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Curious about this popular tile game? This beginner-friendly course introduces the basics of American Mah Jongg in a relaxed setting. You’ll learn tile meanings, how to read the card, and simple strategies to get you playing with confidence. No experience needed—just bring your curiosity and a sense of fun. By the end, you’ll be ready to join a game and enjoy the camaraderie that makes Mah Jongg so addictive!

Special notes: Please purchase the A Beginner's Guide to American Mah Jongg: How to Play the Game & Win by Elaine Sandberg. This book has illustrations and key summaries for each chapter and is easy to read. Course fee includes the National Mah Jongg League (NMJL) 2026 Card.

This fun and high-energy course combines traditional jazz dance moves with cardio exercises to help you improve coordination and boost overall fitness. Set to upbeat music, this course will leave you feeling energized and motivated.

Special notes: Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing, and supportive athletic shoes, such as sneakers or tennis shoes. Bringing a water bottle is recommended to stay hydrated throughout the session.

Curious about Mah Jongg? Come join the fun! In this beginner course, you'll learn the basics of this classic tile game in a relaxed social setting. Attendees are encouraged to purchase A Beginner's Guide to American Mah Jongg by Elaine Sandberg before the course.

Course fee includes purchase of Official National Mah Jongg League cards ($15).

This course will introduce the card game of bridge to novice players. Participants will learn play of the hand and bidding, defensive skills, and basic conventions such as Stayman, Jacoby transfers, Blackwood, Weak-2s, and doubles. The course is taught from the perspectives of both social bridge and competitive duplicate bridge, enabling participants to take part in either after completion. Play begins at first session. The course covers a wealth of material that can be complex.

Pickleball is played on a reduced-size tennis court with paddles and a light plastic ball with holes (see usapickleball.org for more information). Popular in resort areas, the game is ideal for seniors who play doubles. Equipment and individualized instruction will be provided.

Special notes: Pickleball is a physically challenging sport that requires balance and agility. You must wear court shoes and sport clothes.

Course fee includes $20 court fee.

Ever wanted to learn how to dance like a Greek—maybe after attending the York Greek Food Festival or watching My Big Fat Greek Wedding? This course is your chance to step into the world of Greek culture through music and dance. Designed for those with little to no experience, the course introduces several popular Greek dances, including Kalamatiano, Tsamiko, Hasaposerviko, and Kritiko. Participants will learn basic steps, rhythm, and cultural context in a fun, supportive environment. Whether you’re curious about Greek traditions, love to dance, or just want to try something new—Just OPA!

Special notes: Come ready to move! Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that let you dance, groove, and have fun.

Participants will be engaged in standing or sitting activities, which include movements intended to develop skills such as balance, coordination, agility, flexibility, and relaxation. The activities are centered around forms of Taijiquan and Qigong that were developed in China over the past centuries.

Special notes: Participants should wear loose-fitting and comfortable clothing with flat shoes. 

Whether you need a refresher on how to play pinochle or are new to the game, this course is for you. Review the rules for playing three-, four-, and five-handed pinochle. Participants will learn the terminology and point value of the various melds and some strategies for playing your hand. Participants will play a game of several rounds.

As we age, we want to be sure to keep our brains sharp. Here’s our chance to be proactive. Brain challenges, both physical and mental, will keep our brains healthy as we age. Come participate in some exercises, either seated or standing, that challenge your brain and activities that exercise your memory and analytical skills. Since socialization is also an important factor in good brain health, finish up with free time to socialize and enjoy some brain-healthy snacks.

Whether you are just learning or reviewing those basic ballroom dance steps, join in the fun and exercise. You will learn or polish up on foxtrot, waltz, rumba, cha cha, and the swing (also known as jitterbug, etc.). We'll even add a little drama of T-A-N-G-O!

There is no such thing as two left feet and everyone has rhythm! The only recommendation is to wear smooth-sole shoes if you have them. Friends and partners are welcome (they can be registered as guests). Partners are not required.

Music, dance, exercise, and fun in two easy lessons.