Tours of the B. Harley Bradley House were a part of KCC's Lifelong Learning Institute in the past. –Photo submitted.
KCC Lifelong Learning Institute classes from previous semesters included one for ceramics. –Photo submitted.

The Lifelong Learning Institute at Kankakee Community College will have its fall kick-off and information session from 10 a.m. – noon, Friday, August 30, in the KCC Iroquois Room, with special guest speaker James Stafford, KCC automotive technology faculty member. He will speak about electric vehicles. Registration and course information will be available at this free event, which is open to the public.

The Lifelong Learning Institute offers affordable, high-quality, non-credit classes to people ages 50 and older. Sessions take place in an environment that fosters participation. Classes focus on different intellectual and cultural topics and vary from a single session of a few hours to several meetings. In-person and live webinar options are offered, and prices vary. For fall, 35 classes are $25 or less, including nine free options.

For more information or to find the latest course offerings, visit www.kcc.edu/LLI<http://www.kcc.edu/LLI>. To be added to the program mailing list, email continuinged@kcc.edu<mailto:continuinged@kcc.edu> or phone 815-802-8206. KCC is at 100 College Drive in Kankakee, south of downtown Kankakee.