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Twisted Magic Wand
Ages 18+. The magic begins when you heat the steel in the forge until it glows—a temperature that allows you to twist it with ease. But remember, the preparation before the heat and twist will shape the outcome. Your wand’s design can include multiple twists, creating a truly custom piece. Bring your creativity, and let’s twist some magic into steel! -
Sewing for The Terrified
For those completely new to sewing. Learn how to use your machine, useful tools, seams, and finishes, and complete a small book bag project. You must bring your own sewing machine and pedal in good working order to the first session. View full supply list online. Supply list to bring to class: Sewing machine, pins, little scissors and a hem gauge (if you have them), thread for your project, 1 yard quilting cotton; 0.5 yard contrast quilting cotton, 1 yard interfacing. Optional: Students may purchase interfacing from instructor for $5. -
Weeding 101
Invasive plants can cause major damage to local ecosystems. Learn to identify and manage common invasive plants found in Minnesota yards and natural areas. -
Nature Photography
Discover how to capture compelling outdoor images of landscapes, plants, and the natural world. Learn to work with natural light, composition, and changing conditions while exploring camera settings and creative seeing. Through hands‑on practice, beginners will build confidence and develop a thoughtful, artistic approach to photographing nature. **Part of the class will be held outdoors weather permitting in a St. Paul park near SPNN. More details will be available closer to the date of the event. -
Authentic Chicken Biryani
This highly aromatic, mouth-watering staple dish is perhaps the most comforting meal of Indian cuisine. Packed with fragrant basmati rice and organic juicy tender chicken pieces, it’s the perfect one-pot dinner recipe your whole family will love! -
Smartphone 2
Can you power on and off, receive calls and send text messages, but want to do more? Learn to download and use applications, surf the internet, text pictures, send email and more. Prerequisite: Smartphone 1 or equivalent skills. Bring your smartphone to class. -
Macrame Plant Hanger: Let's Get Knotty
Once a fixture of every 1970s home, macramé is making a colossal comeback on the contemporary art scene! Learn a variety of knot-tying techniques to create your own unique plant hanger. -
Propagating Succulents
Dive into the delightful world of succulents by learning how to make more! Even if you usually kill houseplants, you can learn to successfully propagate succulents and keep them healthy. Starter plant and materials included. -
Practical ChatGPT Training for Everyone
Curious about the Artificial Intelligence powered ChatGPT? Understand how it works and why it's taking the world by storm. Explore practical everyday uses in both the workforce and at home, ensuring you stay in the loop when ChatGPT is mentioned in conversations and on the news. -
Speed Jigsaw Puzzling for Fun and to Compete!
Try speed puzzling techniques, different styles of puzzles, and even practice working as a team with others who love puzzles. Receive resources to find more places to puzzle for fun or competition. Each class includes time to practice puzzle assembly skills. Instructor is a jigsaw puzzle competition champ, featured in the puzzle documentary "Wicker Kittens" on Amazon and Tubi. -
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. -
Podcasting and Storytelling
Transform your passion into a powerful podcast. Learn storytelling, scriptwriting, interviewing, studio recording, and post‑production. Master microphones, editing tools, sound design, and distribution. Build your concept, craft compelling narratives, and record your pilot episode. It’s time to bring your voice, and your story, to life. -
Must-Have Momos (Adult + Child)
One adult and one child, ages 5-15. Register under the child's name. Hang out with your favorite kiddo and learn how to make mouth-watering momos and amazing sauces! Momos are savory Nepali dumplings, rich with Himalayan flavor and easy enough for the whole family to make! -
Basic Electrical
Learn how home electricity works and how to safely handle simple electrical tasks, from basic wiring concepts to replacing switches and outlets. Perfect for beginners. -
Lebanese Mezza (Small Plate Appetizers) Vegetarian Friendly!
Explore the wonderful world of Lebanese appetizers by learning how to make both traditional and modern mezza plates. We will prepare: Maneesh (Zaatar and Cheese Bread bites), Fawaffle (falafel/waffle bites), Baba Ganouj (eggplant dip), Foule Medames (fava beans). -
Cherokee Park and Path Walking Tour
Discovery the West Side's Cherokee Park as you explore its land and history. Enjoy stunning views of the Mississippi River from several lookout points. Don't forget your binoculars for birdwatching along the way! Tour is approximately 2.8 miles with moderate hiking through woods with few places to sit. Good walking or hiking shoes and a water bottle recommended. Tour will begin at the corner of Chippewa Avenue and Curtice Street. *Tour Activity Rating: 4 (Extensive walking, stairs, standing) -
Room Renew: Interior Design Workshop
Renew a room or your entire home through steps which can be used time and time again. Gain the skills to draw a basic space plan, put pieces in place, and deep clean. We’ll create an inspiration board and discuss finding quality furnishings while learning styles and color psychology. -
American Mahjong for Beginners
Catch on to American Mahjong! Learn the tiles, understand the basics, ask questions, and get plenty of practice! Leave class with a love of "Mahj" and the skills to play! Game tiles available for use during class. -
Palak Paneer
This spinach-based curry originates from Punjab India. Cooked with soft paneer cubes and spices, it offers a delightful texture and flavor and is typically served with white rice. Easy to cook, this vegetarian dish is both nutritious and delicious! -
Herb Gardening
Herbs pack a lot of flavors that help improve the taste of many foods. Get to know some of the herbs commonly used in cooking and learn how you can use them year-round. -
Smartphone 3
For those who have taken Smartphone 1 and Smartphone 2 classes or have equivalent skills, do a deeper dive into email settings, file/storage management, how the device can interact with a computer and more. Bring your smartphone to class. -
Studio TV Production
Learn the fundamentals of operating SPNN’s production studio for television and live event broadcasting. This small‑group, hands‑on course introduces technical directing, switcher operation, camera coordination, and essential studio equipment. Create your own SPNN broadcast show or gain real studio production experience. -
Basic Faucet and Sink Maintenance
Stop your money from going down the drain – fix that leaking faucet yourself! Emphasis on sinks, faucets and tubular drainage, as well as what tools you need to do the job right. The class includes some hands-on opportunities. -
Altering Jeans
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.