Centennial Community Education

Morning Class - Open to all fitness levels. Classes will train both cardio and strength using timed, high-intensity intervals. There will also be a focus on building core muscle groups while improving posture through a variety of exercises that strengthen the abdomen and back muscles and increase flexibility. Modifications will be offered to ensure success for all participants.

Try online cooking in this free mini class! Cook along with Kirsten as she makes Air Fryer Crispy Polenta Rounds with Roasted Seasonal Vegetables AND, for a bonus recipe, Roasted Veggie Skewers. Recipe handout provided before class and link to class recording shared afterwards. A Zoom link will be sent to email used for registration. This class is generously made available by Kirsten in recognition of National Community Education Week.

MACKINAC ISLAND MAY 18-22, 2026 CENTENNIAL COMMUNITY EDUCATION Includes:      Deluxe motor coach transportation (based on 30 to 50 passengers)      Lodging for 4 nights      Meals: As indicated C-Coffee, B-Breakfast, L-Lunch, S-Supper, D-Dinner      Attractions outlined in itinerary      Hosted by trip leader from Centennial Community Education      Gratuities on included meals and attractions DAY 1 - Monday, May 18, 2026 6:45 a.m. Leave Rookery Activity Center, 7690 Village Drive, Lino Lakes, MN 7:00 a.m. Estimated departure time from Mary Ann Young Senior Center, Aquatore Park, 9150 Central Ave NE, Blaine, MN 55434 Make rest stops near Menomonie and Wausau, WI. Arrive in Manitowoc, WI to board the SS Badger Ferry for an onboard lunch (included). Cross Lake Michigan to Ludington, MI for lodging at Holiday Inn Express. [L, D] Day 2 - Tuesday, May 19, 2026 Have breakfast (included) at the hotel. Travel to Charlevoix, Michigan for lunch (included) at the Castle Farms. The estate was built in 1918 by Albert Loeb, acting president of Sears, Roebuck & Co. Continue to Mackinaw City, MI and take the ferry to Mackinac Island. On the island old-fashioned carriages, historic sites and quaint shops await visitors. There is no motor travel on the island. Check into the Lake View Hotel in historic downtown. It has a pool, sauna, elevator, stylish guest rooms and a covered porch to relax and enjoy the views. Spend time shopping in the unique setting of this small village. The Visitor’s Center is nearby and has complimentary maps and a list of places for you to visit. There are fudge shops, art galleries, museums, attractions, and a variety of gift stores. Have dinner (on own) at one of the nearby restaurants. [B,L] Day 3 - Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Get breakfast (on own) at a nearby coffee shop or Café. Take a Horse Drawn Carriage Tour of Mackinac Island. Hear the history of the island and see points of interest such as Skull Cave, Arch Rock, Governor’s Mansion and more. Visit Fort Mackinac, a National Historic Landmark, founded in 1780 by the British. It is a restored military outpost with original building, re-enactments, storytelling, music, and interpreters dressed in 1880’s attire. Have an exceptional luncheon buffet (included) at the Grand Hotel. It is the world’s largest summer hotel and the premier attraction on Mackinac Island. After meal service, stroll along the majestic porch, view the glorious gardens, take photographs, enjoy the magnificent art in the hotel and purchase a souvenir in the gift shop. This afternoon and evening are free. You can go hiking, rent a bicycle or visit a riding stable. There are historic sites, like Ste. Anne’s Church Museum, or visit attractions like the Butterfly House. [L] Day 4 - Thursday, May 21, 2026 Get breakfast (on own) at a nearby coffee shop or Café. This morning relax and do some last minute shopping. Take the ferry to St. Ignace and have lunch (included.) Travel to Green Bay for lodging at The Oneida Hotel located adjacent to the Oneida Casino. [L] Day 5 - Friday, May 22, 2026 Have breakfast (included) at the hotel. This morning take The Packer Heritage Trail Tour and learn about the history of the team and the city of Green Bay. Tour Lambeau Field Stadium and the Green Bay Hall of Fame. Experience the Packers' history-rich facility first-hand and see several behind-the-scenes areas. Learn and feel the indomitable spirit and impassioned energy that makes the Packers and Lambeau Field so endearing. Have lunch (included) and leave Green Bay. Return to the Twin Cities early evening. [B,L] Travel insurance is available through an outside vendor, call USI Travel Insurance Services at (855) 874-0156, account #500097. Price: $1,499 per person for Double Occupancy; $2,155 for Single Occupancy. An initial deposit of $600 due at the time of registration. Final payment is due March 6, 2026. There is a $50 cancelation fee if you need to cancel before March 6. No refunds after March 6.

Explore the art of stained-glass design and building. Learn to make, cut and use patterns. Cut and grind glass Tape your glass with copper foil Solder your glass Add patina to color the solder Finish the edges with a zinc border Clean and polish the finished window John will also discuss how to frame your completed window with wood. All tools and materials are provided. Please wear hard toe shoes, and long sleeves, and bring a pair of safety glasses. No fleece or sweaters that can catch glass chips as you cut. Bring $25 cash or check payable to instructor to first class for supply costs.