This is a low impact aerobics class with an emphasis on cardiorespiratory endurance, strength, improvement and flexibility with no chair or floor work, usually to music that is 128-140 bpm. Students can use stretchy bands. The instructor will demonstrate easier and more difficult ways to do each movement so that the students can exercise at their own level.

Please select two ahead of time; candy corn, ghost, moon, witch's hat, headstone. Glass pieces will be precut and students will practice the Tiffany method of foiling and soldering to complete their pieces. You must pick your choices when you sign up for the class.

Beginner Friendly Stained Glass Class-2 hours and limited to 12 people each session. Please select two projects when registering; candy corn, ghost, moon, witch's hat, headstone. Glass pieces will be precut and students will practice the Tiffany Method of foiling and soldering to complete their pieces. This class will begin with a safety overview and introduction to the tools used in glass making, with a brief history of the art. You will be guided in the traditional stained glass techiniques including; cutting, grinding, foiling, and smoldering. The class fee includes will instructions, tools, and materials. You will need to wear closed-toe shoes and clothing that can get dirty. If you have questions about the class. please contact the instructor, Stephanie Goodwin @ sgoodwin1@wvncc.edu or call her at 304-214-8927.  If you need help with registration or paying online please contact Terri Hippensteel @ thippensteel@wvncc.edu or call her at 304-214-8969. 

Learn the basics of tack welding while creating something you can take home and use. In this hands-on series, participants will weld a real steel horseshoes into a finished piece. This class is beginner-friendly and designed for those with little to no welding experience. Students will receive step-by-step instructionson using SMAW weldinf process. All materials and tools are provided, and participants will leave with a completed horseshoe project they welded themselves. Please wear jeans and boots. Skills covered; Basic welding setup and techinique, and metal positioning and tack welding. Who can attend: Ages 16 plus, No prior welding experience required. Class length 2-3 hours, teacher Brandy Killeen and Don Bosley.

Learn the basics of tack welding while creating something you can take home and use. In this hands-on series, participants will weld a real steel horseshoes into a finished piece. This class is beginner-friendly and designed for those with little to no welding experience. Students will receive step-by-step instructionson using SMAW weldinf process. All materials and tools are provided, and participants will leave with a completed horseshoe project they welded themselves. Please wear jeans and boots. Skills covered; Basic welding setup and techinique, and metal positioning and tack welding. Who can attend: Ages 16 plus, No prior welding experience required. Class length 2-3 hours, teacher Brandy Killeen and Don Bosley.

Learn the basics of tack welding while creating something you can take home and use. In this hands-on series, participants will weld a real steel horseshoes into a finished piece. This class is beginner-friendly and designed for those with little to no welding experience. Students will receive step-by-step instructionson using SMAW weldinf process. All materials and tools are provided, and participants will leave with a completed horseshoe project they welded themselves. Please wear jeans and boots. Skills covered; Basic welding setup and techinique, and metal positioning and tack welding. Who can attend: Ages 16 plus, No prior welding experience required. Class length 2-3 hours, teacher Brandy Killeen and Don Bosley.

This is a low impact aerobics class with an emphasis on cardiorespiratory endurance, strength, improvement and flexibility with no chair or floor work, usually to music that is 128-140 bpm. Students can use stretchy bands. The instructor will demonstrate easier and more difficult ways to do each movement so that the students can exercise at their own level. There will be no class on March 16 and 18 due to spring break.

This class will help students distinguish the difference between the mouth feel associated with the brix of each wine comparing fruit wines, grape wines, dry wines, semi-sweet, and sweet wines. Susan will discuss the wine making process. The student will learn how to clarify the wines and the cold stabilization of wines. Wine tastings are included with the class. 

We hope you will join us for this fun class! We must have 20 participants to hold the class.