Learn simple strategies to support your brain health and keep your mind sharp. Topics include things that contribute to brain health as we age like physical health, healthy environments, safety and security, learning and social connection, and access to quality services. This program is cosponsored by MPLS Community Education, the University of Minnesota School of Nursing and Sabathani Community Center.

See beautiful art and architecture on this special guided walking tour of Lakewood Cemetery, including the new state-of-the-art Welcome Center, Byzantine-style Memorial Chapel, the contemporary Garden Mausoleum and monument art found in the cemetery’s oldest sections. Wear walking shoes. Parts of this tour are not ADA accessible. Meet at the Memorial Chapel inside the main gate at Lakewood Cemetery, 3600 Hennepin Ave. S. Parking available along the street in front of the Memorial Chapel.

Celebrate the season alongside old friends and new with holiday treats, games and music. Social co-sponsored by Longfellow-Seward Healthy Seniors, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and Minneapolis Community Education. Masks are optional but recommended. Talk co-sponsored by Longfellow-Seward Healthy Seniors, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and Minneapolis Community Education.

If you are over 55 and like to sing, you are invited to join this chorus. Their repertoire includes music from the 1930s and 1940s, patriotic music, show tunes, spirituals, dance numbers and vaudeville-style skits. New members are always welcome. There is a $10 monthly participation fee, paid to Minneapolis Southside Singers. This is a year round program and you can join at any time. CALL 612.729.4984 TO REGISTER. Rehearsals are at Trinity Lutheran Church of Minnehaha Falls, 5212 - 41st Avenue S. Enter Door 3.

Welcoming to all skill levels to knit, crochet, craft and socialize! Enjoy a couple of hours creating, and connecting with others. Free This program is co-sponsored by Longfellow Healthy Seniors and Minneapolis Community Education.

Join us to celebrate the holiday season with coffee, cookies and crafting homemade gift tags with watercolor, markers and glitter! If this class is full, please contact our cosponsor McRae Park to register 612 670 4909.

Customize your own mosaic frame to suit your décor. First week create your design and mosaic a frame, 2nd week learn how to grout your piece. Materials and grout included.

Step into the colorful, intricate world of paper art. This meet-up is all about using simple strips to "paint" with color and light. This session is perfect for anyone looking to slow down, engage their hands, and explore the "Impressionist" side of paper craft. No experience needed just a willingness to try something new. For further information, contact helene.gauthier@mpls.k12.mn.us or 612-668-4828

What is the difference between sexual orientation and gender identity? Understanding pronouns and why do they matter? Identify ways to create a welcoming environment for family, neighbors, and friends no matter how someone identifies. Talk co-sponsored by Longfellow-Seward Healthy Seniors, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and Minneapolis Community Education. REGISTRATION REQUIRED Paul Blom, a nationally known advocate for older adults, helps usunderstand the unique needs and barriers of the older LGBTQIAcommunity.

Discover how immigration transforms societies—economically, socially, and politically, its effects on both the United States and countries around the world and how it shapes both local and global development. 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.

Learn about living with chronic lung disease and how to manage your treatments and improve your quality of life'. Talk co-sponsored by Longfellow-Seward Healthy Seniors, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and Minneapolis Community Education.

A masterpiece of suspenseOn a remote island off England’s Devon coast, 10 strangers gather after receiving mysterious invitations. Each guest is hiding a dark secret, and while they wait for the hosts to arrive, a chilling gramophone recording accuses them of crimes they thought were long buried. One by one, the guests begin to die in eerie accordance with a sinister nursery rhyme. Trapped by stormy weather, suspicions turn inward: The killer must be among them. Based on the bestselling mystery novel of all time and adapted by Agatha Christie herself, this thrilling tale invites audiences to unravel the deadly riddle. Will the killer be revealed before it’s too late? Transportation is on your own. Tickets will be mailed to you approx one month in advance. Meet at the Guthrie Theater, 818 2nd St S. Ticket sales end Nov 20th

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

Explore the history and origins of propaganda, examining how it is used to influence or persuade audiences and advance an agenda. Discover practical strategies for recognizing propaganda techniques and strengthening your critical thinking skills. Propaganda is information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a particular cause, doctrine, or point of view. Using selective facts, half-truths, or outright lies and rumors presented through various media ( posters, speeches, news, film, and social media) it manipulates people into thinking or acting in a certain way.