Welcome to the registration page for the Anoka Team’s participation in the 2026 Community Bridge T-Ball/Softball Tournament! Here, non-consortium members can pay the registration fee, which covers the team’s catered lunch, medals, and certificates.

Come for fun and collect your prize after calling B I N G O This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

Join us at the beach for eating, swimming and laughter! We’ll provide the sandwiches, chips and fruit. The lifeguard is on duty until 7pm. Wear your suit, sunscreen, towel, lawn chair and any game or activity you want to share. Please bring your own beverage and be ready to party!

Will you be the 1st person to earn 25 points? In this game, you try to match just one other player as you fill in the blank.

Building friendships and exploring relationships can be exciting—and sometimes a littleconfusing. This welcoming and supportive class is designed for adults who want to strengthentheir social skills, build meaningful friendships, and learn about dating in a positive and respectfulway. Through guided conversations, activities, and real-life examples, participants will practiceimportant skills such as starting conversations, understanding social cues, setting healthyboundaries, and communicating feelings clearly. We’ll also talk about what makes a good friend,how to handle disagreements, and how to navigate the world of dating safely and respectfully.This class offers a supportive space to ask questions, share experiences, and gain confidence insocial situations. Instructor: Samantha Johnson This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

Learn to prepare a delicious fall recipe with Chef Ellie in this hands-on cooking class. Space is limited, participants needing support should attend with a caregiver. This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities Register/Cancel by September 15

Design a whimsical miniature garden by layering soil, moss, and plants, then adding decorative elements to create your own magical scene to take home. This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities Register/Cancel by July 6

Will you be able to guess what the survey says? Join us as we play this popular game show. This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

Everyone has big emotions sometimes—happiness, frustration, excitement, anger, or worry. In this fun and supportive class, we’ll explore ways to recognize our feelings and make thoughtful choices about what to do next. Through games, real-life scenarios, and group activities, we’ll practice identifying different emotions, learning how our feelings affect our actions, taking a “pause” before reacting, and choosing responses that help us feel proud and confident. Leave with simple tools you can use at home, with friends, at work, and in the community. This class is interactive, encouraging, and designed to help you feel more confident handling everyday situations. Instructor: Samantha Johnson This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

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

Learn to Kayak in a supportive, beginner-friendly group environment. We’ll emphasize safety, basic technique, and confidence building .Instruction begins on land, where participants learn essential skills and safety fundamentals, and then transitions to on-water practice at a calm, kayak-friendly body of water.

Go behind the scenes at the newly updated Maplewood Library! Explore daily operations, including the automated materials handling system, then enjoy a fun scavenger hunt through key spaces. This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities Register/Cancel by June 11

Have you ever wanted to use makeup to create a character? Takethisclasstoturn yourself into an ANIMAL! Longer Description: Makeup Design with Animal Makeup will expose participants to the joy of creation and play! First, work with a teacher to talk about Makeup design and create your very own design of animal. Then, learn about application and how to use makeup to create a character. At the end of class, participants will show off their makeup and describe their character for the rest of the class. Instructor: Melissa Wood This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

Come explore Shepard Farm and say hello to friendly farm animals! During this guided tour, we’ll visit chickens, cows, pigs, turkeys, sheep, and goats. It’s a fun chance to learn about farm life and enjoy time outside Tour Contact: Gretchen Carlson This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

Celebrate Pollinator Week by learning about one of nature’s most amazing insects—the monarch butterfly! Master Gardeners will bring real monarch eggs, caterpillars, and chrysalises (when available) so you can see the butterfly life cycle up close. We’ll learn how monarchs grow and change, where they travel during their incredible migration, and why pollinators like butterflies and bees are so important to our world. Then plant zinnia flower seeds in a small pot to take home. With a little care, your flowers will grow and bloom later this summer—providing food for butterflies and other pollinators! All supplies are included. Come enjoy nature, get your hands in the soil, andhelp the monarchs! Caregivers welcome to attend at no cost but should register. Instructors: Master Gardeners Diane Clavel and Chris Bremer This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

Come enjoy flowers and time outdoors at Pine Hill Flowers in Woodbury! In this relaxed, hands-on class, your instructor will show how to pick flowers and arrange them into a bouquet. Then you will walk through the flower field, choose your favorite flowers, and create your own bouquet. This class is fun, creative, and a great way to enjoy nature with others. Create one large bouquet per registered participant to take home. (No vase provided.) Caregivers are welcome to come along to support their attendee. Class meets outdoors at Pine Hill’s You-pick Flower Garden on Dale Road between Radio Drive and Woodbury Drive. Please wear comfortable shoes for walking in the garden. If weather does not cooperate, a rain date of Monday, Aug. 10 has been reserved. Instructor: Theresa Gulsvig with Pine Hill This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

Get ready for fall by creating pumpkin decorations from puzzles and more. This class has been customized for Adults with Disabilities

This class is customized for adults with cognitive disabilities. Join our self-defense seminar designed for adults with disabilities. Learn practical skills for personal safety, conflict de-escalation, and assertive communication. Build confidence, independence, and peace of mind through strategies that strengthen both body and mind. Experience training that empowers you for life!