Your child will learn two skills at once with fitness kickboxing & boxing combined. This class is open to boys and girls of all skill levels from recreational, fitness, self-defense, as well as competitive. Participants will learn basic boxing/striking skills, proper kicking techniques, participate in conditioning drills, and also learning how to defend themselves. The skills taught can serve as a base for hand-eye coordination, footwork, and focus to use in other sports.

NEW! Skip the takeout—learn to make bold, healthy Asian rice bowls in 30 minutes or less. Create Teriyaki, Honey garlic and Gochujang-glazed chicken using one simple cooking method you can use again and again. You’ll also learn an easy approach to cooking veggie sides, plus tips for flavor, marinating and meal prep—no deep frying required. Fast, fresh, and better than takeout. Tuition includes an electronic packet of recipes. Participants will receive Zoom instructions and ingredient packet via email prior to class. NOTE: One registration fee for this virtual class can include immediate family members living in the same home only. Equipment Needs: Well seasoned or non-stick wok optional.

Join Sistersloom, 15 and 12 year old sisters, for this lighthearted, stress-free workshop where you will be guided in drawing and painting an adorable cat wearing glasses. You will go home with your final project which will be sure to brighten up any space. All supplies and looms will be provided during class. Enter door 1.

NEW! Would you like your child to spend less time on their electronic devices and more time engaging in a fun activity that is proven to expand their mind? Did you know that playing chess can help strengthen a student’s memory, improve a child’s decision-making skills, and help instill an understanding of actions and consequences? Kids who play and practice chess regularly often see increases in math skills as well as reading comprehension. Plus — it’s fun — kids love it! Chess class will consist of lessons, chess puzzles, practice games, tournament games, blitz chess (speed chess), chess variations and a look at chess history. Students will learn basic tactics, strategies, and concepts, and they will be given guidance on self-improvement opportunities and tools. Chess sets and other materials will be provided. Class will conclude with a tournament and the awarding of trophies and medals. The chess club is directed by Pat LaVone. LaVone is a highly regarded Minnesota chess coach, with over 28 years of teaching experience. He has led teams to top finishes in U.S. championship events and coached Eden Prairie High School and Breck School teams to Minnesota State Scholastic Championships. In 2004, LaVone was honored as the Minnesota School Chess Association Coach of the Year. He is currently responsible for Scholastic Chess Outreach for the Minnesota State Chess Association an affiliate of the United States Chess Federation. Classes held Tuesdays starting October 13th

Wrap yourself in comfort and creativity! Learn to create a stunning, soft chunky blanket without any prior knitting experience. In this hands-on workshop sisters Farrah and Orly, ages 15 and 12, we will to teach you to use large looms and jumbo chenille yarn to craft a cozy blanket. The loom method ensures consistent, tight stitches which is also faster to create than hand-knitting alone. You will take home a completed or nearly completed chunky blanket (depending on personal speed) and the knowledge to make more at home! All supplies and looms will be provided during class. Enter door 1.

Your child will learn how to build a computer bot to compete against other coders. Whether new or experienced, this is the perfect way for your child to explore competitive coding. No previous coding experience is necessary. The Code Championship Series is four online tournaments hosted on Google Meet. If you have a modern browser, no download is required. Players must be able to navigate the internet. The Google Meet link will be emailed two days before the tournament.

NEW! Is your young creator always making, drawing, and designing? Come join our vibrant crafting community! Craft Club is the ultimate hands-on space for kids who love to explore their imagination, make new friends, and try something new. Supplies included. Enter door 1.

Seed art is a long-time tradition at the Minnesota State Fair. Using assorted crop seeds, artists glue them to boards and other surfaces to make beautiful and creative works of art. This class will provide an introduction to crop art including a brief history, styles, specific techniques for making a seed art design, and how to enter your work in the State Fair. Participants will have an opportunity to begin working on their own project to bring home. Tuition includes supplies. About the Instructors: Amy and Steve Saupe are a father/daughter seed art team who have won multiple blue ribbons for their seed art entries at the Minnesota State Fair. Enter door 2.

Cricut is an electronic cutting machine used to personalize and create crafts from materials like paper, vinyl, and fabric. With over six years of Cricut experience, instructor Sheri Layne-Laramie will guide participants through its many creative applications and help you gain confidence using the Cricut's free Design Space software. You will enjoy hands-on practice with a Cricut machine, and create a small personalized project to take home. Participants should bring a laptop, tablet, or smartphone with Design Space installed. Enter door 1.

Add a handmade touch to your kitchen or create the perfect personalized gift! In this workshop, you will learn from sisters Farrah and Orly, ages 15 and 12, to crochet a potholder or coaster using t-shirt yarn. T-shirt yarn is great for beginners. This project is a great way to learn the basic crochet stitches. All supplies included. You will take home your completed projects. Enter door 1.