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Madagascar KidsTheatreReady to leave the zoo behind and bound onto the stage? We are looking for a fun, energetic cast of young performers to bring the smash animated hit to life! Join Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Melman the Giraffe, Gloria the hip-hop Hippo, and those hilarious, plotting penguins on the musical adventure of a lifetime. From the Central Park Zoo to the madcap world of King Julien, this show is packed with outlandish characters, big dance numbers, and an upbeat score. Whether it’s your first time trying out or you're a seasoned pro, come to auditions and get ready to “Move It, Move It!”Fall 2026
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Starting SoonACRM-Rehabilitation (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Make It OK to talk about mental healthBody, Mind and SpiritJoin us for a one-hour session designed to empower individuals to raise awareness and reduce the stigma around mental health. Learn how stigma impacts care-seeking, discover helpful resources, and gain tools to start caring, informed conversations. Together, let’s create a supportive community where everyone feels safe to seek help. (Please note that this date has been changed to Tuesday, September 29th , from 11:30am to 12:30pm. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause).Fall 2026 -
Make It Together: Ornament WorkshopFamily FunGet into the holiday spirit with a family craft night! This interactive workshop invites you and your child to unleash your creativity across multiple unique art stations. Together, you'll mix and match collage techniques, specialty paper, and fun embellishments to design your own custom ornaments. Tailored for young creators and their favorite adults, we provide all the supplies.Fall 2026
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Make Your Own LefseLet's Get Cookin'Just in time for the holidays, learn how to make homemade lefse, the beloved Norwegian delicacy traditionally served at banquets, holidays, weddings, and other special occasions. If you’ve always wanted to recreate Grandma’s recipe but never wrote down her tips and techniques, this class is for you. Starting with real potatoes, you’ll explore several authentic recipes along with a modern version using instant potatoes. Along the way, you’ll learn rolling, cooking, and handling techniques that help create soft, flavorful lefse every time. Enjoy sampling your fresh, warm creations with traditional fillings, and take home both finished lefse and dough to enjoy later. A supply fee of $9 is payable to the instructor during class.Fall 2026 -
Make it Together: Papermaking PresentsFamily FunLearn the beautiful, ancient art of papermaking and craft something truly one-of-a-kind together! In this interactive workshop, you and your child will experiment with vibrant colors, textures, and natural additions like seeds and pressed flowers to design your own custom pages. Perfect for parents, caregivers, and children who love getting creative side-by-side. All supplies are provided, and you'll leave with beautiful sheets of paper perfect for cards, art projects, or gifting.Fall 2026
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Mandala Art on Coffee MugsCreate It!Learn step-by-step how to paint intricate, vibrant mandala patterns onto ceramic surfaces using specialized dotting techniques. A perfect choice for a unique home accent or as a personalized gift, these paintings catch the eye with bright colors and striking contrast. You will decorate and take home two custom coffee mugs! Please note that a $10 supply fee is due to the instructor at the beginning of class.Fall 2026 -
Maybe Happy Ending at the Orpheum on November 22, 2026Out and AboutThis Tony Award winning musical is a stunningly original adventure about what it means to be human—even if you're made of metal. Set in a near-future world, this heartwarming show follows two aging helper-bots who form an unlikely connection and set off on a journey of discovery. Equal parts funny, imaginative, and deeply touching, it proves that love is always worth the risk. Recommended for ages 7 plus. Seats are main floor, sections 1,2 and 3. Rows O through CC. 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 -
Middle School Fall Theatre Production: The Girl Who Was Asked to Turn BlueTheatreWant to star in a gripping mystery? We are looking for middle school actors of all experience levels to audition for our next play! Imagine waking up in a world where everyone has blue skin, wears matching clothes, and answers to a number instead of a name. That's exactly what happens to 16-year-old Tracey. When she refuses to blend in and starts asking questions, the "Blue Society" gives her an ultimatum: turn blue to fit in, or stay yourself and become a dangerous outcast. Whether you want a big speaking part as a lead or want to play one of the mysterious, synchronized citizens of the Blue Society, there is a role for you. No theater experience is required to try out—just come ready to have fun, try something new, and make awesome friends. See you at auditions!Fall 2026
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Middle School Theatre Club!TheatreWaitlistDiscover the magic of theater, build your skills, and shine on stage or behind the camera! In this fun, interactive club, you will explore everything from acting and comedy improv to stage makeup, puppetry, and playwriting. Whether you want to star in a scene or learn the secrets of technical theater, there is a place for you here. Perfect for creative middle schoolers ready to express themselves and make new friends.Fall 2026
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Mile High Apple PieLet's Get Cookin'Fall is the perfect time for baking, and nothing beats the smell of a fresh apple pie! If you’ve ever felt intimidated by pastry, this is the class for you. Nancy will guide you through every step of the process, from mixing a flaky crust to prepping a delicious filling using the season’s freshest apples. You will be surprised at how simple and rewarding pie-making can be in a step-by-step environment. Supply fee of $15.00 paid to instructor in classFall 2026
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Minnesota Xtreme Cheer - Intro to All StarsAthleticsGet ready to sparkle and cheer! This 7-week program is for kids ages 6 and up who want to learn what it takes to be an All-Star cheerleader. You’ll practice the basics of cheer in a fun, positive, and low-pressure class. Whether you dream of joining our All-Star Team or just want to cheer, jump, and tumble for fun, this program is the perfect place to start! Every participant receives a team t-shirt and bow. This class is held at the Minnesota Xtreme Cheer gym located at 7250 Hudson Blvd in Oakdale.Fall 2026 -
Minnesota Xtreme Cheer - Tumbling Fundamentals - BeginningAthleticsFlip, roll, and tumble like a pro! Build strength, balance, and super-powered body control as you practice forward rolls, cartwheels, lunges, and levers. Master cool positions like pike, tuck, and straddle while having a blast with friends. It’s your chance to grow strong, flexible, and full of confidence - while having tons of fun! What to Wear & Bring: Athletic shorts and a fitted t-shirt or tank top Hair secured in a ponytail Cheer shoes or clean athletic shoes (no outside shoes permitted) Water bottle No jewelry, pleaseFall 2026 -
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Mixed AgesMixed AgesJoin us for a hands-on learning adventure for toddlers, two’s, and preschoolers! In this lively mixed-ages class, children play, explore, and grow together both indoors and outdoors with a caring early childhood teacher. 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. It’s a wonderful chance to connect with other families, share experiences, and learn together while your little ones have a blast. The Monday Mixed Ages classes and the 3-5 year old Mixed Ages class spend half of the class outdoors, weather permitting. Outdoor gear is provided when needed.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Move With MeSpecial Classes and Family EventsStep into the rhythm of family fun! This dynamic class is designed to engage both parents and children in a playful exploration of movement, music, and coordination. From lively dance sessions to interactive games, each class is a joyful celebration of physical activity that strengthens the parent-child connection. This class does not contain a parenting discussion portion.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Natural Wonders- Nature PlayEarly Childhood Family Education ( ECFE)/ Weekend One-Time ClassesExplore the best type of playground around - NATURE! We’ll explore the Stillwater Area High School Environmental Learning Center and set up camp for our class to build forts, climb on logs, and investigate how the woods are saying goodbye to fall.This class was originally marketed in the catalog as Nov. 7th. We had to move it to Nov. 21st.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Natural Wonders: Art in NatureEarly Childhood Family Education ( ECFE)/ Weekend One-Time ClassesExplore the Environmental Learning Center as we collect pine cones, acorns, dried grasses, etc. We will express our gratitude to the Earth as we gather the natural materials. After our explorations and collecting, we will create art with the items we gathered!School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Nature ExplorersSpecial Classes and Family EventsPlaying outside promotes curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking. Studies have found that children who spent more time in nature exploration had improved learning outcomes. Come join us to learn together outdoors at Belwin at the Hilltop Classroom Trails! Each session will begin with a land acknowledgment and a nature-themed story that will guide our time together. There will be a combination of guided exploration and open-ended nature play. We will meet rain or shine, and it is held fully outdoors.Outdoor gear is available for children when needed. Belwin Conservancy, Hilltop Classroom Trails, 1553 Stagecoach Trail South. Afton, MN Ages 30 months - 6-year-olds and a caregiver 6 Tuesdays: Sept. 8th-Oct. 13thSchool Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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Navigating Grief Around the HolidaysBody, Mind and SpiritHolidays can bring about feelings of love, joy, celebration, and tradition. However, feelings of grief and loss can also be particularly strong around holiday times. In this class, participants will learn about common reactions to grief and loss, how to tap into their strengths to better cope, and resources to help support themselves and those they care about. Participants will then create a “memory lantern” to take home with them.Fall 2026
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New Parent ConnectionInfantsBond with your baby and connect with other families who are also in the midst of parenting an infant. This is a safe space to share the joys and frustrations of parenthood and realize you're not alone. Our Parent Educators and fellow caregivers are here to offer support. 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. Please only choose one class option: either Tuesday OR Wednesday.School Year, 2026-2027. Semester 1.
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No One Recovers AloneBody, Mind and SpiritMany adults with serious mental illness face loneliness, often relying on family as both caregivers and support. This class explores the impact of loneliness, the value of family involvement, and strategies to foster meaningful connections. Designed for a wide audience, this course provides 1 CEU approved by the Board of Social Work. There is no charge for this class thanks to a Vibrant Communities Mental Health grant from the Lower St. Croix Valley Foundation, St. Croix Valley Foundation and an anonymous donor advised fund.Fall 2026
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