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Invite your friends to join a fun, one-time class!  It’s the perfect opportunity for a mid-week outing where you can explore something new, try out a delicious recipe, or get creative with a craft and take home a unique masterpiece. These are just a few highlights of our upcoming classes, and we’ll be rotating them regularly. Be sure to browse all our categories for even more exciting ideas! 

  • Calligraphy: Elegant Place Cards and Gift Tags for the Holidays

  • Dates: 11/24/2025 - 11/24/2025

    Days of the Week: M
    Number of Sessions: 1
    Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    Fee: $36.00
    Instructor: Nancy Favorito
    Building: The Bronxville School
    Address: Midland Ave. Parking Lot and Entrance, Bronxville, NY 10708
    THIS CLASS IS FULL. Please click the "Add to Waitlist" button below.
    Join us for a one-evening calligraphy workshop where you'll learn the basics of beautiful handwriting and create stunning place cards and personalized gift tags for your upcoming gatherings. Using traditional calligraphy techniques, you'll practice lettering styles and flourishes to add a personal touch to your table setting and holiday gifts. Take home your handmade creations and your new skill, and impress your friends and family just in time for the holiday season! No calligraphy experience is necessary.

    PLEASE NOTE:

    • Materials included in class fee.
    • Experienced calligraphers may bring their own pens and supplies.
 

  • Divine Egypt at the Met (Museum Tour) NEW!

  • Dates: 12/15/2025 - 12/15/2025

    Day of the Week: M
    Number of Sessions: 1
    Time: 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
    Fee: $85.00
    Instructor: Page Knox
    Building: Walking Tours
    Address: , NY

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    Running until January 19, 2026, Divine Egypt assembles nearly 250 deity-themed works of art from museums across the globe. Imagery associated with the more than 1,500 gods in ancient Egypt's belief system includes representations of the stately, falcon-headed Horus, the lion-headed Sakhmet, and the serene, shrouded Osiris. Egyptians believed that through depictions in tombs, temples, and shrines, the gods could enter sacred spaces and become active divine participants in human rituals. Subtle visual cues like what a figure wore, how they posed, or the symbols they carried helped identify them and their roles. The exhibit reveals the many roles the deities played in people’s lives, providing them with meaning in the face of life’s uncertainties and the permanence of death.

    PLEASE NOTE:

    • Meeting place Metropolitan Musuem.
    • The precise meeting location will be provided to registered students a few days before the event.
    • Students must make their own arrangements to get to the meeting place.
 

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