Zen Origami: 20 Modular Forms for Meditation and Calm Be the first to review this product Only registered users can write reviews. Please, log in or register 15.8cm x 1cm x 22.8 cm The Goodman Community Center is proud to host a variety of activities for people of all ages in our community. Our activities calendar lists special events or ongoing activities outside of our regular programming. The event listings below are not comprehesive and show only some of our outside facility renter's events.She can make updates Monday through Friday, during normal business hours. To inquire about hosting your own event or activity, please read our Reserving Rooms page. Bolz Room A and B Krupp/Grove Girls Inc Room Lussier Teen Center LOFT Merrill Lynch Room (Evjue C) Sunday, 19 Feb 2017 07:00 pm - 09:00 pm Bingo After Lunch for Older Adults (Mondays) Monday, 20 Feb 2017 12:30 pm - 02:00 pm Monday Vinyasa Yoga 5:30-6:30 p.m. 05:30 pm - 06:30 pm
Goodman Community Center, Waubesa Street 149, Madison, Wisconsin, United States 06:30 pm - 08:30 pm Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement 07:15 pm - 08:30 pm Parent-tot time 9-11 a.m. Tuesday, 21 Feb 2017 09:00 am - 11:00 am GCC Gym B, Goodman Community Center, 149, Madison, WI 12:30 pm - 02:30 pm Southern Dinner with Chef Dan Bonanno of A Pig in a Fur Coat 05:30 pm - 07:30 pm TangoBasico Lessons > Argentinian Tango 7:30-9 pm 07:30 pm - 09:00 pm Gentle Exercise for Older Adults Wednesday, 22 Feb 2017 10:00 am - 11:00 amCats scratch to sharpen and smooth their claws, mark their patch and to give themselves a good flex and stretch. The downside is that their natural instinct can easily ruin your sofa, wallpaper and carpets. Pet blogger Alex Frith of Barkarama shares 10 scratch-worthy buys for your cat. Scent generously with catnip for the maximum animal attraction. 1. Wall Mounted Cat Scratch Post: from £54.99, Purrfect Pieces
Your cat will love climbing their way up and down this handmade, wall-mounted scratch post, which is available at either 1m or 2m tall. A great way to exercise and stimulate indoor cats, the 100 per cent natural sisal rope creates the same effect as tree bark to help your kitty ditch their dead claws. Motivate your cat to climb the pole by hiding treats in between the rope. Each post comes with metal braces to fix it to the wall. 2. Hello Kitty Scratchastic Cardboard Cat Scratcher: £8.99, PetsPyjamas Fans of Japan’s most famous feline will love this scratcher as much as their cat. Using corrugated cardboard to fashion Hello Kitty’s signature shape, this budget-friendly buy has a cut out for your cat to pounce through and have fun. It's a sweet style for your child to have in their bedroom when the family cat comes to play. 3. Scratch ‘n’ Play: £9.74, JML Direct This lightweight yet sturdy scratch pad is designed to smooth your kitty’s claws - and save your sofa.
It comes with a bag of catnip to sprinkle into the cardboard grooves, and a detachable feather wand toy to chase and attack. When they’re done, it doubles up as a place to lounge. 4. Kerbl Cat Opal Maxi Scratching Post: £16.71, Amazon Here is a simple, strong scratch post. At 78cm tall, it’s high enough to meet the demands of the energetic cat that loves to stretch out and scratch, and there’s the added attraction of a swing ball. The sisal rope-covered post arrives in two parts, which screw together easily, and its foot is lined with hardwearing carpet. 5. Lisa Angel Personalised Cat Laptop Scratch Pad: £24, Not On The High Street If you’re tired of your kitty climbing over your laptop, give them a computer of their own (kind of). This comes complete with a fishy screen saver, fluffy mouse and scratchy keyboard. You can also personalise the back of the screen with up to 14 characters. 6. My Kotty Mia Cardboard Cat House & Scratching Pad: £30, Styletails Store
The fun lies in the interior of this geometric cat house. Made from robust corrugated cardboard, this offers all the angles for your cat to rest, hide, snooze and scratch. The design is reversible - so you can slot it together on either the natural or the white side to give it a refresh. Replacement pads cost £9.50. 7. The Chesterfield Chair: £32.50, 3 Fat Cats This fun Chesterfield-inspired scratcher/lounger is a chair you won't mind your cat digging its claws into. Like many of the scratchers featured, it's made from cardboard but the design has been given an upgrade with a black leather look surround and silver stud print. The design offers your cat both horizontal and vertical scratching to save your furniture and walls. Measures 70cm x 30cm. 8. Two-Tier Cat Scratch Corner Post: £48.99, Argos If the traditional cat-scratch tower offends you and your interiors, check out this relatively contemporary and compact solution. Complete with two rope scratching posts, there’s also a hideaway and upper platform bed, both of which are lined with cosy fleece material, and there's a dangly ball for your cat to play with.
Finished in grey herringbone fabric, it’s shaped to sit neatly in the corner to avoid cluttering up your living space. 9. Vesper Cat Furniture V-High Lounge Poplar: £128.65, Amazon This is a high-end, stylish item. Inviting your cat to scratch is a rope post and sisal mat - removable and replaceable with velcro strips. Once they’re satisfied, there’s a comfy oval cave, lined with a soft, white faux fur memory foam cushion. Made from poplar wood. 10. Dog Shaped Cat Scratching Post: £695, Not On The High Street Here’s one for the seriously pampered pussycat (and if money's no object). It’s shaped like a Labrador and allows your cat to take revenge on the enemy without the fight. To ensure a long lifespan, every inch of the sisal rope is glued to the base. We think it looks fantastic, too. Measures 88cm x 28cm x 71 cm. If your cat is unpredictable with what they will scratch and play with, the Scratch ‘n’ Play won't break the bank, plus it’s lightweight and compact so packs away easily for when you have visitors.