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Gentle Yoga HYBRIDFitness and WellnessIncrease your strength, flexibility and your ability to focus and relax. Classes include breathing exercises, postures, and final relaxation. Accommodations can be made for all abilities. Yoga is practiced without wearing socks or shoes. You may attend in person at Gladstone or Online via Zoom. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and water. Class also offered via Zoom – register using the V code. For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The gym is to the right of the lobby and the classrooms are down the first hallway on the left.Summer 26 -
Gentle Yoga HYBRIDFitness and WellnessIncrease your strength, flexibility and your ability to focus and relax. Classes include breathing exercises, postures, and final relaxation. Accommodations can be made for all abilities. Yoga is practiced without wearing socks or shoes. You may attend in person at Gladstone or Online via Zoom. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and water. Class also offered via Zoom – register using the V code. For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The gym is to the right of the lobby and the classrooms are down the first hallway on the left.Fall 26
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Gentle Yoga HYBRIDFitness and WellnessIncrease your strength, flexibility and your ability to focus and relax. Classes include breathing exercises, postures, and final relaxation. Accommodations can be made for all abilities. Yoga is practiced without wearing socks or shoes. You may attend in person at Gladstone or Online via Zoom. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and water. Class also offered via Zoom – register using the V code. For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The gym is to the right of the lobby and the classrooms are down the first hallway on the left.Fall 26
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Getting Started in Hydroponic Gardening - NEW!Curious MindsThis class will focus on growing edible things--fruits and vegetables--rather than flowers. You'll get an overview of hydroponics and how it compares to soil-based gardening. We'll briefly review several common hydroponic techniques and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of these techniques. The focus of the class will be on one particular technique, "Deep Water Culture." A variation on this technique will be used in a simple, hands-on project you'll work on at home, which will involve growing a head of lettuce. The goals of this project will be to give you experience with some of the basics of hydroponic growing and to provide knowledge that will help you step up to more complex systems that are capable of growing a wider variety of crops, if you choose to do so later. You'll receive a kit with most of the supplies you'll need for the project, along with instructions on how to complete it at homeFall 26
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Gladstone Brown Bears M-F (4's)Preschool/Pre-K Classes3 & 4 year-olds who attend District 622 Preschool/Pre-K will be provided a safe, and nurturing environment that supports children’s first school experiences. We help children develop important social and emotional skills that will set them up for success in school. Licensed teachers offer engaging, hands-on learning experiences in key areas like: Reading & Math readiness Dramatic Play Music Art & sensory activities Science & Social Studies 2026-2027 3 yr old Preschool classes: MWF ($255/mo.) or T/TH ($180/mo.) AM classes offered. Times are 9:30am-12pm Locations: Beaver Lake & Gladstone Your child must be 3 as of Sept 1st 2026, your student will be in the same class all year long, even if they turn 4 during the year. Scholarships are available ____________________________________________________________________________ 4 yr old Pre-K classes: M-F half day classes only (AM or PM) NO FULL DAYS ARE OFFERED Class placement (AM or PM class) is based on our transportation boundaries. Cost is $420/mo. Child must be 4 yrs old as of Sept 1st 2026, your student will be in the same class all year long, even if they turn 5 during the year. There is a one time $65 non-refundable deposit Tuition & deposit is based on an income based sliding fee scale.'26-'27 Pre-K- 4 yrs old (as of 9/1/26) Preschool Site -
Gladstone Gecko's M-F (4's)Preschool/Pre-K Classes3 & 4 year-olds who attend District 622 Preschool/Pre-K will be provided a safe, and nurturing environment that supports children’s first school experiences. We help children develop important social and emotional skills that will set them up for success in school. Licensed teachers offer engaging, hands-on learning experiences in key areas like: Reading & Math readiness Dramatic Play Music Art & sensory activities Science & Social Studies 2026-2027 3 yr old Preschool classes: MWF ($255/mo.) or T/TH ($180/mo.) AM classes offered. Times are 9:30am-12pm Locations: Beaver Lake & Gladstone Your child must be 3 as of Sept 1st 2026, your student will be in the same class all year long, even if they turn 4 during the year. Scholarships are available ____________________________________________________________________________ 4 yr old Pre-K classes: M-F half day classes only (AM or PM) NO FULL DAYS ARE OFFERED Class placement (AM or PM class) is based on our transportation boundaries. Cost is $420/mo. Child must be 4 yrs old as of Sept 1st 2026, your student will be in the same class all year long, even if they turn 5 during the year. There is a one time $65 non-refundable deposit Tuition & deposit is based on an income based sliding fee scale.'26-'27 Pre-K- 4 yrs old (as of 9/1/26) Preschool Site
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Global Flavors & Culinary Foundations (Grades 9-12)Language, Food, and CultureWith Chef ToyaThe course invites students into the kitchen to explore international cuisines. We will focus on heat management and the art of balancing spices. Students will learn to create traditional dishes—such as West African-inspired Jollof rice or savory fusion entrees—emphasizing fresh ingredients and high-protein nutrition.Fall 26 -
Glow Dance PartyTrips & Special EventsThis activity is tailored for adults with cognitive developmental disabilities, as such the volume will be kept at a reasonable level. Brighten up the winter with our Glow Dance Party! Dance the night away with your favorite DJ while enjoying games, snacks, and great music. Wear your favorite neon or glow-in-the-dark shirt and light up the dance floor! To help us plan for food, please be sure to register caregivers. Donations are welcome to help cover event costs! For Classes at Gladstone Park in the main lot on Manton St and enter through door 1E. The gym is to the right of the lobby.Fall 26
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Glow Party (Ages 6-12)AthleticsCourse Description: Glow PartyLet’s GLOW crazy at MX!Get ready for the ultimate glow party filled with dancing, music, games, and nonstop fun. Athletes are encouraged to wear their brightest neon colors and come ready to light up the gym with their MX friends. Participants will learn fun dances, enjoy glow-in-the-dark activities, play games, and party the night away at an event they won’t forget. Camp activities include a glow dance party, fun dances and games, glow-themed activities, music, and high-energy fun throughout the evening.Class Attire & Requirements: Athletes should wear comfortable athletic clothing and their brightest neon colors. Hair should be secured back away from the face, athletes should bring a water bottle, and no jewelry is permitted during camp.Location: Minnesota Xtreme, 7250 Hudson Blvd., Oakdale, MN 55128Fall 26
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Growing Great Garlic in Minnesota NEW!Curious MindsLove garlic? Fall is the perfect time to plant it! In this class, you'll learn which garlic varieties thrive in Minnesota, the growing conditions they need for success, and when and how to harvest both scapes and bulbs. The class is presented by the University of Minnesota Extension Garden Education Volunteers of Ramsey County, who are passionate about sharing research-based gardening knowledge and best practices with their community.Fall 26
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Growing Microgreens NEW!Curious MindsExtend the life of your harvest and enjoy fresh flavors year-round. In this class, you'll learn practical strategies for storing and preserving seasonal fruits and vegetables to maintain their quality, flavor, and nutritional value. Explore best practices for handling fresh produce and discover a variety of food preservation methods that can help reduce waste and make the most of your garden bounty. This class is presented by the University of Minnesota Extension Garden Education Volunteers of Ramsey County, who are committed to sharing research-based gardening knowledge and best practices with their community.Fall 26
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Gym Games & Relays (Grades K-5)AthleticsWith SAHR Sports Participants rotate through a variety of gym-based games and team challenges designed to build teamwork, coordination, and movement skills. Sessions keep participants active through engaging group activities. No prior experience is required.Where’s Richardson Elementary? Community Education will be partnering with Penguin Pals to provide after school youth enrichment activities at Richardson Elementary.Fall 26 -
Harmony Adventure for Women- Women's ChorusCurious MindsExperience great fun and enhanced well-being through singing four-part harmony with the Vallee de Croix Women’s Chorus. You will attend evening rehearsals and be provided with music, learning materials, and vocal coaching, culminating in one or two holiday performance opportunities in December. A free voice lesson is included in your registration. If you love to sing and have been looking for a fun group to participate in, this is the place for you! Brandon Galbraith directs the Vallee de Croix Chorus. He is a graduate of the U of MN in Musical Education, directs 3 choruses, and sings/ competes in a quartet & an octet. He has a great sense of fun and practice is very enjoyable. His musical expertise is extensive and he shares it generously. While he leads the chorus practice and does the individual lessons, many of our members will lead small breakout sessions on a musical topic that interests them and allows everyone to get to know each other in a smaller group.Fall 26 -
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Henna Workshop (Grades 6-8)Creative ArtsWith Acrylic Art StudioDiscover the rich culture of henna. Henna is a dye prepared from leaves of a henna tree also known as Egyptian privet. Henna is temporary body art resulting from the staining of the skin from the dyes. After stains reach their peak color, they hold for a few days, then gradually wear off, typically within two to three weeks. Learn the basics of henna tattoos and practice them. The instructor will fill in or finish your henna design and take home henna cone. All the materials will be providedFall 26 -
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Holiday Cookie Bake & TakeKitchen CreationsOh no! Are all the holiday preparations getting you down?? Don’t fret, Nancy’s team will help you get your baking done in no time at all! You will go home with ten dozen cookies in all. In this hands-on class you will be working in pairs. You will be provided with cookie dough and everything you need to form, trim, and decorate the cookies. Your cookies will be baked for you by Nancy’s team in large commercial ovens. Hairnets and gloves will be provided, but bring your own apron if you like. And most important, don’t forget to bring containers to carry home your ten dozen treats. Notes from the Instructor: Please arrive on time and plan on staying the full three hours, which includes assisting with clean-up at the end of class. Due to safety restrictions, and out of respect for the adult attendees, no children are allowed in or near the class. If you cannot find child care you may send someone in your place. Please be respectful to others; if you are ill, you may find someone to take your place. Cookies will not be provided for no-shows. There will be a $20 food supply fee payable to the instructor in class. We are sorry, we cannot accommodate nut allergies in this class. This is an adult class only please, 18 and older.Fall 26 -
Holiday Hoop Wreath MakingCreative ExpressionsJoin us as we turn an embroidery hoop into a festive holiday wreath. Choose from a variety of festive sayings to paint on canvas and display across your wreath.Fall 26
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Holiday Pottery WorkshopCreative ExpressionsGather your family and friends and get creative together in this festive pottery workshop! You'll have the opportunity to create unique holiday gifts using a slab roller, extruder, or electric potter's wheel. After completing your projects, you'll choose from a variety of colorful glazes to add the perfect finishing touch. Please bring an apron or towel to class. An $18 supply fee per person is due to the instructor at the beginning of class. Each participant must register individually and be at least 8 years old.Fall 26 -
Holiday Tea and MusicSpecial EventsCelebrate the season at Gladstone’s Holiday Tea and Music! Tickets are non-refundable, as this helps us honor commitments to both the musician and caterer. Reserve your seat and join us for a warm and festive afternoon!Fall 26 -
Holiday Wood Slice OrnamentsCreative ExpressionsJoin us for this special Holi-DIY family workshop! Create a collection of Holiday Wood Ornaments at this festive and family-friendly event! All registered guests will make their own set of 6 ornaments (no sharing allowed, thank you!)Fall 26
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Hoopster Tots (Ages 2-4)AthleticsWith Skyhawks Sports AcademyHoopster Tots is a program for young children, typically ages 2-4 (with some variations in age ranges), focused on introducing them to basketball in a fun and engaging way. The program emphasizes basic skills like dribbling, shooting, passing, and teamwork, using adjustable hoops and smaller basketballs to make it age-appropriate. It also focuses on developing balance, coordination, and fitness through games and activities. Parent participation is usually required, especially for the youngest age groups (2-4). The program aims to foster a positive introduction to sports and a lifelong love for an active, healthy lifestyle.Fall 26 -
Houseplant Success NEW!Curious MindsCaring for indoor plants is a little different than caring for outdoor plants. With a little special care and consideration, you can keep your indoor plants healthy and avoid common problems. This class is offered by the U of M Extension Garden Education volunteers of Ramsey County, who are eager to share research-based gardening best practices with the people in their community.Fall 26