on the all-inclusive
27-Feb | Mon 10:00 AM - 12:15 PM | $15
Instructor: Pierre Kaufke
Unlimited Classes option.
Florida Public Archaeology Network Group #1: 20-Feb
Group #2: 13-Mar
Mon 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM | $25
Instructor: Edward Muller
Quina House
great food, excellent tastes and information about all of the
fresh food he and the staff will serve at this new Pensacola
Lighthouses Along Florida’s
eatery. Visit their website to view the menu so you can be Panhandle
thinking about the delicious meal you will have that day. A lighthouse is like a traffic sign on the sea — it warns
We will have our talk and order before the general public and guides. Lighthouses played a vital role in safe passage
arrives so we will be served served promptly. There is plenty of ships and their crews before electronic devices were
of parking. Broaden your horizons and experience food that available. Some smaller ships still depend on lighthouses.
may be new and exciting to you. Wanda will discuss the many lighthouses in the Panhandle
6-Feb | Mon 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | $15 and show a video describing their differences.
Instructor: Talal Saleh 6-Mar | Mon 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15
Zaytouna Greek and Lebanese Restaurant Instructor: Wanda Mayo
Florida Public Archaeology Network
What To Do When The Aging
Process Knocks On The Door Smart Tech for Senior Living
What is your plan for aging? As you get older, you Technology development is advancing rapidly and the
are faced with financial, legal, residential options and increasing use of “artificial intelligence” to create “smart”
healthcare choices. What are the costs of an assisted living devices and services is at the fore. While much of these
or nursing home? Is there subsidized housing for seniors? technologies are experimental or developmental and
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may seem mysterious, these advancements have great energize your internal funny bones/muscles, physical and
potential and immediate value for seniors. Technological psychological health and well-being? How about treating
advancements offer options for a safer, more complete yourself to a springy laughter and humor tune-up?!
and engaging life as we age. Mr. Newby will describe April is National Humor Month. Laughter can be the
technologies that are presently available and proven to be best medicine—perhaps Dr. R. U. Loozinitt, HD,
of benefit, as well as those which are emerging. He will Humorologist, Joyologist, CLL-E, can help you shake it
help us understand how we can adapt them to fortify and up, activate, motivate and give your humor high torque,
enrich our lives. zip and energy. This heart-healthy, fun, upbeat, interactive,
27-Mar | Mon 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15 laughter and humor therapy class is recommended for
Instructor: Josh Newby anyone looking to add more joy to their life.
Florida Public Archaeology Network 3-Apr | Mon 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
Instructor: Mariann Martin
Don’t Postpone Joy: Recover from Florida Public Archaeology Network
Adversity and Reawaken the Joy of
Being Alive Conversation with Pam Childers,
Is your sense of humor sluggish, boring, unused or
Clerk of the Circuit Court &
non-existent? Need to find, reawaken, recharge or Comptroller
Pam Childers has held the positions of Clerk of the
Circuit Court and Comptroller since January 2013. You
may remember her past stimulating Leisure Learning
discussions about how the election was won and reflections
of her time in office. Candid, thoughtful and insightful
best described these discussions, and there is no doubt
that this conversation will fit in the same mold. Join us
as we learn how the Comptroller is involved in County
operations and how the Clerk of the Court operates.
3-Apr | Mon 3:00 PM - 3:50 PM | $15
Instructor: Pam Childers
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Conversation with Frederick
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: Longmire: Dir. of Public Relations
and Asst. State Attorney
Weeks Bay Reserve Pontoon
Discover the changes in the district attorney’s office
Boat Tour* after the election of Ginger Bowden Madden. Assistant
Explore the natural beauty of Weeks Bay aboard the Attorney Longmire will speak about the department
Weeks Bay Reserve Explorer! During this excursion, organization, how juvenile arrests are handled, how
participants will learn about the ecology of the attorneys are chosen for various trials and some of the
Weeks Bay estuary while scouting for birds and more interesting cases he has tried. There will be time for
other wildlife on the water. Learn about the rivers questions about these and other topics from the office.
that feed this system as we travel up Magnolia River
10-Apr | Mon 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15
and discover some interesting historical tidbits about Instructor: Frederick Longmire
the area. We might even catch a glimpse of the Florida Public Archaeology Network
mailman as he travels his mail route via boat. *Not
available on the all-inclusive Unlimited Classes option. Opera in French: Beyond “Carmen”
20-Mar | Mon 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | $30 This session will examine and explore operatic works
Instructor: Angela Underwood by French composers—yes, there is more than just
Weeks Bay Reserve “Carmen”! Led by Pensacola Opera Music Director Cody
Martin, attendees will learn about works by composers
8 uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Spring 2023such as Massenet, Gounod and Delibes through an the store. Since 1931, the Renfroe family has provided
audio/visual presentation and thorough discussion. pecans for baking, gift giving and healthy snack eating.
17-Apr | Mon 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15 You also can’t forget about the Renfroe style Pecan
Instructor: Cody Martin Pralines—the kind of candies you can purchase in New
Pensacola Opera Company Orleans (but you may have to divert from eating healthy
to enjoy those). Wallow in welcome and enjoy the sights
Bellingrath Gardens: Vibrant Azaleas* and sounds of this special business located on Fairfield
Enjoy the blooms of more than 250,000 vibrant azaleas in Drive (with plenty of parking). Plan to purchase some
an explosion of color throughout the 65 acres of Bellingrath holiday gifts while enjoying your visit!
Gardens! This trip includes round trip Motorcoach 24-Jan | Tue 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM | $15
transportation, lunch at Bellingrath, and Bellingrath Instructor: Dona Buschard
Gardens tour. We will leave at 9:30 a.m. from the Good J.W. Renfroe Pecan Co.
Time Tours Depot station and return about 3 p.m. Leisure
Learning membership is not required to attend, please invite Anthology of Pop Music — 8 Sessions
your friends and relatives to join you on this special trip. These classes will weave the threads of composers,
Please Note: Wear comfortable shoes. This is an extensive songwriting styles, changing demographics, economics,
walking tour, and on average it takes about 1.5 hours to see business practices and regional music flavors while
the gardens. Registration closes on April 10, 2023. *Not charting a course through Ragtime from the turn of the
available on the all-inclusive Unlimited Classes option. century to the MTV era of the 1980s. Participants will be
24-Apr | Mon 9:15 AM - 3:00 PM | $80 encouraged to suggest their favorite groups or individuals
Good Time Tours Depot - NorthCross Shopping Center to see how they fit into the course outline. There will be
CD music samples and also music demonstrations of the
changing feel or rhythm of the music as we move from
Tuesdays one style to another. Steve Douglas is a musician and
all-around passionate music lover.
J.W. Renfroe Pecan Company 24-Jan to 14-Mar | Tue 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | $35
Join us for a visit to The Renfroe Pecan Company. The Instructor: Steve Douglas
two-part visit will include both the production area and Florida Public Archaeology Network
Unlimited Classes Discount
During the Fall and Spring semesters, take unlimited classes
for only $185 per semester!
This option is available by completing the registration form in the
catalog and mailing a check or calling the Leisure Learning office at
850.473.7468 to pay by credit card. Some classes are not eligible
for this offer and are marked in this catalog with an asterisk beside
the class title.
Because of possible schedule or location changes, advance
registration is highly recommended for ALL classes.
Please Note: Individual class fee refunds are not available for the unlimited
class option if you are unable to attend OR if the class is canceled.
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Blackwater Bistro Planning for Long Term Care
Gather in the private room at Blackwater Bistro at 10:15 This seminar will inform you of the emotional and
a.m. for a talk followed by lunch. Built over 100 years ago financial impact a long-term event could have on your
for a physician and his family, the surroundings of this family, how to plan so that the burden may be lessened
period house are worth absorbing during our visit. Many and provide an explanation of why planning is so critical,
of the doors and most wood throughout the house are especially for women. Learn about some actionable
original and the large mirror in one of the dining rooms is strategies for cash management/savings, asset allocation,
from an old English pub. The Bistro opened in 2009 and diversification and portfolio rebalancing. Pat Broadus is
is called, “the little place that is big on time.” Check out dedicated to guiding those looking to retire and those
the special of the day before you decide what to order from already retired through a comprehensive retirement
the menu. Come for a good meal with Leisure Learning planning process, focusing on long-term planning, risk
friends and a fascinating historical visit. You may also wish and lifestyle review and retirement income needs. Pat is
to explore the town of Milton while there. a veteran of the U.S. Army, holds a Bachelor’s degree in
31-Jan | Tue 10:15 AM - 12:15 PM | $15 Economics from St. Bernard College and is a designated
Instructor: Jennifer Clements Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor and
Blackwater Bistro Retirement Income Certified Professional®. Enjoy some
coffee and donuts as well!
14-Feb | Tue 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM | $15
Instructor: Patrick Broadus
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Fannie Lou’s Ice Cream Shop
Gary Rhodes, owner and operator of Fannie Lou’s Ice
Cream parlor is opening the doors before business hours
to Leisure Learners to talk with us about his delectable
ice cream and starting this new business on Cervantes.
The shop is delightful, the flavors are varied and
delicious, and the ice cream making is a labor of love.
Come to learn and treat yourself to a scoop...or two!
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: 21-Feb | Tue 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | $15
Instructor: Gary Rhodes
Pensacola Museum of History* Fannie Lou’s Ice Cream Shop
Built in 1907 as City Hall, this three-story
Mediterranean Revival building in downtown Memoir Writing for Legacy or
Pensacola now houses the Pensacola Museum of Publishing — 8 Sessions
History which displays permanent and changing
This highly-reviewed class provides guided discussions
exhibits as well as a recreation of Trader Jon’s. We
on how memories can be organized for impact with
will visit the space during our tour and experience
instruction on how to effectively critique and self-edit
one of Pensacola’s past top tourist destinations. Rob
your writing in a relaxed open-forum setting that allows
Overton, Executive Director of The Historic Trust,
everyone to freely engage. Learn to explore your writing,
will be our guide for this special visit to the flagship
find negative habits and turn them into strengths. With
museum of the many supported by the Trust. Don’t
almost 20 years in the publishing industry, Susan Lewis
miss out—this will be a unique tour that includes
has experienced everything from one-star reviews to
glimpses into exhibits not seen by the general public.
becoming an award-winning, best-selling author with
*Not available on the unlimited classes option. interview requests from the History Channel. Her vast
7-Feb | Tue 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | $15 knowledge of the writing and publishing industry opened
Instructor: Robert Overton her eyes to the plight of fledgling writers. Her tenth book,
Pensacola Museum of History
“Memoir Writing” came from a deep desire to help others
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including living wills, financial and healthcare powers of
attorney, last wills and trusts. Mr. Medley will discuss
what each of these documents does, the differences
between them, which ones are right for different
individuals and their families and how they relate to
Florida’s probate process. A question-and-answer session
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: will follow the presentation so that attendees can get
Chrisoula’s Cheesecake Shoppe: more information on the topics covered.
Baklava* 21-Mar | Tue 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15
Instructor: Nicholas Medley
Chrisoula and Tony Hulion have invited us back Florida Public Archaeology Network
to their cozy shop on Garden Street. There will be
coffee and a sample of the baklava that Chrisoula Qualifying for Medicaid While
will teach us to make. She does this demonstration Protecting Your Assets
with real love as it is a rich part of her Greek Local elder law and estate attorney Nicholas Medley will
heritage. This is a time for a casual chat with one present an informative and easy-to-understand class on the
another as we enjoy our treat and an opportunity subject of Medicaid planning. Mr. Medley will share specific
to purchase delicious mini cheesecakes. These detailed procedures on how to arrange your personal assets
delightful owners enjoy answering questions and so that you or your spouse can qualify for Medicaid to
making us feel comfortable as we get to know them pay for skilled nursing home care without having to spend
while learning about Greek culture. *Not available all of your assets first. The merits of medical and personal
on the unlimited classes option power of attorneys and special needs planning will also
28-Feb | Tue 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $20 be discussed. Following the presentation, there will be a
Instructor: Chrisoula Hulion question and answer session so that attendees can get more
Chrisoula’s Cheesecake Shoppe Bakery and Cafe
information on the topics covered.
28-Mar | Tue 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15
Instructor: Nicholas Medley
Florida Public Archaeology Network
confidently write their life stories. Each student will
receive a copy of Susan’s book, which will then be used as
Probate: What You Need to Know
the class guide. If you’re ready to become a better writer, Join us for an interesting and informative presentation
grab a favorite notebook, pen or pencil, and prepare to be of the Florida Probate System and learn how it may
inspired and motivated to write! affect you. Nicholas Medley will clarify the three types
of probate and their differences. He will also present
7-Mar to 25-Apr | Tue 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM | $30
Instructor: Susan Lewis
the general probate process, the role of the personal
Florida Public Archaeology Network (3/7 to 4/18) representative/petitioner, creditors’ claims on the estate
J. Earle Bowden Building, Alumni Board Room, along with the classes of exempt assets since not all assets
2nd Floor (4/25) are “probate assets.” Mr. Medley will enlighten everyone
as to the typical range of fees for the various legal services
Estate Planning: What You Need involved, and a discussion will follow the presentation to
to Know address the many questions that usually arise.
Nicholas Medley presents an informative and easy-to-un- 4-Apr | Tue 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15
derstand class on the subject of estate planning. Attendees Instructor: Nicholas Medley
will learn about the various parts of an estate plan Florida Public Archaeology Network
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Korean Lotus Flower Lantern Craft control of the territory of Florida, a mission was organized
Workshop* to minister to the small town of Pensacola. This marked
the beginning of Methodism in Florida and established
The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project (KSCPP)
Florida’s oldest Methodist church. Lacey Adair will guide
will teach us how to make a lovely lotus flower lantern
us around this historic property and introduce us to the
using colored paper and a pre-made wire frame. At the
stained glass windows, now more than 100 years old,
same time, you will learn about Korea’s unique history and
that were part of the original construction of the main
culture. A short documentary film will be played toward
sanctuary. There will be so much to experience during this
the end of the class. KSCPP is a non-profit organization
visit including the Helms Organ, the largest in our area
dedicated to the promotion of greater awareness and
with 73 ranks of pipes and a weight of 50,000 lbs. Lacey
understanding of Korean history and culture since 2005.
will be able to answer all your questions and is very excited
Join us for a very unique and memorable experience!
to welcome Leisure Learners.
Important: Registration closes March 21, 2023. *Not
included in the unlimited classes option. 25-Jan | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
Instructor: Lacey Adair
18-Apr | Tue 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | $20 First United Methodist Church of Pensacola
Instructor: Younhee Shin
Florida Public Archaeology Network Calling All Bookies: “Clementine”
“Lady Clementine” by Marie Benedict will be the book
Wednesdays for discussion and there should be plenty to say about the
influence she had in the shaping of two world wars. Join
First United Methodist Church our regulars and add your input—first-timers welcome! No
of Pensacola matter the number of participants, everyone gets a chance
In December 1821, soon after the United States took to contribute and share as well as learn from others. We
never have a shortage of opinions or lively discussions!
1-Feb | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
Instructor: Dr. Louise Tolbert
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Conversation with Allen Strum on
Regional Weather
Allen Strum has been chief meteorologist for WEAR-TV
since 2001. He will discuss his role as a TV weatherman
and provide a behind-the-scenes insight of Channel
3 News. Learn how cell phones, Facebook and other
social media sites are changing the local news and the
EVENT SPOTLIGHT:
way it broadcasts. Allen will also look ahead to the 2023
UWF Community Garden hurricane season forecast. Please Note: Severe weather or
The UWF Community Garden is an active service any other unusual event may postpone this session.
project of the Kugelman Honors Program. The garden 8-Feb | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15
helps to develop, cultivate, assess and sustain mutually Instructor: Allen Strum
beneficial community partnerships by cultivating a Florida Public Archaeology Network
large and growing network of partners in the local Genealogy Why and How:
community who are committed to food sustainability,
Introduction to Family History
nutrition and student development. Join us for an
overview, some history and a tour of the garden. This class will review some of the basics of genealogy
and family history. Participants will learn how to get
8-Mar | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM | $15
started researching their genealogy, finding birth, death,
Instructor: Monica Woodruff
UWF Community Garden marriage, and census records and how to fill out a
pedigree chart. The sessions will also cover organizing
12 uwf.edu/leisurelearning | 850.473.7468 | Spring 2023Indian Temple Mound Museum*
Visit the Indian Temple Mound Museum, Camp Walton
School Museum, Garnier Post Office and Civil War
exhibit. Now preserved by the City of Fort Walton
Beach, the mound is 17 feet tall and 223 feet long across
the base. Built 1,000 years ago, it was the centerpiece of
Fort Walton Culture located in the heart of what is now
downtown Fort Walton Beach. Afterward, we’ll have
(Dutch-treat) lunch nearby— location to be determined.
*Not available on the all-inclusive Unlimited Classes option.
22-Feb | Wed 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM | $15
Instructor: Michael Weech
Indian Temple Mound
EVENT SPOTLIGHT:
Mobile Carnival Museum and Meet the Ancient Maya
Historic Oakleigh House* Join us for a presentation on one of the world’s greatest
See first-hand this unique celebration of American civilizations—the ancient Maya. Dr. Perkins will show
history. The day will start at 11 a.m. with a guided discoveries radically changing our understanding. Learn
tour through the museum to see rare photos and Maya myths and innovations in math, astronomy, cigars,
memorabilia of America’s special version of the carnival corn, cement and even chocolate. Write Maya numbers,
festival. You’ll be awestruck by the intricate designs meet famous kings and queens, and learn about the
on the collection of capes and gowns worn by Mardi Gods, wars and vital water reservoirs while you explore
Gras kings and queens. After our tour, we will take theories of the Maya’s rise and demise. Authentic Maya
a break for lunch on our own. We will meet again at recipes will be shared as well as time for Q&A.
the Oakleigh house at 2 p.m. to discuss King Cotton, 1-Mar | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
urban slavery, railroad expansion, deadly epidemics, Instructor: Robert Perkins
Florida Public Archaeology Network
the Civil War and emancipation. The Oakleigh House
has witnessed many events in Mobile, AL. Authentic Basic Magic for Amateurs
period rooms allow you to experience Mobile’s history While magicians don’t often reveal their secrets, you’ll
through the eyes of Oakleigh’s residents. Travel find some here! In this workshop, learn how to perform
through time in one of Mobile’s oldest and grandest basic magic tricks using cards, props and your own
homes. Built in 1833 by Virginian cotton broker James fingers., Phil DeProtine will also perform a few effects
W. Roper, Oakleigh is a remarkable example of historic without explanation. Phil will extend an invitation to
preservation, as it has been adapted and preserved workshop participants to attend a meeting of the Gulf
by the families who lived here. *Not available on the Coast Magician’s Guild. The guild is a combination of
all-inclusive Unlimited Classes option. the Society of American Magicians and the International
15-Mar | Wed 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM & Wed Brotherhood of Magicians. Please Note: Each participant
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | $20 in the class must bring a deck of cards to this workshop.
Mobile Carnival Museum, Oakleigh Complex
22-Mar | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
Instructor: Phil DeProtine
Florida Public Archaeology Network
research materials in paper files and on computers, the Rollins Distillery Tour*
role of DNA in genealogy and exploring the various Join father and son team, Paul and Patrick Rollins, for
resources available at the Tyron Library. an up-close tour to see what craft distilled spirits are
15-Feb | Wed 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | $15 all about. Rollins Distillery is a small craft distillery
Instructor: Bert Outlaw incorporated in 2011, and is the first licensed distillery
Tyron Branch Library in the Florida Panhandle. Their core brand is Esprit
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de Krewe and they’ve won several American Distilling Network will guide us through the cemetery and share
Institute awards, including placing silver at the Los the history of the cemetery and the inhabitants. Mike is
Angeles International Spirits Competition and placing always a hit with class participants and we are excited to
gold at the NY 50 Best. You don’t want to miss this! see what this tour has in store. Meet at the southwest gate
Please Note: Class tuition does not include a tasting, on Alcaniz at the corner of Garden St.
attendees may purchase after the conclusion of the tour. 5-Apr | Wed 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | $15
*Not available on the all-inclusive Unlimited Classes option. Instructor: Mike Thomin
29-Mar | Wed 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM | $20 St. Michael’s Cemetery
Instructor: Paul Rollins and Patrick Rollins
Rollins Distillery
Meet the Artists: “Survivors” at the
Gordon Art Center*
St. Michael’s Cemetery “Survivors,” by local playwright Deborah Layman,
Historic St. Michael’s Cemetery is an open air museum shares the memories of several Holocaust survivors. Told
that is a testament to the diverse history of Pensacola. Put through their own words, and juxtaposed with what
on your walking shoes for this compelling and engaging current high school students know about that period of
tour. Mike Thomin of the Florida Public Archaeology history, “Survivors” will be performed in April for Yom
Hashoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day). It is a simple,
yet powerful, tale of human survival. We look forward to
introducing some of the cast members and creative team.
Meals and drinks are included in the class tuition. *Not
available on the all-inclusive unlimited classes discount.
12-Apr | Wed 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM | $30
Instructor: Christine Kellogg
The Gordon Community Art Center
The Clown Doctor is In
Ever wonder what a medical/hospital/therapeutic/
rehab Clown Doctor is? With programs hosted in the
US, Israel and Italy, this educational and participatory
EVENT SPOTLIGHT: class will discuss academic research showcasing the
social, psychological, physical and healing benefits of
Pensacola Backyard Homestead
clowning around. Using a holistic approach to health and
Renée Perry and Tom Garner of East Hill Edible wellbeing, clown doctors bring humor and laughter back
Gardening take you on a first-hand look at the to patients isolated in medical facilities by parodying
fascinating and infinitely practical world of backyard hospital routines with jokes, songs, magic and play. They
homesteading. Also known as urban farming, combine current medical, nursing and therapeutic care
backyard homesteading produces the freshest, practices with professional artistic skills including street
healthiest, local food in a residential setting. Learn theater, clowning techniques and performance arts. These
how Renée and Tom raise food on their own quarter paramedical programs embrace values of compassion,
acre residential lot, including fruits, vegetables, generosity, care and respect for human life regardless
eggs, honey and more. You will be amazed at how of a person’s religion, race, gender, age or cultural
much food you can grow in your own backyard! background. Nominated by Israel’s Ministry of Foreign
Bring your questions concerning annual gardening Affairs to represent Israel abroad, Israeli Dream Doctor
opportunities and challenges in the Panhandle. training modules are part of the standard curriculum at
Tom and Renée are past leaders of the Pensacola two leading medical schools.
Organic Gardening Club.
26-Apr | Wed 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
19-Apr | Wed 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | $15 Instructor: Mariann Martin
Instructor: Renee Perry and Tom Garner Location TBD
Florida Public Archaeology Network
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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University of West Florida
Closed for Winter Break
December 21, 2022 - January 4, 2023
New Years Day
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Martin Luther
King Jr. Day
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11:30 AM - 1:30 PM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 12 PM 10 AM - 11:30 AM
Wahoos Stadium J.W. Renfroe First United Grabatology: The Sport Business
Chef’s Lunch Pecan Company Methodist Church Art of Collecting 101
1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 3 PM of Pensacola Ties 2 PM - 3 PM
Recorder Anthology W.R. Taylor Brick
Ensemble Series of Pop Music Company
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Learning to Play
the Recorder
29 30 31 1 2 3 4
1 PM - 2:15 PM 10:15 AM - 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10:30 AM -
Impact 100 12:15 PM Calling All Magdalene’s Gifts 12:30 PM
1 PM - 2:15 PM Blackwater Bistro Bookies: and Gatherings West Florida
Recorder 1 PM - 3 PM “Clementine” Railroad Museum
Ensemble Series Anthology 1 PM - 2:15 PM
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM of Pop Music Unmanned
Learning to Play Systems
the Recorder Fundamentals
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
29 30 31 1 2 3 4
1 PM - 2:15 PM 10:15 AM - 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10:30 AM -
Impact 100 12:15 PM Calling All Magdalene’s Gifts 12:30 PM
1 PM - 2:15 PM Blackwater Bistro Bookies: and Gatherings West Florida
Recorder 1 PM - 3 PM “Clementine” Railroad
Ensemble Series Anthology Museum
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM of Pop Music 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Learning to Play Unmanned
the Recorder Systems
Groundhog Day Fundamentals
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
10 AM - 12 PM 10 AM - 12 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM 1 PM - 3 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Zaytouna Greek Pensacola Conversation Lifestyle Current Affairs
and Lebanese Museum of with Allen Strum Medicine: Discussions With
Restaurant History on Regional Introduction to a New Twist
1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 3 PM Weather Culinary Medicine 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Recorder Anthology — Part 1 UWF Campus
Ensemble Series of Pop Music Ecosystem Study:
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM From Gopher
Learning to Play Tortoises to
the Recorder Hurricanes
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10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11 AM 10 AM - 12 PM 1 PM - 3 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
What To Do Planning for Long Genealogy Lifestyle Current Affairs
When The Aging Term Care Why and How: Medicine: Discussions With
Process Knocks 1 PM - 3 PM Introduction to Introduction to a New Twist
On The Door Anthology Family History Culinary Medicine 1 PM - 2:15 PM
1 PM - 2:15 PM of Pop Music — Part 2 Alzheimer’s
Recorder Disease and
Ensemble Series Research
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Valentine's Day
Learning to Play
the Recorder
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11 AM - 12:30 PM 11 AM - 12:15 PM 10:30 AM - 12 PM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Quina House and Fannie Lou’s Ice Indian Temple Bodacious Family Current Affairs
Lunch #1 Cream Shop Mound Museum of Shops: Skillet Discussions With
1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 3 PM Lasagne a New Twist
Recorder Anthology 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Ensemble Series of Pop Music Dorothy Kenyon
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM & Pauli Murray:
Learning to Play Their Quest for
the Recorder Equality in Jury
Service
President's Day
26 27 28 1 2 3 4
10 AM - 12:15 PM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10:30 AM - 9:15 AM - 12:30 PM
Keeping Bonsai Chrisoula’s Meet the Ancient 11:45 AM Pensacola
Alive Cheesecake Maya WEAR TV 3 Tour Lighthouse Tour
1 PM - 2:15 PM Shoppe: Baklava — Group #1 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Recorder 1 PM - 3 PM Current Affairs
Ensemble Series Anthology Discussions With
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM of Pop Music a New Twist
Learning to Play
the Recorder
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
26 27 28 1 2 3 4
10 AM - 12:15 PM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10:30 AM - 9:15 AM - 12:30 PM
Keeping Bonsai Chrisoula’s Meet the Ancient 11:45 AM Pensacola
Alive Cheesecake Maya WEAR TV 3 Tour Lighthouse Tour
1 PM - 2:15 PM Shoppe: Baklava — Group #1 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Recorder 1 PM - 3 PM Current Affairs
Ensemble Series Anthology Discussions With
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM of Pop Music a New Twist
Learning to Play
the Recorder
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
10 AM - 11:15 AM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 10 AM - 11:15 AM 10 AM - 1 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Lighthouses Memoir Writing UWF Community Scenic Highway Current Affairs
Along Florida’s for Legacy or Garden Trolley Tour — Discussions With
Panhandle Publishing Group #1 a New Twist
1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 3 PM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Recorder Anthology & 11:30 AM -
Ensemble Series of Pop Music 12:30 PM
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Storybook
Learning to Play Castles and
the Recorder Fairhope History
Museum
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
11 AM - 12:30 PM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 11 AM - 12 PM 10:30 AM - 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Quina House and Memoir Writing & 2 PM - 3 PM 11:45 AM Current Affairs
Lunch #2 for Legacy or Mobile Carnival Bocce Ball for All Discussions With
1 PM - 2:15 PM Publishing Museum and a New Twist
Recorder 1 PM - 3 PM Historic Oakleigh
Ensemble Series Anthology House
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM of Pop Music
Learning to Play
the Recorder St. Patrick's Day
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
1 PM - 3 PM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 10 AM - 11:30 AM 10:30 AM - 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Weeks Bay Memoir Writing Basic Magic 11:45 AM Current Affairs
Reserve Pontoon for Legacy or for Amateurs Bocce Ball for All Discussions With
Boat Tour Publishing a New Twist
1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Recorder Estate Planning: Ethics of
Ensemble Series What You Need Rightness
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM to Know 7:05 PM - 10 PM
Learning to Play Pensacola Ice
the Recorder
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10 AM - 11:15 AM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 1 PM - 2:30 PM 10:30 AM - 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Smart Tech for Memoir Writing Rollins Distillery 11:45 AM Current Affairs
Senior Living for Legacy or Tour Bocce Ball for All Discussions With
1 PM - 2:15 PM Publishing a New Twist
Recorder 1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Ensemble Series Qualifying for Explore Camps
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Medicaid While Test Lab: Rockets
Learning to Play Protecting Your
the Recorder Assets
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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10 AM - 11:30 AM
Don’t Postpone Joy 9 AM - 10:30 AM 10 AM - 12 PM 10:30 AM - 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Memoir Writing St. Michael’s 11:45 AM All About Soccer
1 PM - 2:15 PM
for Legacy or Cemetery Bocce Ball for All
Recorder
Publishing
Ensemble Series
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Learning to Play Probate: What
the Recorder You Need to
Know
3 PM - 3:50 PM
Conversation with
Pam Childers
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
1 PM - 2:15 PM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 6 PM - 8 PM 10:30 AM - 10 AM - 1 PM
Conversation Memoir Writing Meet the Artists: 11:45 AM Scenic Highway
with Frederick for Legacy or “Survivors” at Bocce Ball for All Trolley Tour —
Longmire Publishing the Gordon Art Group #2
1 PM - 2:15 PM Center
Recorder
Ensemble Series
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Learning to Play
the Recorder
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
1 PM - 2:15 PM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 1 PM - 2:15 PM 10:30 AM - 10 AM - 12 PM
Opera in French: Memoir Writing Pensacola 11:45 AM Biblical
Beyond “Carmen” for Legacy or Backyard WEAR TV 3 Tour Management
1 PM - 2:15 PM Publishing Homestead — Group #2
Recorder 1 PM - 2:30 PM 5:30 PM - 10 PM
Ensemble Series Korean Lotus Pensacola Blue
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Flower Lantern Wahoos Game on
Learning to Play Craft Workshop the Coors Party
the Recorder Deck
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9:15 AM - 3 PM 9 AM - 10:30 AM 10AM - 11:30 AM 10 AM - 11:15 AM
Bellingrath Memoir Writing The Clown And That’s the
Gardens: for Legacy or Doctor is In Way It Is: Greek &
Vibrant Azaleas Publishing Roman Historians
1 PM - 2:15 PM 1 PM - 2:15 PM
Recorder Benefits of
Ensemble Series a Qualified
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM Longevity
Learning to Play Annuity Contract
the Recorder Strategy
30 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Continued from Page 14 were worn or not. She now owns over 6,000 ties in her
personal collection. Join us to learn more about this
Thursdays obscure and unusual hobby that is also informational for
art aficionados, musicians, entrepreneurial businesses and
Grabatology: The Art of unique organizational fundraising endeavors.
Collecting Ties 26-Jan | Thu 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM | $15
Instructor: Mariann Martin
Originally an accessory for men, women have embraced
Florida Public Archaeology Network
this style making ties fashionable as well as recycled
creatively in various other ways including cell phone Magdalene’s Gifts and Gatherings
holders, wallets, lamp shades and hanging artworks. Gather in the meeting room of this unique shop which
This class will discuss the diversity of other artistic tie exists as a place to inform the public about the reality of
materials used (wood, leather, feathers, bubble wrap, sex trafficking in our own community. Board members
hemp); the competition of vintage necktie fashion will shine light into the darkest corners of our community
industry icons; and million-dollar museum artworks and tell us about Magdalene’s House, a home where hope
representing many creative artists, organizations and begins again. There will share a video and talk with us
places around the world. Grabatologist Mariann Martin about their efforts to assist adult women survivors of sexual
officially began collecting ties in 2003, whether they exploitation. Florida is third in trafficking in the United
States. There will be an opportunity to ask questions and
learn about volunteer opportunities as well as time in the
gift shop that specializes in artisan designs and survi-
vor-crafted products. Proceeds of this 100% volunteer-sup-
ported social enterprise are being used to end human
trafficking and provide services for survivors.
2-Feb | Thu 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM | $15
Instructors: Deb Atchison and Anita Clayton-Wise
Magdalene’s Gifts and Gatherings
Lifestyle Medicine: Introduction to
Culinary Medicine — Part 2*
EVENT SPOTLIGHT:
We will continue our journey in Culinary Medicine
Lifestyle Medicine: Introduction and nutrition science. If you are not able to make
to Culinary Medicine — Part 1* the first class, we still welcome you to Part 2! Whole
Join us to learn about Culinary Medicine and how it plant centered eating IS the way to prevent, arrest
combines the most up-to-date nutrition science with and potentially reverse chronic diseases like diabetes,
a cooking class! Whole plant centered eating IS the heart disease and many types of cancer. We will cook
way to prevent, arrest and potentially reverse chronic a plant-based lunch and then enjoy eating our lunch
diseases like diabetes, heart disease and many types while discussing the nutrition of the ingredients. Your
of cancer. We will cook a plant-based lunch and instructors are Dr. Erin Mayfield, a board-certified
then enjoy eating our lunch while discussing the Lifestyle Medicine physician and Chef Heather Flowers,
nutrition of the ingredients. Your instructors are Dr. RN, BSN, certified plant based personal chef. We will
Erin Mayfield, a board-certified Lifestyle Medicine have FUN!!! *Not included in the unlimited classes option.
physician and Chef Heather Flowers, RN, BSN, 16-Feb | Thu 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | $20
certified plant based personal chef. We will have Instructors: Dr. Erin Mayfield and Heather Flowers
FUN!!! *Not included in the unlimited classes option. Ever’man Cooperative Grocery & Cafe on 9 Mile
9-Feb | Thu 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM | $20 WEAR TV 3 Tour — 2 Groups
Instructors: Dr. Erin Mayfield and Heather Flowers
Ever’man Cooperative Grocery & Cafe on 9 Mile This tour of Channel 3 WEAR-TV includes a visit to
the Control Room and the Production Room. We will
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