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Saving Your SeedsHomeLooking to save some money and learn a new gardening skill? Seed saving is an easy and rewarding practice that will let you become more self-sufficient and select varieties of plants that do best in your unique gardening situations. Learn how to save seeds from your favorite plants and also give them the best chance of germinating next spring. Participants will receive native plant books, and several gift certificates from area nurseries will be given as door prizes.2627 Fall -
Seated Exercise to Keep You MovingHealthSeated Exercise to Keep You Moving" is an interactive class designed to help older adults explore safe, effective ways to stay active - all from a seated position. Led by occupational therapist Jordan Zilisch, this session debunks common myths about aging and exercise, and introduces gentle movement options like chair yoga, tai chi, and upper/lower body strengthening. Participants will learn warm-up techniques, simple routines for building strength and flexibility, and easy ways to add more movement into everyday life. No special equipment or experience needed - just a willingness to move!2627 Fall -
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Senior Housing: Should I Stay or Should I Go?HomeDiscuss lifestyle options for senior living. Should I stay and age in place - making home modifications to reduce safety risks OR should I go – moving to a home option that may be handicapped accessible, single level living? We will take an assessment and give you the tools to make educated decisions.2627 Fall -
Senior Program Donation 2026-2027OtherGreetings from the White Bear Area Senior Program. All year round, the White Bear Area Senior Program gives you the opportunity to: Hang out with friends at more than fifteen weekly activities. Stay fit at fun daily fitness classes. Shop for unique items at the Craft Corner Gift Shop. Relax at our “Take a Book, Leave a Book” Library. Continue lifelong learning through a variety of enrichment classes. Save on your insurance by completing Defensive Driver classes. Keep your feet healthy and toes happy at our Foot Care Clinic. Receive nutritious meals through our Meals on Wheels program. Stay connected though The Voice newsletter and the Current Wave eNewsletter Thanks to the generous support of the community, the White Bear Area Senior Program is able to provide these activities, programs and services at no or low cost to participants. Please consider making a financial contribution today. Give area seniors the gift of education, companionship and connection with a donation to the White Bear Area Senior Program. All gifts are appreciated and tax-deductible.2627 Year
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Seven Steps to Selling Your HomeFinanceWhen you are thinking of selling your home and downsizing to your next home, there are so many things to consider to transition successfully! Whether you are considering a one level townhome, a condo or a senior living community it’s important to be prepared in this process. Come and be a part of this class taught by Faith Waters with Edina Realty and the Joy Erickson Real Estate Team. This team has helped many seniors (including their parents) move successfully to their next home through thoughtful education and caring insights.2627 Fall -
Starting SoonSingo: Bingo with Live MusicTechnologyEnjoy a fun, interactive twist on bingo with this live, song-based game. You’ll hear short live snippets of well-loved songs spanning multiple decades, with an emphasis on the 50s through the 70s. Mark them on your card as you recognize each tune and sing along if you’d like. Blending music, memory, and a bit of friendly competition, it’s a relaxed and engaging way to connect through familiar favorites. All ages welcome!AE 2526 Summer -
Skyhawks: Hoopster Tots: Ages 3-4SportHoopsterTots builds little ballers from the ground up! Kids learn dribbling, shooting, passing, and teamwork with gear sized just for them. Beyond basketball, they'll develop confidence and listening skills that carry into everyday life. Fun, active, and built for beginners. Parent participation required.2627 Fall -
Skyhawks: Mini-Hawk Basketball: Ages 5-7SportMini-Hawk Basketball is the perfect introduction to basketball for kids. Players build dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive fundamentals while developing confidence and sportsmanship in every session. Beginner-friendly, high-energy, and loads of fun.2627 Fall -
Skyhawks: Mini-Hawk Soccer: Ages 5-7SportMini Hawk Soccer: Ignite your young athlete’s love for soccer at Mini-Hawk Soccer! Through passing drills, fun games, and mini-scrimmages, kids build skills while enjoying the game.2627 Fall -
Skyhawks: Mini-Hawk Volleyball: Ages 5-7SportMini-Hawk Volleyball is a beginner program that introduces passing, serving basics, and ball control through fun, developmentally appropriate drills and games. Participants build coordination, confidence, and teamwork while learning to work together and enjoy the game in a positive, encouraging environment.2627 Fall -
Skyhawks: Skyhawks Basketball: Ages 8-10SportSkyhawks Basketball is a fundamentals-based program that teaches dribbling, passing, shooting, and defensive skills through engaging drills and games. Players stay active while building confidence and understanding of the game. Emphasizes teamwork, sportsmanship, and skill development in a positive environment.2627 Fall -
Skyhawks: Skyhawks Soccer: Ages 8-10SportSkyhawks Soccer: Take your athlete’s soccer skills to the next level with Skyhawks Soccer. Players sharpen dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control while building teamwork, sportsmanship, and confidence—leaving with stronger skills, new friendships, and valuable life lessons.2627 Fall -
Skyhawks: Skyhawks Volleyball: Ages 8-10SportSkyhawks Volleyball introduces passing, setting, serving, and movement through fun, age-appropriate instruction and activities. Participants learn the basics of teamwork and communication while building coordination and confidence. A great way to stay active and develop foundational volleyball skills.2627 Fall -
Skyhawks: Soccer Tots: Ages 3-4SportIntroduce your little athlete to soccer with Skyhawks Soccer Tots! Kids build motor skills, body control, and basics like dribbling, passing, and shooting—all while having fun. Parent participation required.2627 Fall -
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Social Security: Preparing for RetirementFinanceSocial Security is a vital income source for many retirees, but it can be a confusing topic. Making the most of your Social Security can have a lot to do with correct timing. We’ll cover when you should apply, how to maximize your benefits and how it may affect your spouse. Get answers to your questions and learn what Social Security can mean for you. No products will be sold. This class is a learning opportunity only. No products will be sold.2627 Fall -
Sourdough 101CookingDiscover the art of sourdough baking in this engaging, hands-on class! You’ll walk through the essential first steps of mixing dough, learn the full process of creating a beautiful loaf of bread, and gain confidence in feeding and maintaining your own sourdough starter—all while having your questions answered along the way. All materials and ingredients are provided and yours to take home, including a bowl, jar with sourdough starter, dough whisk, spatula, flour, water, salt, and a detailed handout with access to an informative guide to support you on your sourdough journey. You’ll also enjoy tasting fresh-baked bread and sourdough cookies during class! You’re welcome to bring your own food scale, or you may purchase one to keep for an additional $15 during check out. Join this fun, welcoming, and creative community of sourdough bakers—it just might change the way you bake (and eat) forever. _________________________ Instructor: Rachel JordanRachel Jordan was a special education teacher for six years but recently became a Stay-At-Home-Mom. After picking up the craft of sourdough, her family hasn’t had store bought bread in four years because not only is the taste of homemade bread so delicious but the health benefits outweigh any other bread out there. Rachel loves the creativity that comes with baking sourdough…the ideas are endless and it’s truly a form of art.2627 Fall -
Spark Equestrian: Academy Day Camp Ages 6-12Horse RidingSpark Equestrian’s day camps at Hardwood Creek Farm teach kids the basics of horse care, grooming and riding. Our indoor arena and barn are heated during the winter months. Kids should provide their own lunch and wear long pants with close-toed shoes. It is recommended to dress in multiple layers, as we will be both inside and outside. We play games, do a craft and make treats for the horses. During the riding portion of camp, students take turns leading each other around while learning how to walk, steer and stop.2627 Fall -
WaitlistSpark Equestrian: Academy Day Camp: Age 6-12Horse RidingSpark Equestrian’s day camps at Hardwood Creek Farm teach kids the basics of horse care, grooming and riding. Our indoor arena and barn are heated during the winter months. Kids should provide their own lunch and wear long pants with close-toed shoes. It is recommended to dress in multiple layers, as we will be both inside and outside. We play games, do a craft and make treats for the horses. During the riding portion of camp, students take turns leading each other around while learning how to walk, steer and stop. Waiver is required: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD PDFYE 2526 Summer -
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Stay or Go...Navigating your options for your next moveHomeThe first day will focus on the practical considerations of aging in place. Three panelists will be selected from the following areas of expertise: an in-home care and home health representative covering available services and costs; a home renovation specialist discussing accessibility modifications and their impact on property value; a transportation services provider exploring mobility solutions for seniors at home; and a senior move manager offering guidance on property decisions. The second day will focus on transitioning to a new living situation. Panelists will include a senior living locator covering available community options, a transportation services provider addressing mobility needs in a new setting, and a wealth manager discussing how to leverage your home's equity to fund a move2627 Fall
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Strength TrainingFitnessReady to feel stronger, more energized, and more confident in your daily life? This beginner-friendly strength training course is designed for adults who want to learn the basics of strength training in a comfortable and supportive setting. You’ll discover how to safely use body weight exercises, resistance bands, dumbbells, and fitness equipment while learning proper form and technique. Classes focus on building strength gradually, improving balance and mobility, and creating healthy exercise habits that fit your lifestyle. Whether you are completely new to fitness or getting back into a routine, this course will help you move with greater confidence and feel your best.2627 Fall
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Summer Theater: Grease: Ages 14-19TheaterGrease Cast Participation Fee Welcome to the official cast registration for Grease Ages 14-19. Rehearsals will run Monday through Thursday, 2 PM – 5 PM starting June 8th, Monday through Friday starting on July 6th with performances July 23rd–26th. This class covers the $75 participation fee required to join the cast. Once your payment is complete, you will receive important details about rehearsal schedules, show information, and next steps via email. If you have any questions, please contact odelis.anderson@isd624.org.YE 2526 Summer