Want to look like cool people from old movies? East Coast Swing is an jazzy social partner dance from the 1930s, and you too can learn how to dance it! Come learn the basic steps, as well as some exciting turns, passes, and other flashy moves. We'll also teach you about technique, dance floor etiquette, and everything else you need to go social dancing on your own once you get hooked on swing! No experience or partner is necessary for this class, just comfortable shoes and clothes you can move in!

Parodies of songs have long been in existence, as long as songs themselves. In this class we’re going to learn about what makes a good song parody, and create one (or more, depending on time) together as a class.

Sometimes a tap dance, sometimes a jazz/swing dance, this simple line dance is a super fun, super chill dance that anyone can learn! Created in the 1920s, this dance is done in studios, clubs, and flash-mobs all around the world. No dancing experience necessary, just bring water and comfortable shoes!

Want to look like cool people from old movies? Swing is an awesome social dance from the 1930s, and you too can learn how to dance it! Come learn the basic steps, as well as some exciting turns, passes, and other flashy moves. We'll also teach you about dance floor etiquette, and everything else you need to go social dancing on your own once you get hooked on swing! Also, you should probably shoes you can dance in (sneakers are the best), and clothes you can move in. Or, y'know, just show up in your best vintage 1930s outfit. Your choice!

Using a pretty simple game, we will explore the basics of game theory, a form of math and logic that is incredibly useful in politics, computers, psychology, and poker.

When you think Harry Potter, what comes to mind? Is it the enormous fanbase? The fantastical world building? The cultural impact? From wizarding technology to Rowlinguistics, from the Ministry of Magic to Quidditch, let’s take an in-depth look at the social intricacies of one of the most culturally significant pieces of literature of our time.

Want to look like cool people from old movies? Swing is an awesome social dance from the 1930s, and you too can learn how to dance it! Come learn the basic steps, as well as some exciting turns, passes, and other flashy moves. We'll also teach you about dance floor etiquette, and everything else you need to go social dancing on your own once you get hooked on swing! Also, you should probably shoes you can dance in (sneakers are the best), and clothes you can move in. Or, y'know, just show up in your best vintage 1930s outfit. Your choice!

Learn how to vanquish the evil Writer’s Block with some simple tricks that will get your brain and pencil moving. We will discuss writer's block, how to conquer it, and do some practice exercises. Come ready to do some writing! Note: This can be helpful for any kind of story-making whether its written fiction, comics, play-writing, role-playing, etc.

Parodies of songs have long been in existence, as long as songs themselves. In this class we’re going to learn about what makes a good song parody, and create one (or more, depending on time) together as a class.

Do you consider yourself a rather logical person? Do you like theoretical math? Do you enjoy puzzles? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you seem like the type of person who would enjoy logic puzzles. Come if you want to learn how to solve this exciting kind of puzzle, or if you already know how but just want to have fun practicing your puzzle skills.