There’s plenty to do and enjoy in March at the Natick Senior Center. Here is a sampling.

World Travels with Sophia. Monday, March 2 at 1 p.m., $3. 

Join Sophia on a photographic journey on her trip to London and Penzance. Complete with Shakespeare’s Globe Theater, Big Ben, the London Eye, the English countryside, fish and chips, a Tidal Island, and more events. 

Tech workshop with Natick High Robotic Club, Monday, March 2, at 3 p.m. 

Struggling with your computer or device? Join an in-person technology workshop led by students from the Natick High School Robotics Club. This one-hour session offers simple, helpful guidance for older adults using their own technology. Bring your device. Space is limited, so pre-registration is required.

Lunch with Friends, Wednesday, March 4, at noon. 

Enjoy great food and friendly conversation. Lunch will feature grilled chicken Greek salad with grilled chicken, romaine lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, red peppers, onions, black olives and feta cheese served with dessert. These are dine-in meals only. Lunch provided by Fresscafe.

Fraud prevention, Keeping Yourself and Your Money Safe Thursday, March 5, at 2 p.m. 

Phishing or spoofing may sound made up, but they’re very real scams. Join Cassie Kelleher, Needham Bank’s VP of Fraud & Loss Prevention, for a talk on today’s most common scams, spotting red flags, preventing elder financial abuse, and keeping your money safe. 

Still Life Drawing, Fridays, March 6 to April 24, at 10 a.m. $55.

In this beginning drawing class students will be introduced to life drawing (drawing from observation of real world objects.). Emphasis will be placed on realistic perspective, lighting and composition. The class will include instructor demonstrations of all lessons. Lessons will be carefully prepared to allow for progression towards more complex compositions. List of supplies given during registration. 

Ukulele lessons, Fridays March 6 to April 24, at 10 a.m. $57.

This class is designed for players who have mastered the basics of ukulele playing. In this class, students will enhance their rhythm skills and learn how to play chord progressions. Students need to bring their own instrument. Class is limited to 10 people. 

Opera and music appreciation, Fridays March 6 to April 24, at 10:30 a.m. $65.

Join award-winning artist Ron Williams as he guides participants through symphonies, jazz, and world music. 

Guitar lessons, Fridays, March 6 to April 24, $65.

Take guitar skills to the next level in this intermediate class for players who know the basics. Join Memo Rubio, musician, singer, composer, and producer, for hands-on instruction. Students must bring their own instrument. Class is limited to 10 participants. 

Acrylic painting, Fridays, March 6 to April 24, $65.

Learn about composition, light and shadow, and other key visual concepts while also learning how to mix colors, apply paint to different surfaces, and create texture and depth that will help in creating dynamic and engaging works of art. No experience is necessary. List of supplies given during registration. 

Falls Prevention, A Guide To Stay Safe And Independent Tuesday, March 10 at 2:20 p.m.

Angela Powers from Rebound Physical Therapy will discuss the statistics of falls, educate the audience to understanding falls, explain risk factors, speak to falls prevention, as well as provide insight into the use of assistive devices and fall emergency prep. 

Buried in Treasures Workshop: For Those Having Difficulty Addressing Excessive Clutter, Wednesdays March 11 to June 17, at 10:30 a.m.

Buried in Treasures in a structured group is one of the most effective ways to address excessive clutter and hoarding disorder. Each participant is required to have the book “Buried in Treasures.

This workshop is being held at the Wayland Senior Center, but is open to both Natick and Wayland residents. Call Debbie Budd at 508-647-6543 to register. 

Bingo, Monday March 9 and 23, at 1 p.m. 

Have a blast at Bingo, a drop-in activity open to all. Six cards and 10 games for $4. Sponsored by the Friends of the Natick Senior Center.

Learn to Weave on a Floor Loom, Wednesdays March11 to April 8, at 3 p.m., $100.

Learn the basics of handweaving and create a colorful sample of 8 weave structures on a 4-shaft floor loom. Learn the parts of the loom, principles of color and design, and how to read a weaving draft. No weaving experience necessary.

Spanish is in the air, Thursdays March 12 to April 30, at 11:30 a.m., $40.

In this  beginner Spanish class, no experience is needed and learning is fun and relaxed. By the end, feel confident making small talk in Spanish, all in a friendly, supportive environment.

For the final class, practice your new skills at a local restaurant.

Pot O’Gold Party, Celebrating Patrick’s Day Thursday, March 12, at 12:30 p.m., 

Wear green and get ready for a shamrockin’ St. Patrick’s Day celebration. Enjoy great vibes, big smiles, food, and live music from Slainte. 

The Natick Senior Center is located at 117 East Central St. For more information, call 508-647-6540.