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RECORDEDOctober 12 – October 26 No Class: 10/19Monday11:00 AM → 12:00 PMSessions: 2Instructor: David WoodruffLocations: Oasis RochesterThe Misunderstood King. In 1763, America loved this guy. We put up a statue of him in New York City. He was the twelfth English king to lay claim to this part of North America. And by 1776, we hated his guts… and told him so in our Declaration of Independence. Now, 250 years after that eventful day, it might be worth a minute to see who this person was.... read moreThe Misunderstood King. In 1763, America loved this guy. We put up a statue of him in New York City. He was the twelfth English king to lay claim to this part of North America. And by 1776, we hated his guts… and told him so in our Declaration of Independence. Now, 250 years after that eventful day, it might be worth a minute to see who this person was. The man who went from beloved to hated in so brief a time span. Before he died, he was tortured by his own people. A man who never once claimed to be the King of America. Please register for this class if you are interested in participating via in person only. -
RECORDEDOctober 12 – October 26 No Class: 10/19Monday11:00 AM → 12:00 PMSessions: 2Instructor: David WoodruffLocations: ZoomThe Misunderstood King. In 1763, America loved this guy. We put up a statue of him in New York City. He was the twelfth English king to lay claim to this part of North America. And by 1776, we hated his guts… and told him so in our Declaration of Independence. Now, 250 years after that eventful day, it might be worth a minute to see who this person was.... read more
The Misunderstood King. In 1763, America loved this guy. We put up a statue of him in New York City. He was the twelfth English king to lay claim to this part of North America. And by 1776, we hated his guts… and told him so in our Declaration of Independence. Now, 250 years after that eventful day, it might be worth a minute to see who this person was. The man who went from beloved to hated in so brief a time span. Before he died, he was tortured by his own people. A man who never once claimed to be the King of America. Please register for this class if you are interested in participating via Zoom only.
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October 12 – November 2 Monday1:00 PM → 2:30 PMSessions: 4Instructor: Monk Rowe, Fillius Jazz Archive DirectorLocations: Oasis RochesterMonk Rowe, the Director of the Fillius Jazz Archive at Hamilton College, follows up his first successful Oasis course with a new program of jazz oral history excerpts. Since 1995, Monk has conducted over 500 video interviews with jazz artists that cover the breadth and lore of the music’s storied history. With Romy Britell, Monk co-authored the book, Jazz... read moreMonk Rowe, the Director of the Fillius Jazz Archive at Hamilton College, follows up his first successful Oasis course with a new program of jazz oral history excerpts. Since 1995, Monk has conducted over 500 video interviews with jazz artists that cover the breadth and lore of the music’s storied history. With Romy Britell, Monk co-authored the book, Jazz Tales from Jazz Legends and he currently hosts the podcast, Jazz Backstory. Recorded and live music examples will complement these jazz tales. Participants will see and hear the history of this unique American art form, straight from the artists who lived it. -
October 19 Monday10:00 AM → 11:00 AMSessions: 1Instructor: Matt Kennel, AFC VacationsLocations: ZoomLearn all about these upcoming trips. Great Canadian Cities is scheduled to begin on June 16th, 2027 and Highlights of England, Scotland and Wales on November 3, 2027. In this online meeting with host AFC Vacations and interested participants from Oasis Rochester, as well as Syracuse and Washington Metro centers, you will be able to get all your questions... read moreLearn all about these upcoming trips. Great Canadian Cities is scheduled to begin on June 16th, 2027 and Highlights of England, Scotland and Wales on November 3, 2027. In this online meeting with host AFC Vacations and interested participants from Oasis Rochester, as well as Syracuse and Washington Metro centers, you will be able to get all your questions answered about this amazing vacations. This webinar will be recorded, so please let us know if you are interested but cannot make this date. -
October 19 Monday10:00 AM → 11:00 AMSessions: 1Instructor: Matt Kennel, AFC VacationsLocations: Oasis RochesterLearn all about these upcoming trips. Great Canadian Cities is scheduled to begin on June 16th, 2027 and Highlights of England, Scotland and Wales on November 3, 2027. In this online meeting with host AFC Vacations and interested participants from Oasis Rochester, as well as Syracuse and Washington Metro centers, you will be able to get all your questions... read moreLearn all about these upcoming trips. Great Canadian Cities is scheduled to begin on June 16th, 2027 and Highlights of England, Scotland and Wales on November 3, 2027. In this online meeting with host AFC Vacations and interested participants from Oasis Rochester, as well as Syracuse and Washington Metro centers, you will be able to get all your questions answered about this amazing vacations. This webinar will be recorded, so please let us know if you are interested but cannot make this date. Register for this class if you would prefer to view the webinar at Oasis Rochester.
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October 6 – November 3 Tuesday1:00 PM → 2:30 PMSessions: 5Instructor: James Kraus, retired English teacher, Rochester City School DistrictLocations: Oasis RochesterThis course will examine the great baseball decade of the 1950's: post WWII faded and emerging stars, the influence of black and Latino players, two pieces of the Yankee dynasty, and the stirrings of change. A season by season chronology will be peppered with anecdotes, facts, and trivia from participants and the manager. Jim is a retired teacher who saw... read moreThis course will examine the great baseball decade of the 1950's: post WWII faded and emerging stars, the influence of black and Latino players, two pieces of the Yankee dynasty, and the stirrings of change. A season by season chronology will be peppered with anecdotes, facts, and trivia from participants and the manager. Jim is a retired teacher who saw his first MLB game at Yankee Stadium in 1959 and 40th MLB park in September 2025. -
October 6 – October 27 Tuesday7:00 PM → 8:30 PMSessions: 4Instructor: Jennifer CaseLocations: ZoomHave a story—or many stories— to tell, but don’t know how to put the words down on paper? In these sessions we’ll explore both memoir and fiction through a variety of activities. Participants will read and discuss short pieces of literature, respond to writing prompts, and have the opportunity to share their efforts in a safe and friendly workshop... read moreHave a story—or many stories— to tell, but don’t know how to put the words down on paper? In these sessions we’ll explore both memoir and fiction through a variety of activities. Participants will read and discuss short pieces of literature, respond to writing prompts, and have the opportunity to share their efforts in a safe and friendly workshop setting. All levels of experience are welcome. This class is given via Zoom only. -
November 3 Tuesday1:00 PM → 3:00 PMSessions: 1Instructor: Lisa Robinson, Central CreativesLocations: Central Creatives Painting heirloom recipe cards is a lovely way to preserve family culinary traditions. Hand paint elements or ingredients from the recipe to make decorative borders. Practice painting fruits and veggies, utensils and baked goods. These fun skills will allow you to begin your own recipe journal or a special art piece to frame for our home kitchen.... read morePainting heirloom recipe cards is a lovely way to preserve family culinary traditions. Hand paint elements or ingredients from the recipe to make decorative borders. Practice painting fruits and veggies, utensils and baked goods. These fun skills will allow you to begin your own recipe journal or a special art piece to frame for our home kitchen. Materials are included. -
October 7 – October 28 Wednesday1:00 PM → 4:00 PMSessions: 4Instructor: Otto Bruno, author 'Barney Miller and the Files of the Ol' One-Two’Locations: Oasis RochesterBefore Sinatra, Elvis, and the Beatles there was Bing, the first crooner. His ascent to superstardom was unprecedented. He not only succeeded on stage and film but he enjoyed incredible success on radio and was one of the most popular entertainers around the globe during WWII. His keen intelligence and discipline also led him to successes in business and... read moreBefore Sinatra, Elvis, and the Beatles there was Bing, the first crooner. His ascent to superstardom was unprecedented. He not only succeeded on stage and film but he enjoyed incredible success on radio and was one of the most popular entertainers around the globe during WWII. His keen intelligence and discipline also led him to successes in business and the world of sports. Join the fun with us in this initial exploration of the renaissance man of show business that was Bing Crosby. -
September 25 Friday2:00 PM → 4:00 PMSessions: 1Locations: Canandaigua LadyOn Lakeshore Drive in Canandaigua, The Canandaigua Lady offers a unique experience on Canandaigua Lake. This 19th-century steamboat replica is an authentic double-decker paddle wheeler, providing a relaxing cruise experience while serving meals and offering captivating narration. Its sixty-five ton Mississippi-style paddle wheel boat is a notable feature of... read moreOn Lakeshore Drive in Canandaigua, The Canandaigua Lady offers a unique experience on Canandaigua Lake. This 19th-century steamboat replica is an authentic double-decker paddle wheeler, providing a relaxing cruise experience while serving meals and offering captivating narration. Its sixty-five ton Mississippi-style paddle wheel boat is a notable feature of the vessel. The Canandaigua Lady's cruises offer a chance to enjoy the scenery of Canandaigua Lake while learning about its history and significance. With its distinctive paddle wheel and double-decker design, The Canandaigua Lady is a recognizable presence on the lake, providing a memorable experience for those on board. Lunch on your own beforehand and be ready to cruise at the suggested time. RSVP by 9/18 at noon.
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