Pine River-Backus Community Education lists seasonal classes

The lineup includes holiday crafts, cooking classes, line dancing and snowshoeing. Registration information is available through the program’s current class listings.

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Pine River-Backus Community Education is offering a seasonal mix of classes and activities, from handmade holiday crafts to cooking and winter recreation. The program is aimed at people looking to learn a skill, explore a hobby or spend time with others close to home, coordinator Camille Haman said in a column published this season.

The lineup covers several kinds of interests rather than focusing on one subject. Participants can choose a creative project, learn to prepare a dish or try an activity that gets them moving during the colder months.

Haman described the offerings as a chance to bring a new skill into daily life, make gifts or find activities to share with family and friends. The column did not give class dates or prices.

Crafts, cooking and winter activities

Craft classes include holiday candle-making, beaded earrings and homemade sock gnomes. The cooking options include sushi roll making and Vietnamese takeout, which Haman said would teach participants new cooking techniques.

For people seeking active options, the program lists line dancing and snowshoeing. The announcement does not describe the skill level, equipment needs or format for those activities, so prospective participants will need to check the class listings for specifics.

Where to find registration details

Pine River-Backus Community Education directs residents to its current class listings on the Pine River-Backus Schools website for upcoming offerings and registration information. Haman’s column did not provide a registration deadline, class capacity or individual course schedule.

The program’s offerings are local to Pine River, according to Haman. People interested in a particular class can use the listings to check the details before registering; the column does not say whether classes have limited space or whether additional sessions will be added.

This report draws on information from Pine & Lakes Echo Journal.

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