A Code Club for all! Learn to make websites, apps, animations, and more! No coding experience necessary. Parents please register at hq.girlswhocode.com using club code MI45609.
• Tiny Art Show - See & vote for your favorite wonderful tiny pieces of art created by members of our community for our "People's Choice Award"!
• Kids birth –K: Early Literacy Activity Table - Try different weekly activities that support Early Literacy
• Kids grade 1-4| Play Library Detective! - Solve the mystery. A treat for playing, a prize drawing too!
• Grade 5+ Teen Tech/Craft Challenge - Solve a challenge, make a craft—different each week!
• Adults: Guess this Book - Guess the title/author from pages in the guessing jar to win!
Come enjoy coffee, conversation and audience participation for a night of poetry, fun and ideas. This reading presents different perspectives on a general topic. Six poets will rotate reading one poem on each subject in a quick-paced, expressive poetry reading.
In-Person Workshop
Learn emergency procedures, discipline techniques, diapering, age-appropriate activities, pediatric CPR, rescue breathing, the Heimlich maneuver, and basic first aid skills needed while babysitting. Upon workshop completion, students will receive a pediatric CPR card, a basic first aid card, and a babysitting course certificate. Please Note: Registration required, class size limited. (Please bring a doll or teddy bear to the workshop.)
Signup must be completed 48 hours prior to program date. Participants will need to bring a sack lunch, water bottle and an afternoon snack if desired. Class fee of $40 required. All checks should be made payable to C.P.R.C. Inc.
Ages: For teens 12 and up.
Ukulele Workshop Series for Ages 8 to 88 | Classes are held one Tuesday each month, Feb-May, 2023.
Ben Hassenger’s “Next Step Ukulele” lessons are monthly sessions designed to teach a variety of techniques that will expand your skills and make you a better player. Attendees must know a handful of chords; including C, F, G7, and Am chords; switch smoothly between them; and keep a steady tempo. Materials will be provided and loaner instruments are available. (Each lesson is self-contained; register for one, two, three or all four.)
February 21--Next Step Ukulele: Become One with the Strum. Learning to play a variety of strums makes your playing more interesting to you and your audience. We’ll explore folk, calypso, rock, polka, ska, and reggae strums along with the incredibly versatile “Benstrum” using some of your favorite songs.
March 21--Next Step Ukulele: Play (Almost) Every Song in the World. What do songs like “Last Kiss”, “Where Have All the Flowers Gone”, “With or Without You”, and “Say Something” have in common? They all use the same four chords. Learn to play every song ever written (well, most of them, anyway) with these “Fantastic Four” chords and find out how to switch keys easily
April 18-- Next Step Ukulele: EZ Tab Melody. Do you have a good handle on strumming, but would like to learn to play the melodies of songs on your ukulele? Ben will teach you how to read tablature, a way to read music for the ukulele without having to understand actual music notation. You’ll be playing everything from “You Are My Sunshine” to “Ode to Joy” by the end of class.
May 16-- Next Step Ukulele: Putting it All Together. We’ll take the strums, chords, and single-note skills that we’ve learned in previous workshops there take a well-known song and arrange a ukulele ensemble piece with separate parts for players of various levels
Taught by Michigan’s Ukulele Ambassador, Ben Hassenger, and sponsored by the Music is the Foundation non-profit. Registration Required, class size limited for personalized instruction.
"Looking forward to playing and singing with you soon-- aloha!" Ben Hassenger.
