Have you ever wanted to learn how to make your own sourdoughbread from start to finish? NACE is excited to welcome the owner andbaker of Little Acre Farm, Kayla Day, to our Winter/Spring 2025 classes!In this introduction to making sourdough, Kayla will teach you howto make your own starter from scratch, including initially starting thedough and feeding and maintaining the dough until it is ready to bebaked. She will go over common issues that can arise from makingsourdough starters and show you what each stage of the dough shouldlook/smell like. You will leave the class with your own starter dough thatyou will feed until it is ready for baking. The cost of this class includeseverything to get started.

Do you have a child that just got their license or is going to be going through drivers ed soon?  In this seminar, we explain the insurance market and how teenage drivers are rated.  We look at things that you can do to help alleviate the rising insurance costs and liabilities that your new driver may bring.

Learn techniques on how to work through that box of photographs we all have. Integrating the stories behind the pictures will also be explored. Please bring some of your photographs to get started. 

Goat milk? Have you ever wanted to try making soap with goat’s milk? Or do you even have your own goats and need something else to do with the excess milk? In this hands-on workshop you will be able to make your own minibatch of goat’s milk soap (six bars). Please note that the soap needs to cure for around 48 hours before they are ready to go home.

Maximum number of students in this class is 6, so be sure to sign up early as seats fill fast!

A materials fee of $15 is due at the start of class to the instructor.

Now that you have learned the art of making your own sourdoughstarters, it’s time to see the different things that you can bake with it! Ifyou took Kayla’s Sourdough 101 class and have a starter that is ready tobake you can bring it to class or purchase a starter before the class. Inthis class you will learn different mixing and folding techniques to getthe perfect bread. You will also learn how to take any excess dough youmay have and see what you can make with it. Kayla will have doughready to bake in class and you will get to take home the loaves made tobake at home.

A materials list for this class will be available on the registration page for this class, or you can purchase what you will needdirectly from the instructor.

Staying safe online is essential in today’s world. This class teaches you how to keep your information and your computer/devices safe.

Requirements for this class:
No devices are required; just bring yourself.

This class will cover;

• The different types of life and insurance
• How and why life insurance is important 
• Utilizing life insurance for income and retirement planning

Identify techniques that will help you organize your personal time. Suggestions offered include prioritizing, creating the “To Do” list, and how we underestimate time. Tips on how to stop procrastinating and being overwhelmed will also be discussed.