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Beginning EmbroideryArt & MusicWaitlistLearn the basics of embroidery in a welcoming, beginner-friendly environment. We'll cover essential stitches, pattern reading, and simple techniques to help you create embroidered designs and build confidence with this creative craft.Fall 2026 - Adult
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Beginning Pilates-Based Mat ExerciseFitness & DanceCondition and tone your body with Pilates! Controlled mat exercises create strength, stability and suppleness in the spine while improving abdominal and back strength, posture and balance. Pilates provides stress reduction while enhancing injury prevention. Bring a yoga mat.Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistBehind the Scenes History Tour of the Lexington RestaurantToursEnjoy a behind the scenes look at one of St. Paul’s most historic restaurants. The Lexington has been a gathering spot for fine dining and rubbing elbows with St. Paul notables since 1935. Come hear their rich history and explore the Lexington from top to bottom - including areas not open to the public. After the tour you will be treated to a sample of one of their signature cocktails.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Birth to 12 Months - Non-SeparatingInfant (Baby) - ToddlerA class geared to a specific age range (Birth-12 months), targeting the common concerns and needs of both parent and child. Online enrollments MUST include at least one adult AND one child (look for the "Relationships" button). Infant's age should fall into age range listed for this class at the time of attendance. Registrations received after 10/16/26 may be held until the first class of the next month.All B-12 class run Sept-June EXCEPT the WEDNESDAY 1:30 and THURSDAY 5:30 Sections. These class sections will run as one semester classes (Sept -Jan or Feb-June). Fees are pro-rated for these sections.ECFE 26-27 -
WaitlistBirth to 3 YearsInfant (Baby) - ToddlerA class geared to a specific age range (Birth to 3 years), targeting the common concerns and needs of both parent and child. Online enrollments MUST include at least one adult AND one child (look for the "Relationships" button). Child's age should fall into the age range listed for this class on 9/1/2026. Choose your class section based on whether or not you would like to separate from your child for parent education time.Tuesday 5:00-6:30pm is a SEPARATING Class. Friday 9:00-10:30am is a NON-Separating Class. Registrations received after 10/16/26 will be held until the first class of the next month.ECFE 26-27 -
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Birth-KindergartenBirth to Kindergarten (B-K)In Birth to Kindergarten classes, families and their young children come together to explore, play, and learn. Parent educators facilitate conversations on child development and ways to support children's growth and learning while building the parent/child relationship. Early childhood educators create and engage children in developmentally appropriate activities to support the specific needs and growth of all children, from B-K. Online enrollments MUST include at least one adult AND at least one child (look for the "Relationships" button). Classes run September through early June, unless otherwise noted. Registrations received after 10/16/26 will be held for most classes until the first class of the next month. TRANSPORTATION IS VERY LIMITED. If you require transportation, register for the B-K (ALL TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS) and designate any/all class sections you're able to consistently attend. Families will be placed as possible. If you are able to provide your own transportation, please register for your first choice class and provide your own transportation.ECFE 26-27 -
WaitlistBlacksmith Fundamentals: Bottle OpenersArt & MusicAges 16 and up. Begin building your blacksmith skills by forging your own bottle opener! Bottle openers are quick to make and can incorporate all the basic blacksmithing processes into one compact project. End class with a celebratory bottle-opening to try out your new tool (that means a beer or soda is included!). Please note the following before registering: *Wear closed toe shoes/work boots and dress in layers. Wear natural fiber clothing with long sleeves and pants. *It is recommended that you bring your own work gloves and safety glasses. If you can't, there will be some to use; you will be asked to help sanitize them after use. *Bring a water bottle as it can get hot in the shop, especially during the summer monthsFall 2026 - Adult -
Block PrintingArt & MusicCarve, ink, and print your way to a custom canvas tote. Transform simple shapes and patterns into a one of a kind design while building block printing skills and creating a bag you’ll be excited to use. All supplies included.Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistBoo Crew Halloween Cookie Decorating (Adult + Child)CulinaryOne adult and one child ages 8-15. Register under the name of the child attending. Discover tips and tricks for decorating frightful Halloween themed cookies with Royal Icing. Pipe, flood, and embellish the most devilishly delicious cookies and wow your friends and family. Cookies, icing, and recipes included. Cookies will be baked and icing mixed prior to class so you can concentrate on ghoulish designs. *Premade cookies contain almond extract.Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistBorosilicate Glass Project Sampler: Little CrittersArt & MusicLight a torch, melt borosilicate glass, and sculpt with color to create your own adorable 3-D glass critter in a beginner-friendly environment! Your critter will need time to cool properly so you’ll need to pick up your glass pal two days later. Supplies included.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Bracelets & Boundaries: Creative Healing & Personal Empowerment (Adult+ Child)Community & CultureOne adult and one child, grades 2-5. Register under the child’s name. Create with your hands while engaging your mind. Explore what boundaries are, why they matter, and how to build and maintain them in relationships, work, and everyday life. Come ready to craft and leave with new tools to protect your peace. Sliding Fees: Most classes include sliding-fee options designed to provide financial flexibility for community members who may need support in order to participate. We encourage participants to choose the amount they are able to pay. This model helps ensure our programs remain financially sustainable while also promoting equity and increasing accessibility for all members of our community.Fall 2026- Youth -
WaitlistBraids & Balance: Self-Care Through Protective Styles (Adult + Child)Community & CultureOne adult and one child, 2nd-5th grades. Register under the name of the child attending. Self-care isn’t just about relaxation, it’s about empowerment. Learn how to do knotless braids and cornrows while exploring the importance of self-care, resilience, and protecting both our inner and outer selves. This class creates space to practice confidence, creativity, and community while gaining a practical skill you can use for yourself or others. No supplies are needed all materials will be provided. Sliding Fees: Most classes include sliding-fee options designed to provide financial flexibility for community members who may need support in order to participate. We encourage participants to choose the amount they are able to pay. This model helps ensure our programs remain financially sustainable while also promoting equity and increasing accessibility for all members of our community.Fall 2026- Youth -
Breakfast Club: Oatmeal Flapjacks, Homemade Butter & Syrup (Adult + Child)CulinaryOne adult and one child, ages 5-15. Register under the name of the child attending. Breakfast is on the menu tonight! In this fun, hands-on class, young chefs will grind oats, churn fresh butter, flip golden oatmeal flapjacks, and make a rich homemade syrup from scratch. It's the perfect recipe for learning new kitchen skills while enjoying everyone's favorite meal—breakfast for dinner.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Bruce VentoDiscovery Club2026-2027 School Year Registration dates: April 14th at 9am - Priority registration begins for currently enrolled Discovery Club (25/26 school year) families only* April 27th at 9:00am - Open registration begins for incoming families *A currently enrolled family is defined as having a student or students currently enrolled in Discovery Club for the 2025-2026 school year. Enrollment in summer Discovery Club is not considered a currently enrolled contract. Summer 2026 Registration Dates: March 9th at 9:00am - Open registration begins for incoming and returning families _________________________________________________________________________________ Registration Information Contracts (accepted or pending) do not carry over from summer to school year or year to year. All families, including families on the wait list, must register annually for any future care. Registrations will be reviewed in the order that they were received by our online system, and could take up to 10 business days to process. In order for a registration to be processed, all program balances must be paid in full. Accounts with a balance overdue will not be processed. Students must be enrolled and attending in the St. Paul Public School District in order to receive Discovery Club child care services. (We do not offer care to out-of-district students in our program during the school year. This includes families who live within the district boundaries but attend a charter or private school.) 2026-2027 Child Care Rates Families can select before school care, after school care, or a combination based on your child’s school schedule. Days of care may range from three to five days per week, per care session. Contracted days must remain the same for each week. Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $49.00/child/contract charged at the time that the contract is accepted. Before School Offered for students who attend schools with an 8:30 a.m. or 9:30 a.m. start time 6:30 - 8:30 a.m. $12.60/day $63.00/week 6:30 - 9:30 a.m. $18.85/day $94.25/week After School Starts at the end of the school's regular day and goes until 6:00 p.m. Snack provided 2:00 - 6:00 p.m. $25.15/day $125.75/week 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. $18.85/day $94.25/week 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. $12.60/day $63.00/week Drop-in days add $5.00/session/day; available to children currently enrolled and subject to space available. Schedule changes require a one week notice and are subject to space availability. A $25 per child schedule change fee applies. Families are invoiced bi-weekly, after the care happens and payments are due on the following Friday. Accounts will receive a late payment fee if balance is not paid on the due date. Accounts past due are subject to withdrawal of contracted care. Non-School Days Available to currently enrolled students $45.50/day/child if registered by the deadline $53.50/day/child if registered after the deadline More information on the Discovery Club Website ______________________________________________________________________ 2026 Summer Child Care Information to come Summer rates include breakfast, lunch, snack, field trips/events included in the program. Discovery Club school-age care requires a non-refundable registration fee of $49 per child, charged at the time that the contract is accepted. Families are invoiced bi-weekly, after the care occurs and payments are due on the following Friday. Daily rate: $45.50 per day/per child Summer Daily Hours : 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM More summer information on the Discovery Club Website Questions may be directed to discovery.club@spps.orgDC 26/27 SY DC Site -
Brunch: Eggs Benedict & Hashbrowns - Online CourseCulinaryElevate your brunch game by learning two classics: eggs Benedict and crispy hash brown cakes. Master essential techniques for preparing a restaurant quality brunch that’s perfect for weekends, special occasions, or treating yourself at home. Build confidence in the kitchen while creating a delicious meal from start to finish. Optional supply list online. Contains dairy & eggs.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Bundt Wait, There’s Cake?CulinaryThe Bundt cake craze is in full force! Learn tips and tricks as you prepare, bake and glaze several types and sizes of Bundt cakes in class and take home four boxed 5" Bundt cakes.Fall 2026 - Adult -
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Cake Pops: Holiday EditionCulinaryTreat yourself to a sweet night out! Discover how to mix, roll, dip, and decorate cake pops like a pro. From flavor combinations to decorating techniques, you'll leave with beautifully crafted treats and the skills to recreate them at home. No experience needed—just bring your sweet tooth and creativity!Fall 2026 - Adult -
WaitlistCake-Pop Sprinkle Hunters (Adult + Child)CulinaryOne adult and one child, ages 5-15. Register under the name of the child attending. A vibrant, hands-on class where young chefs combine creativity, confidence, and teamwork to create edible masterpieces. Filled with color, fun, and plenty of sprinkles, this sweet adventure encourages students to express themselves, try new things, and let their inner star shine.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Celebrate Winter Holidays with CardsArt & MusicGet creative and spread some cheer! Make your own handmade holiday cards to share with friends and family. All supplies are provided- just bring your festive spirit!Fall 2026 - Adult
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WaitlistCell Phone FilmmakingBusiness & TechnologyTransform your smartphone into a cinematic tool. Learn strategic pre‑production, professional filming techniques, essential gear use, and advanced editing in CapCut. From planning to final export, you’ll create a polished, professional-quality video using only your phone and accessible tools.Fall 2026 - Adult -
ChessSpecial Topics & EventsSharpen your mind with the brilliant, strategic game of chess! Learn essential openings, mid-game tactics, and advanced strategies from National and International Masters. Whether you're a beginner or looking to level up, this class will challenge and inspire your inner grandmaster.Fall 2026 - Adult -
Chess 'n' MotionScience, Technology, Engineering & MathGrades K-5. Boost your brainpower and move your body! Learn and play chess with strategies to level-up your game. Then switch gears and hit the field with energetic group games like basketball, tag, and more. Sliding Fees: Most classes include sliding-fee options designed to provide financial flexibility for community members who may need support in order to participate. We encourage participants to choose the amount they are able to pay. This model helps ensure our programs remain financially sustainable while also promoting equity and increasing accessibility for all members of our community.Fall 2026- Youth