Dive into the art of paper weaving! This relaxing and creative process offers endless opportunities to experiment with color, pattern, and texture. In this hands-on class, students will explore a variety of weaving techniques. Learn to design and cut weaving bases, experiment with color harmonies and textures, incorporate found papers, add texture using layering, and finishing and display options. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist looking for inspiration, this course offers a balance of structure and freedom to explore your own style. By the end of the class, you’ll have at least two completed cards and the skills and materials to continue creating at home. This class uses some hand strength (cutting paper) and is adaptable to varying levels of dexterity. All experience and skill levels are welcome. Information about transit and parking can be found here: weaversguildmn.org/about/parking-commuting

Learn from a licensed physical therapist about factors that can increase risk of falls, ways to reduce risk of falls, and then get moving with some quick tests that can help assess falls risk. This is not physical therapy, but an educational session with Q&A after!

Learn from a licensed physical therapist about factors that can increase risk of falls, ways to reduce risk of falls, and get then moving with some quick tests that can help assess falls risk. This is not physical therapy, but an educational session with Q&A after!

Learn how to plan quick meals that are nutritious and satisfying. Get some time-saving food prep tips and budget-friendly food choices at the grocery store. This class is for you if you struggle with weeknight meals for yourself or your family.

*8/19- Saturday, Oct 3 class date change to Saturday, Oct 17 after brochure was finalized. Join us on a walking tour to notice autumn's extraordinary transformations. We'll gather sensory input from trails adorned by vibrant trees and late-blooming flowers. It includes writing prompts for poetry or prose. This course benefits anyone wanting to connect with nature and inspire a creative writing practice. Materials: Participants, please bring a notebook and a pen.

Learn more about the animals that live in the park by following the trails they leave behind. Join a naturalist to find and identify animal tracks and sign and learn how to follow and interpret animal trails. This class will consist of a classroom introduction followed by exploration along the river and through the woods in search of clues. *Dress for the weather. We will go off the path so walking sticks can be useful. Class held at Carl W. Kroening Nature Center, 4900 N Mississippi Dr.

Join Legendary Arctic Explorer Will Steger! At 81 years young, Will shares stories of what it took to mount his recent “one man” 600'9Mile journey in the wilderness facing challenging weather, harsh conditions, and coming face to face with a hungry pack of wolves. Do not miss this incredible opportunity to see Will Steger in our intimate Music Yacht setting! Notes: Guests are welcome to bring a tasty beverage of their choice in a small cooler. Cookies, bars and coffee will be served. Location: Meet at 110 Harriet Island Road, Miller Dock Gate E, St. Paul, MN, 55117. Transportation to the dock is on your own. All events on the Music Yacht stay docked at Harried Island. If the event is sold out, please add your name to the waitlist. We will let you know if tickets become available. Explore all Music Yacht Series: September 9: "How a Hit Record is Recorded" Sit in on a live recording session at the Music Yacht Recording StudioSeptember 17: Private Tasting & Demo with Chef Brian Ingraham of Hope Breakfast Bar on the Music YachtSeptember 23: Private Tasting & Demo with Chef Craig Kaiser of Cry Baby Craig's on the Music YachtSeptember 28: "Frankly Speaking" - Frank Lloyd Wright Architectural History Seminar on the Music YachtOctober 2: Swing Dance Lesson & Swing Into Autumn with Steve Clark and The Working Stiffs on the Music YachtOctober 6: Will Steger Arctic Adventures on the Music YachtOctober 7: Ukulele Group Lesson & Special Concert by Katy Vernon on the Music YachtOctober 9: Native American: Story of the Beat of a Nation & Drum Circle on the Music YachtOctober 17: Mississippi River Songs w/ Robert Robinson and Tim Frantzich on the Music Yacht

Save money and extend the life of your windows by learning how to identify and fix common issues like sticky movement, drafts, cracks, or broken panes. This class covers sash cord replacement, glazing techniques, and the five key sources of window draftiness. Perfect for homeowners and DIYers interested in practical solutions and expert insight. Instructor Jack Bethke has taught window repair through Community Education since 1985. With carpentry experience dating back to 1979, Jack brings deep knowledge from decades spent as a crew chief, trainer, inspector, construction project manager, and energy auditor.

Curious about making your own wine? This introductory class explains the complete process: including equipment, fermentation stages, hydrometers, yeast selection, racking, clearing, aging, troubleshooting, and bottling. Real equipment will be demonstrated, both wine kits and fresh-fruit methods will be discussed, and home production laws will be reviewed. No experience necessary. **No wine will be consumed in this class**