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Early Childhood- DonationEarly ChildhoodWe sincerely appreciate your decision to support the Early Childhood Programs. For your convenience, donations can be made online via Eleyo or by check, delivered to our Early Childhood office located at Wildwood Elementary. Please know that 100% of your donation is dedicated to providing direct support and necessary resources for the children enrolled in our programs. Thank you for making a difference!2026-2027 School Year -
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Evening Star Quilters Meetings - FREEArts, Crafts & CulinaryJoin the Evening Star Quilters for activities such as group projects, show and tell of members' work, special programs with speakers, and a biannual quilt show! For more information, contact: dkmike.wal@q.com2026 Summer -
Evening Star Quilters Meetings - FREEArts, Crafts & CulinaryJoin the Evening Star Quilters for activities such as group projects, show and tell of members' work, special programs with speakers, and a biannual quilt show! For more information, contact: dkmike.wal@q.com2026 Fall -
Evening Star Quilters Present: A Quilters MarketCommunity EventsCome brows over 100 quilts on display, crafters garage sale, quilt vendors, raffle quilt, boutique and refreshments. The Evening Star Quilters meet twice a month at the DEC. Contact Mahtomedi Community Education for information. $5 cash fee at the door. Children under age 17 are free!2026 Fall -
Everything You Want to Know About Medicare55+Join us for an educational presentation for anyone who wants to know more about Medicare! New to the world of Medicare or thinking of changing your plan? We will discuss Parts A, B, C, & D of Medicare, the application process, estimated costs, supplements, MAPD, and how to determine the right time to sign up. This an ideal course for people turning 65, those over 65 and coming off their employer medical plan, as well as those currently enrolled in Medicare.2026 Fall -
Failing to Launch: Understanding & Resolving the Young Adult CrisisGeneral Interest & moreToday's young adults are struggling — nearly half are still living at home, and Gen Z reports the highest rates of anxiety, depression, and loneliness, with young males four times more likely to experience deaths of despair. These aren't just statistics; they represent real risks with serious consequences for individuals, families, and communities. Dr. Jack Stoltzfus will explain what's driving this crisis and share his proven formula for helping parents launch their young adults into self-sufficient, independent lives while maintaining a strong, caring bond.2026 Fall -
Fall Embroidery on a Flour Sack Tea Towel - NEWArts, Crafts & CulinaryLearn basic embroidery stitches while creating a fall themed tea towel to display in yourkitchen! Each participant will create a fall themed tea towel using patterns provided inclass. All materials are provided.2026 Fall -
Family LEGO® Night - NEWCommunity EventsUnleash your inner architect at Family LEGO® Night, where builders and creative thinkers of all ages come together to bring their wildest ideas to life. Whether you are a master builder or picking up a brick for the first time, you’ll have the chance to tackle team challenges, showcase your skills at the free build station, and compete for awesome LEGO®-themed prizes. Beyond the building, stop by the LEGO® Swap Table to trade your gently used sets for something "new to you." It’s an evening of teamwork, imagination, and play designed for every skill level, come build something amazing with us!2026 Fall -
Family and Friends CPR and First Aid (ages 9+)General Interest & moreThis interactive course will educate your whole family on essential lifesaving skills you will need during the first few minutes of an emergency, including CPR for adults, children, and infants along with basic first aid procedures. Build your confidence through lecture and hands-on practice the emergency lifesaving skills. We will discuss and practice CPR techniques, airway blockages, bleeding control, burns, environmental emergencies, and more. Included in your registration fee, each participant will receive American Heart Association’s Family & Friends® CPR student manual, which includes a participation wallet card. This course is for anyone ages 9 and up. We encourage you to bring your whole family (up to 4 people) for a discounted rate! Students under 16 years of age must be accompanied by a registered adult. All materials included! Participants are welcome to bring snacks and water!2026 Fall -
Farmer's MarketCommunity EventsThe 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.2026 Summer -
Farmer's MarketCommunity EventsThe 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.2026 Fall -
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Food Truck Friday - FREECommunity EventsCelebrate fall with Food Truck Friday! Enjoy live music from Run Lucy Run, yard games, and a variety of food trucks, including D&D Goodies, Griddle on the Go, El Pariente, and Frios Gourmet Pops. This special event also celebrates the 35th anniversary of Mahtomedi Adventure Club (MAC), with special activities highlighting the program's impact on our community. No registration required, and no fee to attend; food truck purchases extra.2026 Fall -
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Foundation for RetirementFuture & Financial PlanningThis is a two-day course that covers all personal finance topics related to retirement: income, living expenses, inflation, taxes, insurance (Medicare, long-term care, life insurance, etc.), estate planning, and investment strategies. A course book is included that attendees can keep and follow along with throughout the course. As part of the class, case studies and real world scenarios are offered to help attendees apply each topic to their own personal situation. Registration includes one workbook from the Pine Grove Financial Group. A guest/spouse included in registration at no cost.2026 Fall -
Freaky Facts Science Camp (grades K-5)STEMGet ready to have your mind blown! From bizarre bugs and weird plants to jaw-dropping animal traits and out-of-this-world solar system secrets, kids will uncover the craziest facts about the world around us—and beyond! Through hands-on experiments, fun activities, and wild discoveries, this class is packed with science surprises that will leave your young scientist saying, “No way!” every single day. Min 8 | Max 20 Instructor: KidScientific2026 Fall -
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Getting Started in Hydroponic Gardening - NEWGeneral Interest & moreThis class will focus on growing edible things--fruits and vegetables--rather than flowers. You'll get an overview of hydroponics and how it compares to soil-based gardening. We'll briefly review several common hydroponic techniques and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of these techniques. The focus of the class will be on one particular technique, "Deep Water Culture." A variation on this technique will be used in a simple, hands-on project you'll work on at home, which will involve growing a head of lettuce. The goals of this project will be to give you experience with some of the basics of hydroponic growing and to provide knowledge that will help you step up to more complex systems that are capable of growing a wider variety of crops, if you choose to do so later. You'll receive a kit with most of the supplies you'll need for the project, along with instructions on how to complete it at home2026 Fall -
Gingerbread House Winter Workshop (grades 6-12) - NEWCulinary ArtsJoin us for a cozy, creative experience where students bring their dream gingerbread house to life! In this hands-on class, students will design, build, and decorate their own unique gingerbread creations using icing, candy, and a wide variety of fun materials. Students will explore creativity, basic design ideas, and a bit of “edible engineering” as they construct their houses. All materials are provided, and each student will take home their finished gingerbread house! This relaxed, welcoming class is perfect for students who love art, building, and a little bit of sweet fun. Come ready to create, decorate, and enjoy a cozy atmosphere with friends.2026 Fall -
Glow in the Dark Rudolph (age 18 month-6 years)Enrichment Classes & EventsCome create right along with your little one as we use fun, fuzzy pom poms to create an adorable Rudolph. Just like the real reindeer, our Rudolph’s’ noses will really glow-in-the-dark, perfect for guiding Santa’s sleigh! Children must be accompanied by a caregiver. Instructor: Kidcreate Studio2026 Fall -
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Gymnastics - Advanced (grades K-6)GymnasticsAdvanced students who can perform skill requirements independently - round off, bridge kick over and pull over – should enroll in advanced gymnastics. Prerequisite: Advanced Beginner or appropriate skill set. For questions about eligibility email community education at stephanie.groff@isd832.net.2026 Fall