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July 13 Monday1:00 PM → 2:00 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Kelly Bertenshaw, MA CCC SLP ECDCSLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Fall prevention is about creating a safe environment before an accident occurs. This class explores practical ways to design living... read more -
July 13 Monday2:00 PM → 3:30 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Kathy Walsh-Piper, M.A. Art Museum Educator Locations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Impressionist artists changed our way of seeing the world. This new vision came about as the result of social, technological... read more -
July 14 Tuesday10:00 AM → 12:00 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Bonnie VegaLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis The history of religion in the US is characterized by a transition from indigenous spiritual practices and colonial-era Protestant dominance to... read more -
July 14 Tuesday10:00 AM → 11:30 AM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Mark EtlingLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Why is Christmas celebrated on December 25? Why does the date of Easter change every year? Why do Christians observe... read more -
July 16 Thursday10:00 AM → 11:00 AM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Laura MarrsLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis “But I can’t get rid of THAT!” If this is a familiar refrain, come explore what stops us from decluttering... read more -
July 16 Thursday1:00 PM → 3:00 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Dave Cole and Mary MuellerLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Windows 11 represents a major update to your PC’s look and functionality. This class will show you what’s changed from... read more -
July 16 Thursday2:00 PM → 3:30 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Joan MusbachLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis On that day seventy-three-year-old John Quincy Adams, who had not argued a case before the high court since 1809, rose... read more -
July 17 Friday10:00 AM → 11:30 AM Central TimeSessions: 1Instructor: Carol Diaz-Granados, PhD, RPALocations: Zoom - St. Louis Père Lachaise Cemetery is the most visited cemetery in the world—yet often missed by tourists focused on other landmarks. As... read more -
July 21 Tuesday10:30 AM → 12:00 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Prof. John RossiLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Trail of Gold tells the story of how a remote, frozen corner of North America became the stage for one... read more -
July 23 Thursday10:00 AM → 11:30 AM Central TimeSessions: 1Instructor: Richard LoscialeLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Come join performing bassist, Richard Losciale (Stage Name ” BoneDaddy”) for a colorful collection of stories from the POV of... read more -
July 27 Monday10:00 AM → 11:30 AM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Samuel HarnedLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Upon the death of Alexander the Great, what happened to his empire? What sort of new world emerged? Are there... read more -
July 27 Monday2:00 PM → 3:30 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Kathy Walsh-Piper, M.A. Art Museum Educator Locations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis American artists at the end of the 19th century turned to Europe for education and inspiration. Many travelled to study... read more -
July 28 Tuesday10:00 AM → 11:30 AM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Johnny RabbittLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis This program’s all about Coffee, Tea, Candy, Spices, Bakeries, Ice Cream, & Frozen Custard. It’ll be a tasty time when... read more -
July 30 Thursday10:30 AM → 12:00 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Prof. John RossiLocations: Zoom - St. Louis OasisThis class traces the history of Cuba from Spanish colonization to the rise of Fidel Castro and the Cold War... read more -
July 30 Thursday2:00 PM → 3:30 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Joan MusbachLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis While it is possible that I could have been there, I was only vaguely aware of the importance of the... read more -
August 7 Friday1:00 PM → 3:00 PM Central Time Sessions: 1Instructor: Martha Bogart and Mary MuellerLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Tired of searching on Google and not being able to find exactly what you’re looking for? This class is for... read more -
August 25 Tuesday11:00 AM → 1:00 PM Central TimeSessions: 1Instructor: Mary Mueller and Martha BogartLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis Want to know more about Gmail? Many of us use this email program, but are we really using it to... read more -
November 11 Monday10:00 AM-12:00 PM Central TimeSessions: 1Instructor: Michael FarisLocations: Zoom St. Louis OasisThis lecture is an examination of one of the most unusual movements of the early modern times. Symbolism was the movement of decapitations and monsters, gold leaf and screaming figures, eroticism and exotic settings. The contributions from the major artists of the movement will be shown with PowerPoint and discussed by the class using formal and contextual... read moreThis lecture is an examination of one of the most unusual movements of the early modern times. Symbolism was the movement of decapitations and monsters, gold leaf and screaming figures, eroticism and exotic settings. The contributions from the major artists of the movement will be shown with PowerPoint and discussed by the class using formal and contextual criticism. -
July 17 Thursday10:00 AM- 12:00 PM Central TimeSessions: 1Instructor: Douglas SchneiderLocations: Zoom - St. Louis Oasis“Murder by sudden or secret attack, often for political reasons.” This class will examine assassinations and assassination attempts, some of which dramatically altered the course of history. At the U.S. presidential level, we’ll trace targeted attacks from Andrew Jackson to Donald Trump. Beyond presidents, we’ll explore the killings of political... read more“Murder by sudden or secret attack, often for political reasons.” This class will examine assassinations and assassination attempts, some of which dramatically altered the course of history. At the U.S. presidential level, we’ll trace targeted attacks from Andrew Jackson to Donald Trump. Beyond presidents, we’ll explore the killings of political figures sparked by motives ranging from anger, coups, glory, and ransom to organized crime—and even one assassin who claimed his mission was to keep redwood trees from falling over. Through it all, we’ll consider the motivations, circumstances, and lasting outcomes of these violent acts.