Experience the magical musical Big Fish, a heartfelt story of adventure, family, and imagination as a son searches for truth in his father’s larger-than-life tales. ASL interpretation available. Participants needing support must attend with a registered caregiver. Caregivers must register and purchase a ticket. There is a limited number of seats on the bus, so be sure to register early! We are grateful to Rosetown Playhouse for their generosity, which allows us to offer discounted tickets to this event, and to Community Bridge for covering the transportation costs. The bus leaves from Gladstone Community Education Center Evening Schedule: 5:45 PM – Meet at Gladstone Community Education Center (1945 Manton St, Maplewood MN 55109) 6:00 PM – Bus departs from Gladstone 6:30 PM – Arrive at Como Pavilion 7:00–9:15 PM – Big Fish performance, including a 15-minute intermission. 10:00 PM – Return to Gladstone Not riding the bus? You may meet the Community Bridge staff member at the entrance to the Como Pavilion (1360 Lexington Pkwy N, St. Paul, MN 55103) at 6:30 PM to collect your ticket. Please note: these performances are very popular and parking is extremely difficult—plan accordingly. Register/Cancel by July 9

Jump into the Fizzy, Fun, and Slime Lab! Kids will create rainbow fizz, erupting ice cream cone volcanoes, water bead stress balls, and an array of ooey gooey slime creations. This hands-on class is packed with science, messy fun, and endless excitement! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day. In partnership with Kidcreate Studio.

Join us for a one-of-a-kind art experience! Chain pull painting, also known as fluid painting, is a contemporary technique that creates beautiful, vibrant, abstract art. You'll learn how to mix various colors of acrylic paints with a pouring medium before using a chain to create unexpected textures and movements on a 16x20 canvas. Get ready to have fun and create something truly unique!

Learn about the many ways to save, store, and preserve seasonal fruits and vegetables so you can enjoy the best flavors and highest nutrition for as long as possible. This class introduces participants to best practices for storing fresh produce and the many different methods of food preservation. This class is offered by the U of M Extension Master Gardener volunteers of Ramsey County, who are eager to share research-based gardening best practices with the people in their community.

Dive into a world of creativity! Learn about resin art as you make charms and necklaces, shape polymer clay masterpieces, and experience the art of candle making. Perfect for all levels, you'll learn unique techniques, create amazing keepsakes, and discover the joy of hands-on creativity! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child each day. In partnership with Kidcreate Studio.

Join us as we delve into Minnesota’s rich and diverse art history, celebrating the region’s unique role in the broader history of American art. This seminar offers an in-depth exploration of the iconic and emerging artists who have shaped our state’s cultural landscape, from the 1700s to today.. Highlighting influential figures such as George Morrison, Warren MacKenzie, Wanda Gág, and Clement Haupers, among many others. We’ll examine the legacy of these artists, discuss how significant pieces have been acquired by museums and private collections, and look at the role of historic galleries. Additionally, this seminar will address the evolving Minnesota art market, providing insights on expanding personal collections in today’s environment.

Created in 2010, the Harmony Community Garden is a joint effort between Gladstone Community Education Center and Harmony Learning Center to connect residents throughout the District 622 community, educate students and residents about healthful food options, and provide fresh produce to families in need. The garden is located behind Harmony Learning Center. Water is available on site, and a shed houses tools available for the gardeners to use. Registration Dates: Current Students/staff who gardened at Harmony in 2025 - Monday, April 6 at 8 a.m. to Thursday, April 9 at 3:30 p.m. Current Students/staff who have not gardened at Harmony in the past - Monday, April 13 to Thursday, April 16 at 3:30 p.m. 2025 Gardeners who are no longer students/staff at Harmony - Monday, April 20 to Thursday, April 23 at 3:30 p.m. NO IN PERSON REGISTRATION ON FRIDAYS General Information: Garden plots are 10’ by 20’ District provides plot and water access, gardeners are responsible for tilling, planting, weeding, etc. No refunds after May 1. A $5 cancellation fee will be applied to refunds before May 1. All gardens must be attended to by May 31, planted by June 15, and have something planted the entire season. Renters must have their plots cleaned and cleared by November 1. Garden Contract: I will have something planted in my garden plot no later than June 15th. I will keep the weeds down in my garden plot and maintain any pathways adjacent to my plot. I will harvest in my plot only and not from any other plot. I will roll up the watering hose after I use it. I will return any tools back to their storage location. I will put weeds and other plants in the designated yard waste containers, not on the pathways. At the end of the growing season, I will clear my plot of all plant material, stakes, cages, etc., and leave the plot as it was at the start of the growing season. Children are welcome in the garden but must be accompanied by an adult at all times. I will not bring pets into the garden space. I will not enter other spaces at Harmony Learning Center without permission. Most days you will be able to drive and park close to the garden, but occasionally there may be events happening where cars will not be allowed in the lower parking lot. We do our best to notify you of these days in advance via email. I will help to make the garden a happy, secure, and enjoyable place to garden and socialize.