As an e-blast subscriber, you are the first to learn that spring/summer registration is open! We are continuing to add classes to round out next semester's offerings, and many more will appear in the coming weeks. Most early spring classes have already been entered into the online catalog and students may now sign up. Classes fill on a first come-first served basis.

Our spring/summer printable flipbook will be available soon. Until then, the fall/winter flipbook is still posted and includes all of the courses slated to begin through the last full week of March.

Peruse all classes currently listed and reserve your priority seats for next term!

Week of March 9, 2025

Art Appreciation

• Masterpieces of French Art from the Medieval Era to the Modern Age: Édouard Manet and Claude Monet (13042)

Computers, Technology, and the Internet

• Presentation Basics Using Microsoft PowerPoint and Google Slides (13092)
• Introduction to AI and ChatGPT (13121)

Games

• Let's Play Mah Jongg: Beginner Series (12925)
• Let's Play Mah Jongg: Supervised Play (12924)

Literature and Film

• Book Chat with Anna Katsavos: The Mighty Red (2024) by Louise Erdrich (12930)

Walking Tours

• Walking Tour: Mondays at the Met, Female Art Patrons (13124)
• Walking Tour: Contemporary Galleries of New York City (13086)

Week of March 16, 2025

Arts & Crafts

• Monoprinting with Gelli Plates (13089)
• Sculpting with Air Dry Clay (12992)

Games

• Let's Play Mah Jongg: Beginner Series (12926)
• Let's Play Mah Jongg: Supervised Play (12923)

Hobbies and Edutainment

• Intermediate to Advanced Digital Photography (13144)

Literature and Film

• BookTalk with Harriet Sobol: Caucasia (1999) by Danzy Senna (12982)
• Book Discussion: D. H. Lawrence’s Women In Love (1920), Sisters and Husbands (12953)

Walking Tours

• Walking Tour: The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt at the Jewish Museum (13062)

All upcoming classes through end of March are listed in the Printer-Friendly, Interactive Version of our Fall/Winter 2024-25 Catalog. New classes are added in real time.

Class times are for the Eastern Time Zone. Please check regularly for additional options to keep you engaged and learning, whether from the comforts of home or through our expansive number of in-person options.