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

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind 45-minute private goat yoga fitness class led by an experienced, certified instructor, where you get to choose the intensity level that’s right for you. This fun and relaxing class takes place at the Hayloft ranch in an open-air pavilion, sheltered but surrounded by fresh air and scenic ranch views. After class, stay an extra 15 minutes to take photos, cuddle, and connect with our adorable Nigerian Dwarf goats. Children ages 12 and up are welcome when accompanied by a registered adult, making this a perfect activity for families, friends, or a group. Classes are held rain or shine, and the pavilion is not heated or air-conditioned, so please dress for the weather—layers are recommended. Yoga mats are provided, but we ask that you bring a mat-size towel to place over your mat for comfort and cleanliness. Registration deadline: June 18th at noon

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.

Join us as we delve into Minnesota’s rich and diverse art history, celebrating the region’s unique role in the broader history of American art. This seminar offers an in-depth exploration of the iconic and emerging artists who have shaped our state’s cultural landscape, from the 1700s to today.. Highlighting influential figures such as George Morrison, Warren MacKenzie, Wanda Gág, and Clement Haupers, among many others. We’ll examine the legacy of these artists, discuss how significant pieces have been acquired by museums and private collections, and look at the role of historic galleries. Additionally, this seminar will address the evolving Minnesota art market, providing insights on expanding personal collections in today’s environment.

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.

Prerequisite: This is an advanced gymnastic class. These classes are open to girls completing grades 9-11, who are attending Mahtomedi schools and have the required skills to join the high school team. Girls completing 7th & 8th grade should contact Coach Driscoll for registration permission.

Introductory course for ages 3-5. Participants must be age three by the first day of class. Emphasis will be placed on basic body positions and body awareness as well as progression in the basic skills of tumbling, balance beam, uneven bars and springboard preparations.

This class has advanced skill prerequisites that must be reviewed by the instructor. Please contact Coach Ashley Walsh at ashleywalsh102216@gmail.com with eligibility questions.

Imagine suddenly being blamed for an event that would “live in infamy.” Japanese Americans (most of them US citizens) were instantly the enemy. Over 120,00 were put in internment camps with just days to sell their homes or businesses. Others became American soldiers, spies and heroes. Here are their stories. Registration deadline: June 21st at 3pm and June 22nd at 3pm *Rescheduled from May 11th and May 12th

Nixon was a highly intelligent man who wondered why people never seemed to like him. He was socially awkward and a little bit paranoid. He kept an Enemies List, and approved the Watergate break-in, but at the same time could be very ethical. Later presidents depended on his wise counsel, but preferred to keep their meetings with him secret. Learn about his important successes, his strange habits, and his relationships both public and private. Registration deadline: July 7th at 8 am

Get ready to explore the world of horses with an exciting, hands-on experience based on the Spark Equestrian curriculum. At Hardwood Creek Farm, students will learn the fundamentals of horse care, from grooming and halter leading to handling reins and beginner riding commands, just like in a first riding lesson! We will finish the day with some making homemade horse treats and playing a few games! Don’t worry about the weather, we have an indoor heated arena as well as outdoor spaces. Students should come dressed for adventure: long pants, closed-toe shoes, and layers for indoor and outdoor activities. Students will also need a water bottle and a nut-free lunch.

Join us at Saint Croix Vineyards for a hands-on intermediate embroidery class! This class is designed for people who know basic embroidery skills, and are ready to extend their learning to new stitches such as the blanket stitch, fly stitch, basket weave, and more! Each participant will receive the following materials to keep: A practice cotton fabric sampler to learn and experiment with various intermediate stitches Thread and needles Guided by experienced instructors, you’ll learn intermediate stitches step-by-step. Enjoy a cozy, social atmosphere with plenty of time to sip, stitch, and socialize. The tasting room at Saint Croix Vineyards will be open throughout the class, offering a selection of their refreshments available for purchase. Come solo or bring a friend—either way, you’ll leave with new skills, your very own embroidery supplies, and maybe even a new favorite hobby. Ages 21+ | All materials included | Wine and food sold separately

Ready to take your pickleball game to the next level? This clinic is designed for players who already know the basics and are ready to sharpen their skills. We'll focus on advanced techniques, footwork, court positioning, and game strategy. Each session includes focused instruction followed by guided gameplay, giving players the chance to practice what they've learned in real match situations. With a smaller group size, every player gets personalized coaching and plenty of court time. Perfect for students looking to get competitive or just keep improving their game.

TGA (Teach. Grow. Achieve.) provides golf instruction, making it convenient and affordable to learn golf in a fun and safe environment. Kid-friendly instructors help your child develop golf skills and knowledge through full swing, chipping, and putting stations. Top-notch equipment and training materials are provided, allowing all skill levels the chance to come out and play with TGA! Instructor: TGA Premier Sports

Why sit in front of the TV and watch cartoons when you can draw amazing characters and awesome scenes of your very own? Join us for five action-packed days as Young Rembrandts hosts the all new KPop Anime Drawing Workshop. Our students will create dazzling illustrations that are influenced by the popular Korean anime and manga themes. Colorful characters with expressive personalities jump off the page. Don’t miss out on an exciting opportunity to produce wonderful artwork. Sign up today! Instructor: Young Rembrandts

Get ready to draw your heart out! Our K-Pop Anime Drawing Workshop is bursting with creative star power. Kids will spend five fun-filled days learning how to draw anime characters in a K-Pop style including specialty eyes, stylish outfits and stage-ready poses. K-Pop artists will use color pencils, Sharpies, and markers to bring every detail to life on large 11x17 poster-sized paper. It’s K-Pop energy meets anime artistry, a perfect mix of art and imagination inspired by one of the most talked-about movies of 2025! Join the trend. Draw the vibe. Enroll Now! Instructor: Young Rembrandts

With the help of our Muscle Zoo friends, we teach the fundamentals of martial arts in this high-energy progression-based program. Each 40 minute class students learn & practice the traditions & skills of the sport inspired by the traditions & practices of martial arts. Karate Zoo is designed to benefit a child’s physical, social & emotional development while building confidence & teaching practical life lessons. Belt included in session fees. Instructor: Amazing Athletes

Join us for a guided Full Moon Adventure kayaking experience on a kayak friendly lake! This two- hour experience, guided by SilverFinn Kayaking, begins with a relaxed paddle at sunset and continues into the evening as participants enjoy the peaceful transition to moonlight on the water. The experience is designed to be both recreational and restorative, offering participants an opportunity to connect with nature, enjoy local waterways, and engage in a unique community-based outdoor activity. Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to sign waivers and select your equipment. This program is suitable for beginners and recreational paddlers. All instruction and safety guidance will be provided on-site. All equipment provided includes kayaks, paddles, U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket, and waterproof cases for phones and keys. Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes that can get wet. Participants should bring drinking water, a. flashlight, and bug spray. A rescheduled date will be offered if weather does not cooperate.