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Astronomy for City Dwellers (Justice Page)
Gain easy lifetime comfort and familiarity with the night sky. Make your own star wheel. Enjoy sky legends and stories, coming sky events, medieval Viking navigation secrets, amazing exo-planets, your True Sun Sign, buying a family telescope, astronomy vacations, and wonderful local star parties. Class includes free bonus trip to beautiful Eagle Lake Observatory. Youth 7+ welcome to register with an adult. -
Automotive: Beginner (Henry)
Can you change a tire? Do you know if your oil is low and why this matters? What about jump starting an engine? By learning these basics of car maintenance, you can prevent and prepare for car troubles. Find out what you need to know about tires, the engine, fluids and auto parts requiring regular maintenance. -
Automotive: Beginner (Northeast)
Can you change a tire? Do you know if your oil is low and why this matters? What about jump starting an engine? By learning these basics of car maintenance, you can prevent and prepare for car troubles. Find out what you need to know about tires, the engine, fluids and auto parts requiring regular maintenance. -
Automotive: Beginner (Justice Page)
Can you change a tire? Do you know if your oil is low and why this matters? What about jump starting an engine? By learning these basics of car maintenance, you can prevent and prepare for car troubles. Find out what you need to know about tires, the engine, fluids and auto parts requiring regular maintenance -
Biking: Women's Fix-it Clinic (Whittier)
Repairing your own bike saves you time and money. Go over basic tire repair and answer your individual questions. This workshop is for women and taught by women mechanics. Bring your bike if you like. All ages and abilities welcome. Held at 315 W 26th St. Register online or call 612.668.4181. -
Biking: Your Ticket to Fitness and Freedom (Henry)
Discuss ways to bicycle with maximum comfort and safety, preparing for the elements, resiliently adapting to the weather and streets. Using your self-renewing power, free maps, and web-based resources you will experience a new level of freedom this summer. Bring your bicycle to class. -
Dog Obedience 1: Life Skills for Dogs 6 Months + (Northeast)
Teach your dog sit, down, loose leash walk, come, sit for greeting, drop it, leave it, and a couple of fun and useful tricks. Teach your dog useful behaviors for living in your home while learning to use proven dog- and family-friendly positive reinforcement-based methods. Instructor will need to see your dog’s current vaccination records, including Rabies, Bordetella and DHLP vaccination certificates on the first night of class. The entire family is welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult. One dog per adult. -
Dog Obedience 1: Life Skills for Dogs 6 Months + (Northeast) ONLINE
Teach your dog sit, down, loose leash walk, come, sit for greeting, drop it, leave it, and a couple of fun and useful tricks. Teach your dog useful behaviors for living in your home while learning to use proven dog- and family-friendly positive reinforcement-based methods. Instructor will need to see your dog’s current vaccination records, including Rabies, Bordetella and DHLP vaccination certificates on the first night of class. The entire family is welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult. One dog per adult. -
Dog Obedience 2: Clicks and Tricks for Dogs 6 Months + (Northeast)
Continue working on the behaviors taught in Dog Obedience 1 while adding new, more challenging skills. Learn tricks and games such as rollover, high five, dance and jump through a hoop. Do not bring your dog the first night of class. -
Dog Obedience 2: Clicks and Tricks for Dogs 6 Months + (Northeast) ONLINE
Continue working on the behaviors taught in Dog Obedience 1 while adding new, more challenging skills. Learn tricks and games such as rollover, high five, dance and jump through a hoop. Do not bring your dog the first night of class. -
If Your Walls Could Talk: How to Research Your House History (Roosevelt) ONLINE: Interactive
Peel back secrets for tracking down all aspects of your home's history from the architects and builders, past residents and period photographs. During the second class you can bring your home research findings and any stumbling blocks you encountered to share with the class. No class April 28th. This class is now being held online, interactive through Zoom. You can choose to enable your camera and audio, or just view the live content. There will be time to socialize with fellow students and the instructor if you choose to, before and after each session. More information will be sent after you enroll. -
Reupholstery (Northeast)
Do you have a chair that is sagging and suffering? Recover and revive that beloved furniture. Bring a treasured piece and breathe new life into it by replacing covers, seats, springs and padding. Students work on projects their individual projects at their own pace in this work shop style class, receiving help from the instructor as needed. No couches, please. -
Travel After Fifty: Sharing the Wisdom (Justice Page)
Travel is high on many people’s retirement list. How do you decide where, when and how to go? What resources are available on the web? Whether you are an experienced or novice traveler,this class will provide some basics on using travel websites and tour groups, as well as encourage, group input on personal travel experiences to share the wisdom. Register online or call 612.668.4051. -
Travel through Egypt (Washburn)
With its ancient history and complex cultural mix, Egypt has long fascinated travelers. See why in this virtual tour of Egypt through photos. Along the way you will gain insights into Egypt’s history and culture and tips to create your own Egyptian visit. -
Travel through Vietnam (Washburn)
This visual photo presentation introduces you to modern and ancient Vietnam sites, including the Mekong Delta, buzzing Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Hoi An and Hue, the capital Hanoi, and up to Hmong and other villages in the mountains along the northern border with China. We will end with questions and tips for traveling to Vietnam. -
Woodworking: Level 1 (Northeast)
Learn the basics of woodworking and fabrication techniques. Gain practical knowledge by making a simple project. We will cover the safe use of all shop equipment, hand and small power tools. Demonstrations on different tools will be given each week.
