Join Oasis and Seretta Martin, MFA, San Diego Poetry Annual, managing editor, published poet. We welcome writers who want to learn more about poetry craft, and revision. First, we read each other’s poems and offer suggestions. As time permits, we write for 15 minutes to a prompt (optional sharing), and/or discuss the printed lesson handout which is also emailed soon after the class session.
Join Oasis for an introductory course to the Spanish language and culture for students who have no prior experience learning or speaking Spanish. The focus will be on basic communication skills, while becoming familiar with the Spanish speaking world. Students will learn structures that will enable them to function in Spanish in everyday context.
In this hour Oasis will share 2,000 years of fine music inspired by Christmas. We will enjoy jewels from the Renaissance, the era of Bach and Handel, and more classical era and modern sacred masterpieces that will embrace you! This orchestral music will be historically presented with just enough context.
Join Oasis for this four-part workshop series, where you’ll read and discuss exemplary pieces of very short fiction and non-fiction with a focus on the craft of writing. Through analysis and experimentation, you’ll learn how to write stories and essays that range in length from six words to 1,500 words, and you’ll have the chance to share your efforts in a supportive workshop environment.
Join Oasis for this class. In the 16th century, Spain built one of the world’s most powerful empires. Only unified in 1492 and not resource rich, how was Spain able to become a global powerhouse? What factors contributed to its meteoric rise and what brought about its ultimate decline?
Join Oasis and Seretta Martin, MFA, San Diego Poetry Annual, managing editor, published poet. This Poetry series has been generously underwritten by anonymous donor, a.k.a. The Moon of Happiness. We welcome writers who want to learn more about poetry craft, and revision. First, we read each other’s poems and offer suggestions. As time permits, we write for 15 minutes to a prompt (optional sharing), and/or discuss the printed lesson handout which is also emailed soon after the class session.
Join Oasis for this class. Why do I keep forgetting things? Learn how your memory functions, why it changes with age, and what you can do to strengthen your abilities. Kelly Bertenshaw, MA, CC-SLP, ECDCS, offers practical tools to boost memory, brain function and support lifelong cognitive health.
Tired of searching on Google and not being able to find exactly what you’re looking for? This Oasis class is for you! How do you search for something within a web page itself? All will be revealed. Walk away with the knowledge and skills to be a better Internet sleuth.
Join Oasis for this class that revisits one of the iconic Impressionists, viewing the evolution of his work in relation to that of his contemporaries and to his times.
Join Oasis for this four-part workshop series, where you’ll read and discuss exemplary pieces of very short fiction and non-fiction with a focus on the craft of writing. Through analysis and experimentation, you’ll learn how to write stories and essays that range in length from six words to 1,500 words, and you’ll have the chance to share your efforts in a supportive workshop environment.
Join Oasis for this class. The inevitability of death is the one thing in life we’re certain about, yet most people would do anything to avoid talking or even thinking about it. What is holding you back from being more prepared? Devoting time and energy to consider and plan ahead for your future —including your inevitable death—will change how you die and how you live, right here, right now, and for the rest of your life.
Join Oasis and Seretta Martin, MFA, San Diego Poetry Annual, managing editor, published poet. This Poetry series has been generously underwritten by anonymous donor, a.k.a. The Moon of Happiness. We welcome writers who want to learn more about poetry craft, and revision. First, we read each other’s poems and offer suggestions. As time permits, we write for 15 minutes to a prompt (optional sharing), and/or discuss the printed lesson handout which is also emailed soon after the class session.
