Date Night – “Paint your Favorite Pet”
Looking for a great date idea? Look no further! Dine in a cozy gallery setting and create a painting of your pet. This is a 2 hour art workshop and no prior art experience is necessary. Loosen up, express yourself and enjoy the creative process together. Bring a picture of your pet or of your favorite animal for inspiration to create a masterpiece using acrylics. Bring your own dinner. Register online at www.casselberry.org/register.

Basic Drawing
This six week course is intended for beginning students to learn drawing techniques and composition skills. Have fun learning to be the artist you want to be. Register online at www.casselberry.org/register.

Ceramics
During this six week course, students learn the basic of the potter’s wheel. Center the clay, open and throw small cylinders, trim, finish, decorate, then glaze and fire your creation. Register online at www.casselberry.org/register.

Intro to Oil
In this six week course, students will discover the joy of oil painting. Through demonstration and individual instructions you will gain confidence as well as improve artistic vision and skill. Register online at www.casselberry.org/register.

Watercolor
Here’s your opportunity to finally learn the fun-filled world of watercolor, step by step! In this six week course, class instruction will focus on learning basic principals and capturing brilliant color and light in watercolor. Register online at www.casselberry.org/register.

Computer Class
In this basic computer class, our volunteer can help take the mystery out of using the internet, email and Microsoft Word. Contact the Recreation Center at (407) 215-0780 ext. 2 for more information.

Bridge: Casual
Casual bridge is a fun and exciting game. You can play as few or as many hands as you like. Contact Doris Northrop at (407) 696-3170 for more information.

Bridge: Duplicate
This type of bridge utilizes a board by which participants play with a shared hand. Contact Bill Grisaitis at (407) 695-7375 for more information.

Bridge: Progressive
This style of bridge involves participants playing from independent hands. It encourages sociability in that after several deals, players move to other tables to meet and play Bridge with other players. Contact Sarah French at 407-699-6057 for more information.

Bridge: Lessons
Bridge is by far the greatest card game of all, and it can provide immense challenge and enjoyment for the rest of your life. Our instructor will help you understand the card play involved so you can be well on your way to becoming a bridge player. Contact Ann Purcell at (407) 647-4846 for more information.

Bingo
Stay Young - Play Bingo! Researchers insist that bingo can keep your mind trim and bring more to your youthfulness than just cash prizes and idle chitchat. Contact Al Ernst at (407) 695-8332 for more information.

Mahjong
This ancient game of tiles originated in China. It is a game of skill coupled with wit and luck. Like all parts of the body, the mind requires regular exercise for the maintenance of good health. Contact Jessie Pendleton at (407) 695-8661 for more information.

Craft Club
The Craft Club provides the opportunity to create special projects such as centerpieces, art projects, stationary, scrapbooking and much more. Contact the Recreation Center at (407) 215-0780 Ext. 2 for more information.

Chess & Checkers Club
If you have been playing for years or would simply like to learn this fascinating game, the Casselberry Recreation Center Chess and Checkers Club has a place for you! Contact Herb Dickens at (407) 388-2245 for more information.

Coin Club
The Coin Club strives to cultivate friendly relationships among collectors and students of all levels, from beginners to advanced hobbyists. Contact Frank Trout at (407) 277-5391 for more information.

Computer Club
The Computer Club is a social group that provides computer users with updates and vital information on current software and technology. The Club collaborates and welcomes anyone user-friendly with computers and programs. Contact Bill Clark at (407) 831-2544 for more information.

Hoedowners Square Dance Club
Square dancing is fun exercise! Learn to dance with the Hoedowners Square Dance Club. Contact Eileen Charest at (407) 886-1468 for more information.

Scrabble^® Club
This Scrabble^® Club is an opportunity for all skill levels to gather weekly and play other people who enjoy the game. Contact Jay Jacobs at (407) 314-0755 for more information.

Ballroom Dance
Learn how to dance the night away and take ballroom dance classes from a pro without the large price tag. Our instructor, Ms. Gunn Seawell will teach the many steps of Cha-Cha, Waltz, Rumba, Tango and the Foxtrot. Basic and Intermediate classes are available. Contact Gunn Seawell at (407) 699-9886 for more information.

Contra Dance
Contra dance is a folk dance style in which couples dance in two facing lines of indefinite length. The dances are done with a partner but it's not necessary to bring one with you. The dances are family-friendly events. Contact Pat Czar at (407) 321-4848 for more information.

Line Dancing
Line dancing burns calories, increases metabolism, stimulates endorphins (the body's feel-good hormone), relieves depression and anxiety, and in addition, is a general all-around stress reducer. Contact Joan Lichtenberger at (407) 321-1779 for more information.

Line Dancing with Style
These classes are great fun and exercise for all ages. This line dance is based on ballet and ballroom techniques with styling emphasis. Music includes classic, rock-n-roll, pop, country, latin and funk. Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced levels are available. Contact Ivan Mao at (407) 222-8747 for more information.

Round Dance
Round dance is ballroom style dancing that is set to calls. The traditional dances include Waltz, Two-Step, Foxtrot, Rumba and Cha-Cha. Contact Dick Nordine at (407) 327-7027 for more information.

Tap Dance
Have you always wanted to learn to tap? Then join this energetic group. Here you will have fun as well as stimulate and encourage both mental and physical agility for age appropriate fitness. Beginner and Advanced Beginners classes are available. Contact Evelyn Chester at (407) 677-6819 for more information.

Chair Yoga
Chair Yoga is one of the gentlest forms of yoga available. Many kinds of yoga postures, breathing techniques, meditation, and ways of relaxation with the aid of a chair are used. Contact Donna Conley at (407) 696-8644 for more information.

Chairobics
This innovative "sit-down" exercise class is a compilation of low impact aerobic routines customized to meet the needs of those individuals who are semi-ambulatory. Contact Claudia Laine at (407) 718-9066 for more information.

Tae Kwon Do
Alan's School of Tae Kwon Do and Self Defense acknowledges and respects the tradition and values of what is known as the Foot and Hand Art. This class focuses on hand techniques, ground techniques and practical applications to help you become well rounded. Contact Alan Trueba at (407) 718-3672 for more information.

Tai Chi
Achieve stress reduction, improve your balance and flexibility through gentle movements. Basic and intermediate levels are available. Contact Eric Raboy at (407) 731-9130 for more information.

Yoga
Yoga is not a competition or a challenge; it is about unifying the body, mind and spirit. Our instructor provides a blend of teaching styles involving Hatha, Kundalini and others to compliment each student or group. Take a class and find out what yoga can do for you. Contact Aurora Rodriguez at (407) 695-1409 for more information.

Widowed Persons Support
Widowed Persons Support is a social group to provide a forum for widows and widowers to connect. Through these connections, widows and widowers find understanding and validation of their feelings so that they are able to recover their joy for life, reclaim their identities and rebuild their futures. Contact Kathleen West at (407) 649-9209 for more information.