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  • Fall 25/WInter 26 Thumbnail Descriptions
  • Great Decisions
  • Technology
  • About Us
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This photograph was taken by member Robb Evans.

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We celebrated Fall with a Bus trip to NH a turkey dinner on the train and a walk enjoying art and Nature

                                                                  This week’s MILE presentations are: 
Tuesday, 18 November 2025  --  In person at Chapman Hall, Room 808A/B  --  1:30-3:30
Aroma therapy, Yes there is an oil for that  --  Suzette Christensen  --  Preregistration required to attend


Wednesday, 19 November 2025   --  ZOOM  --  1:30-3:00 pm
Thomas Hart Benton Paints Lewis and Clark  --  Katie Hastert

Thursday, 20 November 2025  --  In person at Chapman Hall, Room 808A/B--  9:30-11:30
Great Decisions  --  Open Discussion

Thursday, 20 November 2025  --  In person at Chapman Hall, Room 808 A/B  --  1:30-3:30
Fashion in Fiction  --  Kandie Carle

These are the last presentations for the Fall 2025 semester.  The four Winter Wednesday ZOOM presentations will start on 14 Jan 26.

Spring Semester will start on 13 February with an Orientation Meeting.  Presentations and trips will be given starting on 10 March until 16 April.

Links to the Wednesday ZOOM presentations will be emailed to members the week before the presentation.

The calendar for the four Winter Wednesday ZOOM sessions will be found on the Winter 26 page when it is available. 

​If you are not currently a member of MILE, you can register for the Winter and Spring Semesters for $50.  Current members are already registered for the Winter and Spring semesters.

​The Thumbnail Descriptions for the four the Winter Semester presentations can be found on the Fall 25/Winter 26 Thumbnail Description page.



“We don’t stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing.” ~~ George Bernard Shaw
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