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Solar Power 101: Can you DIY?
Is solar power for you? What does it take to DIY? Get answers to these questions and more as you spend an evening demystifying solar power. Cover the basics of photo-voltaic (PV) solar arrays and be better able to consider a DIY project or evaluate a solar contractor. -
Extended Tour Registrations
Use this course to record participants who registered travel plans with Landmark Tours. -
Spanish 3
Immerse yourself in the Spanish language in this intensive class intended for students with the equivalent of at least four years of high school Spanish, some college Spanish, or time spent in a Spanish-speaking country. Taught entirely in Spanish to increase fluency, refine your conversational skills, and review grammar. Fee includes a Spanish booklet. -
Nature Photography Walk at Cherokee Park
Grab your camera and join us during the magical golden hour for a relaxed scenic walk through Cherokee Regional Park. Capture stunning nature scenes of iconic cityscapes like Saint Paul Cathedral, the High Bridge, and downtown Saint Paul. Whether you use a phone or DSLR, all skill levels are welcome. Tour Activity Rating: 4 (Extensive walking, stairs, and standing. Walk covers 2-2.5 miles.) -
American Red Cross First Aid
First Aid covers any emergency that does not require the use of CPR. Topics covered in this American Red Cross 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. -
Fall Color Voyageur Canoe Outing
Join fellow paddlers in a 30-foot voyageur canoe on beautiful Centerville Lake. Enjoy the camaraderie and gorgeous fall colors as guide staff interpret the wildlife and you work as a team to explore the lake. Program will begin from the Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Preserve Centerville Beach, 7373 Main Street, Lino Lakes, MN 55038 A Parking Permit will not be required. Dress for the weather, wear clothes and shoes you don't mind getting wet, bring water. Tour Rating: 3 (Walking moderate distances with some steps and/or stairs and standing)) -
Decoding Coffee Flavors: A Tasting Class
Taste a variety of brewed coffees to compare roast levels, countries of origin, and even coffee processing. Tasting up to nine different coffees, learn what you like and how to shop for your new favorite brew! -
Saint Paul's Mississippi River Boulevard Walk
Spend an evening walk along the scenic Mississippi River Boulevard from Summit Avenue south to Hartford avenue. Begin at the Would War I Monument at the end of Summit and explore the history of the Shadow Falls, St. Thomas, and the architectural gems lining the boulevard. A contemplative and serene walk following well-maintained paved paths and offering beautiful view of the river and the setting sun. Tour Activity Rating: 4 (Extensive walking, stairs, and standing. Walk covers miles.) -
Fall Prairie Walk
Join us for a leisurely walk amongst the glorious grasses and late fall foliage of a restored oak savanna. Tour Activity Rating: 3 (Walking moderate distances with some steps and/or stairs and standing.) -
Wildlife Track and Sign
Explore the stories written by animals on the landscape. Through the ancient science of tracking, we can identify the footprints (tracks) and other signs left by animals, and come to understand the intimate details of their lives. Discover how to identify common local species, as well as ways to practice and connect with other trackers to improve your skills. Class is outdoors. -
Walking With The Woods: Guided Forest Bathing
Awaken your senses and connect deeply to nature around and within you. Experience a guided, meditative walk based on the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, or "forest bathing" in one of St. Paul's lovely urban parks. Walks occur rain or shine; dress for the weather. -
Intro to Foraging
Ready to branch out and root yourself in the wild world of edible plants? Join us for an introductory foray into common wild edibles. You'll leave with basics to identify, harvest, and prepare seasonal plants-impressing friends and family with new tasty foraged finds! Class is outdoors. Note: A state park day pass or annual pass will be required at the Fort Snelling location. Purchase here. -
Ghosts & Gables Haunted Summit Ave Walking Tour
Take a relaxing stroll with your Victorian ghost guide along historic Summit Avenue, considered one of the most beautiful streets in the country. View the many stately Victorian mansions of this historic preservation district while hearing stories of the hauntings within that will perhaps give you a shiver, a tingle or a laugh. TTour Activity Rating: 3 (Walking moderate distances with some steps and/or stairs and standing.) Approx. 1.2 miles - 90 minutes. -
Must-Have Momos
Once you taste momos, you know there is no going back! Make unique Himalayan dumplings, either vegetarian or with meat, and spread the joy of your new talent with friends and family. Also, learn to make the famous “momo sauce” like a pro-Himalayan cook. -
Introduction to Senior Housing
Looking for alternatives to single family living? Explore cooperatives, subsidized apartments, market rate independent rentals, and housing complexes that offer a continuum of care ranging from independent living to assisted living. Discuss options, consider the best fit for you, and plan your next steps. -
Advanced Microsoft Excel
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. -
Hand Drumming Group Lessons
Drumming is a way to tell stories, create rhythms, and bond with others. Discover infectious rhythms from around the world and immerse yourself in authentic techniques and exercises, including traditional and contemporary songs. Bring a hand drum if you have one, or drums are available during class. All experience levels are welcome. -
Pickleball Drill & Play: Lobs and Overhead Smashes
Sharpen specific pickleball skills and techniques! This two-hour intensive is for beginners and intermediate players who already know the rules of the game, how to rotate, and how scoring works. See sections below for the specific skill covered. Bring a paddle if you have one, or extra paddles are available to use during class. Class fills quickly - Registration is first come, first serve. -
Intro to Meditation - Online Course
Experience a relaxing body scan meditation. A calming and easy way to experience letting stress and tension go. Arrive early to class. -
55+ Driver Discount Program
For motorists 55 years of age and older. Explore changes in traffic laws and traffic safety, the latest vehicle technology, and easy-to-use defensive driving and accident-prevention tips. All classes are taught by the Precision Driving Center of Minnesota. Certificates are issued at the end of class. -
Intro to Watercolor Florals
Paint two 7”x15” watercolor paintings, one with coneflowers and one with delphiniums. Use similar techniques and processes to create the flowers with a background uniting them for displaying together. Step-by-step instruction for beginners or experienced painters. This class has a supply list to purchase. View full list online. Supply List: watercolor paper professional grade watercolor paint water containers paper towels pop up tissues watercolor brushes watercolor palette pencil/eraser fine mist spray bottle for water -
Using Negative Painting with Watercolor
Take your watercolor skills to the next level with negative painting, a technique that defines subjects by painting the space around them. Expand your wet into wet skills and discover new ways to create depth, contrast, and detail. This class has a supply list to purchase before class. View full list online. Class supply list. Bring what you have. We will go over them on the first day of class. Watercolor paints, watercolor paper, watercolor brushes, pencil, eraser, water container, a board or corrugated plastic to support your paper, paper towels or old hand towel, Kleenex, fine mist spray bottle. -
Sewing With Knits
Explore fabrics like cotton jersey, sweater knits, and spandex blends. Master seam types, stretch stitches, elastic, and edge finishes. Gain tips, tricks, and practice with provided fabric samples. Bring your sewing machine/pedal to the first class, along with your favorite tools (pins, little scissors and a hem gauge (if you have them), and thread for your project. -
Using Serger/Overlocker Sewing Machines
Get professional help on how your serger works. Bring your serger to class for a lesson on threading, tension, needles, the knife, and the different stitches it will perform. Bring serger/overlocker, pedal, and thread.
