Have you ever dreamed of wielding a sword like a movie hero or performing a dramatic duel like the Three Musketeers? Now’s your chance to bring that energy to life — safely and on stage.

Shoreline Community College’s Continuing Education program is offering a Stage Combat & Sword Fighting class designed to teach you how to move, fight, and act with confidence and flair. Whether you’re into theater, film, cosplay, or just looking for a unique way to stay active, this one-day workshop is the perfect opportunity to combine exercise, coordination, and dramatic performance in a fun and supportive setting.

Led by instructor Lee Ann Hittenberger, the class covers stage-safe sword salutes, cuts, parries, and fight choreography. You’ll even learn a full fight sequence that will be filmed on the final day.

No prior experience is required, but a background in sports or performing arts will definitely help. All supplies, including safe theatrical swords, are provided. Just come dressed in clothes you can move in, tennis shoes, and leather gloves if possible.

• Class Date: Sunday, June 1
• Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
• Location: Theater Lobby, SL016
• Fee: $59

This is a fun, fast-paced — and there’s still time to sign up! Don’t miss your chance to channel your inner stage fighter and learn a cool new skill that’s equal parts performance and physicality.

Click here to register.

Shoreline CC Continuing Education is excited to welcome wine educator Michelle Vaughters to lead the upcoming Pacific Northwest Wines Masterclass on May 29.

With over ten years of experience in the wine industry, Michelle has worked in diverse roles—from Cellar Door Hand in New Zealand to Wine Club Manager in Washington. She brings a hands-on, real-world perspective to her teaching and is passionate about making wine education approachable and enjoyable for everyone.

In this one-night class, you’ll dive into the renowned wine regions of the Pacific Northwest, including Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia. Explore how geography, climate, and terroir influence the wines, and gain insight into the history that shapes each region’s unique identity.

Class Details:

• Date: May 29, 2025
• Time: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
• Location: Shoreline Community College, 9000 Building, Room 9208
• Fee: $59
• Ages 21+ (ID required)

Whether you’re working in the wine world or simply curious to learn more, this class offers a great opportunity to expand your knowledge with guidance from an experienced and passionate instructor.

Spots are limited – click here to register.

In the Pacific Northwest, where earthquakes, wildfires, power outages, and severe storms are real and growing concerns, preparation isn’t just smart—it’s essential. That’s why Shoreline Community College is offering Emergency Preparedness 101 – Getting Started, a three-session evening class designed to give you the tools and confidence to protect yourself and your loved ones when it matters most. Led by instructor Michael Boehm, this course begins Tuesday, May 13, and runs through May 27. Sessions take place from 6:00–8:00 PM in Room 1402 of the SL014 building. The fee is $99, and the knowledge you’ll gain could prove invaluable.

Rather than focusing on fear, Emergency Preparedness 101 offers clear, actionable steps you can take to prepare for both man-made and natural disasters. You’ll learn how to assess risks specific to our region, prioritize what matters most, and create a flexible emergency plan for your home. The course also covers essential tools and supplies—so you can build or strengthen your emergency kit with purpose.

Whether you’re completely new to emergency planning or want to update your current strategies, this class is for you. Don’t wait for a crisis to think about readiness—start now, and gain the peace of mind that comes with knowing you’re prepared.

Class Details:

• Dates: Tuesdays, May 13–27
• Time: 6:00–8:00 PM
• Location: Shoreline Community College, Building SL014, Room 1402
• Fee: $99
• Instructor: Michael Boehm

Space is limited—register today to secure your spot and take the first step toward a safer, more resilient future

Click here to register.

March 10-14th is Civics Education Week.

Are you interested in learning more about civics? Take a look at these great resources for civics education:

• Online games from iCivics give learners a fun, interactive way to engage with civics content.
• Civics for All of US delivers thought-provoking educational programs and resources from the National Archives.

Are you ready to bring some life into your living space? If you’re a beginner plant parent or just curious about houseplants, this class is the perfect opportunity to learn how to grow vibrant, healthy plants.

DATE: Saturday, Feb. 1, 2025

TIME: 10:00am – 12:30pm

PLACE: On campus, room 2905

COST: $59 (now with a 10% discount)

Click here to register.