Learn how to convert your 401(k) savings into a “Modern Day Pension” distribution portfolio. Please join us for an enlightening and informative evening where you will learn about this efficient way of managing your investments to preserve your funds and allow you to live off your interest and dividends for the rest of your life! Class ID: 1261. Instructor: Laurie Stegenga Links to the virtual class will be sent by email at least one day in advance of the class.

Stop staring at the bird tiles in confusion and start playing American Mahjong! Whether you’re a total beginner or a “refresher” who needs to remember which way is East, we’ve got you covered. We’ll master the tiles, decode the card, and build your foundation—no betting, just pure brainpower and a little Charleston fun. Class ID: 1068. Instructor: Julie Morris Please note: A driver's license is required to sign into Liberty School for programs during the school day.

Would you like to improve your drawing skills? Learning how to draw using basic fundamentals can set you on a path to drawing better and developing faster. Drawing using basic shapes, you build your subject from the inside out! Create more dynamic illustrations using perspective drawing techniques and shadowing to create depth. This class also explores using different mediums (Pen & Ink, Colored pencils, Watercolor Washes, and Markers) to finish up your illustrations. All supplies are included! If desired, a sketchbook with a spiral binding can be purchased (11x14" or 9x12".) Class ID: 1048. Instructor: Keith McGuire

This ongoing class is for beginner and intermediate painters. We will learn about materials, color mixing, values and layering. If you’ve had some experience with watercolors, we explore a variety of wet and dry brush techniques through demonstrations and hands-on teaching. Subject matter includes landscapes, wildlife, flowers, etc. Material list will be provided. Paper Fee: $7 (if needed.) Class ID: 1020. Instructor: Keith McGuire **Please note that because this class occurs during the school day in a school building, a driver's license is required for sign in. New students are welcome to come to class from 9 am-12 pm for an hour of individualized attention before the main class begins. Supply List1. 2 Watercolor brushes, Rounds #6 and #8, 1 Wash Brush 1” Flat2. 1 Tray, Butcher Tray (Metal), Plastic with wells or cover, white ceramic plate.3.Paints: Alizeren Crimson, Ultramarine Blue, Cadmium Red Med., Cadmium Yellow Med., Indigo, Burnt Sienna, Permanent Green Light, Cerulean Blue, Yellow Ochre. Recommended but not required: Thalo Green4. Cleaning Jar5. #5H pencil6. Kneaded Eraser7.Watercolor Paper- I only use Arches 140# cold press, can be purchased for $7.00 per sheet, 22’x30’

Continuing in the tradition of building community through watercolor, Valerie Mann is the instructor for what was Watercolors With Taylor Jacobsen. Mann continues with a welcoming atmosphere for beginning and experienced painters along with individualized instruction and demos. She will cover basic and advanced techniques in transparent watercolor. Beginners will get specific exercises to practice techniques. Students should bring an array of reference photos. This class is an opportunity to work on and talk about painting with other artists. We paint in a large room with plenty of space to spread out. Ages 16+. Class ID: 1021. Instructor: Valerie Mann Supplies list: Valerie Mann would suggest the following, and you can probably get it at Michael’s, or order online at Blick or Cheap Joe’s: 1. Arches Watercolor Block (a stack of bound paper) smooth or rough, your choice, 16 x 20” 2. 1 tube each Pyrol Red, Lemon Yellow, Prussian Blue, Burnt Sienna 3. 1 tube manganese Blue, (if you like to paint landscape, especially) and 4. Quinacridone Red (or another deep pinkish color) 5. A few round watercolor brushes -not the cheapest, not most expensive, the larger, the better 6. Spray bottle 7. Palette of your choosing 8. Water container (ball jar or big cottage cheese-type container Alternatively, several of the students have Schmenke watercolor sets…take a look, can be expensive, but if you like them, lots of color possibilities. The more expensive the watercolor brand, the better the paints, in general. The cheap stuff will be disappointing.