Interested in learning a new hobby or picking crochet back up again?  Discover the joy of crochet in this beginner-friendly class designed for new crocheters and those needing a refresher. This hands-on class will guide you through the five essential crochet stitches and help you gain confidence as you create useful handmade projects. Participants will work toward completing a project each week, with possibilities including washcloths, hats, market bags, and other practical creations. Patterns are provided for every project, and once the basic stitches are mastered, you can tailor projects to fit your interests and creativity. 

Please bring a bag large enough to hold your yarn and project, a small bag or pencil case, small scissors, and a pencil.

A materials fee of $10 per person (for hooks, stitch markers, and yarn) is due and payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

The class will not meet on 10/12/26.

There’s more to fall than pumpkins! Join us to create a beautiful pair of seed bead fringe earrings inspired by the rich colors of the season. Perfect for beginner beaders, this class will introduce basic beadwork techniques while guiding you step-by-step through a stylish design you can wear all autumn long. Participants will also take home instructions so they can recreate the earrings again and again in different color combinations. 

 Materials are included with the course fee.

Curious about yoga but unsure where to begin? This welcoming and interactive workshop is designed specifically for beginners who want to learn more before joining a traditional yoga class. Participants will explore the basics of yoga, including what yoga is (and isn’t), what to expect during a class, the benefits of regular practice, and helpful tips for making your first yoga experience enjoyable and stress-free. Questions are encouraged throughout the workshop in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. The session will conclude with a gentle chair yoga sample class suitable for all abilities. No experience is necessary—just come ready to learn, stretch, and enjoy!

Wear comfortable clothing for stretching; yoga mats are optional. 

Get ready to run, jump, throw, and have fun! Designed for our youngest aspiring athletes, this exciting introduction to Track & Field helps children build confidence, coordination, and athletic skills in a positive and supportive environment. Participants will learn the fundamentals of sprinting, hurdles, long jump, shot put, and distance running through age-appropriate activities, games, and relay races that keep everyone moving and engaged. Each week focuses on a different Track & Field event, giving children the opportunity to explore new skills while developing teamwork, sportsmanship, and a love for physical activity. The program concludes with a fun-filled mini track meet where athletes can showcase what they’ve learned and celebrate their accomplishments!

Perfect for: Young athletes looking to stay active, build confidence, and discover the excitement of Track & Field.

If you have any questions, contact Snyder Track & Field at 716-400-2905.

This is an after-school program that is designed for students in grades 2-5. Please register through the following link: Snyder Track and Field Registration

Discover practical techniques to cultivate greater focus, balance, and inner peace in this relaxing and restorative class. Each week, participants will explore a different aspect of personal well-being and self-healing through guided practices designed to calm the mind and reconnect with the body. Classes may include meditation, breathwork, mantras, proprioception, and visualization exercises, offering a variety of tools to support mindfulness, stress reduction, and emotional balance. Each session also features a soothing sound bath experience using instruments such as crystal singing bowls, gongs, and tuning forks to deepen relaxation and enhance the overall experience. Participants should dress comfortably and be prepared to lie down during class. Come with an open mind and a willingness to relax.

Please wear comfortable clothing and bring water, a Yoga mat, a blanket, a pillow, and an eye mask to create a comfortable space for rest and reflection.

Looking to enhance your earning potential, expand your employment options, give back to your community, or become a more valuable asset to your current employer? A Notary Public skill set is in high demand across a broad range of industries, including real estate, legal, medical, and banking, to name just a few. Registrants of this course will learn about New York State requirements and will receive step-by-step instructions about the New York Notary Commission process. This course offers the ideal opportunity to gain expertise and acquire the knowledge and tools necessary to pass the New York State Notary exam and practice as a highly effective Notary in New York State. Becoming a Notary Public opens doors to becoming a Notary Signing Agent, In-Person Electronic Notary, or Online Notary. 

Please bring a pencil and a notebook to class.

Many people believe their estate and retirement plans will automatically protect them. However, unexpected healthcare or Medicaid events can expose gaps that threaten everything – including your home. This seminar will uncover these overlooked risks and show you how to safeguard your assets, home, and long-term security.

Through real-life examples, we will demonstrate how untested plans fail when it matters most, and why having a plan isn’t enough. Your plan must be structured, coordinated, and designed for real-world outcomes.

Key focus areas include:

• Income Protection: Secure and sustain your retirement income. 
• Home & Asset Protection: Safeguard your home and assets from unforeseen events. 
• Healthcare Planning: Address Medicaid and healthcare needs effectively. 
• Legacy Planning: Ensure your legacy and wishes are honored. 

Class taught by Les Robinson, CLTC, CRPC, Nationally Resourced Expert and Author of Protecting Your Money from Medicaid and Nursing Home Events. 

Please bring paper and a pen to class.              

This class is presented by the Alzheimer's Association WNY Chapter

Research shows there are everyday habits you can build today to help protect your memory and thinking as you get older – even reducing your risk of cognitive decline and possibly dementia. Join us to learn:

• Healthy habits that help protect your brain, like staying active and eating right.
• Building your personalized action plan for brain-healthy habits.
• Plus low-impact Tai Chi movements you can practice daily to boost your overall well-being, offered by a certified Tai Chi for Arthritis instructor.