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Getting to Know Your Car Workshop
Do you have any idea how to check if the oil is low, change a tire, add basic fluids when needed? Want to be informed about what to know when buying a used car? Join the techs from Girlington Garage for a quick, down and dirty look at the basics of car care. Get to know the basic layout of your car under the hood, Vermont State Inspection requirements, how to avoid getting taken advantage of at the repair shop, or anything else concerning cars that you would like to know.This class meets outside CVU and involves lots of standing. You are encouraged to bring a folding/camping chair if you would prefer to sit."Nya was extremely knowledgeable and supportive. I left the class feeling more competent and comfortable with my car, and other cars, including knowing where things are located, what fluids can be easily refilled, emergency preparedness, and a ton of tips and tricks! 100% recommend to anyone who drives."
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Acrylic for All Levels
In this 4- session course we will cover acrylic painting techniques using different subjects each week. The purpose of class is to have fun and learn something new using acrylic as the medium. We will explore a variety of techniques and approaches that focus on how to make dynamic vibrant imagery using acrylic paint. We will use the best practices for exploring a new technique each week as well as how to paint off of an under-drawing. No experience necessary, and open to all levels.You will learn how to use a variegated/graded wash to learn how to work with the stay-wet method while painting on watercolor paper. You will also learn how to apply acrylic using the wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry methods. We will also cover the stifling technique to learn how to dapple in light using warm and cool colors on canvas. Lastly, we will use our learned techniques to layer interesting and fun imagery and shadowing.A list of materials to purchase prior to class will be provided after registration. Minimum age: 16+
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Baking 101: Sourdough Bagels
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Unlock the secrets of artisan-style sourdough bagels in this hands-on, step-by-step course designed for home bakers of all skill levels. Whether you’re just learning to work with a sourdough starter or you already bake bread regularly, Natalie will teach you how to make your own delicious sourdough bagels at home. Sourdough bagels typically require rising overnight, so for this one evening class, you will use dough that has already risen and learn the techniques from there. Students will shape, boil, and bake their bagels, and then of course get to taste test! You will experiment with different toppings and mixtures, and leave with all the knowledge (and a recipe) to continue making bagels at home on your own. This class is open to students 13 and older; younger students are welcome to attend with an adult caregiver who is also registered. This is a participatory class. Students will work together in pairs to make and bake their bagels. A couple notes on Sourdough starter from your instructor if you do not already have your own: You can purchase it through the Village Bakehouse in Williston. We have partnered with them for this class and a link to purchase will be e-mailed to you before the class meets. I will then bring your starter for you to class. If you would like to try making your own starter, I can chat with you at the end of class and provide a starter recipe. Are you looking to learn the ins and outs of baking your own Sourdough bread? Join Natalie in March for Baking 101: Sourdough Bread.
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Baking 101: Sourdough Bread
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Have you wanted to learn the ins and outs of baking sourdough bread? Come learn from Natalie while she walks you through the basics! On the first night of the course we will taste fresh sourdough bread, feed your new starter, mix dough, and let it ferment. Then the following night, we will bake our bread and explore all things sourdough! This class is perfect for folks new to baking sourdough, as we will begin with a very simple recipe, but anyone is welcome. Sourdough starter from local microbakery, The Village Bakehouse, is included in the class price. The starter will come in a large mason jar that you'll be able to use for future feeding and storing. Please see this link for recommended supplies to purchase and bring to the first class; if you're not able to purchase supplies ahead of time, there will be extras available in class for sharing. This participatory class is intended for students 13 and older; younger students are welcome to attend with an adult caregiver who is also registered. Already have an understanding for baking your own Sourdough bread and ready for a new challenge? Join Natalie in May for Baking 101: Sourdough Bagels.
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