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  • Adult Pickleball - Open Gym 23-24

    Spring Lake Park Community Ed is excited to bring you indoor open pickleball! A great opportunity for adults to drop in and play with a variety of partners, as they rotate in and out to mix with others of similar skill level. Join us for some open pickleball play! All levels are welcome. Limit to one game to 11 points while others are waiting. Questions - Email Chris Lammers - clamme@district16.org To register over the phone, call the Community Education office, 763-600-5000
  • Appraise Your Antiques

    Learn the basics of identifying and appraising antiques, art, jewelry, coins, and collectibles. Get tips on what makes things valuable and the best ways to sell them. Examine things like lithophane, trench art, U.S. Zone china, a U.S. 3 cent nickel, precious gemstones, mourning jewelry & German silver. No pictures or books in this class, everything is “hands on." Bring one item, no larger than a shoe box to the first class. You will then research its value on your own with the research tools you've been given, then compare your results with the appraiser's at the second class. Bring a magnifying glass if you have one. Instructor David Schlueter is a Certified Antique Appraiser.
  • Badminton Open Gym 24-25

    Join us for open Badminton play! All players must be 18+ or accompanied by an adult. Equipment: shuttlecocks (nylon) and loaner racquets (for beginners) will be provided. This is community play. Participants can play one game, exit the court, and re-enter through a rotation.
  • Fantasy Football for Beginners

    If you're new to fantasy football, this class is tailored just for you! Participants will gain insights into drafting players, understanding crucial terms and abbreviations essential for fantasy football success. They'll receive access to tools (websites) that add fun and ease to weekly competitions, along with guidance on how to start a league. By the end of the class, attendees will grasp the fundamentals of all offensive position groups crucial for fantasy football scoring. Moreover, they'll engage in a mock fantasy football draft. Additional topics covered include scoring mechanisms, navigating the waiver wire, managing bye weeks, executing trades, exploring various league formats and drafting options, and most importantly, having fun! Each participant will leave with a comprehensive packet of discussed materials, online resources for fantasy football success, and contact information for the instructor to address any post-class queries. They'll come to realize how simple and enjoyable fantasy football can truly be!
  • Forest Bathing (Shinrin Yoku)

    Experience an ancient wellness practice being rediscovered anew in the 21st century. Join our 2-hour immersive, meditative, and therapeutic forest bathing walk. We will slow down and connect with our senses to the healing, stress-reducing beauty of a little-known hidden corner of the Twin Cities. We will slip away from our phones and revive our relationship with the forest and ourselves via unique invitations that prompt participants to experience the forest in distinct ways. We will share what we notice with each other, incorporating our experiences into our memory to tap again when we may need them. We will re-enter the tame world, renewed and refreshed. For more information on forest bathing please visit www.motzstudios.com. Guests should wear boots/shoes, clothing/gear appropriate for weather. Walk will be held in the rain and snow, but not thunderstorms or negative temperatures. Please wear/bring mosquito/tick repellent and sunscreen if desired. Please bring water if you would like to have some available throughout the walk. DAY OF WALK: Please arrive at walk location 15 minutes prior to walk to allow for check in and walk overview. Late arrivals cannot be accommodated due to the immersive nature of the program. All guests must sign Motz Studios waiver prior to walk. This is a TECH-FREE experience, so please leave mobile phones in car for duration of walk.
  • Grain to Glass at Forgotten Star Brewing

    A fantastic opportunity for beer enthusiasts, aspiring home-brewers, or anyone looking to deepen their appreciation for the world of craft beer. Learn, taste and discover the secrets behind your favorite brews! Led by Forgotten Star Assistant Brewer, Jake Glynn, don't miss out on this unique experience! What to expect: - The history and fundamentals of the brewing process - The ingredients and their role in making beer - Guided beer tasting The class and tasting will last about 90 minutes and comes with a free pint for after!
  • Hand Embroidery Basics

    Did you know that hand embroidery has been practiced around the world for centuries and includes over 300 different stitches? Join us for this introductory class where you’ll learn 10 basic stitches including the Running, Chain, and Back stitch, a French Knot, eyelet and more. Leave class with a project to practice on and the confidence to tackle hand embroidery on your own. Supply list- Please bring to class: -6” embroidery hoop -Scissors -$5 supply fee paid to instructor.
  • Home Buying in Today's Market

    Whether it is your very first home, dream home, or investment property, the home buying process can be intimidating; especially in today's market. This class will walk through the ever-changing real estate market and empower you to make educated decisions when purchasing. We will discuss the myths of the market today and help you create a plan based on your goals, limitations, timeline, and the market specific to where you are looking to buy. Learn how to personalize the home buying plan that fits you best. This is a free program being led by Jacob Olson of the Jacob Olson Team. Please visit https://www.jacobolsonrealestate.com for more information about the instructor.
  • Photo Organization-Print and Digital

    Imagine all your photos in one place with a system that allows you to access any photo or movie in literally seconds. Learn about scanners for copies and repair of older prints and slides, cloud storage services, and owning vs renting. Discover everything you need to know to complete this project and quickly. Never worry about losing another photo again!
  • SLP Community, Coffee, and Conversations

    Join fellow members of the Spring Lake Park Area community each month at the SLP Schools District Services Center for a delightful morning of Community, Coffee, and Conversations! Enjoy provided refreshments and engaging activities. Each month brings a unique theme, speaker, or a conversation with a community leader/expert. Registration is free, so sign up today and share your preferences for activities and speakers. Your input shapes our gatherings! Registered participants will receive updates as we confirm the featured speaker/community presenter. April 15th, 9am-10:30am -Tech Talk: Do you have questions about your phone, computer, tablet, etc? The SLP District Technology Services team will be available to help answer all your tech related questions, as well as inform you about various cyber-security tips. May 13th, 9am-10:30am -Anoka County Historical Society: A representative of the ACHS will join us, along with some artifacts, to talk a little bit about history as well as what the ACHS is all about! June 3rd, 9am-10:30am
  • Summer Bird Walk-Coon Rapids Dam

    It may still feel like summer to us, but bird migration is already underway for some species. At the same time, nesting birds are still mostly present, meaning we could see a wide variety of species. Nearly 100 species are on record at this location for the month of August, and we'll try spotting as many as we can as we explore the riverfront and the forest. Expect to walk a couple miles. Bring water, sunscreen, and bug spray if you choose. Program is led by Naturalist Kyle Te Poel. Children age 10 and older may also register for this program if they attending with a registered parent/adult.
  • Summer Bird Walk-Rice Creek

    Join Naturalist Kyle Te Poel for a morning walk in this creekside woodland. Even in the heart of the city, many species of birds spend their summer nesting here! We'll not only identify the birds themselves, but listen for their songs, watch for nesting behavior, and perhaps even see some juvenile birds fresh from the nest. Bring water, sunscreen, and bug spray if you choose. Children age 10 and older may also register for this program if they attending with a registered parent/adult.
  • Summer Outdoor Walking and Fitness Club

    Step into a summer of wellness with our Outdoor Walking and Fitness Club at the SLPHS stadium track! Grab your sneakers and join us for refreshing walks under the sun. The smooth track promises a comfortable stroll, surrounded by the lively spirit of summer. Whether you're pursuing fitness goals or just looking for an excuse to spend some time outside, this program is designed for everyone! Register today and immerse yourself in a summer of fitness, friendship, and the great outdoors! You can start walking the track as early as 8:30am each Friday morning. We are hoping to add other light fitness activity options during this time such as yoga or aerobics that you can participate in after your warm-up walk. Please register today to receive updates on scheduled activities.