Sessions in Litchfield

Cybersecurity Basics

This beginners workshop is for those who are interested in safety online and want to protect themselves from fraudsters and scams. It will build participants' confidence when they are visiting websites, creating passwords, and responding to email.
Tuesday, April 7, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L101

Microsoft Excel 365 Level 2

Designed for intermediate users, this course focuses on advanced formatting, date and financial functions, conditional logic, and formula auditing. Participants will learn to use tools like Scenario Manager, Goal Seek, VLOOKUP, and nested IF statements, enabling more sophisticated data analysis and spreadsheet functionality.Participants are strongly encouraged to register early-at least one week before the class start date-to secure a seat, as many classes fill quickly. Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment, and early registration can make the difference.
Tuesday, April 14, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L101
Tuesday, October 27, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L101

Building Stronger Teams Through Inclusive Practices

Creating a workplace where everyone feels respected, valued, and able to contribute strengthens teams and drives performance. This session highlights how effective organizations cultivate inclusive practices that support collaboration, trust, and engagement across diverse teams. Participants will explore practical approaches to recognizing bias, building cultural awareness, and fostering inclusive interactions-internally and externally. Leave with actionable strategies to support a respectful and high-performing team environment.
Wednesday, April 22, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room A100

AI-Enhanced Decision Making: Critical Thinking for Today's Workplace

Artificial intelligence (AI) can accelerate productivity, but it doesn't replace sound judgment. This workshop helps professionals sharpen their critical thinking skills while working with AI tools. Participants will learn how to question outputs, spot potential bias, and combine human expertise with AI insights to make smarter, more ethical decisions. Participants are strongly encouraged to register early-at least one week before the class start date-to secure a seat, as many classes fill quickly. Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment, and early registration can make the difference.
Wednesday, May 13, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room A100

Buzz into Honeybee Camp (Grades 4-6)

Did you know honeybees and other pollinators help make one-third of the world's food? That's a lot of buzzing power! At Honeybee Camp, you'll dive into the amazing world of honeybees and discover how these tiny heroes play such a vital role in our lives. Campers will explore how a hive works, learn the jobs of the queen, workers, and drones, and discover how bees make honey and beeswax. Through hands-on activities, games, experiments, and crafts, you'll see how pollination helps fruits, vegetables, and flowers grow. You'll also learn what beekeepers do and how people can help protect bees and other pollinators. Join us for a week of buzzing fun, hands-on activities, and cool discoveries about the bees that keep the world growing! Camp includes outdoor activities. Please dress appropriately and you may apply bug spray and or sunscreen before coming to camp. LLCC does not provide sunscreen or bug spray.
June 15-18, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L103

All the Buzz About Bees (Grades 6-8)

Did you know that honeybees and other pollinators help produce nearly one-third of the food we eat? That's some serious buzzing power! At Honeybee Camp, you'll explore the fascinating world of honeybees and uncover why these tiny insects are such important environmental superheroes. Campers will investigate how a bee hive operates and learn the different roles of the queen, workers, and drones. You'll discover how bees make honey and beeswax and why pollination is essential for growing fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Through hands-on activities, interactive games, simple experiments, and creative projects, you'll see science come to life. Join us for a week of hands-on learning, teamwork, and exciting discoveries as we uncover the buzzing science behind the insects that help keep our world growing! Camp includes outdoor activities. Please dress appropriately and you may apply bug spray and or sunscreen before coming to camp. LLCC does not provide sunscreen or bug spray.
June 15-18, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L103

Creative Spotlight: Kids Theater Class (Grades 6-8)

Creative Spotlight is a hands-on theater class designed to spark creativity and self expression. Kids will learn basic acting skills, improvisation, theater games, script work, and storytelling in a supportive environment. Each day includes exercises that help build social and emotional skills. Creating stronger communication and public speaking abilities. And all while having a blast!
June 22-25, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room A100

Creative Spotlight: Kids Theater Class (Grades 4-6)

Creative Spotlight is a hands-on theater class designed to spark creativity and self expression. Kids will learn basic acting skills, improvisation, theater games, script work, and storytelling in a supportive environment. Each day includes exercises that help build social and emotional skills. Creating stronger communication and public speaking abilities. And all while having a blast!
June 22-25, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room A100

Comic Crafters (Grades 4-6)

Young storytellers and artists team up their imaginations in this dynamic comic making camp. Students learn how comics come to life from characters and dialogue to panels, pacing, and visual storytelling. Through guided lessons and plenty of hands on practice, they discover how to shape a story, choose impactful imagery, and design each panel so it truly pops. Along the way, campers experiment with style, build confidence in both writing and drawing, and create original comics that showcase their unique voice. Perfect for any child who loves stories, art, or dreaming up new worlds.
July 6-9, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L103

Comic Crafters (Grades 6-8)

Young storytellers and artists team up their imaginations in this dynamic comic making camp. Students learn how comics come to life from characters and dialogue to panels, pacing, and visual storytelling. Through guided lessons and plenty of hands on practice, they discover how to shape a story, choose impactful imagery, and design each panel so it truly pops. Along the way, campers experiment with style, build confidence in both writing and drawing, and create original comics that showcase their unique voice. Perfect for any child who loves stories, art, or dreaming up new worlds.
July 6-9, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L103

AI at Work: Practical Tools for Productivity

AI is rapidly becoming part of everyday work, from writing and research to meeting support, data review, and content creation. This hands-on workshop helps non-technical professionals understand what AI can do, where it adds value, and how to use it more effectively on the job. Participants will explore practical workplace applications, try common AI tools, and examine key issues such as accuracy, bias, privacy, and responsible use. They will leave with a clearer understanding of AI, greater confidence in using it, and actionable ideas for improving productivity in their own work.
Wednesday, August 26, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L101

Microsoft Excel 365 Level 1

This beginner-level course introduces participants to Microsoft Excel's core functions, including spreadsheet navigation, data entry, formatting, basic formulas, and chart creation. Learners will build foundational skills for organizing, calculating, and visually presenting data, while also exploring tools like AutoFill, sorting, filtering, and worksheet management.Participants are strongly encouraged to register early-at least one week before the class start date-to secure a seat, as many classes fill quickly. Classes may be cancelled due to low enrollment, and early registration can make the difference.
Tuesday, September 15, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L101

Prompting for Better AI Results

Designed for professionals with some prior experience using AI tools, this hands-on workshop focuses on how to write stronger prompts and get better results from workplace AI. Participants learn practical strategies for improving clarity, refining outputs, and using structured prompting techniques to support writing, analysis, and problem-solving. Through guided practice and real-world examples, they build skills that help make AI output more useful, reliable, and relevant on the job.
Friday, October 30, 2026, LLCC-Litchfield Room L101