Create cards including; birthday, sympathy, get well, and thinking of you. Card makers are welcome to bring their preferred adhesive. All supplies included. View the online class listing for examples of what we’ll make!

Explore Minnesota social movements from a historical perspective, from settler colonialism and the U.S.-Dakota War to civil rights activism and the founding of key organizations. Examine the American Indian Movement, Chicano activism, and other initiatives, using readings and discussions to understand their impact on the state’s social landscape.

Ages 18 and up. Hammer in hand, iron heated in the coal forge, anvil at the ready, strike up a new skill in blacksmithing. Spend the day creating a hand-forged project to take home; S-hook or a drive hook. No previous experience necessary. Bring basic safety equipment to class- see below. Safety Equipment: safety glasses, hearing protection, clothing of natural fiber with no cuffs or fraying, cotton or leather gloves and closed-toe leather boots or shoes. There will be a lunch break from 12:00-1:00PM. Participants are welcome to bring a lunch or procure lunch from a local eatery. Bring a water bottle to class.

Ages 18 and up. Hammer in hand, iron heated in the coal forge, anvil at the ready, strike up a new skill in blacksmithing. Spend the day creating a hand-forged project to take home; S-hook or a drive hook. No previous experience necessary. Bring basic safety equipment to class- see below. Safety Equipment: safety glasses, hearing protection, clothing of natural fiber with no cuffs or fraying, cotton or leather gloves and closed-toe leather boots or shoes. There will be a lunch break from 12:00-1:00PM. Participants are welcome to bring a lunch or procure lunch from a local eatery. Bring a water bottle to class.

This workshop is designed to prepare students with little to no ASL experience to be ready for ASL 1. In this workshop, along with discussing some basic concepts about ASL as a language and learning a few key signs, we will primarily be learning each letter of the alphabet and practice using the letters to build a solid foundation for fingerspelling.

This workshop is designed to prepare students with little to no ASL experience to be ready for ASL 1. In this workshop, along with discussing some basic concepts about ASL as a language and learning a few key signs, we will primarily be learning each letter of the alphabet and practice using the letters to build a solid foundation for fingerspelling.

Acupressure is an ancient, eastern healing technique that involves pressing or kneading key points on the body to release energy blockages and simulate energy flow through pathways called meridians. Learn how to by stimulating the many points that relieve sinus blockages, headaches and more.

The ancient healing art of acupressure can offer great relief with no side effects and help you feel your best. Along with the specific points to help relieve stress, anxiety, insomnia, irritability and even weight gain, learn the Nine Master Pressure Points, which are the most helpful to your body.

Continue developing your decorating skills with buttercream roses, leaves, and advanced skills in borders and writing. Decorate an 8-inch cake to take home. Prerequisite: Basic Cake Decorating or some experience in cake decorating.

Discover advanced tips and tricks that can increase your productivity and get your specific questions answered. Topics include: conditional formatting, data manipulation, custom lists, conditional formulas and functions, use of the formula/function library, and more. Prerequisite: Intermediate Excel or equivalent skills.

Level up your polymer-clay artistry with techniques like color blending, sculpting, marbling, texturing, and detailed finishing. Play with new shapes, styles, and hardware as you craft a stunning mini-collection of earrings and build confidence in your creative process. All supplies included. Please note, there will be approximately 45 minutes of downtime during baking. Pre-requisite: Intro to Polymer Clay Earrings

All Around Fitness focuses on exercise techniques for older adults, but is open to all. Includes strength training, cardiovascular conditioning, balance and flexibility. Work at your own pace and receive personal attention from a trained instructor.

Making alterations to store-bought clothes, especially jeans, can be tricky. Discover different options for shortening your jeans including leg shaping. Build skills in waist and back fitting using practice fabric before tackling your favorite jeans. Bring your own sewing machine to class. View full supply list online. If you're ready to jump right in, bring topstitching thread that matches your garment along with the jeans. A JEANS or DENIM needle in size 16/100 or 18/110 will help a great deal. Bring your sewing machine and pedal in good working order to the first session. You will also want pins, little scissors and a hem gauge (if you have them), thread for your project.

Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to recognize and provide basic care for breathing and cardiac emergencies until advanced medical personnel arrive. This nationally recognized American Heart Association course certifies individuals in CPR/AED for adults, children and infants, and is valid for two years.

First Aid covers any emergency that does not require the use of CPR. Topics covered in this American Heart Association course include recognition and treatment of heart attacks, strokes, diabetic emergencies and allergic reactions, as well as first aid treatments for wounds, fractures, burns and other common injuries.

First Aid covers any emergency that does not require the use of CPR. Topics covered in this American Heart Association course include recognition and treatment of heart attacks, strokes, diabetic emergencies and allergic reactions, as well as first aid treatments for wounds, fractures, burns and other common injuries.