The Center is dedicated to serving local families/residents experiencing food insecurity regardless of their race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, age, religion, political persuasion, national origin, disability, and/or covered veteran status.
Join us at Mis Amiges to connect with folks in the ECV!
A weekly gathering where community members read and discuss together a series of readings that challenges heteronormative narratives and uplifts the diverse experiences of queer, trans, and people of color (QTPOC) in exploring relationships and sexuality. No need to read the books and articles ahead of time.
DBT is a virtual, closed skills group focused on four areas: mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotional regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness.
CMA group that gathers every Thursday night at 6:30pm for a step study meeting. It is an open meeting for anyone to attend.
Come join us and discuss a variety of topics from love, sex, current events and politics.
This class will be a gently guided opportunity to engage in the rewarding pleasure of drawing as a simple process. No prior art training or previous experience is required. We will be using everyday pencils, erasers, and basic paper - all of which will be supplied.
This level is perfect for those that have taken a previous "Beginning Guitar" class or have been playing for at least 6 months on their own.
No prior music experience needed...just a desire to learn and have a blast! Designed for beginner students.
Come join us and discuss a variety of topics from love, sex, current events and politics.
Who Cares? Caregiver Support Group is a peer-led support group for those who are caring for their loved ones.
In this 8-week course, students will build on their previous acquisition of verbs, vocabulary, and fluency. The goal is for students to develop the skills necessary to express themselves in more complex ways and in longer complete sentences. Incoming students should have underlying proficiency in the basics, including ser vs. estar, and how verbs conjugate.
This class is non-judgmental, safe and fun for beginners in the yoga experience. This group meets on Saturdays at 9:00 AM.
This 8-week course is designed for students with no previous experience in American Sign Language.
This 6-week course has been created for students who have completed ASL for Beginners.
Games, Friends, and Fun! is a group for LGBTQ+ people interested in playing board games as a way to meet new people. No prior experience playing games needed.
Choose this class if you've taken our "Beginning Ukulele" class or have been playing for at least a year.
The Transmasc Hangout is an intentional hangout space for 18+ year old folks who identify as transmasculine, transmen, and/or masculine of center.
Come have fun with us and make new friends! This space is open to all queer, trans and allied youth between the age of 10 and 18.
The Center will be back to normal hours on Tuesday, February 18th. We are here for you!
In-person, drop-in group to help process anxiety and stress related to the upcoming presidential election and politics in general.
This is a CMA group that gathers every Monday night at 7:00pm with the topic being Stop The Insanity. It is an open meeting and discussion for anyone to attend.
Freedom Flow is a class for ALL people. No one is excluded from this class and all body types are encouraged to participate. This group meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:00 AM.
Social and sharing platform for a community of fiber enthusiasts. Come and join us!
Basic Spanish 1 is an 8 week foundational course which lays the groundwork for the development of eventual fluency. The course will take a natural approach to the acquisition of basic skills by focusing on their application in real life contexts.
This is an 8 week Basic Spanish II course. Students should have underlying proficiency in Spanish basics, such as adjective/noun agreement, numbers and dates, ser vs. estar and telling time. In this class we will focus on verb conjugation, longer sentences and expressions, vocabulary-building and lots of practice.
This ongoing virtual session is open to all colorectal cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers.
This is a CMA Discussion Meeting that occurs every Tuesday night from 5:30-6:30pm with the focus being "Stick to the Topic." It is an open meeting for anyone to attend.
Trans Tuesdays will be conducted as a whole group. Significant others and family members are welcome.
Our "Core & More" class is designed to not only improve your stability and prevent falls but also to bring a whole lot of fun and excitement to your workout routine.
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