Want to learn to speak Spanish? Interested in exploring the culture of Spain and Latin America, including music, dance, and geography? Come learn with Oma, an instructor with more than a decade of experience teaching Spanish. Registration is required. Email dpeterson@dconc.gov for more information. This program is open to all.
Beginner Spanish Language and Culture for Folks Over Fifty is an introductory workshop at the North Regional Library designed to teach older adults basic conversational skills and cultural traditions from Spain and Latin America. Led by Oma, an instructor with over ten years of teaching experience, the session covers language basics alongside regional music, dance, and geography. What to Know: This program is free to attend, but you must register in advance by emailing dpeterson@dconc.gov to secure a spot. The class takes place in the Children's Programming Room at the North Regional Library in Durham, which offers plenty of free on-site parking. While the curriculum is tailored for adults over fifty, the library welcomes all interested community members to join. This is an excellent weekend option if you want to help your parents or grandparents stay active in the community, or if you want to learn a new skill together in a relaxed, supportive environment.
Do I need to register for the Spanish class in advance?
Yes, registration is required to attend. You can sign up by emailing dpeterson@dconc.gov before the event.
Is there a fee for this library program?
No, this community class is completely free to attend, though space is limited due to room capacity.
Where is the class located and where should I park?
The class is held in the Children's Programming Room at the North Regional Library in Durham, which has a large, free parking lot directly in front of the building.
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