Classes will be led by Ann Zbylot and Jeanne Lamb. This meditation group will be an opportunity to sample mindfulness, insight, and traditional yogic meditation practices.

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

The January presentation is "Ancestral Charms - Voices from the Past", by Fran Carroll, who wrote an exciting book about some of her ancestors. She will share one way to present the story of our ancestors and how she was able to research.

With teacher Angelica Vargas.

For ages 3 - 5. Siblings welcome.

Duanne Redus has been certified as an Ageless Grace Brain Health educator and will begin teaching classes at the Wimberley Library starting in January. Movements are performed in a chair and focus on joint mobility, spinal flexability,right-left brain coordination, cognitive function, systemic stimulation, balance, confidence, and playfulness.

For ages 0 - 3. Siblings welcome.

With Judy Feinstein.

With Judy Feinstein.

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

Intermediate Spanish with Angelica Vargas.

Joseph "Pete" Van Dyck is a restoration ecologist who specializes in re-hydrating landscapes with nature based solutions. He will share strategies for drought-proofing land in the Texas Hill Country and for reviving springs, recharge aquifers, and rivers.

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

With teacher Angelica Vargas.

For ages 3 - 5. Siblings welcome.

Duanne Redus has been certified as an Ageless Grace Brain Health educator and will begin teaching classes at the Wimberley Library starting in January. Movements are performed in a chair and focus on joint mobility, spinal flexability,right-left brain coordination, cognitive function, systemic stimulation, balance, confidence, and playfulness.

For ages 0 - 3. Siblings welcome.

With Judy Feinstein.

With Judy Feinstein.

Guest speaker and Master Gardener Joe Blanford will talk about "Defensive Deer Gardening".  His home landscape features a variety of native trees and shrubs that create a diverse environment for bees, butterflies, birds, and all animals, except deer.

Lauren Robins and Carla Daws lead these free classes that include breathing techniques, gentle strengthening exercises, mild yoga stretches, and gratitude practice – all from a seated position. Free at the Wimberley Library every Tuesday and Thursday morning, 9:30 – 10:30 am

Intermediate Spanish with Angelica Vargas.