NEW! This course will take an in-depth look at many of the issues and problems that my arise from a parent's estate plan, or lack of one. Topics include difficult probate processes, potential loss of assets to the nursing home, conflict amongst children, senior care issues, guardianship, privacy concerns, ongoing needs of surviving spouse, estate tax protection, fairness and equality amongst heirs, legacy assets, and the flow of critical information between generations. With over 30 years of experience, we will discuss real Minnesota-based examples of these challenges and explore how many of them can be avoided through thoughtful planning and communication. Enter door 1.

At this driver improvement course, you’ll discuss challenges drivers face, new road designs, vehicle technology, and updates to current laws. There are no written or behind the wheel tests, and a certificate of completion will be provided at the end of class. Class is taught as a presentation from a certified instructor. Participants age 55+ who complete this course can get a 10% auto insurance premium discount. Please remember to bring water, coffee, or snacks to enjoy during class. Enter door 1.

The American Heart Association: Adult and Pediatric CPR, AED, First Aid program helps you recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, automated external defibrillator (AED), breathing and first aid emergencies in adults, children and infants. This program will teach you the knowledge and skills needed to give immediate care to an injured or ill person and to decide whether advanced medical care is needed. Upon successful completion, you'll receive an American Heart Association: Adult and Pediatric CPR, AED, First Aid certification card that is valid for two years. The certification will be emailed within a few days after completion. This class is suitable for participants as young as 11 years of age and must have the strength to compress a CPR manikin two inches. Enter door 1.

NEW! Learn to make crispy, flavorful samosas completely from scratch. Participants will create a classic spiced potato filling with homemade wrappers and learn to cook them three healthy ways, including an air fryer for golden results. Participants will receive a list of ingredients five days prior to class to allow enough time for shopping and preparation. The full recipe will be sent out a few days after class.

BASE Camp is a fun, coach-led functional fitness class that combines strength, cardio, and mobility in a supportive, welcoming environment. Every workout is different, with options for all fitness levels to help you build strength, improve endurance, and move with confidence.

Pickleball is an exciting way to socialize, build new skills, stay active, and have fun. These beginner sessions will teach you the rules, proper form, and basic strategies of the game so you can feel confident stepping onto the court. You will also learn the etiquette of open play and have the opportunity to connect with other beginners. Participants are welcome to bring their own paddles or use the paddles provided. Beginner One sessions are designed for those who are new to pickleball and have little to no prior experience. Beginner Two sessions is for players who understand the basic rules, can maintain a short rally, and are ready to continue developing their skills. About the Instructor: With a passion for teaching, Mary Kelsey taught Physical Education in the Rocori School District for 37 years. She has extensive experience in paddle sports having played in the original Women's Tennis League as well as the upper levels of Women's Racquetball. Since retirement she has transitioned to becoming an avid pickleball player and coach having taught the game to hundreds newcomers in the area.

NEW! Get your groove on and have some fun with Beginning Line Dancing. You'll learn the basic steps and rythms of popular line dances while enjoying great music and meeting new people. Dances will include the Electric Slide, Boot Scootin' Boogie, Copperhead Road, Let's Twist Again, Road House Rock and more. Participants may sign up solo or with a friend. No experience necessary. All participants must be registered. Enter door 1.

Boxing for Fitness is for men and women whether competing or just wanting to learn the basic fundamentals of boxing while getting a great full body workout. Headgear and gloves will be provided to practice. Participants who are interested in competing can receive more information at class.

Chair Yoga is a gentle way to move, stretch, and build strength in seated or standing poses using a chair for support. You will enjoy simple movements and exercises, while focusing on breath and balance work to improve relaxation, mobility, posture, and overall well-being. No prior yoga experience is necessary, and all fitness levels are welcome. Bring to Class: Mat, water bottle, comfortable clothes. Enter Door 1.

Whether you're looking to try something new, get moving, or meet fun people, this fitness dance class all about having fun, spreading positive vibes, building confidence, and connecting with others. You'll dance to all genres of music while learning new choreographed routines each week that build on previous sessions. Wear comfortable clothing and feel free to show some flair with a large clack fan or a cowboy/cowgirl hat! Ages 15+ welcome. When purchased as a bundle participants receive four classes for the price of three! Enter Door 1.

Discover how small changes in landscaping can make a big impact on water quality, native habitat, and pollinator health. This class will look into practical ways to restore shorelines, create pollinator-friendly lawns, and design rain gardens that filter runoff while supporting wildlife. Whether you’re looking to replace traditional turf with native plants, improve shoreline resilience, or attract beneficial insects, this session will present some environmentally friendly alternatives.

NEW! Is it better to have a formal plan in place or leave the future to family dynamics and an ever-changing benefits system? With proper planning, families can help provide for the future of individuals with disabilities. This class will discuss how to properly protect your assets and ensure it does not adversely affect a loved ones benefits and programs. Whether assets are tangible, income-producing, or otherwise, there are options available with their own advantages and disadvantages. Participants will learn more about how these trusts fit into their estate plan. Enter door 1.

While fall is often overlooked as a planting season, it is actually one of the best times to add new native perennials to your landscape. Garden centers frequently offer great end-of-season deals, and the cooler temperatures combined with fall rains create ideal conditions for strong root growth. Planting in the fall gives perennials time to establish before winter, setting them up for a healthy and vibrant start the following spring.

NEW! How does your septic system really work, and what can you do as a homeowner to protect this important investment? Participants will learn simple steps that can help extend the life of a septic system, improve efficiency, and reduce the risk of costly repairs. Whether you are a new homeowner or have had a system for years, this session will provide valuable information to help keep your septic system working properly for the long term.

Kick, punch, and block your way to better cardiovascular fitness with this full-body workout. Whether you're a beginner or have previous experience, this class is open to all athletes, men or women, who are looking to develop strength, balance, stability, and flexibility. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and supportive shoes.

If your photos on your phone, devices, or inboxes feel overwhelming, you are not alone. Many of us have thousands of photos and no clear path to manage them. Discover a simple approach for decluttering, organizing, and sharing your digital and printed photos, videos, keepsakes, and stories. You'll leave with a clear place to start, practical strategies you can use right away, and the confidence to make steady progress. Enter door 1.

NEW! Add some festive fun to your winter celebrations by creating a holiday themed glass gnome. Participants will design their piece by creatively layering colorful glass, which will then be melted together in a kiln after class. All materials are provided including pattern, selected glass, dots, shoes, accessories, all use of tools and one firing. Additional glass is available for purchase. No experience necessary.

Using pieces of colorful glass and the high heat of a kiln, you'll create two beautiful, fused glass ornaments that are perfect for your tree or as heartfelt gifts! You will choose between a Christmas tree or wreath and everyone will create a beautiful snowflake. All materials, tools, and kiln firing are included. No experience necessary.