Life Skills

iPHONE BASICS CLASS

Learn the basic functions of an iPhone, identify common apps and build confidence in using your device safely. 
Registration Deadline: One week prior to class

iPHONE INTERMEDIATE CLASS

Learn how to use your device effectively along with tips and tricks. This workshop is recommended for those who have had an iPhone and understand the basics of using it. Registration Deadline: One week prior to class

HOW TO USE YOUR SMART TV

Have you ever felt frustrated trying to use your smart TV? Come learn how to use it, fix issues and learn what are the best smart TVs to buy.  Registration Deadline: One week prior to class

*NEW* EXPLORING CARE TRANSITIONS

Moving a loved one with dementia into a long-term care community can be emotionally challenging. This program offers tips and support to help caregivers assess needs, explore options, understand coverage and stay involved after the move.
Registration Deadline: Monday, April 6, 2026

DEMENTIA CONVERSATIONS

Learn tips for breaking the ice to address some of the most common issues that are difficult to discuss: going to the doctor for a diagnosis or medical treatment, deciding when to stop driving, and making legal and financial plans for future care.

Registration Deadline: Monday, September 29, 2025

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE CHATS

Am I getting old or getting Alzheimer’s? Is forgetfulness a natural part of aging? When does memory difficulty signal a larger problem? This program provides an understanding of the difference between normal aging and when symptoms reveal a larger problem.  Registration Deadline: : Monday, November 24, 2025

*NEW* COYOTE SEMINAR

In this seminar, students will learn the fundamentals of coyote hunting — from understanding coyote behavior to using the right gear in the feld. The class will cover how and when to hunt coyotes, including seasonal patterns, habitat preferences, and ethical hunting practices. Students will explore diferent types of predator calls — mouth calls, electronic calls, and distress sounds — and learn how to use them efectively without overcalling. The seminar also discusses frearm selection and safe handling, including rife and shotgun options, ammunition types, and shooting techniques for various hunting conditions. Through photos and fur samples, participants will learn to identify coyotes by appearance, track patterns, and fur types, as well as how to distinguish them from similar species. The course also examines coyote breeding and behavior cycles, helping hunters understand when and why coyotes are most active and vocal. By the end of the session, students will have a solid understanding of how to hunt safely, ethically, and effectively, while gaining a deeper appreciation for the role of coyotes in the ecosystem. This seminar will be led by a seasoned hunter and a Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources instructor.

*NEW* DEER PROCESSING SEMINAR

Learn proper game care after you harvest a deer. We will learn how to skin, quarter, and process a deer for the freezer. This seminar will include discussion, demonstration, and hands on practice on a legally harvested deer. This seminar will be conducted by a seasoned hunter and a Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources instructor with formal training in meat processing.

*NEW* WILD TURKEY SEMINAR

In this seminar, you will learn how to dress properly for a successful turkey hunt, including camouflage, comfort, and safety considerations. Students will practice turkey calling techniques and explore a variety of calls used to entice gobblers — while understanding how to avoid overcalling. The session will also cover shotgun basics for turkey hunting, including firearm safety, proper loads, and effective shooting practices. Participants will learn how to recognize and interpret signs of turkey activity in the woods, such as tracks, droppings, and scratching's. Finally, students will identify and interpret turkey fans and feathers to distinguish between male and female birds and estimate age. This seminar provides the essential knowledge and hands-on understanding needed for an enjoyable, ethical, and successful turkey hunting experience. This seminar will be led by a seasoned hunter and a Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources instructor.