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*Sesh classrooms are bars, breweries, co-working spaces, even outdoor markets and harbor cruise ships. | *Sesh classrooms are bars, breweries, co-working spaces, even outdoor markets and harbor cruise ships. | ||
*Sesh hosts are local professionals or hobbyists with expertise in a variety of fields -- chefs, sommeliers, artists, crafters, and more. | *Sesh hosts are local professionals or hobbyists with expertise in a variety of fields -- chefs, sommeliers, artists, crafters, and more. | ||
*Sesh students are curious adults who believe learning continues long after graduation. (From the FAQ) | *Sesh students are curious adults who believe learning continues long after graduation. ([https://thebostoncalendar.com/sesh/faq From the FAQ]) | ||
==This info was circulated as email by the Co-founder of the Boston Calendar== | ==This info was circulated as email by the Co-founder of the Boston Calendar== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:24, 23 June 2018
https://www.thebostoncalendar.com/sesh
Fun Learning Experiences in Boston
What's Sesh?
Sesh hosts fun, non-technical educational group experiences sharing the passion and expertise of the Boston community with interested adult learners.
- Sesh classrooms are bars, breweries, co-working spaces, even outdoor markets and harbor cruise ships.
- Sesh hosts are local professionals or hobbyists with expertise in a variety of fields -- chefs, sommeliers, artists, crafters, and more.
- Sesh students are curious adults who believe learning continues long after graduation. (From the FAQ)
This info was circulated as email by the Co-founder of the Boston Calendar
- Learn more about Sesh via our FAQ
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