Out with the old and in with the new. Our Spring/Summer 2025 interactive, printable flipbook is now on our home page and ready to thumb through, figuratively speaking, for those who prefer the layout of a booklet format.

As always, our flipbook is searchable by key words such as the name of an instructor, class, or location. All excursions have the words "Walking Tour" in the title, making them easy to find with a search or when combing through the alphabetized indices at the back.

Though we no longer mail a printed catalog, we do keep the flipbook updated throughout the season with scheduling changes and additions to keep it evergreen.

Each class in the flipbook has a hyperlinked course number that will take you straight to our website for registration. Try it out and register today!

Recipes to Live By:

An Evening with Al Roker and

Courtney Roker Laga

(Course 13190)

Thursday, April 3, 2025

7 to 8:30pm at Scarsdale Middle School

$50 (cookbook included in course fee)

If you have not already registered, don't miss your chance to gather with fellow SAS students and meet the world's most famous weatherman, Al Roker. He and his daughter, Courtney Roker Laga, will be discussing their new family cookbook, Al Roker's Recipes to Live By in conversation with Jonathan Aubrey, owner of the Scarsdale restaurant Micheline.

Rejoice in and relate to the Roker family rituals while thumbing through the Roker family recipe box. Roker's amusing anecdotes explain why he writes that "Food is the narrative that has shaped so much of who I am, and it’s the source of my warmest memories."

Registration remains open for this special community event on Thursday, April 3, 2025, at 7pm at Scarsdale Middle School. Mark your calendar and sign up today.

Please note: Registration includes a copy of the cookbook.

Week of March 30, 2025

Special Events

• Author Visit: Elizabeth Harris, How to Sleep at Night (2025) (13155)
• Recipes to Live By: An Evening with Al Roker and Courtney Roker Laga in Conversation with Jonathan Aubrey (13190)

Art Appreciation

• Eighteenth Century Portraits of Women by Thomas Gainsborough and Joshua Reynolds (13205)

Arts & Crafts

• Knitting for All Levels (Tuesday evenings: 13200; Wednesday mornings: 13201)
• Advanced Beginner Knitting (13202)
• Vibrant Strokes of Pastel Drawing (13127)

Computers, Technology, and the Internet

• Intermediate Spreadsheets (13273)
• Create Your Own Website, No Coding Required (13279)

Current Events and Politics

• Let's Talk Current Events: Topics in the News (Wednesday mornings: 13243; Thursday mornings: 13244)

Games

• Beginner Bridge (Tuesday evenngs: 13234)
• Advanced Beginner Bridge (Tuesday afternoons: 13232)
• Intermediate Bridge (Tuesday mornings: 13235)
• Bridge: Supervised Play (Monday mornings: 13236; Tuesday afternoons: 13233; Wednesday evenings: 13237)
• Beginner Canasta (Tuesday evenngs: 13097; Wednesday afternoonss: 13098; Thursday mornings: 13099)
• Canasta: Supervised Play (Wednesday mornings: 13101; Thursday afternoons: 13102)

Health, Wellness, and Personal Growth

• Taste and Talk: Stay Healthy and Live Longer (13292)

Hobbies and Edutainment

• Introduction to iPhone Photography (13077)

Languages

• Intermediate Spanish (13241)
• Intermediate to Advanced Spanish (13239)
• Conversational Spanish (13203)
• Intermediate Conversational Spanish (13238)
• Advanced Conversational Spanish (13240)
• Beginner German (13147)

Literature and Film

• Nineteenth Century Avant-Garde Fiction (13111)
• Film Conversation: Band of Brothers (2001 HBO Mini-Series) with Special Guest Kirk Saduski (13308)

Performing Arts

• Group Piano Lessons for Beginner & Intermediate Students (Monday afternoons at 1pm: 13256)
• Learn to Play the Ukulele for Beginners (13255)
• Ring Your Bell for Beginners (13262)

Walking Tours

• Walking Tour: Chinatown's Burgeoning Art Scene (13297)

Week of April 6, 2025

Architecture

• Secrets, Myths, and Legends of Central Park (13181)

Art Appreciation

• Virtual Tour: The Art Institute of Chicago (13191)
• Pop Goes the Portrait (13206)

Arts & Crafts

• Zen Design Doodling (13195)
• Landscape Painting with Oil Pastels (13196)

Computers, Technology, and the Internet

• Introduction to Cloud Storage Using Microsoft OneDrive and Google Drive (13094)

Fitness and Dance

• Fit Blast: Cardio, Strength, and Abs (13137)
• Walk 15® (Monday mornings online: 13107; Tuesday mornings in-person: 13106)
• Sit and Be Fit: Chair-Based Body Sculpting (Tuesday afternoons: 13138; Thursday mornings: 13139)
• Movement to Music (Tuesday mornings in-person: 13132; Tuesday mornings online: 13311; Thursday mornings online: 13135; Friday mornings in-person: 13133; Friday mornings online: 13134)
• Body Sculpting (13142)
• Total Body Workout with Bands (13141)

Hobbies and Edutainment

• New Features in Apple's Photos App with iPhone's iOS18 (Tuesday morning: 13109; Wednesday evening: 13110)

Literature and Film

• Book Chat with Anna Katsavos: Revisiting The Great Gatsby (1925) by F. Scott Fitzgerald (13152)
• Film Discussion: The Great Gatsby (2013) (13309)

Writing

• Finding Your Voice through Memoir Writing (13245)
• Poetry Performance and Writing Workshop (13284)

Walking Tours

• Walking Tour: Monstrous Beauty: A Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie at the Met (13059)
• Walking Tour: Gilded Age Mansions of Fifth Avenue (13183)

All upcoming classes through end of March are listed in the Printer-Friendly, Interactive Version of our Spring/Summer 2025 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.