Yoga & Enlightnment: Evening with the Mystic Sadhguru, March 24th, free. Find out the real meaning of yoga. Seattle Spin readers are invited to spend an evening with a true yogi and mystic. If you thought yoga was just about twisting yourself into a pretzel in a hot, sweaty room, then you are in for a real treat.

Lecture: Eyes are Watching, Ears are Listening: Growing up in Nazi Germany 1933-1946, March 4th, free.  The march of time dictates there's not going to be too many first-account lectures about growing up in Nazi Germany anymore.  Hear the childhood stories of a girl who grew up during this time and how her family risked their lives to help protect Jews.

Environmental: Exxon Valdez - What Have We Learned, March 5th, $8.  An on-site photojournalist discusses safeguards implemented in the wake of the nation's largest oil spill and the nature of social change.  It's been 20 years since the spill, so hopefully some good lessons have been learned and solutions implemented.

Party: Feathers and Fedoras, March 14th, $45.  It's a 1920's turn for this post-performance party sponsored by Pacific Northwest Ballet.  Think back to when your grandparents were actually cool in their heyday.  This party brings back the same speakeasy vibe.

Law: An Introduction to the Electronic Financial Transaction Act of Korea and the Liability of Financial Institutes for Unauthorized Electronic Financial Transaction, March 3rd, free.  Boy, those lawyers really burned up their imaginations thinking up the title for this particular discussion.

Theater: Hello,Dolly, starting March 7th, $25.  This is one of those plays that's so square, it's actually cool.  This is the American classic of a matchmaker who finds a mate for a misery millionaire - herself.  The songs are practically at the sing-along level.

Gardening: Lichens In Your Backyard, March 2nd, $28.  The first part of class will explain what these lichens are and then explain how they help your garden.  Additional classes include Plant Identification, Ornamental Vines, and The Pinetum: An Underexplored Treasure.

Women's Interest: Beyond the Broom - Women in Trades, March 5th, free.  This is a panel discussion of women involved in and promoting the trades.  If college isn't your way, but you still want a good paycheck, then learning a trade can be a viable career alternative.

Home Buying: How To Shop & Finance a Home In Today's Market, March 3rd & 10th, free.  Of course, if you've got the ability, now's a great time to get a home.  In a few years, having purchased a home at the bottom of this market will be seen as a brilliant move.

Freelance Writing: All-Access-Pass, March 6th, $35.  Even in good times, freelance writing was hardly the fat meal ticket.  Now, it's a tough market for everyone, and the freelance writing gigs are thin.  This is a panel discussion of prominent local writers on how freelancers can thrive in today's environment.

Organizations: Northwest Life Center for organ donation. Boy, this organization has to be a bit of a paradox. It's not like they want healthy people to die in auto accidents and such, but if someone's gotta go, he or she might as well donate those healthy organs on the way out.