| Mon, Nov 5 - Nov 12 |
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Astrology (Lake Harriet)
Discover the ancient tool of astrology to gain insight into your personality and life. See your chart used to illustrate astrological concepts and bring home a copy of your chart. -
Astronomy for City Dwellers (Southwest)
Make your own star wheel and identify bright stars and constellations. Learn about exotic star legends and stories, astronomy vacations, amazing exo-planets, coming 2018 sky events, Medieval Viking navigation secrets, your True Sun Sign, buying a family telescope and wonderful free local star parties. Class includes free bonus trip to beautiful Eagle Lake Observatory. Teens welcome. Children are welcome to register with an adult. No class Oct 16. -
Automotive Maintenance Basics (Southwest)
Identify the functions and maintenance of different motor vehicle parts. Become familiar under the hood of your own car, weather permitting. No class Oct 16. -
Bicycle Maintenance and Repair (Roosevelt)
Gain confidence in diagnosing and tackling the most common issues that confront a bike mechanic. Learn basic bicycle fitting concepts, proper flat tire repair, adjustment and minor repair of brakes and shifting systems. Bring your bike for hands-on instruction. -
Bicycle Maintenance and Repair (Washburn)
Gain confidence in diagnosing and tackling the most common issues that confront a bike mechanic. Learn basic bicycle fitting concepts, proper flat tire repair, adjustment and minor repair of brakes and shifting systems. Bring your bike for hands-on instruction. -
Climbing Your Family Tree (Waite Park)
Are you contemplating starting a family tree? Did you inherit a shoe box full of photos and family newspaper articles and unsure how to start your search? Learn what free and subscription based resources are available, as well as local facilities that collect family/historical data. -
Dog Obedience 1: 6 Months + (Northeast)
Teach your dog foundation skills for life using dog and family friendly clicker training methods. Teach your dog to sit, down, loose leash walk, come, sit for greeting, drop it, leave it, and a couple of fun and useful tricks. The entire family is welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult. Instructor will need to see the dog’s current Rabies, Bordetella and DHLP vaccination certificates on the first night of class. One dog per adult. -
Dog Obedience 1: 6 Months + (Southwest)
Teach your dog foundation skills for life using dog and family friendly clicker training methods. Teach your dog to sit, down, loose leash walk, come, sit for greeting, drop it, leave it, and a couple of fun and useful tricks. The entire family is welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult. Instructor will need to see the dog’s current Rabies, Bordetella and DHLP vaccination certificates on the first night of class. One dog per adult. -
Dog Obedience 2 (Northeast)
Continue working on the behaviors taught in Obedience 1 while making them more challenging and adding new behaviors working toward mastering the 10 behaviors needed to pass the AKC Canine Good Citizen test using dog and family friendly clicker training methods. The entire family is welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult. Instructor will need to see the dog’s current Rabies, Bordetella, and DHLP vaccination certificates on the first night of class. Prerequisite: Obedience 1 or Puppy training class. One dog per adult. -
Dog Obedience: Puppy Socialization to 6 Months (Southwest)
Socialize your puppy and teach them foundation skills for life with your family using dog and family friendly clicker training methods. The entire family is welcome, children must be accompanied by an adult. Instructor will need to see the dog’s current Rabies (if they are old enough), Bordetella, and DHLP vaccination certificates on the first night of class. One dog per adult. -
Film Appreciation: Music in Film (Lake Harriet)
Explore and discuss iconic musical selections used in film across multiple genres. Classes will consist of both short film segments and feature viewings examining the works of specific filmmakers (Steven Spielberg, Tom Tkywer), performers (Gene Kelly, Barbra Streisand), as well as additional, student-chosen works. No class Oct 31. -
Genealogy Quest (Waite Park)
Our Instructor, Gus’, maternal grandparents were Finnish immigrants who lived in Milwaukee, WI. That was about the extent of his knowledge of them until an intriguing postcard propelled him into a five year quest. In this “how to” talk, Gus will go through the various sources that are available to genealogists describing their strengths and limitations. Class held at Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church, 1509 NE 27th Ave. Register online or call 612.668.1590. -
If Your Walls Could Talk: How to Research Your House History (Pratt)
Hear researcher and house historian Kathy Kullberg share her secrets for tracking down all aspects of your house history from the architects and builders, past residents, period photographs and more. During the second class meeting you can bring your home research findings and any stumbling blocks you encountered to share with the class. Students are encouraged to bring their laptop and smart phone to class for research purposes. -
If Your Walls Could Talk: How to Research Your House History (Roosevelt)
Hear researcher and house historian Kathy Kullberg share her secrets for tracking down all aspects of your house history from the architects and builders, past residents and period photographs. During the second class meeting you can bring your home research findings and any stumbling blocks you encountered to share with the class. -
Pop Up Highlight of Edison Community Education Classes (Edison)
Learn about Community Education offerings at Edison High School. -
Pop Up Highlight of Northeast Community Education Classes (Northeast)
Learn about Community Education offerings at Northeast Middle School. -
Reupholstery (Edison)
The reupholstery class is full. Please call 612.668.1306 to be added to a wait list. -
Turntable Set-Up, Upkeep and Maintenance (Henry)
From the latest releases to collectables, vinyl is back bigly. Learn the turntable jargon, basic setup, installation, upkeep and get hands-on experience balancing a tonearm. Watch a vintage turntable get back into action and find out if that old stereo you or your parents had back in college is okay to use with just a new needle or if it needs an overhaul. -
Wood Shop: Open Wood Shop (Southwest)
In a fully-equipped wood shop, work on projects of your choice or consider ideas suggested by the instructor. Class fee includes sandpaper, glue, drill bits, dowel pins and other materials. -
Woodworking: Level 1 (Northeast)
Learn the basics of woodworking and fabrication techniques. Gain practical knowledge by making a simple step stool. We will cover the safe use of all shop equipment, hand and small power tools. Demonstrations on different tools will be given each week. Supply fee included. No class Oct. 16. -
Woodworking: Level 1 (Southwest)
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.
