Welcome to Pybus University, where learning is a lifelong adventure.
Pybus Public Market is pleased to offer a series of unique and fun classes for the general public. Classes are free, unless otherwise indicated below. Some classes have a limited number of attendees, so be sure to sign up early! The location of most classes will be in the Pybus LocalTel Event Room. Each class will last 60 to 90 minutes and will be a one night event. Classes are taught by local volunteers with an interest and aptitude in the subject. The public is invited to register for as many classes as you like.
To register, click the “Register Now” link next to the class listings. Once you receive the automated confirmation of enrollment, simply show up for the 7:00pm class at the designated date at Pybus Market. Classes start promptly at 7:00pm.
Thank you for your interest in Pybus University.
If you have any questions or concerns, please email pybusu@gmail.com.
PLEASE only register for classes you plan to attend. Double check your calendars. A significant number of people register and don’t show up. This creates extra work for our volunteer crew, and for capped classes means your friends are unable to attend. Please flag your registration email. If you can’t attend, let us know. Our speakers volunteer their time and expertise. Help us keep Pybus U classes free to the public, and a place where community meets!
Pybus Foundation is pleased to announce the fall lineup of Pybus University classes! Classes will be held on Tuesday nights at 7:00pm from October to December on unique topics for the general public. Classes are taught by local volunteers with an interest and aptitude in the subject. The public is invited to register for as many classes as they like. All classes are free and open to the public!
Pybus University classes are returning for the Fall of 2023 and will be hosted from 7pm to 8pm Tuesday evenings in the LocalTel event center at Pybus Public Market (unless otherwise indicated below). Any questions can be directed to the Pybus University Coordinator at pybusu@gmail.com.
Class Descriptions - Winter/SPRING 2025
January 25, 2025 10:00am
Adaptive home landscaping for changing conditions
Presented by: WSU Master Gardners
Taught By: Al Murphy
February 1, 2025 10:00am
Create a resilient Vegetable Garden Plan
Presented by: WSU Master Gardners
Taught by: Fran McClure
Class Title:
Create A Resilient Vegetable Garden Plan
Raised beds are popular for growing a wide range of plants. Get ideas of what works best for your situation, including best location, various types of raised beds, preferred sizes and heights, plus the importance of soil, irrigation and accessibility.
February 8, 2025 10:00am
Basics of a viable vegetable garden
Taught By: Connie Mehmel
When it comes to planting vegetables, timing is everything. All plants have a minimum and maximum soil temperature for seed germination, as well as a minimum and maximum air temperature to grow. Whether you start your vegetables from seeds or purchase plants from a nursery, learn how to keep them healthy and productive throughout the growing season.
October 29, 2024 7:00pm
Recycling and Composting:
Fact vs. Fiction, A Panel Discussion
with: Sustainable NCW
November 19, 2024 - 7:00pm
First Time Home Buyers Class:
Presented By: Kendra Byington, Exprealty and Christian Chamberlain, Gold Star Financial
Class Title:
Are you considering attending a first-time home buyer class? These workshops are designed to provide valuable information and guidance to individuals who are looking to purchase their first home. During the classes, you can expect to learn about various important topics such as the home buying process, budgeting for homeownership, understanding credit scores, navigating the mortgage process, and comprehending the overall costs associated with owning a home. The home buying process will be taught by Kendra Byington; local Realtor with EXP Realty. Topics of lending and finances will be covered by Christian Chamberlain; Senior lender with Gold Star Financial.
