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Art of SamosasAdult CulinarySkip store-bought version and learn to make crispy, flavorful samosas from scratch. Create spiced potato filling, master homemade wrappers and cook them in three healthy ways, including air fryer, for golden results. Equipment: Large non-stick pan Participants will receive a list of ingredients in advance of the class with enough time for shopping and prep and an all-inclusive recipe packet after the class. Note: One registration fee for this class can include immediate family members living full-time in the same home. If children are participating, adult supervision is required.Fall 2026 -
BINGOLet's Have FunThere is a game that's of so fun and BINGO is its name-o! Once a month join us to win prizes in an enjoyable atmosphere. Registration includes a snack, drink and game play. Space is limited and BINGO play is for participants only.Project SOAR Fall 2026 -
Babysitter TrainingService & LeadershipLearn leadership, safety, basic care, first aid and rescue skills to become the best-certified babysitter on the block! Must be 11-16 years of age as of the day of class. Please bring a peanut and tree nut-free lunch, a snack and a beverage to class. Students receive an MCE certified babysitter bag with a handbook, activities and first aid kit. Certification received: American Red Cross Babysitter Training Certificate (valid for 10 years).Fall 2026 -
Balance Your HormonesAdult Health & WellnessLearn how hormones change throughout your seasons of life and how to keep them optimally balanced at every stage. Menopause can be a difficult transition for women, but it doesn't have to be. Learn how to be proactive as well as manage the many symptoms that can occur during perimenopause and menopause.Fall 2026 -
BaseballCategory -
BaseballBaseballStep up to the plate and elevate your game! You will sharpen your hitting, fielding, baserunning and throwing skills through high-energy training designed to prep you for the season. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!Fall 2026 -
Baseball TotsBaseballStep up to the plate with your child! This non-competitive program requires parent participation while introducing basic throwing, catching, hitting and running skills through playful baseball games. *Parent participation required. For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!Fall 2026 -
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BasketballBasketballDesigned for beginner to intermediate players, learn essential skills on and off the court to become a better athlete. Develop your passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding and defense skills. All equipment provided. Our progression-based curriculum emphasizes sportsmanship and teamwork while teaching the fundamental skills of passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding, and defense. Join us for a fun and holistic basketball experience where fun meets skill development! For more information on Skyhawks, please click here!Fall 2026 -
Basketball Open GymBasketballPractice your basketball skills or scrimmage with friends. Space is limited! Youth must be supervised by an adult. Bring your own ball. Grades K-12. Cost is $5 per child (Adult Free). You may pay ahead of time or pay at the door with cash. Wednesdays: October 21 - March 3 Groveland Elementary School 17310 Minnetonka Blvd, Minnetonka, MN 55345 6:00-8:00 pm *No Open Gym: Nov. 25, Dec. 23 & 30Fall 2026 -
Basketball TykesBasketballJump into basketball! Your athlete will develop dribbling, passing, shooting and defense skills through fun drills and mini-games, in a supportive, positive and confidence-building environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle. Balls are provided. Parent participation is recommended when needed.Fall 2026 -
Beginner Archery (Level 2)ArcheryArchery improves concentration, physical fitness and is a lot of fun! Learn technique, rules, scoring, history, etiquette and equipment care. For beginners only. Coached by NASP-certified instructors. All equipment provided. Prerequisite: Intro to Archery (Level 1). Beginner Archery will introduce specialized learning for each archer and they will learn to hit their target. This class will cover safety, rules, techniques and prepare them for the Intermediate Archery Class. This course uses curriculum from the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP) in collaboration with the Minnesota DNR. Participants will learn the fundamentals of archery in a safe, disciplined training program with an emphasis on safety.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistBeginner DivingDivingBeginner Group Description: This class is for divers that are brand new to the sport with little or no experience. We will work on the basic fundamentals needed for the intermediate group. Skills included but not limited to, jumping off the board forwards and backwards in each position, tuck, pike and straight, head first entry skills and backwards entry skills. Coaches will recommend beginner divers to move to the intermediate group. Starting age for this group is 6yrs.Fall 2026 -
Beginner/Intermediate FencingFencingYou’ll learn the exciting basics of fencing—like guard position, blocks and attacks—in a fun and safe environment. All equipment and protective gear is provided, so just bring your energy! Students will participate in a tournament on the last day and compete for a prize. Students must show up on time for the last day in order to compete. Participants should wear pants and athletic clothing.Fall 2026 -
Beginning Adult BalletAdult DanceBallet and barre, where elegance meets strength and grace meets determination! Perfect for anyone looking to explore the beautiful art of ballet and the effective toning of barre exercises. This beginner ballet and barre class starts with a dancer’s stretch flow warm-up, strength training and fascia work, along with fundamental barre and floor combinations. This course is geared towards beginner students and should help with posture and tone. Expect new short combinations each week to take home with classical ballet music accompaniment. Ballet shoes or socks are recommended.Fall 2026 -
Big Island Bouldering Day CampOutdoor RecreationLearn proper climbing techniques in a fun, supportive and safe environment designed for all skill levels. Participate in climbing games and challenges and push yourself to climb higher! Big Island Bouldering is located at 161 Cheshire Ln # 500, Plymouth, MN 55441. Participants must provide their own transportation.Fall 2026 -
Boho Embroidery SamplerAdult CreateEmbroidered before and want to practice your stitches? Check out what all the hype is about in this sampler where we’ll help guide you on your stitching journey! No embroidery experience necessary. All supplies are included. Children 12 years and older are welcome to enroll in this course with an enrolled adult.Fall 2026 -
Boulder Pointe Equestrian Day CampOutdoor RecreationLearn what it's like to have a horse for a day! Ride in the indoor and/or outdoor arenas for 40-50 minutes (no trails), practice how to steer, stop, turn and walk on your own. Other activities may include making horse treats, doing crafts, and playing games. You’ll also learn how to meet and care for the horses, which is a big part of ownership! Campers are broken into smaller groups based on similar riding experience and age. Ideal for both new and experienced riders! Parent drop-off is at 9:00 AM, with pick-up at 3:00 PM. Please note that parents are not allowed to stay for the day. WHAT DO CAMPERS NEED TO BRING? ● Long pants, closed toe shoes, appropriate clothes for weather inside and outside of the barn. ● No flip flops. ● Sunscreen/hat/bug spray ● Water bottle/drinks/snacks and a lunch ● Treats for the horses if you want ● Helmets are provided. WEATHER: Camps are held rain or shine, as we have an indoor barn and arena. FORMS: Release and Liability Form one per person, electronically completed on our website FormsFall 2026 -
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Bowling & Frisbee ChallengeBowlingHit the lanes and the field for an exciting dual-sport challenge! You will build throwing, catching and teamwork skills through friendly bowling matches and active frisbee scrimmages.Fall 2026 -
Branching Out: A Live Genealogy Q&AAdult Lifelong LearningHave a question about your family history, or feel like you're close to a breakthrough but need help? Join this interactive class and gain access to a genealogist's best insights and expertise. During this group Q&A, you’ll be able to: Get targeted advice for overcoming your toughest research roadblocks Uncover fresh strategies to dive deeper into your family’s past Gain insights from others’ questions that uncover new paths for your own researchFall 2026 -
CPR & AEDAdult CPR & First AidThis American Heart Association class teaches CPR and Airway Obstruction, as well as the use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) for adults, children and infants. Effective bystander CPR, provided immediately after sudden cardiac arrest, can double or triple a victim’s chance of survival. Certification received: American Heart Association HeartSaver for Adult, Infant, and Child, CPR and AED (valid for two years).Fall 2026 -
Starting SoonCamp Rock Musical TheaterPerforming ArtsWe Rock! Choose your own characters, learn songs and dances and put on a show! Learn how to properly speak your lines, block a scene, develop your character and much more! We will also play fun creative games! All that is needed are comfortable clothing and lightweight sneakers or dance shoes. Friends and family are invited to a special performance beginning the final 30 minutes of the final class!Fall 2026 -
Canva Academy for BusinessAdult Computers & TechnologyLearn how to design professional-looking social media posts, flyers and marketing materials using only the free version of Canva with no design experience required. You'll learn the exact tools, shortcuts and strategies that make creating beautiful visuals quick and stress-free. By the end of this session, you'll have the skills and confidence to create graphics that attract customers and make your business look polished and professional.Fall 2026