Join us for Pickleball Open Play! This fun, easy-to-learn sport is a great way to stay active and meet others. Players of all ages and skill levels are welcome, with no formal instruction provided. Equipment is available, or you may bring your own paddle. $5 entry fee collected at the door. Come enjoy friendly games, get some exercise, and invite your friends!

Gouache is a watercolor medium that dries with a matte finish and can be transparent or opaque, unlike traditional watercolors. In this class you will explore this medium as you learn about mixing, layering and creating texture all well following step-by-step instructions as you create from an example in class.

Found a wild animal and not sure what to do? This class will guide you through the basics of wildlife rehabilitation, helping you understand when an animal truly needs assistance—and when it’s best to leave it alone. You’ll learn safe and responsible ways to respond, how to identify situations that require professional rescue, and what steps you can take to help. We’ll also explore opportunities for getting involved in wildlife rehabilitation and supporting local rescue efforts.

Before Friendsgiving and Thanksgiving, we invite you to Wines-giving. Whether you are a hostess with the mostest or aiming to be "Best Guest" this holiday season, you will want to be prepared for both! Come discover some great wines perfect for stand alones, meal pairings, or host gifts. Guests of the tasting will get to purchase the wines tasted at special event prices.

Everyone should have a health care directive and a power of attorney whether you are 18 or 80. Without these important documents, it can be difficult for your loved ones to get health care information, make health care decisions on your behalf or handle your financial affairs if you should become incapacitated. Gain valuable information and tools to organize your affairs. Receive instructions and professionally prepared forms, and have access to witnesses and a notary public. Must bring your driver’s license for identification. This class is a great supplement to the Write Your Own Will class.

Having a will is important for married couples, singles and divorced people. If you are without a will, the laws of Minnesota and a judge will make all the decisions regarding your estate. Don't let this happen. Learn about estates and wills, and prepare a legal will in class. Receive instructions and a professionally prepared form, have access to witnesses and a notary public. Prior to class, review the information forwarded to you. The will form is designed for individual use; couples cannot share this form (each person must register individually). Appropriate for people who have an estate of less than $2,000,000, including life insurance, and do not own a business. Must bring your driver's license for identification. This class is a great supplement to the Write your Own Power of Attorney and Healthcare Directive.

In this class you will create a 10 minute personalized makeup routine that will help you look your very best. You will assess your facial features and learn the 4 most important research-proven steps you can incorporate into your makeup routine. Then you will learn the makeup techniques you can use to create your most beautiful look in the least amount of time. A hand-out will be provided that will guide you through the entire process.

Parenting teens in today’s world can feel complicated, especially when concerns about substance use arise. This evening combines a screening of Together: Family Recovery with a practical, hope-filled conversation designed to help parents better understand the challenges teens face and how to respond in ways that maintain connection and strengthen the family. What’s behind the “why” of substance use.What are the early signs of substance misuse? What substances are teens using today? How can parents respond in ways that strengthen—not damage—the relationship. Where can families turn for help when they’re concerned?

ZAPS test-preparation seminars are carefully designed to help you do your personal best on the ACT. Students who complete the ZAPS seminar—and practice the tips and strategies at home—typically raise their ACT scores by 2 or more points. You will be taught strategies for improving in all four subtests, take shortened practice tests that mirror the actual testing experience, and get suggestions for individualized study in the days leading up to the test. You will receive a comprehensive Study Guide and detailed answer explanations. Please bring a calculator and two pencils to the seminar.