HIRED HANDS (Kindergarten) with Chip-in Farm
Children will have the opportunity to do real farm work at Chip-in Farm, a real working farm.March is maple syrup month. If the sap is flowing, we will be boiling. New baby animals will be arriving. If spring is early we will start seedlings in our greenhouse and prepare our gardens for planting. Crafts and farm fun too! Wear your work clothes. Rain or shine. (min 4/max 8) March 3 – March 24, 9:30-10:30am (4 weeks). Each Farmer will receive a T-shirt! Mondays 9:30 - 11:00, 3/3 -3/24. Fee: $75

LITTLE MOZART’S LITTLE PICASSOS with Margaret & Bonnie (18 mo. – 5 yrs)
This class is designed to encourage parent and child interaction through music, creative movement and art. The class will focus on the socialization and imagination of the young toddler/preschooler. The class consists of a 30 minute art class and a 30 minute music class. Classes will be split into 2 age groups with an art instructor and a music instructor. Adult participation is required for the 18mo. – 2 yr olds Fridays 1/11 - 3/21in Kids Club Kindergarten Room. 9 weeks (no class 2/22, 3/14) 9:30 - 10:30 AM (min 10/max 20) Fee: $115

PREGYMNASTICS @ The Edge Sports Center, 191 Hartwell Rd. Same instructors, new facility! Jennifer McGrath & Dotty Martin keep the children moving in this exciting class that teaches children basic gymnastic skills using mats, bar and low beams while strengthening coordination and listening skills. Children are required to wear comfortable clothes with sneakers or bare feet. All classes are held at the new Edge Sports Center on 191 Hartwell Road, Bedford. Parents must stay and participate with children born on or after 8/31/05.  Min for each class is 5.

HIRED HANDS (Gr. 1 - 5) with Chip-in Farm
Children will have the opportunity to do real farm work at Chip-in Farm, a real working farm.March is maple syrup month. If the sap is flowing, we will be boiling. New baby animals will be arriving. If spring is early we will start seedlings in our greenhouse and prepare our gardens for planting. Crafts and farm fun too! Wear your work clothes. Rain or shine. (Min. 4/Max. 8) March 4 – March 27, 9:30-10:30am (4 weeks). Each Farmer will receive a T-shirt! Fee: $75 Grade 1 & 2: Tues, 3:30-5pm (3/4 - 3/25) Grade 3-5^th: Thurs, 3:30-5pm (3/6 - 3/27)

GYMNASTICS (ages 6 - 12) with Jennifer & Dotty
Jennifer & Dotty will keep your children moving in this exciting class. Basic gymnastics skills using floor, bar, vaulting, and low and high beam will be taught. Children should wear comfortable clothes with sneakers or bare feet. PLEASE NOTE: Classes held at the The EDGE 191 Hartwell Road. (Min 8/max 14) Mondays, 1/14—3/24 (no Class 1/21, 2/18) 9 weeks
4:30 - 5:15 1st & 2nd Grade Fee: $120
5:15 - 6:15 3rd - 5th Grade Fee: $120

GAME MAKER WIZARDS (gr. 3 - 5) w/ Children's Technology Workshop
Design your own video game and challenge your friends! This program teaches students the fundamentals of object-oriented programming and video game design. Working with step-by-step instructions, students learn the programming environment while creating a fully working 2-dimensional game. After learning the basics of objects, sprites, and rooms, students move on to more advanced concepts which, depending on class level, may include scoring, gravity, jumping, collisions, lives, special effects, and other important components of game design. A strict non-violence policy is enforced. Games can be played at home (MS Windows-only) 7wks Fridays 3:00 -4:00 PM Jan 11– March 7 (no class 1/18, 2/22) Lane Library    Fee: $140

ANIMATION– w/ Children's Technology Workshop (GR. 3-5)
Get ready for the big screen! This class guides students through the creation of a short stop-motion film, such as claymation or paper animation. Students work in small teams to produce their own stories. Students explore various animation techniques, and learn about production roles, scripting, storyboarding, camera work, set and character creation, and postproduction process such as titles, transitions, and sounds. Laptops and cameras are provided, as is a variety of building materials. Movies are available to take home. A strict nonviolence policy is enforced. Fridays 4:15—5:15 PM 1/11– 3/7Lane Library (7wks) no class 1/18, 2/22     Fee: $140

DAVIS EXPLORING ART with Lori Murphy (GRADES 1-2)
Come and explore art in a variety of unique ways! Make drawings and paint- ings, clay sculptures and collage pieces. New and exciting themes are intro- duced each session. You’ll have a great time creating some unique and amaz- ing art while learning about artists and different artistic techniques! Bring your imagination, a snack, and an old T-shirt/smock! (8 weeks) Fee: $90 Thursdays 1/24 — 3/20 (no class on 2/21) 3:00 – 4:15 @ Davis cafeteria. Min. 8/Max. 12

CREATE-A-COMIC w/ Wicked Cool for Kids (gr. 3 - 5)
Discover how to create your own graphic narrative from scratch. Go wherever your imagination takes you! Invent characters of your own or have your friends and family in the story! You can even sign up with a friend and create a comic together. Children will take a project home every week and also receive a wicked cool, full color comic of their story by mail after the program is completed! A strict non-violence policy is enforced. (8 weeks) Mondays 1/14 -3/17, Lane Café 3:00 - 4:00 PM. no class 1/21, 2/18)     Fee: $110

LEARN TO COOK AFTER SCHOOL! w/ Lori Delisio
Come and learn how to cook like an Italian with Lori from Dave's Fresh Pasta! This three session offering will teach you how to create an entire Italian Feast starting with Spaghetti and 3 sauces, a traditional Italian soup and salad, and finishing off with desserts! Children will leave with a dish that they have created in class to be shared at home. Classes take place in the Lane School Café on Thursday 1/10, 1/24, and 1/31. 3:00 - 4:40 pm. Min 8/Max 10     Fee: $50

SWORD FIGHTING FOR KIDS! With Guard Up! (Grades 3-5)

What do you get when you mix Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings with basic instruction in swordsmanship and lessons in teamwork and creative problem solving? You get a romping good time filled with physical and fun education! Students will learn basic guards, strikes and tactics. Then, with a little creative flair, the novice swordfighters play games that require strategizing, teamwork, problem solving and an accurate sword arm. There is a materials fee of $20 to lease a sword or $55 to purchase one (due by the end of the first class). Min. 8./ Max.15. 1/11 - 3/7 (7 weeks) Fridays, 3-4pm, Lane Gym No class 1/18, 2/22 Fee: $100

WICKED COOL GIRLS CLUB w/ Wicked Cool for Kids (Grades 3-5)
Get into science with Wicked Cool After School! Girls will create their own bath & beauty products using chemistry! Some of the products include lip gloss, lotions, soaps, bath salts, and fizzy tints. Girls will also dig deep into the world of geology and make a beautiful rock collection display, crystals, and select polished stones to make their own jewelry. Tuesdays 1/15—3/11 in the Lane teachers Lounge 3:00 - 4:00 pm. No class 2/19 min10,/max15. (8 weeks)     Fee: $110

SCIENCE OF SUPERHEROS w/ Wicked Cool for Kids (Grades K - 2)
How is superman so strong? What kind of forces does storm really control? How does daredevil avoid walls and super villains? What’s so great about being stretchy? These and many other questions will be answered in this super cool class. We will look at Newton’s three laws and our own five senses. We will explore friction and magnetism, the forces of extreme weather, the properties of elasticity, and optical illusions. Fridays1/11 - 3/7 (7weeks) Davis School Café, 3:00 - 4:00 pm. (no class 1/18, 2/22) Fee: $100

GAME TO BE FIT w/ Laurie Willey & Erin Post (Grades 3-5)
Have fun and get fit! Designed to appeal to the child who is or is not particularly interested in sports and/or is a video game fan. Utilizing Dance Revolution pads and games, Cateye ProExercise bikes with Playstation 2 games, Nintendo Wii, and Eye Toy; participants will take part in this active gaming experience. Participants may sign up for one or both sessions (6 weeks). Lane school gym.   Max. 12    Fee: $80    Mondays, 1/7 - 2/25 (no class 1/21,2/18), 3-4pm or Thursdays, 1/10 - 2/28( no class 1/17,2/21), 3-4pm

LANE AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS w/ Suzanne Barkhouse
An opportunity for children to play a different variety of sports after school. Parents are responsible for transportation home at 4:00pm. Min. 8, Max. 20, Lane Gym Grade 4 & 5: Mondays, 1/7 - 3/24 (no class 1/21, 2/18) Fee: $80 Grade 3: Thursdays, 1/10 - 3/27 (no class 1/17, 2/21)
Fee: $80

DAVIS AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS (Grades 1 & 2)
From 3:00 – 3:30, children will enjoy quiet activities and snack (please send a snack!) in the cafeteria. From 3:30 (after bus dismissal from the gym) until 4:15, students will enjoy active games in the gym. Parents are responsible for transportation home at 4:15pm. Max. 20 Mondays, 1/7 - 3/24 w/ Peter Laskaris & Judy Johnson (no class 1/21, 2/18) Fee: $85 Thursdays, 1/10 - 3/27 w/ Peter Laskaris & Judy Johnson (no class 1/17, 2/21) Fee: $85

DAVIS AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS (Kindergarten) w/ Laurie Willey
From 3:00 – 3:30, children will enjoy quiet activities and snack (please send a snack!) in the cafeteria. From 3:30 (after bus dismissal from the gym) until 4:15, students will enjoy active games in the gym. Parents are responsible for transportation home at 4:15pm. Max. 20 Wednesdays 1/9 - 3/26 (no class 2/6, 2/20, 3/5) Fee: $75

TAPESTRY WEAVING w/ Penny Leslie (ages 8 & up, including interested parents)
Anyone can learn the skills to weave. It is easy, fun and technically engaging. You will warp a flat loom and explore a variety of weaving techniques. Students will work individu- ally on their own piece, choosing from a wide variety of yarns and weaving supplies. This is a skill once learned you’ll have for your lifetime. The finished product is a rewarding experience. All supplies provided by the instructor. Come visit the first class and see if this is for you! Min 5/Max 10. Takes place at Bedford Center for the Arts studio at the Old Town Hall, Monday 1/14 - 3/10 (7wks) 3:30-5:30 P.M. (no class 1/21, 2/18) Fee: $ 117

OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING w/ Penny (ages 8 & up, including interested parents)
Do you like to draw and want to get better? We will explore all different aspects of drawing both as a group exploring still life, figure, portraiture while learning perspective, cartooning and abstract expression. We explore contour, shading, ink wash, conte and charcoal draw- ing depending on class interests. All supplies provided. Come visit the first class and see if it is for you. Min 5/max. 12. Takes place at Bedford Center for the Arts studio at the Old Town Hall, Tuesday Jan 15 - March 4 (7wks.) 3:30-5:00 PM (no class on 2/19) Fee: $95

CERAMIC SCULPTURE w/ Penny Leslie (Open to all ages 8 and up)
Learn and master an understanding of the basic techniques in clay: Pinch, coil, slab and sculpture. Participants will also learn how to make both decorative and functional pieces using self-hardening clay, modeling tools, and acrylic paint to finish. This is a fun, hands-on class with lots of social interaction and learning with individual guidance from the instructor. All supplies provided. Min 5/max. 13. Takes place at Bedford Center for the Arts studio at the Old Town Hall, Wednesday Jan. 16-Mar. 5 (7wks.) 3:30-5:00 Fee: $90

LEARN TO COOK MEATBALLS! (Grades 3-5) w/ Lori Delisio
Want to learn how to make meatballs and spaghetti? In this class you will make your own meatballs from scratch, and roll our own dough to cut into spaghetti. Lane School Café, Thursday 1/17/08, 12:00 - 2:00 pm. Min 8/Max10 Fee: $30

LEARN TO COOK! GINGERBREAD HOUSE! (Grades 3-5) w/ Lori Delisio
Decorate your own gingerbread house for Valentines Day! We begin this class with a “blank” gingerbread house that the students will decorate while learning how to make royal icing, learning to use a pastry bag, and coloring icing, all while being creative and unique. Fee: $30 Wednesday, February 6th, Lane School Café, 12:00 - 2:00 pm. Min8/Max 10

LEARN TO COOK! FRUIT TARTS! (Grades 3-5) w/ Lori Delisio
Learn how to create wonderful fruit tartlets all from scratch. Students will learn how to make a basic pie dough recipie, a light cream cheese filling, and tips on how to decorate using fresh fruit. Every student leaves with a box of mini tartlets to be enjoyed in your home! Wed., March 5th, Lane School Café, 12:00 - 2:00 pm. Min8/Max 10 Fee: $30

JOHN CARROLL BASKETBALL CLINIC (Gr. 3- 5) w/John Carroll
Play and learn basketball from former Celtic Head Coach, and current ESPN analyst Coach John Carroll and All-Star Basketball Camp staff. This clinic will work on skills and drills as well as game time. Please pack water & lunch. Fee: $30/session S1-1/17, 12:00 – 2:00pm @ the Lane School Gymnasium S2– 2/6, 12:00 – 2:00pm @ the Lane School Gymnasium S3– 3/5, 12:00 – 2:00pm @ the Lane School Gymnasium

BONKERS FUNHOUSE, February 6 (Lane School)
Children will spend the afternoon running around the amazing maze, riding the Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, or frog hopper and trying their luck at the arcade games. A pizza lunch will be served and each child will receive 8 tokens (please send more money if your child would like to take advantage of the arcade). Bus will leave Lane School at dismissal and return to Lane at 4pm. Fee:$35

SWORD FIGHTING @ Guard up!, Burlington, (Lane School) January 17
Following dismissal, we will have lunch at school and head to Guard Up! for an afternoon of sword fighting fun. After a quick course in safe and effective sword technique with their special foam covered swords, students will face off against their opponents and have at it! (Battle cries optional). The afternoon ends with an assault on the Zombie King’s Castle! This isn’t a computer game… its live action and only for the brave of heart. Students should bring a lunch. Bus will return to Lane School at approx. 3:45 (waiver) Fee: $35

COCO KEY INDOOR WATER RESORT, (Lane School) March 5
Coco Key is a brand new indoor water park facility that has waterslides, a rapid river, pools, water basketball, and arcade and much more. Students can bring a lunch or buy one at the snack bar on premises. Bus will depart from Lane at dismissal. Pack your bathing suit, towels are provided. Bus returns at 4:00 PM. Fee:$40

PERPETUAL MOTION, Lowell (Davis School) February 6
Following dismissal, we will eat lunch at Davis and then board the bus and head to Perpetual Motion in Lowell where the children will have to opportunity to run, climb and play in their huge indoor playground that features tire tunnels, gym rings, a floating bridge, cargo nets, swings, slides, climbers, basketball, a huge foam pit and a traverse climbing wall. There are two areas for play one for children above 42 inches tall and one for children under 42 inches (this area is much smaller with less activities). Children should pack a lunch or bring some money for the snack bar. Children must have socks on at all times. Bus will return to Davis at approximately 3:45 PM      Fee: $25

JUMP ON IN! Lowell (Davis School) March 5
Join us for a fun afternoon at this indoor inflatable & jumping gymnasium. They have two gyms filled with inflatable jumpers, slides, climbers, obstacle courses as well as “Jumpshot,” the ultimate trampoline basketball game. Please pack a lunch. We will eat lunch at Davis and then board the bus to spend 1.5 hrs. jumping around. Bus will return to Davis School at approx. 3:45pm. (waiver) Fee: $30

THE STUPENDOUS MR. MAGIC HEAD (Davis School) January 17
Mr. Magic Head has received rave reviews throughout the New England. His high-energy comedy and magic will have the children at Davis roaring with laughter!! Children will have an opportunity to eat their lunch in the Café following dismissal and then will enjoy the show from 12:45 - 1:45. Parents must provide transportation home at 1:45 pm. Participants should pack a lunch. Parent chaperones needed! Fee: $15

BOYS HIGH SCHOOL PICK UP BASKETBALL, HS Gym
An organized league will be formed for HS boys not on the school team. Games will be played on Thursday evenings between 7-9:30pm. Interested players should contact Tim Cederberg at timcederberg@yahoo.com for further information. Players will organize and referee their own league. No Fee

GUITAR (Beginner & Intermediate) with Dennis McDonald (gr. 6 - 12)
In the beginner course, students will be introduced to guitar tuning, the eight major and minor chords, and switching from chord to chord. Students will learn to play a few simple songs using the chord patterns that they learn in class. The intermediate course is for students who have some guitar experience and are comfortable with the skills of “beginning guitar.” Students must bring their own guitars. Location: Middle School, room B114. Min. 4/Max.6 Fee: $100 1/14 - 3/24 (no class on 1/21, 2/18) 9 weeks Beginner: Mondays, 6:30 pm – 7:30pm. Intermediate: Mondays, 7:30pm– 8:30pm.

GIRLS MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLYBALL CLINIC (Grades 6-8) w/ Frank Gardner
These clinics provide an opportunity for girls to learn the rules and basic skills of the game in a fun, non-competitive environment. Both clinics will include fun, skill-based drills and scrimmages. Most scrimmages will util- ize multiple small-format courts with 2-4 players per side to maximize each player’s interaction with the ball. Previous experience is helpful but not required. Bring lunch, water bottle, gym clothes, sneakers, and long-sleeve sweatshirt. Max. 18. March 5, 12-2:30pm at the Middle School Gym. Fee:$25

SNOW TUBING @ Nashoba Valley (Middle School) January 17
Kids will meet by the doors to the Middle School back parking lot. The bus will take us from there to Nashoba Valley where we will eat lunch (kids bring their own, or money for the snack bar). After Lunch we will spend the afternoon snow tubing. Please dress for the elements. Bus will return to JGMS back parking lot at approx 3:45. Fee:$25

CHUNKY’S MOVIE THEATER, NASHUA NH (Middle School) February 6
Enjoy this all inclusive, all you can eat pizza, popcorn and ice cream while watching a private showing of a new film TBD. Bus will leave the MS back Parking lot at dismissal and return at approx. 3:45 PM. Fee: 25

YOGA FOR TEEN GIRLS with Randi Currier (ages 13 - 18)
Yoga provides effective exercise, leading to increased strength and flexibility. It's also a chance to notice what you think, feel and want at a time in your life when there are so many possibilities. We will practice postures, flowing from one to another, as well as deep relaxation. Come explore! Randi Currier is a certified yoga teacher raising two adolescent daughters. Min:10, Max:20. Weds 6:00 – 7:00, Jan. 9 – March 5 (8 weeks; No class Feb. 20) Classes held in the TC Union School Rm. Please bring a yoga mat as well as a yoga block and belt if you have them. Fee: $80

OPEN HOOPS at Lane School
Sundays, January 6 – March 9
1:00 – 3:00– ½ gym dedicated to basketball (shooting, small pickup games - Please bring your own basketballs)

FEB. VACATION GYM TIME FOR BHS STUDENTS
Open Hoops at Davis School Gym Tuesday - Friday, 2/19 –2/22 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Please bring your own basketballs.

GIRLS LACROSSE: SIGN-UP DEADLINE: Feb 1, 2008
Grades: 3&4, 5&6, and 7&8. Teams have 22 players per team and will be formed on a first come first serve basis. All others will be put on a waiting list with every attempt made to accommodate them Teams practice twice a week on days to be determined and play games on Sunday afternoons. Fee: $100

ADULT OPEN VOLLEYBALL
Open to all Bedford residents age 18+ and not in high school. Please bring your own volleyballs. Program runs 11/26 -3/12 at the High School Gym Monday & Wednesday evenings, 7:00 -10:00pm. No Fee

MORNING PILATES w/ Andrea Dollet
Start your day with an invigorating morning workout! These up-tempo classes are designed for all levels of ability. This is a great total body conditioning class that strengthens and tones muscles, improves posture, provides flexibility and balance. Classes held in the Union Room at the Town Center (min 8/max20) Mondays 8:00– 9:00AM 1/7 -3/24 10 classes, (no class on 1/21,2/18) Fee:$75

TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING PILATES/YOGA COMBO w/ Pauline Whalley
If you want a longer, leaner body, more muscle tone, improved posture plus the added benefits of gaining core strength then Pilates is for you! The class is a powerful combination of controlled stretching, dynamic core strength exercises that incorporates certain classic Yoga positions. Come join us for a total body conditioning class! All levels are welcomed. Classes held in the Union Room at the Town Center (min 8/max20) Wednesdays 8:00 – 9:00AM 1/9 -3/26 10 classes, (no class on2/20 ) Fee:$75

NIA CLASS, with Joan Turnberg
NIA delivers an invigorating cardio workout, develops strength balance, flexibility, agility, mobility, body awareness, and relaxation. Please bring water bottle; yoga mat or thick towel. Union School Rm. Town Center. (11 weeks/1hr per class) Fee: $95 Wednesdays, Jan 9 -March 19 @ 10:30am or Thursdays Jan. 10 - March 20 @ 6:30 PM Try Nia For Free! Jan 3 @ 6:30 PM

ADULT YOGA, with Randi Currier
The new year brings a new opportunity to become stronger, more flexible, and more at ease in your body through yoga. Come and learn to relax deeply and to hear your own intuition more clearly. Class is designed for beginners and advanced beginners. Randi Currier is a certified yoga teacher primarily influenced by Iyengar and raja vinyasa styles. Classes held in the TC Union School Rm. Please bring a yoga mat, a thick blanket, as well as a yoga block and belt if you have them. Min 10/max 20 Wednesdays Jan. 9 - March 5 (8 weeks; no class Feb. 20) 7:15 – 8:30 PM Fee: $80

ADULT MEN INDOOR SOCCER, Lane School
Join us Mondays and Thursdays for indoor pick up soccer. We’ll meet at Lane Gymnasium from 9:00 - 10:00 PM. Begins November 26 -March 13. Players must be age 18+ and not in high school. Please bring a white shirt and a dark-colored shirt. No Fee

ADULT WOMEN INDOOR SOCCER, Davis School
Join us Mondays for indoor pick up soccer. We’ll meet at Davis Gymnasium from 9:00 -10:00 PM. Begins November 26 - March 10. Players must be age 18+ and not in high school. Please bring a white shirt and a dark-colored shirt. No Fee

WATER EXERCISE USING THE BURDENKO METHOD, VA pool
Using the properties of water for support, resistance, and assistance in their therapeutic pool in a small group setting, the Burdenko Method is designed specifically for rehabilitation, conditioning, and training to prevent injuries or complications, while ensuring future wellbeing. The goals include: Restoration of maximum functional capacity, advanced joint mobility and muscle tone, reduced physical pain, improvement of posture and body mechanics, reduction of stress, improvement of self awareness and mental well-being and weight maintenance. Min 8/Max 15. Two classes are available, one designed specifically for seniors, and another for the general population looking for the benefits of a water based exercise program. 6 weeks Fee: $115 Senior Program: Sat, Jan 19 - Feb 23, 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM @ the VA Therapeutic Pool. General Program: Sat, Jan 19 - Feb 23, 10:00 AM – 11:00 PM @ the VA Therapeutic Pool. For more information on the Burdenko System please visit http://www.burdenko.com

ADULT GUITAR (Beginner & Intermediate) with Dennis McDonald
In the beginner course, students will be introduced to guitar tuning, the eight major and minor chords, and switching from chord to chord. Students will learn to play a few simple songs using the chord patterns that they learn in class. The intermediate course is for students who have some guitar experience and are comfortable with the skills of “beginning guitar.” Students must bring their own guitars. Tuesdays, 1/15 - 3/25 (no class 2/19) 10 weeks Min. 4/Max 6 Fee: $110 Beginner: Mondays, 6:30 pm – 7:30pm. Intermediate: Mondays, 7:30pm – 8:30pm.

ADULT PICKUP BASKETBALL
Open to all Bedford residents age 18+ and not in high school. Please bring your own basketballs. Begins November 28 and runs through March 12. Wednesday evenings, 7:00 – 10:00pm @ High School gym. No FEE

TAPESTRY WEAVING w/ Penny Leslie (ages 8 & up, including interested parents)
Anyone can learn the skills to weave. It is easy, fun and technically engaging. You will warp a flat loom and explore a variety of weaving techniques. Students will work individually on their own piece, choosing from a wide variety of yarns and weaving supplies. This is a skill once learned you’ll have for your lifetime. The finished product is a rewarding experience. All supplies provided by the instructor. Come visit the first class and see if this is for you! Min 5/Max 10. Takes place at Bedford Center for the Arts studio at the Old Town Hall, Monday 1/14 - 3/10 (7wks) 3:30-5:30 P.M. (no class 1/21, 2/18) Fee: $ 117

OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING w/ Penny (ages 8 & up, including interested parents)
Do you like to draw and want to get better? We will explore all different aspects of drawing both as a group exploring still life, figure, portraiture while learning perspective, cartooning and abstract expression. We explore contour, shading, ink wash, conte and charcoal drawing depending on class interests. All supplies provided. Come visit the first class and see if it is for you. Min 5/max. 12. Takes place at Bedford Center for the Arts studio at the Old Town Hall, Tuesday Jan 15 - March 4 (7wks.) 3:30-5:00 PM (no class on 2/19) Fee: $95

CERAMIC SCULPTURE w/ Penny Leslie (Open to all ages 8 and up)
Learn and master an understanding of the basic techniques in clay: Pinch, coil, slab and sculpture. Participants will also learn how to make both decorative and functional pieces using self-hardening clay, modeling tools, and acrylic paint to finish. This is a fun, hands-on class with lots of social interaction and learning with individual guidance from the instructor. All supplies provided. Min 5/max. 13. Takes place at Bedford Center for the Arts

The Neighbors Helping Neighbors Fund was established several years ago to make funds available for those Bedford residents who might not be able to afford Recreation programs. Since its inception, many of you have generously contributed to the Fund. Many children have participated in programs such as gymnastics, after school sports, swim lessons, Kids’ Club, Local Getaway and many, many more because of your kindness.

Recently, we have had a significant increase in requests for financial assistance. The need is genuine and our desire to help is great. We hope that in this season of giving, you will remember the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Fund. Thank you very much for your thoughtfulness to your neighbors!

To contribute to NHN: While registering by fax, mail or drop-off – check off the Neighbors Helping Neighbors box and add your contribution to the activities total. Payment may be made by MasterCard, Visa or checks payable to “Town of Bedford.”