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Eprogguide16-02Fall.Pdf $1 The Program Guide, published by the Seniors Association Kingston Region, is distributed free to members as a ben- efit of membership or is available for purchase. Products, 3 Arts & Crafts services or positions of the advertisers, correspondents, and contributors do not imply endorsement by the Seniors Association. No part of this document may be reproduced 6 Culture & Languages or duplicated without written permission of the publisher. 6 Arts & Heritage 7 Global Affairs Seniors Association Kingston Region 7 Languages 56 Francis Street 11 Music & Drama Kingston ON, K7M 1L7 13 Reading & Writing BUSINESS HOURS 14 Gardening Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm 14 Special Interests tel 613.548.7810 15 Technology fax 613.531.1862 [email protected] 16 Fitness 16 Aquatics MEMBERSHIP 17 Dance Individual Household 1 Year $40 $70 20 Exercise 2 Years $75 $135 24 Meditative Exercises Life $550 $800 25 Yoga Benefits 26 Walking • monthly issue of Vista • the right to take member only programs • reduced rates on most events & programs 29 Sports & Games • charitable receipt Information, updates, and forms are available on our web- 33 Index site. Program updates will also be listed each month in Vista, the Association’s monthly publication for members. 35 Registration Keep your new Program Guide handy for easy reference throughout the term. Serving our members 34 at two locations . PROGRAMS 50+ Learn to Run *. 20 Acoustic Guitar II. 11 Ancient Egyptian Art. 6 Christmas Plant & House Plant Care . 14 Main Campus West Campus Colouring Magic *. 3 The Seniors Centre The Seniors Centre West Drums Alive *. 20 56 Francis Street 1300 Bath Road No kiwis or peanuts permitted at this Explore Early Kingston. 6 BUSINESS HOURS location because of allergies. From Doodling to Tangling . 3 Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Fundamentals of Colour. 3 Check The Guide for evening & 9:00am to 2:30pm Get Fit, Stay Fit *. 21 weekend programs. In-Choiring . 11 The Seniors Centre West The Seniors Centre is closed: is closed: Indoor Cycling *. 21 Sept 5, Oct 10, Dec 26, 27 & Jan 2. Sept 5, Sept 30, Oct 10, Internet Security. 15 The Gym is closed for some Oct 28 & Nov 25 Japanese Cooking *. 14 special events. Just for Fun, Food, Body & Soul. 14 Closures have been taken into consideration Modern Western Square Dancing. 17 when creating schedules and setting prices. Multi-Sport Rendezvous * . 30 Musical Theatre . 12 Navigating the Internet. 15 A number of our programs are offered Out in locations other than The Seniors Organizing & Managing Email . 15 & Centre & its West Campus. Painting in Chalk Pastel. 4 About Party for One or More * . 18 Academy of Martial Arts Kingston Memorial Centre Roots of Morality *. 6 851 Princess Street 303 York Street Shtick Up. 12 Amherstview Community Hall Lemoine Point Signing for Seniors. 15 108 Amherst Drive Coverdale Drive Storytelling. 15 Artillery Park Life Yoga Tett Centre Tasters. 5 382 Bagot Street 235 Gore Road The Human Family Tree. 6 Cloverleaf Lanes Providence Motherhouse The Story of Humans . 6 10 Bath Road 1200 Princess Street Ukulele Rendezvous. 13 Conservatory Pond Royale Place Urban Poling West * . 26 1499 Stoneridge Drive 2485 Princess Street Using Windows Effectively. 15 Edith Rankin United Church Runner’s Choice Watercolour II: Applications. 4 4080 Bath Road 56 Brock Street Yoga for Cancer Support . 26 Elginburg Public School St. Mark’s Anglican Church * now at The Seniors Centre West 2100 Unity Road Main Street, Barriefield Glenburnie United Church The Tett Centre Enhancing the quality of life for 1125 Unity Road 370 King Street West seniors throughout INVISTA Centre YMCA our community 1350 Gardiners Road 100 Wright Crescent 2 PROGRAM GUIDE www.seniorskingston.ca FALL 2016 Prerequisite A course or experience that is REQUIRED for admission to an advanced level program. FTS A + denotes that a text book or additional supplies need to be purchased ALL registrants must complete Emergency Contact Information form. Figure Drawing II & CR ARTS Through a variety of approaches, this class will heighten a sense of confidence in drawing the figure and portraits, using collage, coloured pencils, paint, and other materials. Arts Prerequisite: Figure Drawing I Artists Rendezvous Instructor: Joan Scaglione Get together with other painters, share ideas, Fridays, 9:00am to 12 noon SC and practise skills in a supportive setting. A good Session 2: Nov 25 to Jan 20 (7 classes) opportunity to work on that troublesome piece. Supply no classes Dec 23 & 30 own materials. $115/session Facilitator: Pat MacAulay Thursdays, 12 noon to 4:00pm SC N From Doodling to Tangling Session 1: Sept 8 to Nov 10 (10 classes) E Discover a new, yet ancient, art form– tangling. Session 2: Nov 24 to Jan 19 (7 classes) W Beautiful mini-artworks are completed in one no classes Dec 22 & 29 sitting, using a fine-tipped black marker. Learn specific $55+/session 1, $39+/session 2 patterns, then let your creativity flow. No drawing experience required. Some supplies included. N Colouring Magic Instructor: Lori St. Clair E Discover how to add depth and beauty to your Tuesdays, 2:30 to 4:30pm SC W favourite colouring book pages. Learn how to add Session 1: Sept 6 to Nov 8 (10 classes) simple colour dynamics and how to create form with Session 2: Nov 22 to Jan 17 (7 classes) colour. No experience necessary. Bring your colouring no classes Dec 20 & 27 pencil crayons, markers or gel pens. Sample colouring $145+/session 1, $101/session 2 pages provided. Instructor: Lori St. Clair N Fundamentals of Colour Tuesdays, 10:00am to 12 noon SCW E This class will help you develop technical knowledge W Session 1: Sept 13 to Nov 8 (9 classes) and skill in colour mixing. At each stage of learning, Session 2: Nov 22 to Jan 17 (7 classes) we will apply the information to a variety of painting no classes Dec 20 & 27 approaches. $100/session 1, $78/session 2 Instructor: Joan Scaglione Thursdays, 1:30 to 4:30pm SC Figure Drawing I Session 2: Nov 24 to Jan 19 (7 classes) Focus on figurative and portrait elements from a no classes Dec 22 & 29 partially draped model. Gesture, contour, structural $102/session line, tonality, colour and composition will be stressed in the deepening of skill and creative response. Model Fundamentals of Drawing fee included. Develop your ability to draw by working with the Instructor: Joan Scaglione elements of design. Projects will concentrate on line Fridays, 9:00am to 12 noon SC (gesture and contour), shape, value, and volume. Session 1: Sept 9 to Nov 11 (10 classes) Supplies included. $165+/session Instructor: Joan Scaglione Thursdays, 1:30 to 4:30pm SC Session 1: Sept 8 to Nov 10 (10 classes) Art History L King for ? $146/session see page 6 2016 FALL SC The Seniors Centre SCW Seniors Centre West OS Offsite ← LEGEND 3 ARTS & CR ARTS Open Studio Multi-Media Watercolour I Work independently, at your own pace, on individual Explore materials, values, colours, techniques, and basic projects with instruction from a guest artist. composition in an interactive environment. Supply list Some supplies included to help you get started. Bring provided in first class. own canvas or paper. Instructor: Jane Hanley Facilitators: Alice Parker, Hyla Somerville Mondays, 9:00am to 12 noon SC A Wednesdays, 9:00am to 12 noon SC Session 1: Aug 29 to Oct 31 (7 classes) FTS Session 1: Sept 7 to Nov 9 (10 classes) no class Sept 5, Oct 3 & 10 Session 2: Nov 23 to Jan 18 (7 classes) $143+/session no classes Dec 21 & 28 Watercolour II $55+/session 1, $39+/session 2 Apply the skills learned in Watercolour I. Achieve depth Oriental Brush Painting through negative painting and make watercolour Explore methods to make simple and lovely paintings of paintings “sing” through effective use of values, warm animals, plants, and landscapes in this ancient art form. and cool dominance, and complementary colours. Brushes, paints, inks, and rice paper will be provided. Supply own materials. Instructor: Joan Yamamoto Prerequisite: Watercolour I Fridays, 1:30 to 3:30pm SC Instructor: Jane Hanley Session 1: Sept 9 to Nov 4 (9 classes) Mondays, 9:00am to 12 noon SC $102/session Session 2: Nov 21 to Jan 16 (5 classes) no classes Dec 5 & 26, Jan 2 & 9 N Painting in Chalk Pastel $102+/session E Transition from drawing to true painting with chalk W pastels – simple to use with endless expressive N Watercolour II: Applications possibilities. Learn basic techniques, with landscape E A series of workshops that apply the lessons learned and still-life subjects. No experience required. Supply W in Watercolour I & II. Supply own materials. list provided. Prerequisite: Watercolour II Instructor: Bruce St. Clair Instructor: Jane Hanley Tuesdays, 2:00 to 4:30pm SC Mondays, 9:00am to 4:00pm SC Session 1: Sept 6 to Nov 8 (10 classes) Session 1: Oct 3, Nov 7, Dec 5 and Jan 9 (4 classes) Session 2: Nov 22 to Jan 17 (7 classes) $165+/session no classes Dec 20 & 27 Watercolour III & IV $158+/session 1, $111+/session 2 Create your own paintings supported by instruction and Textile Art demonstrations. Geared to students with a solid Make unique art pieces for home or gifts with fabric, basic knowledge in watercolour painting. Supply own needle, and thread. Learn art principles and history materials. of art as you engage in new projects with fabrics and Prerequisite: Watercolour II stitching in each session. Bring your own material or Instructor: Patricia Weir be supplied in class with fabrics and sewing gear. No Wednesdays, 1:30 to 4:30pm SC experience necessary.
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