Are you neurodivergent and LGBTQIA2S+? Let’s meet up for coffee, dinner or maybe visit an art museum. This group will be a space for us to just hang out in relaxed environments. Members of the group will have input on where we meet. The group will be led by instructor Frances (she/her) who is a lesbian with autism that wants anyone to feel welcome to attend.

Speed puzzling is a fun way for students to work on their problem-solving skills and show off their puzzling ability. All students in 1st-5th grade are welcome. We will be working on puzzling in teams, pairs and individually. There will be opportunities to race other teams on who can complete the same puzzle the fastest! During the last week of class, we will host a puzzle competition for the teams that are comfortable competing. Students can choose to do Speed Puzzling once or twice a week (need to register for each day separately). Los rompecabezas rápidos son una forma divertida para que los estudiantes trabajen en sus habilidades de resolución de problemas y demuestren su capacidad para resolver problemas. Todos los estudiantes de 1-5 son bienvenidos. Trabajaremos en rompecabezas en equipos, parejas e individualmente ¡Habrá oportunidades de competir con otros equipos para ver quién puede completar el mismo rompecabezas más rápido! Durante la última semana de clases, organizaremos una competencia de rompecabezas para los equipos que se sientan cómodos compitiendo. Los estudiantes pueden elegir hacer Speed Puzzling una o dos veces por semana. (es necesario registrarse por separado para cada día).

Ever wonder how coaches pick the best players, or why some athletes are worth millions? Join Mr. Nate after school to dig into real sports statistics — averages, win-loss records, and player rankings — to learn how teams scout talent and build winning rosters, then put their own knowledge to the test with mock drafts and friendly debates over who's the GOAT. After students create their dream teams, they’ll have some time to get moving and play the sports we've been talking about, turning numbers into real-game action! This class is a full school year commitment. Students will not need to re-register for the class.

St. Paul’s placid veneer, its homely streets, cobblestone avenues, and handsome architecture turns wicked once twilight sets in and the sun goes down. Discover why the city is home to some of the most haunted locations in America. Join us as we explore the more sinister side of St. Paul.

Location: Simply Creative: 1313 Chestnut Ave Minneapolis, MN 55403 Join us for a beginner's workshop! Learn how to make three sterling silver or gold-filled stacker rings! You’ll make three rings: one flat hammered ring one twisted textured ring one classic stacker ring. No experience necessary! Whether you come alone or with a friend, this welcoming and beginner friendly class is perfect for all skill levels. Our teacher Hailey will guide you through the entire process, making you feel comfortable and confident every step of the way. You will make sterling silver rings by default unless you upgrade for $15 to gold filled. You can do this at the start of class. Please arrive a few minutes early to find your seat as class starts on time. If you arrive more than 10 minutes late we will not be able to have you join the class.

Design and create your very own sterling silver statement ring in this hands-on jewelry-making workshop! Students will explore the art of metalsmithing as they learn to shape, size, solder, and polish a custom piece of wearable art. With a wide selection of sterling silver wire styles to choose from, each participant will design a ring that reflects their unique personality—whether bold and chunky, sleek and modern, or textured and organic. With step-by-step guidance from our expert instructor, you’ll leave class with new skills and a stunning one-of-a-kind statement ring you created yourself.

If you are looking for work, underemployed, thinking about a career change, or want a promotion, this is the place for you. In four weeks, you will gain confidence to navigate an uncertain economy; learn job search strategies; upgrade your resume and social media profiles; practice new ways to talk about your strengths; connect with employers and potential colleagues; and reaffirm your motivations and career goals.

Students who are proficient in using a machine can join this open studio group to work on personal projects two days a week. Make gifts for friends and families or create your own wardrobe. Students will have access to machines, fabric, patterns, and all supplies to create whatever they can imagine. Ms. Michelle will supervise, coach, and assist.

What happens when life presents impossible choices? In this story-driven class, we’ll explore real moral dilemmas— some hilarious, some profound, then shift to the question: “What would you do?” and the lively discussions that follow. No right answers, no lectures—just great conversations about the choices we all face. What participants enjoy about this class - EVERYTHING, seriously. From the moment you enter the classroom, Andy greets you, learns a little about you and makes you feel comfortable and anxious to begin. The course is unique in that it unfolds as a result of stories with choices and students engagement. Andy's enthusiasm was catching! He had a superb command of the room, engaging the members with wit and charm. His methods for creating interactions were excellent. His stories were unique and posed great ethical questions. Everything! The format, the instructor, the content, my fellow classmates

Unleash your child's imagination in this hands-on storytelling adventure! Students bring characters and scenes to life by crafting custom stick puppets, props, and visual storyboards. Through puppet-making, creative writing, and gentle group performances, young storytellers build key literacy skills, fine motor coordination, and public speaking confidence in a fun, collaborative 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.

You’ve written the story — now how does it become a book? This engaging class walks you step-by-step through the storyboarding process for children’s picture books. We’ll cover ideal word counts, page planning, pacing through page turns, and how to think visually about illustration opportunities. You’ll also practice creating a simple booklet to see your story come to life. Great for aspiring and emerging picture book authors.