10:30 am in the BCC, Upper Level
Improve your basic computer skills. Use our laptops or bring your own! In the first half of this session, we will introduce the parts of the computer, identify and use essential keys on the keyboard, and work on mouse skills. During the second half, we will practice skills identified by participants in the sign-up survey. Tell us what you're interested in learning, and we'll do our best to address your learning needs! Registration is required.

10:30 am in the BCC, Upper Level
Improve your basic computer skills. Use our laptops or bring your own! In the first half of this session, we will introduce the parts of the computer, identify and use essential keys on the keyboard, and work on mouse skills. During the second half, we will practice skills identified by participants in the sign-up survey. Tell us what you're interested in learning, and we'll do our best to address your learning needs! Registration is required.

7 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
In cooperation with the American Association of University Women, help us welcome Larissa Miller, President and CEO of Keystone Farm Future. With food security being our most critical global crisis, it’s time for us to re-evaluate our legacy business models for agriculture and farming, having the courage to discard the “way it’s always been done” in favor of innovation, security and sustainability. It is important to preserve our farmland, but even more important to preserve our farmers, through a return to consuming ‘local’, policies and regulations favorable to small- and medium-sized agribusiness and access to capital. No registration needed.

*6:30 pm Social Gathering prior to program

Thursdays: October 6 - 27
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
Join Dr. Joseph W. Shane, Professor of Chemistry and Science Education at Shippensburg University for this 4-part series that covers an essential topic of discussion. Dr. Shane will emphasize historical and contemporary approaches to thinking about relationships between science and religion, the basics of evolutionary theory and the ongoing social and legal controversies, as well as the importance of becoming science-religion “boundary pioneers.” The final session will be an open-ended panel discussion with local science educators, clergy, and scientists. Although attending all 4 classes is recommended, it is not required. Registration is open.

1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month, 6 pm - 8:30 pm
Small Meeting Room, Lower Level
Come and join your fellow military history aficionados in a meaningful discussion about battles and other military events ranging from circa 1000 BCE up to recent military history. The first half of the discussion will focus on the facts of the battle and the second half will be dedicated to opinions and conjectures about the battle. Everyone will be given equal time to participate in both halves of the discussion. We will wrap up the roundtable with a vote on the topic for the next session. The three priorities for this group are having fun, learning new things, and hopefully developing new friendships. Registration suggested, but not required. Ages 16+. *11/15 Topic: General Smedley Butler

1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month, 6 pm - 8:30 pm
Small Meeting Room, Lower Level
Come and join your fellow military history aficionados in a meaningful discussion about battles and other military events ranging from circa 1000 BCE up to recent military history. The first half of the discussion will focus on the facts of the battle and the second half will be dedicated to opinions and conjectures about the battle. Everyone will be given equal time to participate in both halves of the discussion. We will wrap up the roundtable with a vote on the topic for the next session. The three priorities for this group are having fun, learning new things, and hopefully developing new friendships. Registration suggested, but not required. Ages 16+. *Nov. 1 Topic: Battle of Guadalcanal 1942

1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month, 6 pm - 8:30 pm
Small Meeting Room, Lower Level
Come and join your fellow military history aficionados in a meaningful discussion about battles and other military events ranging from circa 1000 BCE up to recent military history. The first half of the discussion will focus on the facts of the battle and the second half will be dedicated to opinions and conjectures about the battle. Everyone will be given equal time to participate in both halves of the discussion. We will wrap up the roundtable with a vote on the topic for the next session. The three priorities for this group are having fun, learning new things, and hopefully developing new friendships. Registration suggested, but not required. Ages 16+. *Oct. 18 Topic: Battle of Verdun 1916

1st & 3rd Tuesdays of each month, 6 pm - 8:30 pm
Small Meeting Room, Lower Level
Come and join your fellow military history aficionados in a meaningful discussion about battles and other military events ranging from circa 1000 BCE up to recent military history. The first half of the discussion will focus on the facts of the battle and the second half will be dedicated to opinions and conjectures about the battle. Everyone will be given equal time to participate in both halves of the discussion. We will wrap up the roundtable with a vote on the topic for the next session. The three priorities for this group are having fun, learning new things, and hopefully developing new friendships. Registration suggested, but not required. Ages 16+. *Topic: Battle of Vienna 1683

10 Session Workshop
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Join Catherine Jordan, author, editor, and instructor, for Famous Author Exercises. From Gillian Flynn to C.S. Lewis, these exercises will help with crafting vivid descriptions and escalating tension. Lecture and writing will be done in class. Students will be asked to read chapter length material at home in order to prepare for class. Seating is limited. Registration is required.

Monday, 9/12 - Board Room
Tuesday, 9/13 - Community Room 
Tuesday, 10/11 - Community Room
Tuesday, 10/18 - Community Room
Monday, 10/24 - Board Room
Tuesday, 10/25 - Community Room
Tuesday, 11/1 - Community Room
Tuesday, 11/15 - Community Room
Tuesday, 11/22 - Community Room
Monday,11/28 - Board Room

6:30 pm in the Community Room, Lower Level
Meet Sophia Nelms of Sophia’s at Walden with her new cookbook, From the Kitchen at Sophia’s. Ms. Nelms grew up in a large Greek family in the greater Harrisburg area. Family meals around the table are very important in Greek culture – a tradition of bonding over one of life’s greatest pleasures. Pursuing food as a career was natural for her. After working for others, she opened a bakery stand at the Broad Street Market in Harrisburg, followed by restaurants in Camp Hill and Mechanicsburg.

Always asked by her guests for recipes, she was reluctant to give away her “trade secrets”...until now! In her new cookbook, From the Kitchen at Sophia’s, she shares her favorite recipes and those of her guests.

Join us for a brief presentation regarding the creation of the cookbook; then pick a cookbook up for yourself. Additionally, you will be treated to some fun giveaways. Register by Thursday, September 15 and be entered to win a basket of goodies inspired by the cookbook. The program is FREE. However, cookbooks will be available for purchase and autographed. Registration is open.