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WaitlistThe Autumn Sketchbook: Figure & Landscape Drawing (ONLINE)Arts & CraftsExplore the constantly changing landscape and all the activities of fall with your sketchbook. Some basic drawing experience required.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
The Basics of Bookkeeping (Online at your own pace)Business & ConsumerLearn how to track every financial transaction of your business with The Basics of Bookkeeping course. Discover how to create a chart of accounts that suits your business needs and how to record all the money you spend and earn. Understand bookkeeping terminology, including debits and credits, and know where to label accounts. Even if you outsource your bookkeeping, gain a basic understanding of your finances. This course provides practical knowledge on keeping track of the numbers and their meaning. Courses are online and asynchronous, meaning students may login to the classroom anytime during the course session, day or night, 24/7. For more information, go to our Online Professional Development Certificates & Courses FAQ Class details: Unit 1: The Accounting Equation and Chart of Accounts The accounting equation The chart of accounts for a business Temporary accounts (Revenue and Expenses) Where the accounts fall under the accounting equation Unit 2: Journals and the General Ledger Special Journals General Journal The General Ledger Accounts Unit 3: Recording Transactions The Rules Debits and Credits T-Accounts Using journals to record transactions Unit 4: Month End Closing Adjusting Entries Posting to the General Ledger End of month account balancesOnline Certificates and Courses 2026 -
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The Empowered Homeowner (South)Home & GardenThe Empowered Homeowner Four Part Series PART 1 - Inspections and Maintenance - The first two classes will lay the ground work for understanding the basics of inspecting and maintaining your home. We will start with the exterior: when to inspect, what to look for, and why it is important. PART 2 - Continuation of home inspections and maintenance, primarily for the interior of your home. This includes understanding possible environmental hazards like mold, asbestos, lead, and radon. PART 3 - Understand Homeowners Insurance Policies - We will walk through the different sections of a homeowners insurance policy. What to look for, what the terminology means, and how to save money! PART 4 - Repairs and Insurance Claims - What do you do when you notice issues during your routine maintenance. When should you call a contractor? Who should you call? How do you screen or know they will do a good job? Additionally, we will talk about larger scale repairs and issues that may involve filing an insurance claim. PART 5 you will be doing case studies and problem solving The online class and in-person class are the same but the online class moves a little faster, and it's 4 weeks instead of 5.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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The Perfect Portrait at Archibald StudiosPhotographyElevate your photography skills and learn to create stunning portraits in various lighting conditions. You’ll also learn posing, composition, backgrounds, the best camera settings, and more. Take portraits like a Pro! Sign up today! If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Starting SoonInvestment Zen (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)The Phases of Your IRA or 401k (ONLINE)Business & ConsumerApproaching retirement, in retirement, or curious about the future? This course looks at your IRA and/or 401(k) from accumulation to the “tax control window”, RMDs, survivorship and legacy. Learn strategies to help offset the impact of taxes for you and your loved ones.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
The Scrappy Craftivist Club (Lake Harriet Upper)Arts & CraftsJoin the Scrappy Craftivist Club, where crafting isn't about perfection but about making meaningful things! This class encourages you to put down your phone, spark your creativity, and connect with others. Each week, we'll explore a different craft using different media and with input from the group, while building a small community of folks expressing their creativity together. We'll use mostly donated, repurposed, or thrifted materials to reduce waste, free ourselves from perfectionism, and build community as we source our supplies. Absolutely no experience or skill with crafting is required. Let's make a difference, one "scrappy" craft at a time!Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
The Silent Surrealist: Rene Magritte (Camden)AcademicPull back the curtain and unravel the mysteries within the work of painter Rene Magritte! Magritte, a reserved and private man with a quick wit, used repeated motifs and puns frequently in his artwork. He also loved literature and wordplay, frequently adding literary elements to his paintings. Together we will learn how this playful artist with a dark sense of humor created his own brand of Surrealism.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
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The Subject is You: True Personal Storytelling (ONLINE)WritingLearn how to find and craft the honest, hilarious, painful and transformative true stories in your own everyday life in this encouraging and participatory workshop. Through writing exercises, discussion and even a little improv, we’ll focus on the definition of “story” and the essential building blocks that make up a story: identifying conflict and dramatic arc; bringing scenes to life with action, emotion and sensory detail; and embracing your unique voice. Our final class session, we'll perform a very informal online storytelling show for invited friends and family.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Theater: ALCAnthonyStudents will bring their creativity and imagination to life, learning to perform scripted pieces and improv alike. This course is a great opportunity for beginning and experienced students alike to hone their skills in performing before auditioning for the Anthony School Musical in December! This course ends on Thursday, November 19th in preparation for the start of Musical auditions on Monday, November 30thAfter School Youth Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Themes in Anime: ALCAnthonyStudents will dive deep by watching, discussing and creating anime. They’ll draw connections between the films that they see and their own lives, and create works of art that allow them to share their stories with their peers. Students will also take a step into the world of animation, bringing their creations to life!After School Youth Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Thinkerbot Robotics (Grades K-3)NorthropWaitlistSnapology’s ThinkerBots focuses on building robotic creations that make our everyday lives more fun or interesting! Whether it’s an invention to help them enjoy viewing the night sky or a creation to help deal with excess garbage students will have a blast working with their classmates as they build & explore the basics of robotics. Students will learn about a wide array of STEAM and coding concepts as they build! Questions? Contact Krystalyn.Everson@mpls.k12.mn.us OR 612-668-4544After School Youth Enrichment Fall 2026
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Thoughtful Charitable Giving (Southwest)Business & ConsumerPonder philanthropic considerations of which type of non-profit to support, targeted versus specific gifts and what the proper donation size is for you. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Threes and Fours (3-4yr) SeparatingPreschoolers (36 Months to Kindergarten Enrollment)This is a separating class (child and caregiver spend time together and apart). The age range listed for this class is based on the child's age on the date the class session begins. Early childhood time focuses on developing school readiness skills through play and learning activities. Caregiver education focuses on topics relevant to a preschooler & preparing children for kindergarten. A limited number of Infants 0-4 months are welcome to stay with caregivers during discussion time. Please enroll your young infant only in the Sibling Care option. NOTE: These young infants will remain with the caregivers during discussion time. ECFE classes are priced on a sliding fee schedule based on family income. Please choose the fee that best fits your family budget. A 10% surcharge will be applied to fees for Non-Minneapolis residents.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
Tie Dyeing (Edison)Arts & CraftsExpress yourself through the creative and satisfying process of tie dying. Learn how to twist, turn, and bind fabrics in order to make fabulous colorful creations.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Tiling Without Fear (Ella Baker)Home & GardenDo you have a Tile project in your home that you are afraid to tackle or don’t know where to start? Join our Tile setting intro class and we will walk you through the process of picking the right tile for your project, prepping your space, layout, setting, and finally grouting. We’ll show you tips and techniques that will make the job easier and more satisfying. Troy Stolp has nearly 50 years of tile setting experience and can answer any of your questions and help you tackle your project with confidence.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Tinctures: Home Remedies (Edison)Health, Wellness & SafetyTinctures preserve and concentrate the properties of herbs to aid in sleep, digestion, alertness and more. Start making a four-ounce tincture to bring home.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Tiny Embellishment Ring-Making at Simply CreativeArts & CraftsLocation: Simply Creative: 1313 Chestnut Ave Minneapolis, MN 55403Create a delicate ring with a cute little detail in this beginner-friendly jewelry making class. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to craft your own custom ring using sterling silver, finished with a tiny heart, crescent moon or hand stamped on a circle embellishment. Our instructor will guide you step-by-step through the jewelry making process, including measuring and sizing your ring, shaping and forming the band, soldering and securing the charm, and finishing your piece with professional polishing techniques. This class is perfect for beginners; no prior jewelry-making experience is required. All tools and materials are provided. Come enjoy a creative and relaxing experience while learning new metalsmithing skills and making jewelry you’ll treasure for years to come. ✨ 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. If you have any questions please contact us via email at hello@simplycreativemn.com or by text at 612-548-4994.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Tiny Picassos (Loring Grades K-2)LoringUnleash your inner artist! Students will experiment with colors, textures, and techniques to create their own masterpieces. A fun way to explore creativity and self-expression.After School Youth Enrichment Fall 2026 -
WaitlistNASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Titans of Technology ALC (LHU) (3-5 Gr.)Lake Harriet UpperStarts Oct 6th, goes until April 1st. Skips MEA. Titans of Technology is a project-based course designed to integrate literacy and technology while promoting student collaboration. Students will work independently, with a partner, and in small collaborative groups of four to five students. Students will engage with technology in various forms: (podcasting, Computer Animated Design (CAD) for 3D modeling, exploration with virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR), Google Suite applications, Flip video creation, coding, etc.). Students will utilize technology to complete various projects that promote literacy in action. Example One: students will develop video presentations for the Lake Harriet Lower Campus outdoor learning space (OLS). These videos would be mini research projects describing elements within the OLS: sunflowers (why so tall?), tomatoes (fruit or vegetable?), Maple trees (history of making syrup). As students or other visitors walk the paths of the OLS, they can activate the videos from any device via the displayed QR code. Example Two: With Cospaces (a 3D modeling platform for computer animated design - CAD) students can research then build their own VR/AR experiences to share with others: a 3D infographic on a topic of interest; virtual exhibits; interactive storyboards. Example Three: Students can work in small groups to develop our school newspaper and/or podcast series to be shared with the entire Lake Harriet Upper community. Click this link to learn more about the FlipAR projects for the outdoor learning space (OLS): https://drive.google.com/file/d/11ZH48e30eU04aZ51ztJPOemU4m7U50o-/view?usp=sharingAfter School Youth Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Toddlers and Twos (18-36 months) Gradual SeparationOnes, Twos & ThreesThis is a gradual separation class (child and caregiver spend time together and practice spending time apart). The age range listed for this class is based on the child's age on the date the class session begins. Support your toddler’s need to show greater independence and self-confidence along with their development, thinking skills, and language skills through singing, playing, reading, and caregiving discussions. Caregiver discussion will focus on topics relevant to life with your toddlers, twos, and threes. Caregiver discussion includes topics on development, toilet learning, separation, bedtime, nutrition, and routines. A limited number of Infants 0-4 months are welcome to stay with caregivers during discussion time. Please enroll your young infant only in the Sibling Care option. NOTE: These young infants will remain with the caregivers during discussion time. ECFE classes are priced on a sliding fee schedule based on family income. Please choose the fee that best fits your family budget. A 10% surcharge will be applied to fees for Non-Minneapolis residents.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
Together We Grow (0-5yr) SeparatingSpecial FriendsThis is a separating class (child and caregiver spend time together and apart). We welcome families whose children have an IFSP or IEP and their siblings to join us in playing and learning together. Caregivers will discuss various topics as decided by the group. ECFE classes are priced on a sliding fee schedule based on family income. Please choose the fee that best fits your family budget. A 10% surcharge will be applied to fees for Non-Minneapolis residents.2026-2027 ECFE Semester 1 -
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Toilet Installation & Repair (Northeast)Home & GardenAn introductory class designed for those who want to learn how to do basic home toilet repairs themselves. Emphasis will be focused on toilet removal, installation, and repairs. Also discussed will be the different types of sewer pipes used and how to maintain them. Information will be presented on types of tool needed and their uses.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Traditional, Hybrid, Indie publishing: Which path is for you? (Ella Baker)WritingTraditional, Hybrid, Indie publishing: what do they all mean? Which one is for you? What are the positives and negatives to each? How do you choose? What do you need to know? We'll review the options and answer your questions and give you a plan to get you started on the publishing path for you and your writing.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026 -
Travel Presentation for 2027 Group Tours: (1) Great Trains & Grand Canyons, (2) Canadian Rockies & Glacier Nat'l Park, (3) Music Cities: New Orleans, Memphis & Nashville, (4) Vienna & Christmas Markets of the DanubeTrips, Tours & Special EventsNow is the ideal time to learn and dream about touring! Join us for an informational presentation about our four upcoming travel destinations. Get the inside scoop on the trip details. Attending our travel presentation is informational only. It does not commit you to the trip but allows for great discussions and a chance to learn more about out group travel oppurtunies. Travel show is free, but advanced registration is required. 2027 Travel Destinations: FLYER FOR GREAT TRAINS & GRAND CANYONS - Feb 26, 2027.pdf Vienna & Christmas Markets of the Danube River Cruise Canadian Rockies & Glacier Nat'l Park Music Cities - New Orleans, Memphis & NashvilleWe hope you will consider joining us! NOTE: Travel presentation is free, but advanced registration is required.Adult Enrichment Fall 2026