Personal Enrichment Classes at MCC
Learn a New Hobby or Grow Your Skills!
Focus on your personal enrichment.
Our noncredit programs give you access to a variety of courses.
With our offerings, you can:
- Grow your hobby skills
- Learn a new craft
- Explore something new
Digital Photography I
In this course you will learn how to shoot with your camera in manual mode with a focus on how aperture, shutter speed and ISO affect how your images look, and how to use Lightroom, a photo editing software. Students will shoot assignments outside of class. Depending on the class size, class will be structured around instruction on a new topic, students having time to cull & edit their images (using the software Lightroom), and having a full class share/critique or an individual image review by the instructor. The most useful part of classroom instruction will be review of photos students have shot. Students need a DSLR Camera or a Mirrorless camera. An Adobe subscription is recommended but not required: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html Instructor will provide instructions on options to choose the first day of class. If you do not have an Adobe subscription it is recommended that you bring an USB flash drive or external hard drive. Eligible for 50% tuition waiver for MCC employees. (18 hours) $265
Spring 2027
Course Number: CAR 611 30 CRN: 19838
January 12 to February 23, 2027
Days/Times: Tuesdays 6pm - 9pm
Building/Room: Academic Resources, Room AR 108
Instructor: WATANABE
No class 2/16
Digital Photography II
This course builds on what was learned in Digital Photo 1. We review the basic concepts & practices of digital photography, focusing on compositional rules and lighting. We will delve more into the creative aspect of photography. We’ll also focus on finding your style & voice with your photography. Students will shoot assignments outside of class. Class will be structured around students having time to cull & edit their images (using the software Lightroom), having a full class share/critique & then instruction on a new topic. The most useful part of classroom instruction will be the review of photos students have shot. They will see what makes a successful photo and what does not. Students need an SLR Digital Camera or Mirrorless Camera. An Adobe subscription is recommended but not required: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html Instructor will provide instructions on what option choose on the first day of class if there is any uncertainty. If you do not have an Adobe subscription it is recommended that you bring an USB flash drive or external hard drive. Eligible for 50% tuition waiver for MCC employees. (18 hours) $265
Fall 2026
Course Number: CAR 612 30 CRN: 11407
Dates: November 3 to December 15, 2026
Days/Times: Tuesdays 6pm - 9pm
Building/Room: Academic Resources, Room AR 108
No Class on 11/24
Instructor: WATANABE
Spring 2027
Course Number: CAR 612 30 CRN: 19839
Dates: March 16 to April 27, 2027
Days/Times: Tuesdays 6pm - 9pm
Building/Room: Academic Resources, Room AR 108
No Class on 4/20
Instructor: WATANABE
Introduction to Cartoon and Caricature Drawing
Explore the imaginative art of Cartooning and Caricature drawing with renowned artist Bill Bradbury. Develop and learn the skills to draw the most popular form of everyday art using simple but effective techniques. Topics covered: simple forms, simple anatomy, and the figure in motion, facial features and utilizing color successfully. Applying concepts like exaggeration, abstraction and perspective, you will take a rough sketch of facial expressions and figure drawing to a fully developed caricature and single panel cartoons. Class is appropriate for ages high school through adult. Please bring to class: Pencils (3H, 2B, 6B) Fine/Reg Black Sharpies, Cardstock paper, tracing paper, ruler/triangle (12 hours) $200
A graduate of New England School of Art in Boston, Bill’s work has been published in newspapers, magazines, and numerous publications. Bill was employed at the Lowell Sun Newspaper for 25 years as a graphic artist, and editorial cartoonist.
Spring 2027
March 25 to April 29, 2027
Thursdays, 6:00pm – 8:00 pm
Lowell Campus Building: Federal Building, room 215
Course Number: PER 515 80 CRN: 20490
Professor: BRADBURY
Intro to Expressive Watercolor
Embark on a journey with Bethany Peck's beginner watercolor class, the perfect opportunity
to dive into the whimsical world of watercolor painting. Designed to help you grasp
the basics of watercolor and build a strong foundation for your artistic pursuits.
Learn essential skills such as understanding values and color mixing. Learn the ins
and outs of watercolor equipment while obtaining a solid understanding of the tools
necessary to bring your artistic visions to life. Explore mixing various colors allowing
you to create vibrant hues that truly stand out! We will take you on a journey to
paint enchanting watercolor landscapes and still life. Bring the following: Basic
watercolor set, watercolor brushes in an assortment of widths, pad of watercolor paper,
paper towels, masking tape, pencil, cup for water. Instructor will have some materials
students may borrow or purchase if needed. (10 hours) $159
Spring 2027
March 3 to March 31, 2027
Wednesday
6:00pm-8:00pm
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic, room G-17
Course Number: PER 581 30 CRN: 20604
Professor: KALABOKIS
Indian Inspired Dishes for the Holidays- Vegan friendly
This menu is designed to inspire and teach participants to create memorable Indian-inspired
dishes that elevate any holiday table. Emphasizing health-conscious cooking techniques
like air frying and combining traditional Indian spices, we will create dishes that
are both elegant and nourishing. We will make Curried Squash Soup, a deeply satisfying
nourishing bowl, Roasted or Air fried Vegetables with Garam Masala, this colorful
medley of seasonal vegetables, feature warm notes of cinnamon, cloves, and cardamom
and a Basmati Rice Pulav with Butternut Squash. This Pulav is delicately spiced with
golden cubes of butternut squash that melt into the rice, adding color and richness.
We will sample our creations at the end of class. Class held in Lexington at the Instructor’s
professional home kitchen. Materials fee payable to the instructor $39 in advance
by check or Venmo. (2.5 hours) $79
Fall 2026
December 3, 2026
Thursday
6:00pm-8:30pm
Off Campus Lexington MA – Directions will be provided
Course Number: PER 517 33 CRN: 18549
Professor: NADKARNI
New! Indian Comfort Food, Powered Up!
Traditional flavors. More protein. More fiber. Just as delicious. Discover how traditional
Indian recipes are thoughtfully boosted by protein and fiber, without sacrificing
the authentic flavors you love. In this hands-on class, we’ll make Rajma Chana Masala,
a hearty combination of kidney beans and chickpeas; Masoor Pulao, a fragrant rice
dish boosted with protein and fiber rich lentils; and a refreshing Green Goddess Raita
packed with herbs and fresh flavor. You’ll learn practical techniques for incorporating
more protein, fiber and legumes into Indian meals—while keeping them flavorful, comforting
and approachable. We will sit down to sample and discuss our creations during the
last half hour of class. Class is held in Lexington at the instructor’s professional
home kitchen. Materials fee of $46 is payable to the instructor in advance by check
or Venmo. (2.5 hours) $79
Spring 2027
Saturday, April 1, 2027
6:00pm-8:30pm
Off Campus Lexington - Directions will be provided
Course Number: PER 527 33 CRN: 20581
Professor: NADKARNI
New! Protein-packed Indian Comfort Food
Classic Indian flavors. Protein-rich ingredients. Whole grains and vegetables. Discover
authentic Indian flavors boosted by protein and fiber. In this hands-on class, we’ll
prepare Chicken Saagwala, a flavorful chicken curry simmered with aromatics, spices
and spinach; Carrot Poriyal, a colorful South Indian vegetable dish finished infused
with fragrant spices and finished with coconut and try your hands making a Whole Grain
Protein-Rich Roti, a nourishing twist on the everyday Indian flatbread. You’ll learn
simple techniques for building an Indian meal with protein, whole grains, fiber, vegetables
and traditional spices—without compromising on the authentic flavors and textures
that make Indian home cooking so special. We will sit down to sample and discuss our
creations during the last half hour of class. Class is held in Lexington at the instructor’s
professional home kitchen. Materials fee of $46 is payable to the instructor in advance
by check or Venmo. (2.5 hours) $79
Spring 2027
Thursday, April 29, 2027
6:00pm – 8:30pm
Off Campus Lexington, MA – Directions will be provided
Course Number: PER 528 33 CRN: 20584
Professor: NADKARNI
Vintage Heart Cake Decorating
Learn how to create a charming heart shaped cake that is perfect for Valentine’s Day,
birthdays, anniversaries and special occasions. This is a beginner friendly, hands-on
class. Learn how to properly level, fill and frost a heart shaped cake, achieve a
smooth buttercream finish, pipe vintage borders and shells and add lettering and details
for a timeless elegant look. What’s included: prebaked cake and decorating materials,
step by step instruction and a box to take home your beautifully decorated 6” cake
to impress family and friends, just bring an apron! (2 hours) $99
Spring 2027
Wednesday, February 3, 2027
6:00pm-8:00pm
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic, room G-11
Course Number: PER 519 30 CRN: 20516
Professor: HATZIANDREOU
Whimsical Spring Floral Cake Workshop
Join us for a beginner 2-hour hands-on cake decorating class where you will learn
how to create a stunning Whimsical Buttercream Cake! Perfect for spring celebrations
or special occasion, this class will guide you through every step; from preparing
your cake for decorating to piping delicate flowers, rosettes, leaves and swirls.
You will master key buttercream techniques including smoothing and texturing pastel
buttercream, piping dimensional flowers, using different tips and adding finishing
touches for a professional look. What’s included: prebaked cake, decorating materials,
and a box to take home your cake, just bring an apron. (2 hours) $99
Spring 2027
Wednesday, April 14, 2027
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic, room G-11
Course Number: PER 521 30 CRN: 20525
Professor: HATZIANDREOU
Accounting/Bookkeeping Fundamentals
Learn essential terms and concepts for starting an accounting system, understand debits
and credits, classify items as assets, liabilities, equity, revenue/sales and expenditures.
Use practice scenarios and complete basic procedures such as journalizing entries
and posting transactions to a general ledger. Explore the bookkeeping and accounting
cycle, cash systems, create and understand financial reports. Learn to create a Trial
Balance and Post- Closing Trial Balance, understand an Income Statement and Balance
Sheet as well as adjusting entries and bank statement reconciliation. To receive a
course Certificate of Completion, students are required to show course competencies
through short assessments. This professional development class does not have a pre-req.
(30 hours) $565 for the course.
An additional $109 fee for course materials that students are required to purchased
the first day of class.
February 3 to April 7, 2027
Wednesdays
Time: 5:30p - 8:45p
Course Number: CAR 797 75 CRN 17351
Online via Zoom
Professor: SHARMA
No class on 3/24
Introduction to Options Trading
Explore the mechanics of puts, calls, volatility, time, and the Greeks. Learn how
to structure and manage combinations (covered calls and protective puts) and spreads
(bear call spreads, bull put spreads, iron condors, butterflies, straddles, and strangles)
and how to manage risk. No prior experience is required, just curiosity and an interest
in learning how Options really work. Scot Weisman is a former financial analyst with
over 40 years of experience trading options. His approach emphasizes practical understanding,
disciplined risk management, and clear communication of market ideas. Scot has taught
and mentored traders in applying real-world strategies that balance opportunity with
caution, making him well-suited to guide students new to derivatives. (10 hours) $125
Fall 2026
November 2 to November 30, 2026
Monday, 6:00pm-8:00pm
Bedford Campus
Building: North Academic, room NA-G11
Professor: WEISMAN
Course Number: PER 520 30 CRN: 18620
Spring 2027
March 15 to April 12, 2027
Monday, 6:00pm-8:00pm
Bedford Campus
Building: North Academic, room NA-G11
Professor: WEISMAN
Course Number: PER 520 30 CRN: 20523
Intro to QuickBooks Online – Course Number EDG 928
In this ONLINE course in partnership with Ed2go, you will Learn to reconcile your
checking account and manage credit card and loan payments; create and print invoices,
receipts, and statements; track your payables, inventory, and receivables; create
estimates; generate reports; and much more. When your course starts, you will be directed
to access and utilize the free QuickBooks Online practice site to complete lessons
and assignments. You do not need to purchase a subscription or additional software.
Please note that this course is suitable only for the QuickBooks Online version. The
desktop versions of QuickBooks are not compatible with this course and should not
be used. Classes begin monthly. $180 Tuition. 24 hours. Not eligible for tuition waivers.
EDG 928
Registration and payment is through Ed2go: https://www.ed2go.com/mcc/online-courses/quickbooks-online/#tab_requirements
Successfully complete both Accounting Fundaments and Online QuickBooks for a certificate of completion
Personal Finance – EDG 660
Do you have clear financial goals? Are you confident you will be able to retire someday? How can be sure you are making the right investments? Do you know how to change your credit report to reduce your expenses and increase your financial security? We will prepare you for a lifetime of worthwhile personal financial planning. The tools you will learn are useful, realistic, and easy to work into your regular routine. You will learn to create and use a budget, borrow and invest wisely, make intelligent decisions about insurance, and plan for your financial future. You will develop a retirement savings plan, and you will be better prepared to make purchases and plan for taxes. Learn the essentials of household bookkeeping, recordkeeping requirements, and more. (24 hours) $170, 6 weeks. Not eligible for waivers. Classes begin monthly. Enrollment and payment are through Ed2go: https://www.ed2go.com/mcc/online-courses/personal-finance/
Intro To Floral Design
Join Cindy Mattson of Given Erwin Florist! We will cover the principles and elements of Floral Design, as well as fresh flower care and handling. A hands-on workshop is included in each session. All flowers, materials, and tools are provided and you can take home each project. No experience necessary! While this is more of an educational program, the atmosphere is casual and the materials we will work with are lovely. We will use a different combination of florals each week. Topics covered: Harmony and Unity; Proportion and Scale; Rhythm and Emphasis; Balance and Symmetry. Materials fee of $180 is payable to the instructor via check or Venmo. Ms. Mattson is accredited as an American Institute of Floral Design member. (10 hours) $114
September 14 to October 5, 2026
Monday, 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Bedford Campus
Building: North Academic, room NA-G17
Course Number: PER 783 30 CRN: 17155
Professor: MATTSON
Intro to Floral Design II
We will continue to explore the principles and elements of floral design in this 2nd portion of Basic Floral Design using the tools learned in Part 1. Students will be shown different techniques applied to floral design and will have hands-on experience using fresh material and interesting supplies. Each week the instructor will focus on a specific theme, principle, or element. The class will have an opportunity to demonstrate their version of that design. Materials fee of $180 is payable to the instructor via check or venmo. Ms. Mattson is accredited as an American Institute of Floral Design member
Prerequisite: Completion of Intro to Floral Design 1. (10 hours) $114
October 19 to November 9, 2026
Monday, 6:00pm-8:30pm
Bedford Campus
Building: North Academic, room NA-G17
Course Number: PER 950 30 CRN: 18017
Professor: MATTSON
Intro to Floral Design lll
This program is a continuation of Floral Design I & II. We will go deeper into the
principles and elements of floral design with examples of how they are used in daily
flower shop activity. You will be shown different techniques applied to floral design
and will have hands-on experience using fresh material and interesting supplies. Topics
covered: wiring and taping (for wedding, corsage, and event work), advanced hand ties,
using tropicals, basing, sheltering and composite work (for funeral) and display work
in a free form style during the final week. Materials fee of $180 is payable to the
instructor via check or venmo. Ms. Mattson is accredited as an American Institute
of Floral Design member.
Pre-requisite: Completion of Intro to Floral Design I & II.
(10 hours) $114
November 16 to December 7, 2026
Monday, 6:00pm - 8:30
Bedford Campus
Building: North Academic, room NA-17
Course Number: PER 504 30 CRN: 18463
Professor: MATTSON
Halloween "Boo-Quet"
Join us as we build a "Boo-Quet" using fresh pumpkins and flowers, just in time for
Halloween. We give step by step instructions. No experience required. Classes are
fun and creative. Best of all, you take home the arrangement you make. Material fee
of $60 per student is payable to the instructor at class. (2 Hours) $44
October 30, 2026
Friday
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic, room NA-G17
Course Number: PER 821 30 CRN: 18382
Professor: MATTSON
Thanksgiving Centerpiece
Learn how to make a lovely Thanksgiving table centerpiece using fresh flowers and
a candle. Impress your friends and family when you tell them you made it yourself.
Classes are low key and fun, no experience necessary. Material fee of $60 per student
is payable to the instructor at class. (2 Hours) $44
November 20, 2026
Friday
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic Hall, room NA-G17
Course Number: PER 640 30 CRN: 16647
Professor: MATTSON
Holiday Boxwood Tree
Start your Holiday decorating off by joining Given Erwin Florist of Burlington to
learn how to make a boxwood tree. This hands-on class is fun and sure to get you in
the holiday spirit. We'll guide you step by step through the process and provide all
flowers and material you need. Material fee of $60 per student is payable to the instructor
at class. (2 Hours) $44
December 4, 2026
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Friday
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic Hall, room NA-G17
Course Number: PER 641 30 CRN: 16645
Professor: MATTSON
Holiday Sparkle
Bring home a little sparkle for the holidays! Join Given Erwin Florist at Middlesex
Community College for a hands on make and take class. We'll be making a Dazzling Holiday
Centerpiece using fresh evergreens and fragrant flowers. No design experience necessary,
we will walk you through the how to's and we will provide all the supplies and flowers
you will need. Material fee of $60 per student payable to the instructor at class.
(2 Hours) $44
December 11, 2026
Friday
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic, room NA-G17
Course Number: PER 822 30 CRN: 18540
Professor: MATTSON
Christmas Glow
Welcome the warmth of this Holiday season. This hands on "make and take home" design
session for Christmas features pine cones, scented evergreens, fresh florals and a
keepsake candle. All supplies and flowers are provided. We'll walk you through the
process of designing it and you get to take your lovely bouquet home! Materials fee
of $60 payable to instructor.
(2 Hours) $44
December 14, 2026
Monday
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Bedford Campus Building: North Academic, room NA-G17
Course Number: PER 823 30 CRN: 18383
Professor: MATTSON
About the instructor: Cindy Mattson attended the South Florida School of Floral Design and spent 12 years working professionally as a florist in Maine before relocating to Massachusetts. In February 2004, she purchased Given Erwin Florist, where she continues to share her passion, creativity, and expertise in floral design with both customers and students. In 2002, Cindy was inducted into the American Institute of Floral Designers (AIFD), one of the floral industry's most respected professional organizations dedicated to promoting and recognizing the highest standards of floral artistry. She has since attained Laureate Status, an honor that reflects her long-standing commitment to excellence in the profession. With only about 1,300 members worldwide, AIFD membership is a prestigious distinction that requires a rigorous evaluation of a designer's skills, creativity, and professionalism.
Beginning Conversational French
Discover how easy learning simple words and phrases for leisure and business can be.
The Beginning Conversational French course makes pronunciation simple, with phonetic
spellings for every word and phrase you need to learn French. This online course even
includes audio so that you can hear and practice the language with little more than
a click of your mouse! You will also learn cultural tips in each lesson that will
make you more comfortable in a foreign setting. The skills you obtain will not only
allow you to carry on a French conversation with ease but become prepared to speak
French in a wide variety of settings and situations. Classes begin monthly. $150.
24 hours Course is online through Ed2go. Not eligible for waivers.
EDG 640
Enrollment and payment are through Ed2go: https://www.ed2go.com/mcc/online-courses/conversational-french-beginner/
Discover Sign Language
In this online course, discover sign language and learn to communicate with using
your hands with American Sign Language (ASL).
Learn to fingerspell the alphabet, sign colors, numbers, objects. You will acquire a wide range of useful, everyday vocabulary that will enable you to engage in meaningful conversations. Using video demonstrations, you will understand how to form correct signs and incorporate facial expressions to communicate beautifully in sign language.
Explore the history and usage of American Sign Language (ASL) and how to navigate the culture and social customs. By the end, you will be confident and ready to participate in a conversation using the power of sign language.(24 hours). $150. Not eligible for waivers. Enrollment and payment are through
EDG 955 Ed2go:
https://www.ed2go.com/mcc/online-courses/learn-sign-language/
Instant Italian
This dynamic course will teach you how to express yourself comfortably in Italian.
You'll learn practical, everyday words. You'll read, hear, and practice dialogues
based on typical situations that you're likely to encounter if you plan to vacation
in Italy.
Essential words and phrases are written phonetically by using sounds that are familiar
to you from English words. The audio feature lets you hear the words and phrases spoken
aloud with just a click of your mouse. Short exercises are included with each lesson
to help you reinforce what you've learned and gauge your progress, making it easy
to pinpoint areas that you still need to review. The exercises also give you immediate
feedback—you'll know whether you answered correctly as soon as you finish.
By the end of the course, you will know how to ask for help, ask directions, navigate Italian shops, book a hotel room, order a meal, and much more! Cultural notes are included throughout the course to help you better understand Italians and their way of life. Classes begin monthly. $150. 24 hours. Course is online through Ed2go. Not eligible for waivers.
EDG 829
Enrollment and payment are through Ed2go.
https://www.ed2go.com/mcc/online-courses/instant-italian/
Spanish for Beginners - Part II
Introduction to Spanish is an interactive, fun class intended for those with little
knowledge of the language. Students continue their study of Spanish by expanding their
knowledge. Its aim is to present new vocabulary, grammar, and to develop the speaking,
listening, reading, and writing skills necessary for basic communication and comprehension.
Students will have the opportunity to practice and apply what they learn in conversation
and enjoy getting to know their fellow classmates while doing so. Communicative class
activities will include pair and group work, interviews, and role-playing. Customs
and culture are also presented. This course is the continuation of the first section
and new students with a little bit of Spanish experience the desire to learn are welcome.
Enroll by 1/19. (14 hours) $299
Spring 2027
January 27 to May 5, 2027
Wednesday
5:30pm – 6:30pm
Online with class meeting time
Course Number: CAR 523 75 CRN: 20526
Professor: HOYES
No class 3/24
FAA Remote Pilot Certification
This program will cover the required knowledge content areas of the FAA’s Remote Pilot
Testing including: Regulations, The National Airspace System, Weather, Aircraft Loading
and Performance, and Flight Operations. Upon completion, students should feel qualified
to take the FAA Remote Pilot Test.
Practice Questions will also be a key factor of this course.
A third day is also included that will focus on the safe UAS operations in the field
while operating advanced training drones in various exercises. Course participants
will also learn about key safety features of certain models of UAS’s as well as how
to develop and follow sound checklist procedures and maintenance protocols. (21 hours)
$650
Spring 2027
Saturday, February 20, February 27, March 6, 2027
9:00am - 4:00pm
Middlesex Community College
591 Springs Road, Bedford, MA
Course Number CAR 974 30 CRN 20449
Building: North Academic
Room: NA 217
Instructor: David Price
PRESENTER: David Price – Chief UAS Pilot Greenman-Pedersen, Inc.
David’s background is extensive in aviation higher education. After working as a
corporate pilot in the 1990’s, David’s focus change to aviation safety education.
David was a Professor of Aviation at Daniel Webster College where he developed and
delivered curriculum for the College’s internationally accredited flight training
program. David was promoted to the position of Dean of Aviation Sciences at Daniel
Webster College where he was responsible for all flight training and safety as well
as all related academics for the college’s three aviation degree programs (flight,
management, and ATC).
In 2010 David acquired the role of the Dean of Aviation at Bridgewater State University.
During his tenure there, David grew the flight training program from 37 to 142 students
(283% increase). Developed the Flight Program’s first Safety Management System (SMS),
achieved international academic accreditation, and was able to turn the flight training
into a profitable program.
David is an FAA certified Advanced Ground Instructor and Flight Instructor. In 2006
David was honored as Teacher of the Year by both the American Institute of Aeronautics
and Astronautics and the Federal Aviation Administration. David is a graduate of Daniel
Webster College with a BS in Aviation Management as well as an MBA. In 2014 David
received the Frank G. Brewer Award from the Civil Air Patrol for Aviation Education
Excellence.
In 2016 David became the Chief UAS Pilot for Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. where he oversees
all UAS operations which include survey-mapping, structures inspections, thermal imagery
and training.
Ed2Go - Interior Design 101
This online introductory interior design course covers various topics and skills needed for success as a residential interior designer. You will start by defining key terms and concepts in interior design and then learn how to effectively apply design elements and principles to create residential design plans. You will explore the historical design features that influence contemporary projects. Best practices in space planning, material selection, color theory, and lighting design will be covered, along with considerations for health, safety, accessibility, and sustainability. Your training dives into how to select furniture, textiles, accessories, window treatments, and artwork to enhance a space. By the end, you will have a solid understanding of interior design and be equipped with the knowledge to create aesthetically pleasing and functional interior designs. $200. Not eligible for waivers. Classes begin monthly. Enrollment and payment are through ed2go:
https://www.ed2go.com/mcc/online-courses/interior-design-introduction/
Intro to Backyard Beekeeping
This introductory course will give an overview and will prepare you for the excitement
and challenges of backyard beekeeping in New England. We will cover bee culture and
society, tools and equipment, establishing your first hives, hive management, the
harvesting process and potential cash flow streams from bees. (10 hours) $125
Spring 2027
March 11 to April 8, 2027
Thursday, 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Bedford Campus
Building: North Academic, room: G17
Course Number: PER 946 30 CRN: 19859
Professor: WEISMAN
Workday Reset: Gentle Chair Yoga
We offer a refreshing break from your busy day. No need to change clothes or grab a mat—simply join us online. You’ll discover how to release tension, improve posture, and re-energize your body and mind through gentle yogaposes and mindful breathing techniques. Movement improves focus and be sent prior to class beginning. About the instructor: Lori Weir is a CYT 500 and has been a valued adjunct faculty member for MCC’s Business Department for 25+ years. $65
Tuesday, October 27 to November 17, 2026
3:00pm - 3:45pm
Online with class meeting time
Course Number: PER 512 76 CRN: 18577
Professor WEIR