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COURSE DIRECTORYNational Parks & Monuments of Southeast AZ Bioblitz! I49Keeping Up With the News57National Parks & Monuments of Southeast AZ Bioblitz! II50Matinee Movies57Wildlife & Wilderness50Metaphysical Journey57Basic Desert Wilderness Survival Skills50Navigating the Health Care Maze57Basic Naturalist Training50Reiki Information Session58Birdwatching - Hands On!50Shakespeare III: Early and Late58Geometer Moths of North America51Shakespeare II: Measuring Macbeth58Hummingbirds: Flying Jewels51Shakespeare I: Merry Nights58Modern & Urban Survival “It’s not if, but when!”51Shakespeare IV: Winter into Spring58Ornithology 10151Songs About Tragedies, Disasters, Mayhem, and Crime58Ornithology 10251The Poisons In Our Environment59Owlet Moths of North America52The Road to Character59Sky Islands Bird Conservation52History59Sky Islands Monsoon Madness52Bible Introduction 10159Songbirds Part 1: Flycatchers to Kinglets52Bible for Atheists 759Songbirds Part 2: Thrushes to Tanagers52Brief Introduction to Buddhist Paths to Liberation59Songbirds Part 3: Sparrows to Goldfinches53Brief Introduction to Selected Buddhist Practices60Sphinx Moths of North America53Brief Introduction to Tibetan Buddhism - History & Principles60The Monarch: The Remarkable Story of an Iconic Insect53Technology60Thorns, Stingers & Fangs - Welcome to Arizona!53Cut the Cord on Cable/Satellite TV Costs60Weird, Wild & Wacky Wildlife I53eBay 101: Sell Your Stuff Online on eBay and Other Sites60Weird, Wild & Wacky Wildlife II54Google: Beyond the Search Box60Wild Silk Moths of North America54Important Computer Tips for Everyone61Wildlife Tracking in Arizona and Beyond!54iPad Beginner61SPECIAL INTEREST54iPad 2 - Intermediate61Food & Beverage54iPad 3 - Apps61Phone and TV Technology61California Dreamin’54Easy Cooking with Herbs and Spices54TRIPS & TOURSIt’s Not a Sin to Drink Zin54Casa Grande Ruins and Queen Creek Olive Mill Tour62Northwest Wines54The NEW Odysea Aquarium Tour62Wine Appreciation55Rocky Point, Mexico63General55Canyon Lake Boat Tour63AARP Smart Driver Course55Tucson Rodeo and Parade Trip63Advanced Techniques for AngelSpeake 55Barleen’s Arizona Opry Show64AngelSpeake Workshop55Heard Museum Indian Fair/Market & Pueblo Grande6456Ramsey Canyon and Amerind Foundation Tour64Beginning Astrology56Free Classes64Circle of Forgiveness56Lectures65Civil Discourse - Mind Expansion56Registration Procedures66Don’t Worry, Be Happy!!!56Tour Refunds67From Drab to Glam: Makeup Tips and Techniques56Withdrawals & Refunds67Handguns for Adults57Non-Member Registrations67Happiness57Drop-in Policy67Is America in Decline?57Astronomy - Where are the Bright Stars and Planets?8REGISTRATION FORM6268Registration begins Monday, December 19

CERAMICSBeginning CeramicsThis course is a prerequisite for joining the CeramicsClub. Students will learn how to prepare greenware and bisque, apply undercoats and glazesand other techniques. Students will complete 3projects, included in the material fee, to take home. 30 material fee payable to the Ceramics Club ofGVR the first day of class. Students must be able toattend all 6 classes. Bring apron to protect clothing.Instructor: Karen Brumm and Jane GroendykFee: Member: 40Classes: 6CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360421/30-2/15 M,W 8:30-11:30AM DH-CERCLAY & SCULPTUREBeyond the Basics GlazingSo you have mastered a few basic glaze combinationsand you’re itching to do some experimenting, yetsomehow most combinations you try fail to satisfyyou. This class aims to give you the tools to improveyour odds. Understanding glaze properties, basiccolor theory and methodical testing can go a longway toward getting you the results you’re after. Thereis a 10 material fee to be paid to the instructor at thebeginning of the first class. Prerequisite: Introductionto the Clay Studio or a member of the clay studioand basic glazing or intermediate level clay studioexperience. Supplies: Articles of your own making.Instructor: Layne JohnsonFee: Member: 45Classes: -HAND360603/4-3/18 Sa12-3PMSRS-HANDPLEASE NOTE: Anyone taking a class at theClay Studio who is not a member of the studio,may not use the studio facilities other thanduring class time.Register early! www.gvrec.orgARTS & CRAFTSEthnic or Personal StorytellerBuild a storyteller to celebrate your origins andancestors or an activity you loved doing with yourparents or grandparents. Prerequisite: Introductionto the Clay Studio or equivalent clay experience.Supplies needed: 1 bag SB Red or 1 bag of SpeckledBuff clay (must be purchased at the Clay Studio),basic clay tools plus a round loop tool #7205, and afeather texture brush #7003. Recommended toolsare available in the Studio. Bring a clear plastic filmbag (available for 25 ) and the front or back of anold t-shirt to keep your creation moist. IMPORTANT:Prior to first class, have a bisque shard with handlesfinished and fired so you can start building yourpiece on it. Make your shard at least ¼” thick andabout 8-9” round or square shape.Instructor: Donna HerreraFee: Member: 60Classes: 4CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360652/3-2/24 F9AM-12PM SRS-HANDFun With SculptureStudents in this class will have two instructorswho will guide them in creating a sculpture oftheir choice. Student must have completedIntroduction to the Clay Studio or have equivalentclay experience. Supplies needed: Basic clay toolsand 25 lb. bag of Los Altos Clay. All clay must bepurchased at the Clay Studio. Many tools will beavailable on loan.Instructor: Nancy Schultz & Elenie EliasenFee: Member: 60Classes: 5CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360531/11-2/8W 9AM-12:30PM SRS-SCPT360542/22-3/22 W 9AM-12:30PM SRS-SCPTFundamentals of Hand BuildingImprove your clay skills with this follow-up class toIntroduction to the Clay Studio. Learn techniquesin clay manipulation and the art of hand buildingusing a variety of forms and molds. Class exerciseswill include, but not limited to, trays, vases and pots.There is a 5 material fee to be paid to instructorat the beginning of the first class. Prerequisite:Introduction to the Clay Studio or a member of thestudio. Supplies needed: Basic clay tools and 25 lb.bag of clay. All Clay must be purchased at the Claystudio.Instructor: Tim TaffFee: Member: 60Classes: 4CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360491/10-1/31 Tu12-4PMSRS-HAND360502/7-2/28 Tu12-4PMSRS-HAND360513/7-3/28 Tu12-4PMSRS-HAND360524/4-4/25 Tu12-4PMSRS-HAND9

ARTS & CRAFTSIntroduction to GlazingPine Needle and ClayThis is a glazing class for beginners. You will learnglazing basics. This will include characteristics ofhigh and low fire glazes, how to choose a glazefor a specific piece and the appropriate means ofapplication. Specific attention to those glazes availableto you in the studio will be a priority. Test articles willbe available for hands-on work and/or class membersmay bring articles of their own making. There is a 10material fee to be paid to the instructor the first day ofclass. Prerequisite: Introduction to the Clay Studio orequivalent clay experience.Instructor: Lois PlanteFee: Member: 45Classes: 3CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360612/1-2/15W9AM-12PM SRS-HANDLearn the basics of Pine Needle art to enhance yourclay vase creation, thrown or hand built. The classwill cover hole placement, design, and various pineneedle stitch patterns. Prerequisite: Introductionto the Clay Studio or equivalent clay experience.Instructor will provide all supplies for a 10 materialfee collected at first class.Instructor: Russ NicholsFee: Member: 45Classes: 4CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360683/1-3/22 W 9AM-12:30PM SRS-HANDIntroduction to the Clay StudioThis class is required for Clay Studio membership.Upon successful completion of all four classes,studio membership will be available to you. Learnthe properties of clay and create several projectsfrom raw clay to a finished glazed items. Theamazing world of hand building, wheel throwing andsculpture with clay will be opened to you. Properuse of studio equipment and safety issues will alsobe taught. Be prepared for an energetic and funfilled experience. The 10 supply and firing fee isto be paid to the instructor the first day of class.Tools and clay are provided for use during the classperiods. Bring an apron or wear old clothing.Instructor: Jane Ercolani/Russ NicholsFee: Member: 50Classes: ND360472/6-2/27 M12-4PMSRS-HAND360483/6-3/27 M12-4PMSRS-HAND360464/3-4/24 M12-4PMSRS-HANDMolds-R-Us - NEWWould you like to learn the proper usage of claystudio molds? Want to explore molds in creativeand innovative ways? Want to use that hiddenimagination? Then join us. We will guide you in anew and exciting journey using molds. Prerequisite:Introduction to the Clay Studio class or a memberof the studio. Supplies needed: Clay that must bepurchased at the Clay Studio and basic clay tools.Instructor: Monica Crum & Russ NicholsFee: Member: 45Classes: 4CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360642/2-2/23 Th12:30-4PM SRS-HAND10Wheel 101An introduction or reintroduction to the fundamentaltechniques necessary to center a piece of clay andcreate basic forms on the potter’s wheel. After youare comfortable with forming a cylinder, we willexplore several fun projects, such as: bowls, a widebottom pot, and plates. Prerequisite: Introductionto the Clay Studio or equivalent clay experience.Supplies needed: Speckled Buff clay, cutoff wire,wood and rubber rib, needle tool, small sponge anda wood modeling tool. Supplies can be purchasedat the Clay Studio. All clay must be purchased at theClay Studio. Please note: Only Clay Studio Memberscan work in the studio during non-class time; you willneed to trim pots during non-class time. Instructormust be present for work outside class.Instructor: Virginia Friend/Nancy Child-HickmanFee: Member: 65Classes: HL360662/16-3/9 Th12-4PMSRS-WHLWild Animal Sculpture - NEWStudents will have two instructors who will guidethem in creating a realistic animal sculpture.Prerequisite: Introduction to the Clay Studio classor a member of the Studio. Supplies needed: 25 lb.bag of Los Altos or Red Stone clay and basic claytools. All clay must be purchased at the Clay Studio.Bring your own reference picture of a wild animal.Instructor: Gary Ballew & Janice WalkerFee: Member: 55Classes: 4CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360632/2-2/23 Th 9AM-12:30PM SRS-SCPTRegistration begins Monday, December 19

FLOWER ARRANGINGFlowers For Fun IWhat to do with the flowers you buy or grow inyour garden? All design styles are covered fromvases to high style. Each week you will take homea professionally designed arrangement. You alsowill learn care, handling, and the names of differentflowers and foliage along with basic designtechniques. You are guaranteed a fun time with eachclass. Week 1: Vasing flowers in bud and large vases.Week 2: One sided arrangement. Week 3: Vegetative(looks like a growing garden). A material fee of 45(3 arrangements) for container, fresh flowers, andfoliage will be paid to instructor at class. BRING asharp thin-bladed paring knife.Instructor: Carol PfisterFee: Non-Member: 35; Member: 25Classes: 3CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360691/27-2/10 F1-4PMDH-ARTFlowers For Fun IIEach week you will take home a professionallydesigned floral arrangement. You will also learncare, handling, and the names of different flowersand foliage along with basic design techniques.You are guaranteed a fun time with each class.Week 1: Round Centerpiece. Week 2: Long andLow Centerpiece. Week 3: High Style with TropicalFlowers. A material fee of 45 (3 arrangements)for container, fresh flowers and foliage will be paidto instructor at class. BRING a sharp, thin-bladedparing knife.Instructor: Carol PfisterFee: Non-Member: 35; Member: 25Classes: 3CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360702/24-3/10 F1-4PMDH-ARTARTS & CRAFTSFlowers For Fun IIIPrerequisite: Flower Arranging for Fun I or II. Whatdo you with all the flowers you buy or grow inyour garden? All design styles are covered fromvases to high style. Each week you will take homea professionally designed floral arrangement.You will also learn care, handling and the namesof different flowers and foliage along with basicdesign techniques. You are guaranteed a fun timewith each class. Week 1: Topiary. Week 2: Longand Low Centerpiece with Candle. Week 3: PartyCenterpiece. A material fee of 45 (3 arrangements)for containers, fresh flowers and foliage will be paidto instructor at class. BRING a sharp, thin-bladedparing knife.Instructor: Carol PfisterFee: Non-Member: 35; Member: 25Classes: 3CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360713/24-4/07 F1-4PMDH-ARTFlowers For Fun IVPrerequisite: Flower Arranging for Fun I or II. Wewill make a corsage and boutonniere during thefirst week, a bouquet during week two, and weekthree a southwestern surprise. A material fee of 45(3 arrangements) for containers, fresh flowers, andfoliage payable to instructor at class. BRING a sharp,thin-bladed paring knife.Instructor: Carol PfisterFee: Non-Member: 35; Member: 25Classes: 60734/14-4/28 F1-4PMDH-ARTJEWELRYAdvanced KumihimoExpand your Kumihimo knowledge to make anecklace composed of a variety of beads in differentshapes and sizes. Call instructor at (515) 276-8150 tohave a photo emailed. All materials will be providedfor a 40 fee at class. SUPPLY LIST provided. Somehomework may be required.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35Classes: 53/10F12-4PMCP2-RECRegister early! www.gvrec.org11

ARTS & CRAFTSBead Embroidery Around a CabachonCharted Square Stitch BraceletSurround a stone cabochon with beads using aneedle and thread. Learn basic bead embroiderystitches, embellishments, and finishing techniques.Project should be completed in class but mayrequire minimal finishing on your own. Call instructorat (515) 276-8150 to have photo emailed. Noexperience necessary. All materials provided for a 35 material fee payable to the instructor. SUPPLYLIST of tools provided.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35 Classes: 243/13M12-4PMCP2-RECLearn square stitch with cubes to make a braceletband with a geometric pattern or specific designwith a picot edge. A choice of charted patternswill be made available. You will be shown how tomake your own pattern. Finishing technique will bepresented. No experience necessary. Call (515) 2768150 to have a photo emailed. All materials providedfor a 30 fee payable to the instructor at the firstclass. SUPPLY LIST provided.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35 Classes: 833/24F12-4PMCP2-RECBeaded SlideChevron Embellished CubesLearn to make a beaded slide to complement aKumihimo rope or other necklace. Call (515) 276-8150for a photo to be emailed to you. All materials suppliedfor a 40 fee due at class. SUPPLY LIST provided.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35 Classes: 773/17F12-4PMCP2-RECUsing the square stitich we will make a band of cubebeads and embellish it with peanut beads. Call (515)276-8150 to have a photo emailed. All materials willbe provided for a 35 fee due at class. A SUPPLY LISTof tools provided. Some homework may be required.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35 Classes: 0853/27M12-4PMCP2-RECCaterpillar BraceletLearn to make a bracelet band of beads usingsquare stitch and embellish with accent beadsto form a bracelet that will resemble a caterpillarwhen laid out flat. Project may require minimalwork outside of class time to complete. Call (515)276-8150 to have a photo emailed. No experiencenecessary. All materials provided for a 35 feepayable to the instructor at the beginning of class.SUPPLY LIST of all tools provided.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35 Classes: 813/21Tu1-5PMLC-CTWD12Creative Bead WorkshopThis is the third class in the series: Techniquesin Beadstringing, Wire Working with Beads, andCreative Bead Workshop. Use the knowledge yougained in the basic and wire wrapping courses towork on and complete your more difficult projectswith instructor assistance. Call instructor PRIOR TOCLASS for more information and a supply list: 3237978. Supply list depends on desired projects. Bringa lunch. It is recommended, but not a prerequisite,to take the Beadworking classes in sequence.Instructor: Shannon HaggertyFee: Non-Member: 50; Member: 40Classes: 1CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION361312/28Tu10AM-2PM MV-REC361323/21Tu10AM-2PM MV-REC361333/28Tu10AM-2PM MV-RECRegistration begins Monday, December 19

ARTS & CRAFTSCrystal BraceletRuffled Tilas - NEWMake a simple yet elegant bracelet using size 8 beadsand two different sizes of Chinese crystals. This goestogether quickly and you will enjoy making more.Call instructor at (515) 276-8150 to have a photoemailed. All materials provided for a 35 fee payableto instructor at class. SUPPLY LIST of tools provided.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35 Classes: 873/31F12-4PMCP2-RECMake a great bracelet using tilas and a seed beadruffle. Must see. Call instructor at (515) 276-8150 tohave a photo emailed to you. All materials suppliedfor a 30 fee due at class. SUPPLY LIST of toolsprovided. Have fun and get a finished new bracelet.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 45; Member 35 Classes: 174/3M12-4PMCP2-RECEmbroidered Bead CuffBead embroider a cuff of your own design. Directionwill be given on various techniques and styles so youcan create the look you want. Finishing techniquewill be discussed at the second session. Call (515)276-8150 to have a photo emailed. All materialsprovided for a 35 fee payable to the instructorat the first class. SUPPLY LIST of tools provided.Instructor: Annette KrauthFee: Non-Member: 55; Member: 45Classes: 2CR#DATESDAYTIMELOCATION360781/10-1/14 Tu,Sa12-4PMCP2-REC360793/6-3/11 M,Sa12-4PMCP2-RECKumihi

ART Art Room CAUD Auditorium BILL l Billiards Room CER Ceramics . Zentangle, The Adventure Continues 21 Specialties21 . Creative Cardmaking - Scrap Happy 21 Creative Cardmaking - Surprise Pop-Up Cards 21 Fun Chimes 21 Glass Fusing for Beginners 22 Intermediate Glass Fusing 22 Mosaic Design on Flat or Rounded Surfaces 22 Textiles22 .