| Thu, May 14 |
11 Results
-
Backyard Composting (Washburn at Las Estrellas)
Learn how to compost in your yard, including bin types, what to include and how to maintain a compost pile. -
Edible Insect Hunting: Japanese Beetles (Southwest)
Are Japanese Beetles eating your garden? Let's go edible bug hunting! Join Tim Clemens from Ironwood Foraging Co. and learn about Japanese Beetles, an invasive edible scarab. You'll learn how to find, identify, trap, and cook these delicious and nutritious insects. Locations will be in the Minneapolis/Edina area depending on availability. We will email the location to you prior to the workshop. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Electrical Circuits (Southwest)
Brighten your knowledge of different types of wire, circuit breakers, light switches, wall receptacles and how to replace them. Wire up and test three different circuits. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Waitlist -
Electrical Circuits (Summer)
This is a two part session class. Part 1- - The instructor will discuss electrical theory and safety procedures when working around electricity. This is an introductory class designed for homeowners, or those who want to learn how to complete basic home electrical repairs for themselves. Students will learn about the different types of wire, circuit breakers, light switches, and wall receptacles and how to replace them. Part 2 - - There will be a “hands-on” application in class for each student to wire up three different circuits and how to test them. Information will be presented on tools needed and their uses. Each student will need to bring with them to class a common household type pliers and 2 screwdrivers, a regular flat tip and a cross tip (Phillips) one for the “Hands-on” exercise. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Waitlist -
Starting SoonDavid Eickhoff (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Gardening: Medicinal Herb Gardening (Washburn at Las Estrellas)
If you appreciate natural remedies and are looking for ways to grow your own herbs, we’ll help you get started with planning, planting, and growing a medicinal herb garden. -
Kitchen Design: Curating Your Dream Kitchen Remodel (Southwest)
Looking for ideas on improving your kitchen? We will talk about the advantages and disadvantages of open concept and how to make selections on cabinetry, layout, countertops and the task of putting it all together. Ann Haws owns and operates Mindful Kitchens. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Mushroom Hunting 1 (Southwest)
Discover the world of mushrooms in this 3-hour hands-on beginner mushroom hunting hike with Ironwood Foraging Co. Lead Guide, Tim Clemens. You'll learn how to find and safely identify edible wild mushrooms. Mushroom hunting equipment, mushroom identification skills, fungal biology, mushroom recipes, and resources to continue your learning will all be covered. Location is within one hour of Minneapolis and will be emailed to attendees prior to the workshop. Walking distance ~1-3 miles. NOTE: Location is within one hour of Minneapolis. Location details will be emailed the Monday prior to the workshop. If we go to a State Park, that there will be an additional $7 Daily/$35 annual vehicle entry permit needed that can be purchased at the State Park entrance office. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Ready to Remodel (Lake Harriet Upper)
Do you have a remodeling project that you’re ready to tackle but aren’t sure where to start or how to navigate the process? Gipson Shoemaker of Level Design & Remodel can explain the ins and outs of the Design/Remodeling world. From planning your project to working with a contractor, this course will prepare you to take the next steps in making your home improvement project dream a reality. -
Repairing Original Wood Windows (Roosevelt)
Do you have original wood windows in a home built prior to 1950 in need of some TLC? Join the skilled team at Hayes Window Restoration for a hands-on workshop all about wood window repair. The team will explain common double-hung window issues and demonstrate basic repairs you can do yourself, like sash cord repair, tune-up, glass repair, and glazing. Students will have time at the end to try their hand at the skills they’ve just learned. You are invited to bring a window sash from home. We'll also have plenty of practice sash for participants to use. An absolute don't-miss for anyone who cares about old house character and wants to keep, rather than replace, their original windows--this class is brought to you by Hayes Window Restoration. Class Meets at Hayes Window Restoration: 2508 24th Ave S. Minneapolis, MN 55407 If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Urban Foraging By Bike (Southwest)
This is a great class to begin your foraging journey and experience urban landscapes through a forager's eyes. Learn about the abundant edible and medicinal landscape all around you. Topics include: wild plant and mushroom identification, foraging ethics, safety, tools, legality and other resources. Locations will be in the Minneapolis/Edina area. We will email the location to you prior to the workshop. Workshop locations may vary depending on what is available at that time. The terrain is level, the pace is slow, and difficulty level should be easy, but may not be wheelchair accessible. No discounts. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Urban Foraging Workshop (Southwest)
This is a great class to begin your foraging journey and experience urban landscapes through a forager's eyes. Learn about the abundant edible and medicinal landscape all around you. Topics include: wild plant and mushroom identification, foraging ethics, safety, tools, legality and other resources. Locations will be in the Minneapolis/Edina area. We will email the location to you prior to the workshop. Workshop locations may vary depending on what is available at that time. The terrain is level, the pace is slow, and difficulty level should be easy, but may not be wheelchair accessible. No discounts. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
