This class is for those who love to create things with their hands. Students will learn how to create a variety of decorative objects out of clay using a pottery wheel, slab roller and extruder. We’ll also experiment with different types of clay and colored glazes. Students are encouraged to bring an apron or towel, as well as clothing that can get messy, as working with clay is a hands-on creative process. In addition to creating pieces to keep, students will create handmade bowls for an upcoming Empty Bowls event. Empty Bowls, founded in 2012, is a community-driven initiative to raise awareness about hunger, foster community connections, and generate funds for local organizations addressing hunger and homelessness. Students will craft their own unique bowls, which will later be featured in the Empty Bowls event to help raise funds for various local organizations. This opportunity combines artistic exploration with meaningful community impact, allowing students to contribute to a cause while also learning a new skill! A $35 supply fee is due to the instructor on the first day of class (cash, Venmo, or check). You will be notified when you can pick up your finished pieces from the Mahtomedi District Education Center.

Step into a world of adventure & creativity! Whether you're brand new to Dungeons & Dragons or a seasoned adventurer, this immersive storytelling experience is the perfect way to build friendships, spark imagination, and explore a brand new world. Led by a professional Game Master, players will create characters and embark on a hero's journey. Level-up and gain powerful abilities as individual choices and group collaboration shape your story. Join us to uncover ancient secrets, face impossible odds, and become the stuff of legend!

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Step into Fabulab, where everyday items turn into extraordinary creations! This hands-on camp mixes creativity with a sprinkle of STEM, letting campers design, build, and invent all things fabulous. Kids will cozy up in indoor glamping forts, craft glowing wands, whip up their own lip gloss, and experiment with sparkly slime. The week wraps up with a fun-filled pajama party featuring gourmet s’mores. Join us for a dazzling week of friendship, imagination, and nonstop sparkle! Instructor: Engineering for Kids (EKF)

The Mahtomedi Area Farmers’ Market brings produce growers, artists, bakers, crafters and community organizations together every Saturday morning throughout the summer in Veteran’s Memorial Park (formerly Triangle Park). Local vendors offer fresh produce, flowers and plants, honey, artisan breads, handmade crafts and artwork and much more! Saturdays from June 28th - September 27th 8 a.m.-12 p.m. No Registration Necessary.

This no-contact camp focuses on individual positions for older kids while the younger ones get a taste of everything. An emphasis on the kicking game and the importance of being a good sport will be addressed. Camp competitions and awards will round out the week. Campers should bring cleats for outside. For 3 Night participants, indicate your attendance dates when you register.

Where STEM fun meets your favorite pocket monsters! Get ready to become a Funémon Trainer! Young adventurers will explore hands-on STEM activities inspired by popular games and trading cards. Campers will collect special cards, create circuits, engineer catapults, and more—all while having a blast! By the end of camp, every camper will be on their way to becoming a master Funémon Trainer! Instructor: Engineering for Kids (EKF)

Power up your creativity with a week of Nintendo-inspired STEAM fun! Jump into a week of Nintendo-themed fun where technology and creativity collide! Students will begin by creating stop-motion movies starring Mario and friends, learning how to plan, animate, and edit their own short films. As the week continues, they’ll shift into coding, building Nintendo-inspired games such as maze challenges, coin-catching adventures, and drawing with Pikachu. Each day introduces a new hands-on project that blends coding, animation, and storytelling while encouraging creativity and problem-solving. Basic reading skills are recommended. Bring a USB on the last day to save your projects. Nintendo is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc. and not affiliated with this camp. Instructor: Tech Academy

Our summer golf camp introduces young players to the fundamentals of the game in a fun and supportive environment. Campers will work on their swing, putting, and chipping skills while learning course etiquette and the rules of golf. Each day includes engaging activities, drills, and supervised play on the course, fostering confidence and teamwork. Perfect for beginners and those looking to build their skills further. TGA Premier Sports For those looking for the ultimate experience, sign up here for the full-day golf and pickleball camp at a discounted rate! Full-day campers will enjoy a supervised lunch break and additional activities, making it the perfect way to stay active and make friends all day long.

Emphasis placed on progressions in the upper-level basic skills of tumbling, balance beam, uneven bars and springboard preparations. Students must meet the class skill requirements* listed below. If requirements are not met, students will be placed in beginners as an alternative if space remains on the roster. *Skill requirements: Advanced cartwheel (alone), round-off (alone), and back walkover (light spot).

For students with little to no experience. Emphasis placed on progressions in the basic skills of tumbling, balance beam, uneven bars, and springboard preparations. No previous skills required.