Release the stressors of daily life with a soothing floating sound bath. Sound therapy is a helpful tool for calming the nervous system, managing chronic stress and mood imbalances, promoting healthy sleep, and so much more. This experience takes it to the next level - the weightlessness of peacefully drifting on a luxurious air mattress, while taking in the tranquil vibrations of a sound bath, featuring ethereal crystal singing bowls, gentle gong, rain chimes, and more. No Discounts Applicable ***Note: May location has changed from what is stated in brochure.**

Join the Northeast Floorball group for pick-up games in this fun, safe, energetic type of floor hockey. To learn more, join Minneapolis Floorball Club on Facebook. Price is per night.

Go Fly Fishing with Derrick Hanson from "Fish the Driftless"! This five-hour course includes both dry land and on-the-water fishing. Day begins with a one-hour introduction to fly fishing where your instructor will provide an overview of the basics of fly fishing. You’ll discuss the gear, flies, and learn to tie common fishing knots. Following the class is a thirty-minute dry land casting lesson where you’ll learn and practice the basic overhead fly cast. Following the casting lesson, you’ll get fitted with waders/boots and hit the stream where you’ll have the chance to put everything you learned into practice. We provide all the equipment necessary. However, you are welcome to bring your own gear if you would like. Location: Wisconsin, 1-1:30 hr drive from Twin Cities (exact location will be communicated to students prior to event). Cost Per Person: $125 (Plus, one day WI fishing license and trout stamp @ $25) NOTE: Space is limited to 6 participants. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.

Create amazing sound effects for movies, tv, and stage by using everyday objects while learning the art of Foley sound design. Grades are the year your student will be entering in the Fall. Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our summer programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. The different prices reflect the average cost of offering a class as well as discounted options and options that help us cover our administrative costs. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. If you need further financial assistance, please contact the lead coordinator of the Performing Arts Super Summer at Edison at Katie.Johns@mpls.k12.mn.us or 612-668-1065.

Create amazing sound effects for movies, tv, and stage by using everyday objects while learning the art of Foley sound design. Grades are the year your student will be entering in the Fall. Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our summer programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. The different prices reflect the average cost of offering a class as well as discounted options and options that help us cover our administrative costs. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. If you need further financial assistance, please contact the lead coordinator of the Super Summer Program at Edison High School at Katie.Johns@mpls.k12.mn.us or 612-668-1065.

When you have more harvest than you can use, dehydration is the lowest cost, easiest to store and simplest to execute method of preservation applicable to the widest range of foods. Learn the many approaches to drying, storage, and use of your harvest.

Calling all home bakers! This registration is for those who want to bring a homemade cake or cupcakes and participate as a baker in our joyful, flavor-packed community cake exchange. If you love baking, sharing your creations, and connecting with fellow dessert enthusiasts, this event is for you. Just here to taste and vote? A separate registration for tasters is available—this sign-up is specifically for participating bakers. How It Works This is a ticketed tasting event. Each participating baker will receive: 5 tasting tickets to sample cakes and cupcakes 1 Golden Ticket – your official vote for Best Taste 1 Camera Ticket – your official vote for Best Look After a short viewing period to admire the bakes, bakers will slice and serve their own creations. This is your chance to taste, chat with fellow bakers, share tips, and celebrate the stories behind each dessert. Awards There will be two prize categories: Best Taste (Golden Ticket votes) Best Look (Camera Ticket votes) The cake or cupcakes with the most votes in each category will win a prize. ✨ Registration includes a complimentary “For the Love of Cake” apron. Baker Guidelines: By registering as a baker, you agree to bring one of the following: One whole, uncut homemade cake (approximately 12 regular slices, which will be cut in half to create 24 tasting pieces), or At least 12 homemade cupcakes, with each cupcake able to be sliced into two tasting pieces Additional requirements: All cakes and cupcakes must be homemade and able to tolerate room temperature Labeling is required: cake/cupcake name, flavor description, full ingredient list, and allergen information should be written clearly on a 3 x 5 index card Bring your own serving tools; cake/cupcake stands are optional Items without proper labels may be rejected There are no restrictions on flavors or styles, beyond safety and allergen transparency Event Schedule 10:00–10:30 AM — Cake & Cupcake Viewing 10:30–11:30 AM — Cake & Cupcake Tasting 11:30 AM–12:00 PM — Voting & Winners Announced We can’t wait to see (and taste!) what you bake. Come ready to share your skills, your creativity, and your love of cake with the community. ✨

The rapid and largely unrestrained development of AI raises serious concerns around privacy and data protection, its environmental cost, and the concentration of power among major tech companies. At the same time, the deployment of AI by governments and organizations in high-impact contexts—including public services, law enforcement, border control, and weapons systems—carries profound implications for human rights and international law. Human rights violations and legal gaps related to lethal autonomous weapons already exist today, with far-reaching consequences for the future. Join this discussion to explore how we can preserve human agency, uphold democratic values and the rule of law, and ensure AI advances, rather than undermines, human rights. Foreign Policy Discussions presentations are offered through the nationwide Great Decisions program to learn more about vital foreign policy issues facing our country. The sessions feature lectures and lively discussions with local college professors and other guest speakers. This program is co-sponsored with the Westminster Magnet program.

Drawing on her experiences as Foreign Service Officer, Anne Linnee will examine how multilateral institutions—many founded after World War II—are adapting to today’s changing world order. The talk explores what still works, what is under strain, and why international cooperation continues to matter for global stability, security, and prosperity. Foreign Policy Discussions presentations are offered through the nationwide Great Decisions program to learn more about vital foreign policy issues facing our country. The sessions feature lectures and lively discussions with local college professors and other guest speakers. This program is co-sponsored with the Westminster Magnet program.

Whether a forest is enchanted or not, there's always magic in those woods! Get to know our natural environment and do crafts inspired by forest creatures in our own backyard like foxes, badgers, and dormice. Grades are the year your student will be entering in the fall. A lunch is available to all students. Please select this option when you register. Community Education uses a sliding scale model for program fees so our summer programs can be financially sustainable and more equitable. The different prices reflect the average cost of offering a class as well as discounted options and options that help us cover our administrative costs. Families are asked to pick the price that they are able to pay. If you need further financial assistance, please contact the lead coordinator of the Super Summer Program at lissa.gordon@mpls.k12.mn.us or call 612.668.4922.

Build your very own forts and hideouts out of cardboard, blankets, and everything in between. The class encourages teamwork and creative play. To ensure that our high-quality enrichment classes are accessible to all families, Minneapolis Community Education offers fees on a sliding scale. The class fee is the average cost of providing a class. Families are asked to pay the class fee or pick a price that they can pay. When families participate as they are able, at all levels of our sliding scale, the whole program becomes self-sustaining. Thank you for your consideration as you register for summer programs!