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Stillwater Middle School Pony PowerAthleticsHey Middle School Athletes! Are you ready to get stronger, faster, and more agile this winter? The Pony Power & Performance program is a fun introduction to conditioning that helps you run faster, jump higher, and feel stronger for any sport you play! Any student in Grades 6 through 8 who wants to improve their fitness can join! You’ll learn the best ways to train your body, whether you are just starting out or already play sports. Our certified coaches are super helpful and will give you the right workout plan just for your level and abilities. Plus, everyone who joins gets a free T-shirt!Fall 2026
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Stillwater Middle School Pony Power & Speed ProjectAthleticsCombination Strength & Speed Training for Grades 6–12. New this year, we’re introducing a combined training program that includes both Pony Power & Performance and our new Pony Speed Project. This enhanced program combines our complete strength training system with high-speed incline treadmill training. Running at higher speeds on an incline helps improve stride length, stride frequency, and overall running mechanics while reinforcing proper technique. The result is increased speed, explosiveness, and more efficient movement. Pony Speed Project sessions are led by trained running coaches who operate the treadmills and provide individualized instruction to student-athletes. These 45-minute treadmill sessions will take place before, during, or after your scheduled Pony Power & Performance training group. Treadmill session schedules will be organized during the first week of the program. This training isn’t just for elite athletes. In fact, slower or less technically sound athletes often make the biggest gains, because overspeed helps them discover efficient movement patterns at high velocity. Pony Power & Pony Speed Project will help athletes build strength, power and now add speed, coordination, and confidence — fast! Grades 6–12 | All sports | All Ability LevelsFall 2026
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Strength and Balance Arthritis Foundation Exercise Program 55+Keep it MovingStarting SoonImprove your fitness and your social life in this fun, effective class designed specifically for older adults! Led by a certified senior fitness expert, you will use small balls, light weights, and resistance bands to build the core and stabilizing muscles essential for balance and independence. Beyond the physical benefits of reducing fall risks, this program is a wonderful way to meet new people.Fall 2026
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Stretch and Balance YogaKeep it MovingEnhance your flexibility, mobility, and balance. This supportive class uses restorative poses to melt tension, build stability, and promote deep relaxation. Perfect for all levels, it helps you feel confident and secure in your daily movements and supports fall prevention.Fall 2026 -
Structure and Steel MachinesScience & TechnologyTake your building skills to the next level by constructing six different motorized machines! You will build powerful semi-trucks and cranes while discovering how real-world forces like gravity and motion make them work. Using specialized building kits, you’ll explore how gears and transmissions create movement in a fun, hands-on way.Fall 2026
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Tai Chi (Intermediate)Keep it MovingDiscover the gentle power of Tai Chi for all fitness levels! This low-impact exercise uses slow, flowing movements and deep breathing to improve your balance, flexibility, strength, and mental focus. It helps reduce stress while promoting relaxation, well-being, and social connection. It's a great way to stay active, independent, and engaged. If you are new to Tai Chi, please select Tai Chi Foundations before enrolling in this course.Fall 2026
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Tai Chi - Yang 24 Short FormKeep it MovingIn this class, participants will learn the Yang 24 Short Form. This class is great for those new to Tai Chi or those familiar with this form looking to work on their Tai Chi practice. Tai Chi offers physical benefits such as balance, gentle strengthening, and body coordination. It also helps with neuroplasticity and mindfulness. All are welcome!Fall 2026 -
Tai Chi Foundations (Beginning)Keep it MovingDiscover the gentle, mindful practice of Tai Chi in a supportive, beginner-friendly setting. Learn basic postures, breathing, and balance through slow, smooth movements that improve coordination, stability, and relaxation. Perfect for newcomers and those looking to build confidence before joining an intermediate level.Fall 2026
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Take control of your financial future!Money SenseTake control of your finances and build a secure future using simple, practical habits. Led by a retired Certified Financial Planner, this class covers the absolute basics: budgeting, managing debt, building emergency savings, and understanding how investing works. Perfect for beginners with zero prior financial experience who want to build real confidence with their money.Fall 2026
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Tender TwosTwo Year OldsWaitlistCuriosity takes center stage! Designed for 2-year-olds on the brink of discovery, this class offers a nurturing environment for both child and parent. It's a wonderful opportunity to play, explore, and connect with other families who are navigating the joyful and challenging world of a two-year-old. During a portion of the class, caregivers move to a separate space for a parent discussion led by a licensed educator, covering topics that match your child’s age and stage. If your child is born in the month of September, please contact us at 651-351-4000 to register. Due to a software glitch you will be unable to enroll online. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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The Science of Charisma: Communicate with Confidence, Clarity, and InfluenceJust for You!Charisma isn’t magic—it’s a set of learnable communication skills. In this engaging session, explore research-backed strategies to strengthen your presence, communicate with warmth and authority, and make your ideas resonate. Participants will practice simple techniques that improve confidence, connection, and impact in both professional and everyday conversations.Fall 2026 -
The Special Needs TrustMoney SenseWaitlistPlanning for a loved one with special needs requires a unique and thoughtful approach. This class explores how to create a clear estate plan that ensures your family member is supported for life without accidentally disrupting their eligibility for vital government benefits like Medicaid and SSI. We’ll break down how Special Needs Trusts work, how to choose the right trustee, and how to coordinate your legal documents with your everyday care plan. Come get your questions answered and leave with a clear plan for your family's peace of mind.Fall 2026
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The Who's Tommy at the Orpheum on April 3, 2027Out and AboutMyth, spectacle, and pure rock-and-roll collide in this explosive new staging of The Who’s Tommy. After a childhood trauma leaves him completely disconnected from the world around him, young Tommy Walker finds an unexpected escape: pinball. His unbelievable knack for the game catapults him from an isolated kid into a global celebrity savior. Packed with iconic anthems like “Pinball Wizard,” “I’m Free,” and “See Me, Feel Me,” this is a high-octane theatrical ride you have to experience to believe. Seats are main floor Section 4, rows O through S. Recommended age 16 and up. All sales are final. Tickets cannot be resold. We will notify you when tickets can be picked up at our office at 1875 Greeley Street South. Pick up hours are Monday through Friday between 8am and 4:30pm. Tickets cannot be mailed. Enjoy the show! You must arrange your own transportation to the Orpheum. hennepinarts.org/plan-your-visit/parkingFall 2026 -
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Tie blanket from fleece - Tie Up Something Hygge!Adults with DisabilitiesMake a hygge (meaning cozy in Danish) tie blanket using soft fleece fabric. You will learn how to layer your favorite fabrics, cut the edges, and tie them together to create a finished masterpiece without any sewing. You'll leave with a cozy, personalized blanket that's perfect for curling up with or gifting to someone special.Fall 2026
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Tiny Explorers: Evening Parent-Toddler Adventure ClassToddlersEnd your day with a special time just for you and your little one! Designed for toddlers and caregivers, our Tiny Explorers evening class is a perfect way to connect after a busy day. You’ll sing songs, explore sensory play, and enjoy gentle movement that builds motor skills, creativity, and social confidence. It’s a relaxed, fun atmosphere for bonding and nurturing early developmental milestones. This class will utilize the outdoor classroom daily, weather permitting. Outdoor gear is provided for the children when it’s needed. If your child is born in the month of September, please contact us at 651-351-4000 to register. Due to a software glitch you will be unable to enroll online. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Toddler Time-Gradually SeparatingToddlersWaitlistWatch your toddler blossom with confidence! In this class, caregivers and children will explore fun, age-appropriate activities designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence. As they grow more comfortable in class, caregivers will gradually move to a separate area, and eventually a separate room for discussion, giving toddlers a chance to develop independence while feeling supported. All toddler classes will utilize the outdoor classroom daily, weather permitting. Outdoor gear is provided for the children when it’s needed. Babies up to 6 months old are welcome to join caregivers in class. If your child is born in the month of September, please contact us at 651-351-4000 to register. Due to a software glitch you will be unable to enroll online. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Tote bag design - Your Style - Your Tote!Adults with DisabilitiesExpress your unique style by designing and decorating your very own tote bag! You will use colorful markers, stamps, and fun decorations to turn a plain bag into a one-of-a-kind piece. This session is a great way to explore your creativity while making something practical for your next grocery run or a thoughtful gift for a friend. Bring your imagination!Fall 2026
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Traditional Southern CookingLet's Get Cookin'WaitlistCreate a memorable meal that includes crab dip, traditional Cheese Straws, Gumbo, Jambalaya, Red Beans and Rice, Buttermilk Biscuits, Cheese Grits, Pecan Praline candy, and traditional Bread Pudding with Bourbon Sauce. A $17 supply fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of the class.Fall 2026
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Walk and Talk - Walking with FriendsAdults with DisabilitiesStep into fun at Walk & Talk! We’ll meet once a month at the Pony Activity Center (PAC) Center at Stillwater Area High School in Stillwater, rain or shine, to get our steps in and move our bodies. Walking while talking with your friends, a great combination! This outing is designed for adults aged 18 and older. Valley Friendship Club staff will be on site to join the walkers.Fall 2026