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Easy Partner Dancing for All OccasionsMusic & DanceLooking for a fun way to move, connect, and try something new? This easy going class is perfect for couples who want to enjoy dancing together - whether it’s for an upcoming event or simply for a unique date. You’ll learn simple patterns and turns based on classic ballroom moves, all set to your favorite music - from old-school tunes to today’s top hits. No pressure, no stress - just a relaxed, supportive environment where everyone can have a great time. Think you have two left feet? You’re in the right place! This class is beginner-friendly and designed to make dancing fun and easy for everyone. Couples stay partnered - Wear something comfortable and come ready for a fun time with your special person! For more information, visitwww.ConstantineDance.com2627 Fall -
Egg Rolls & SamosasCookingWhy wait for the food truck when you can create your own? Learn to make restaurant-quality egg rolls and samosas right in your own kitchen. These globally inspired appetizers are packed with flavor and offer a fun way to transform leftovers into something new and delicious. Explore a variety of fillings, craft both egg rolls and samosas, and pair them with homemade dipping sauces. Age 5+ can attend with a registered adult. NOTES: There is a cash food fee due at class: $20 per person or Be sure to bring containers to class to take home leftovers2627 Fall -
Engineering for Kids: Jr Engineering/STEM Club: Gr K-4STEM/STEAMThe Engineering for Kids Jr Engineering/STEM Club brings fun, hands-on lessons every week to introduce engineering concepts at a young age. For each lesson, students focus on developing 21st Century skills such as problem solving, critical thinking and teamwork. These life skills give students the confidence to approach challenges in their lives and realize that they can succeed in anything!2627 Fall -
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Everything You Want to Know About MedicareFinanceAn educational presentation for anyone who wants to know more about Medicare. Topics will include Medicare Parts A, B, C, & D, the application process, estimated costs, supplements, MAPD, and when is the right time to sign up. This an ideal course for people that are turning 65 or over 65 and coming off their employer medical plan as well as those currently enrolled in Medicare.2627 Fall -
Fall Lawn CareHomeLawn care can be expensive and puzzling. You will learn some simple tips and techniques that can help you get the best performance out of your yard while protecting area lakes and streams from pollutants and runoff. We will cover a wide variety of topics and answer your questions about watering, fertilizing, weed identification and so much more to make your lawn the best it can be. We will also discuss prepping your lawn for the cold winter months ahead, so in the spring you have a yard that is the envy of the neighborhood. Participants will receive an informational folder full of great publications.2627 Fall -
Fall Native Perennial PlantingHomeWhy should spring get all the glory? While you might not think of fall as a time to get outside and plant new perennials, it actually presents a golden opportunity to do just that. Not only is it bargain time for many perennials at the garden store, the growing conditions are perfect for establishing roots. Participants will receive an informational folder full of great publications, and several door prizes will be given away from local plant specialists.2627 Fall -
Fall Prevention (Home Safety Check)HomeDive into a Home Safety Assessment and Checklist with practical tips and strategies to help keep you and your loved ones safe at home. Falls remain among the top five causes of hospitalization for older adults, and this session provides actionable ways to reduce those risks. Presented by Dr. Jeremy Zigler, Director of Therapies, BrightStar Care of St. Paul.2627 Fall -
Fall into Winter GardeningHomeLearn about how to put your garden to bed in this class, which provides information about what to do for your garden and landscape between September and February. This class is offered by the U of M Extension Master Gardener volunteers of Ramsey County, who are eager to share research-based gardening best practices with the people in their community.AE 2526 Summer -
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Family LiteracyFamily LiteracyThis multi-age class meets two days per week and is for families wanting to practice English. Parents and children attend together. Families will read books, explore activities in the classroom, create art, sing songs and more. There will be a separate time to talk about parenting and learn English. The class is co-taught by an English/ESL teacher and an ECFE/parent educator. LUS CEEB TOOM! Yog koj xav tau daim ntawv no txhais ua lus Hmoob, thov hu rau 651-653-3120. ATENCIÓN: Si used necesita hablar con una persona que hable español, por favor, llame al 651-653-3116.2026-2027 ECFE Registration Guide -
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Five Retirement Blunders That Could Derail Your Future [online]FinanceWith our presenters’ over 50 years of practice with Minnesotans planning for and reaching their retirement years, we have learned time and time again that whether you are in your 40s, 50s, or 60s there are several milestones and overlooked life areas where mistakes can lead to results that range from discomfort to disaster. Let’s identify those issues for you in a comfortable learning session full of real-life examples and opportunities to get questions and issues answered.AE 2526 Summer -
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Flag FootballFlag FootballWelcome to the 2026 Rec Flag Football Season! Registration will be open from June 1 to July 31. This league is open to boys and girls entering grades K- 5. Practice will start mid/late August with games to follow. Teams will play a total of 8 games. Games will be played at Mariner Middle School under the lights and on the turf. Cost: $124.00 League break down - Register students for the grade they are entering in the 2026-2027 school year. Grades K/1: Games played both Tues/Thurs Grades 2/3: Games played both Mon/Wed Grades 4/5: 6:00 - Games played both Tues/Thurs ** Teams are created by schools/area or if a head coach submits a roster. WBL Community Services & Recreation reserves all rights for team formation and creating rosters. Volunteer coaches are needed! Email ashlie.anzel@isd624.org if you are interested in coaching! Registration will close on July 31st.REC Fall 2026 -
Flag Football for Adults: Touchdown TacticsFitnessExperience the excitement of football without contact. Develop your passing, catching, route running, and game strategy skills while enjoying competitive games that emphasize agility, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a supportive setting. This is a co-ed camp.No prior experience is required, but fun is mandatory.2627 Fall -
Flag Football for the FamilyFitnessLearn the fundamentals of flag football including passing, catching, route running, and defensive positioning. Families work together through fun drills, skill-building activities, and friendly games that promote teamwork, communication, and physical activity. No prior experience is necessary, but fun is mandatory.2627 Fall -
Food SavingHomeLearn about the many ways to save, store, and preserve seasonal fruits and vegetables so you can enjoy the best flavors and highest nutrition for as long as possible. We'll share best practices for storing fresh produce and the many different methods of food preservation. This class is offered by the U of M Extension Master Gardener volunteers of Ramsey County, who are eager to share research-based gardening best practices with the people in their community.AE 2526 Summer -
Formerly EXTENDED DAYSCROLL DOWN TO REGISTER! Our school year and summer school age care program is youth-focused and choice-based, offering students the opportunity to develop strong social skills and positive relationships with peers, increase literacy and math skills, participate in individual and group activities, and work on special projects. Program activities include health and fitness, service projects, arts and crafts, creative play, languages and literacy, cooking, science and much more. The program is designed to meet the needs of families, with multiple flexible scheduling contracts and options. Questions? communityservicesbilling@isd624.org or 651-407-7511Child Care Program
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Fraud and Scams Aimed at SeniorsFinanceScammers target older adults more than ever, but knowing their tactics is the best defense. In this free community class learn the most common scams aimed at seniors, including phone, mail, email, and Medicare fraud. Participants will discover how to spot red flags, protect personal information, and know what to do if targeted. Hosted by Homewatch CareGivers of East St. Paul. Open to seniors, family members, and caregivers.2627 Fall