Fitness Center (non-credit): Join our Fitness Center and take a step toward a healthier you! The center is open Mon.–Fri. from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with semester memberships available for $55, or $25 for full-time students. Seniors 60 and older pay only $25. Returning seniors from the fall semester do not pay a fee for spring.
Martial Arts (non-credit): Build strength, confidence, and discipline through Taekwondo, a Korean martial art and Olympic sport known for its powerful kicks and quick movements. Meaning “the way of the foot and fist,” Taekwondo combines kicking, hand strikes, and blocking techniques with focus and self-control. Classes run Jan. 19–April 15 and meet on Tues. in the Fine Arts Lobby and on Thur. in Dance Room 2, with ages 6–14 meeting from 5:30–6:30 PM for $55 and ages 15 and older meeting from 6:30–7:30 PM for $75.
Dance for Children: Spring classes begin the week of Jan. 4, with returning students following their fall schedules. New students are welcome to enroll where space is available but will not be eligible to participate in the spring recitals. Recitals will be held April 10 at 2:30 PM for preschool and elementary students and April 24 at 7:00 PM for students in third grade and above. Spring class fees remain the same as fall, and admission to the recitals is FREE!
Grant Writing Workshop: This practical, hands-on grant writing course equips nonprofit professionals, educators, and community leaders with the skills needed to
research, write, and win competitive grant proposals. The course will be conducted by Entrepreneurship Development Professional Drew Smith of Delta Magic. This is an 8-week course starting Jan. 14th from 5:30-6:30 pm at a low cost of only $50.00. Registration is required with Wandra Williams.
ACT Prep Workshop: Prepare, Practice, Perform! Join us for an 8-day ACT prep workshop designed to hep you build the skills, confidence and strategies you need to achieve your best score! Dates and times will be announced at a later date.
Paint While Socializing: Shake off the winter chill and enjoy a relaxing, fun evening painting a spring scene just in time for Easter! Join instructor Kathy Dulaney on Thursday, Feb. 25th, at 6:00 pm, for just $25. All supplies and refreshments will be provided. Seating is limited so reserve your seat today!
Mahjong (Mahj) for Fun: Join us for weekly Mahjong sessions open to players of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced. Games will be held every Mon. from 6–8 pm throughout the month of March. Participation is limited to five tables, accommodating a total of 20 players. You can register as an individual or bring a group of four to form your own table. The sessions will be hosted by Barbie Washburn and Debby Hayes. Hands and Rules cards may be purchased for a fee of $10. To reserve your spot(s), please contact Wandra Williams at 870-739-0308.
Line Dancing for All Levels: Step onto the dance floor for a fun, high-energy line dance class, no partner needed! Instructor Sharron Walker will teach easy-to-follow routines set to a lively mix of country and pop music. Classes meet the first three Tuesdays in March from 6:30-8:00 pm in Dance Room 2, all for just $25.
Workforce Education: Workforce Education provides non-credit classes offered for the purpose of developing or improving professional skills. Classes arranged with industry and business to meet specific training needs. For more information about services provided, contact Joe St. Columbia at 338-6474, ext. 1937 or Kenneth Elliott at ext. 1114.
Yoga: Take a break and unwind with this slow-paced, low-impact yoga class featuring gentle movements, basic alignment, and long, comfortable stretches. Whether you’re new to yoga, easing tight muscles, or simply seeking relaxation, instructor Jackie Dean will help you breathe, stretch, and move at your own pace. This 8-week session meets on Sat., Jan. 9–Feb. 27, from 9-10:00 am in Dance Room 1, for just $40 for the entire session.
