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Stone Age tools were not static artifacts, but practical technologies shaped by daily needs and skilled use. This class explores the making and use of ...  View More

This course introduces a version of Yang style t’ai chi, as modified and taught by Cheng Man-ch`ing. Students will learn the basic principles of t’ai ...  View More

This course introduces a version of Yang style t’ai chi, as modified and taught by Cheng Man-ch`ing. Students will learn the basic principles of t’ai ...  View More

We will examine the 50 Vice Presidents of the U.S., looking at their lives, how they got elected, their accomplishments, and fun trivia about them. Fr ...  View More

Our national parks with their scenic beauty and special cast of characters are the showcase of American landscapes. Mountains, glaciers, volcanoes, ho ...  View More

An unknown author once wrote, “You can dance anywhere, even if it’s only in your heart,” and many would say the waltz is the dance of the heart. This ...  View More

Are you interested in playing music with others and for others? Join Whistles and a Bit More, a group of regular folks who get together to play music ...  View More

The tin whistle has a long and illustrious history dating back hundreds of years. We will learn how to play several Irish, Appalachian, and American f ...  View More

The Green Bank Observatory is a jewel in West Virginia’s crown. One of the world’s most sophisticated radio astronomy facilities, Green Bank has a fas ...  View More

The Green Bank Observatory is a jewel in West Virginia’s crown. One of the world’s most sophisticated radio astronomy facilities, Green Bank has a fas ...  View More

T’ai chi for Arthritis is an evidence-based program that uses the ancient Chinese practice of t'ai chi for improving health and wellness. This summer ...  View More

For our summer Film Forum series, we present a seventh year of musicals, old and newer. We’ll watch and discuss A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to t ...  View More