Five Ways to Learn Something New in Wilton

Fall is right around the corner and the Wilton Continuing Education fall brochure is out. Register now to learn something new and exciting this coming autumn.

• It looked great in the store and the salesperson said it has fantastic features, but how the heck do you work the darn thing? Take a course in Blackberry Bootcamp to find out. You’ll be browsing the web, sending email, answering calls and snapping photos in no time. Two class options are available: October 6th or November 9th. $65 for residents, $75 for non-residents.
• Impress dinner guests with a spectacular dessert perfectly paired with your selection of wine. Learn how in Artisanal Chocolates with Fine Wines. This new class will be held on both October 20th and November 2nd at Sweet Pierre’s in Wilton. Residents’ cost is $20; non-residents pay $30. An additional $35 materials fee applies for both.
• Zumba is taking the exercising community by storm. Work out Monday mornings at Comstock Community Center or Tuesday evenings at Miller-Driscoll School. Residents pay $120 for eight sessions; non-residents pay $135.
• It’s never simple, but the burden of a divorce can be eased with knowledge. On Thursday October 2nd, divorcing couples are invited to find out more about Collaborative Divorce, a new angle to the divorce process. Class is led by attorneys Richard Gibbons and Elizabeth Edwards. Twenty-five dollars for residents; $35 for non-residents.
• Have you ever wanted to speak a foreign language but never had the time to learn? Wilton Continuing Education is offering classes in Spanish and Italian for the fall. Daytime and evening classes are available.