12+ Programs
A wide array of class offerings for participants 12 and over.
Cards & Conversations | Valentines Special
Instructors | Dorothy Hendricker & Sherry Ralston
Date & Time | Thursday, February 6th, from 1 – 2 p.m.
This is event is free, but we ask that you register in advance to reserve your spot.
Heart Felt Art
Join us in making some ‘heart felt art!’ In this course we will practice some basic embroidery stitches and then use those stitches to create felt crafts. These can be ornaments, door hangers, small plushies, or even photo frames – your imagination is the limit!
Instructor | Xochi Anderson
Date & Time | Tuesday, February 11th, from 6 – 8 p.m.
Registration | $10
Online payments only.
Shampoos & Sugar Scrubs
In this class instructor Natalie Schneider will show participants how to make their own sugar scrubs and how to make their own shampoo (recipe inspired by the Body Shop) with simple, natural ingredients.
Each participant will make one 12 oz sugar scrub and one 16oz bottle of shampoo in class.
Instructor | Natalie Schneider
Date & Time | Saturday, February 15th, from 11 a.m – Noon
Registration | $30
Online payments only
Create & Connect | Paper Flower Bouquets
The Hub is partnering with Schuyler County Mental Health Alliance to create a series of free activities for adults who want to socialize in a creative environment. In this months event we will be creating our own paper flower bouquets!
This event is also part of the Rushville Chamber of Commerce Galentines Weekend in Rushville, check out their facebook page for a list of other events and specials taking place.
Instructors | Xochi Anderson & Alex Chiatello
Date & Time | Saturday, February 22nd, from 1 – 3 p.m.
This event is free, but we ask that you register in advance to reserve your spot.
The Ultimate Major League Baseball Parks Tour
The Hub is partnering with Spoon River College to offer this exciting opportunity to tour all 30 MLB stadiums without ever leaving Rushvillle!
Every stadium is different. Learn about their unusual features in this unique class with stories and pictures. You won’t hear how the Mets beat the Phillies 3-2. Instead, you’ll learn about the stadium with a window in the men’s room so you can watch the game while you answer nature’s call. Which park is actually eight separate buildings so it can withstand an earthquake? In which stadiums could you pet manta rays, go for a swim, or eat delicious walleye?
Snacks and drinks will be provided!
Instructor | Kevin Stephenson
Date & Time | Thursday, April 3rd from 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Registration | $25
Registraton for this event will be handeled by SRC.
These programs are sponsored by Scranton Heating and Cooling.