Come and gather for 6 weeks with other folks moving towards their creative selves. We will do exercises of imagination and creation used by artists with a mindfulness approach. Expect to have regular quiet time exploring through guided exercises, and to connect with the larger group through listening and sharing. You do not need to be an artist or have something specifically in mind to take this class! Folks who take this class often come in feeling stuck in some kind of a rut, or wanting some support to keep their momentum going. We will work on this together! There will be occasional optional movement and low lighting, arrive scent free when possible. Please bring something to write and draw in, like a sketchbook or notebook, and something to write with. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out at eliana.power@mpls.k12.mn.us or 612-668-3450.

Curious about curling or looking for a one-of-a-kind Minnesota experience? Learn how to curl at Frogtown Curling Club! Our instructors will teach you the basics of the game including sweeping, throwing stones, scoring, and strategy. You’ll soon be ready to play a game, while our instructors offer tips and cheers of encouragement. Curling offers long-term enjoyment no matter the age, fitness level, or athletic ability. It provides regular physical exercise, a chance to exercise your brain, and social engagement. It involves a great deal of camaraderie both on and off the ice. For those with mobility constraints, we can offer stick curling as an alternative to lunging or bending the knees. The four-part course will be held on Wednesdays for two hours. Only transfers of registration after October 28th. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.

Ready for more curling? In this second class, you'll practice the skills you learned before and try new ones. You'll work on throwing, sweeping, teamwork, and game strategy. You'll play more games, build your confidence, and have fun on the ice with help from our instructors. Curling offers long-term enjoyment no matter the age, fitness level, or athletic ability. It provides regular physical exercise, a chance to exercise your brain, and social engagement. It involves a great deal of camaraderie both on and off the ice. For those with mobility constraints, we can offer stick curling as an alternative to lunging or bending the knees. The four-part course will be held on Wednesdays for two hours. Only transfer of registrations after November 25th. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.

TV viewing habits are changing rapidly. Streaming services are racking up a record share of Emmy nominations and 83% of US households subscribe to at least one streaming service. The array of TV streaming options can be intimidating, so catch up on the issues, opportunities, and best options for tailoring your personal TV streaming setup. The first session will give an overview of the streaming options and a demonstrate how to access the services. You can also join an optional session (register at the link below) with more individual support as you make a plan for what service matches your budget and viewing priorities. Topics will include: Pros & cons of cutting the TV cord Specific steps for setting up streaming TV for your home Recommended streaming devices & content services Streaming local Twin Cities channels Special streaming strategies for seasonal homes or cabins Cloud-based DVRs & how to avoid commercials Options for using a “smart TV” for streaming Costs of streaming TV vs. cable/satellite TV Combining streaming with an over-the-air TV antenna Demo of a typical internet-based TV streaming setup An additional 90-minute small discussion class, “Advanced Cutting the Cord: Tailoring YOUR Streaming Plan,” is also offered for participants who want a more in-depth and personal discussion of their individual situations, needs, and best options. Unless you are already familiar and experienced with TV streaming, it is highly recommended you first attend the above described “Basics” class for a foundation.

Step into the rhythm and let your child shine! In this energetic class, young dancers will explore fundamental movement techniques, rhythm, and basic choreography across popular styles like jazz, hip-hop, and ballet. Through fun routines, creative games, and expressive dance, students will build coordination, flexibility, and confidence on stage in a high-energy, supportive environment. Register by Tuesday, September 22, to guarantee bus transportation on the first day of class. Registrations completed after September 22 will have busing starting November 3. Note: Our sliding scale fees ensure equitable access for all participants. Select the price option that works best for you. Higher-tier selections directly help support affordable access across our community. Full scholarships are available upon request.

The fruit of the Date Palm Tree is highly nutritious, full of natural energy and delicious. Goat Cheese, Bacon and Date spread with homemade Crostini; Roasted Cauliflower, Chick Peas and Dates served on a bed of whipped tahini; Crispy Halloumi Salad (Greek salty, creamy cheese) with Dates and Apples served on arugula; Sticky Date Pecan Pudding, makes it's own toffee sauce as it bakes. You can bring a "date" to Date Night but each registration is for one person. 😁 Cost includes a $15 supply fee. Discounts are on tuition only. Call 612.668.4828 for discounts.

Frustrated? Stressed? Angry? Caring for someone can be overwhelming. We will discuss personal and family needs as you learn how to manage as a caregiver. You will laugh, enjoy listening to others, become encouraged and empowered as you learn how to make caregiving manageable.

Students will work together to prepare for and participate in the Minneasota Urban Debate League- Middle School National Topic. Students will learn to construct and share research-based arguments and will learn to engage in thoughtful, respectful debates with their peers. Students can compete in up to 6 debate tournaments from January to March. Our debate divisions are designed to get students excited about debate. Rookie and novice are designed for beginner students. Junior Varsity and Varsity are designed for students who are ready for a higher level of competition. This is an ALC class only only available to Justice Page students. Activity Bus Information: Register by Tuesday, September 22 in order to have a bus the first week. Register between 9/23-10/16 and you will be routed on the bus by week 2 or 3 of the program. Once the program has started it takes a minimum of 10 business days to be routed. Please plan an alternative pick up while you wait for your bus route. Only choose “bus” if you intend to use it for the majority of the days registered in the program. If your student does not ride the bus for 2 weeks they will be removed from the route. If your student is not eligible for busing during the school day, they are not eligible for the afterschool activity bus.