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  • 33rd Annual Golden Lake Gallop

    Join us for the 33rd Annual Golden Lake Gallop. The Gallop is open to runners and walkers of all ages. Those who prefer 5K and 10K races, use one or both of the Gallop races to develop different paces. This is a fun run – no age group divisions. Recognition for top three finishers of each gender in the two, four and .5-mile runs. Race check in at Golden Lake Park Pavilion One, 53 W. Golden Lake Rd. Circle Pines. Entry Fees: $25 with T-shirt or $15 run only Include shirt size when registering. To guarantee a t-shirt, participant must pre-register at least one (1) week before race. Limited number of extra shirts available on race day first come, first served. Registrations taken the day of the event; however, pre-registration preferred. Proceeds help support the Centennial High School Cross Country program. #8500 Schedule: 8:30 am 4-mile run Twice around the lake 9:30 am 2-mile run/walk Once around the lake. Ages 13+, or 12 and under accompanied by an adult 10 am 1/2-mile fun run Ages 11 and younger. Course runs around the Golden Lake Park.
    Sat, Aug 2
    8:30 - 11:00 AM
    Golden Lake Park
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  • 55+ Driver Discount Program

    Complete this course to get a 10% discount on your auto insurance premiums. Taught as a presentation from a certified instructor, we'll discuss challenges we face as drivers, new road designs, vehicle technology, and updates on current laws. Best of all, there are no written or behind-the-wheel tests. A certificate will be provided at the end of class. The initial 8-hour class requirement has been removed. Participants must repeat the 4-hour class every three years to maintain the discount.
    Wed, May 21
    1:00 - 5:00 PM
    West Building
    Tue, Jul 15
    5:30 - 9:30 PM
    Early Childhood Center
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  • Adult Improv

    Improvisation is likely to be known as a performance form that allows for audience participation, is based in comedy, and is only for the very quick-witted. Improvisation, however, is a truly adaptable art-form that is proven to be an effective tool onstage and off for many different age groups and levels of experience. In other words, while it can be highly entertaining, improvisation is much more than "being funny". The tenets of improvisation - namely saying yes to accepting ideas without judgement, creating a safe atmosphere and listening - have made this form important to actors and non-actors alike. For actors, improvisation is an effective tool for creating a workplace that is focused on creative ideas, free communication and teamwork. Improv is adaptable to all ages and performance backgrounds from the very young to those who have never been onstage. The rules of engagement crucial to a successful improvisation scene are crucial to connecting with other people or getting them to hear your ideas. The exercises are adaptable to all levels because they are very simple, clear in focus, and able to be performed by participants of all physical abilities. Participating in an improv class can be enriching, effective and above all, fun!
    Tue-Thu, Jun 3 - Aug 14
    5:00 - 7:30 PM
    Performing Arts Center
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  • Adult Open Volleyball

    Drop in for a night of volleyball at Centennial Middle School. $7 drop in fee payable at the door. Please bring clean, dry court shoes. DO NOT REGISTER HERE! Information listed here is FYI only so you can see the dates. This is a pay-at-the-door drop-in activity.
    Fri, Sep 13 2024 - May 23
    6:30 - 9:30 PM
    Middle School
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  • Barn Quilt

    Grab your friends and gather to create a beautiful barn quilt pattern on a 14" x 14” reclaimed wood pallet. You will be guided step-by-step through in-person and written instructions. You're welcome to choose your own colors to make it your own. The Barn wood is locally sourced by craftsman and farmer, Josh Reinitz of East Henderson Farm, each pallet has a unique quality. The wood is truly reclaimed, meaning each pallet will be completely individual and will have flaws, such as nail holes and small dings. The wood has been carefully selected, pre-sanded and assembled. At the start of class you will choose your design. Some designs are better suited for beginners and some are more advanced. Designs include: 1. Pinwheel (beginner friendly) 2. Flag (beginner friendly) 3. Faded Star (beginner friendly) 4. Friendship Star (beginner friendly) 5. Marigold (painting experience preferred) 6. Hidden Cross (painting experience preferred) 7. Blue Cross (painting experience preferred)
    Mon, May 12
    6:00 - 8:30 PM
    East Building
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  • Boot Camp/Core Fitness

    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 assure success for all participants.
    Mon/Wed/Fri, May 2 - May 30
    5:30 - 6:15 AM
    West Building
    Mon/Wed/Fri, Jun 2 - Jun 30
    5:30 - 6:15 AM
    West Building
    Mon/Wed/Fri, Jul 2 - Jul 30
    5:30 - 6:15 AM
    West Building
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  • Centennial Alumni Summer Shakespeare Theater (C.A.S.T.) (entering gr. 6+)

    All ages and experience levels are welcome from middle school to adult. This summer we will be performing "A Winter's Tale" and "The Comedy of Errors". Don't be nervous or intimidated about doing Shakespeare as we accommodate and teach all levels of experience, and each play will have non-speaking and speaking roles. Performance Day: July 25, 10 am-8 pm (approx) with lunch and dinner breaks (meals not provided). Dress Rehearsal: 2 pm; Performance: 6 pm. Friends and family are invited to attend either or both performance day events.
    Mon-Fri, Jul 14 - Jul 25
    10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
    Performing Arts Center
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  • Centennial Community Band (grade 11+)

    Information listed here is FYI Only. This is not for ticket sales. Free event just show up. Part of the Centennial Community Since 2003. Own a band instrument? Looking for a place to play? Come experience the joy of ensemble music making with a wide variety of symphonic band literature, even if it has been a while since you played. This non-audition band, under the direction of Barry Zumwalde, is comprised of musicians from the Centennial area and surrounding communities. Instrumentalists are welcome in percussion, low brass and horn, double reed and tenor/baritone sax sections. Interested musicians are invited to try up to three rehearsals without obligation. Rehearsals are September through June, Tuesdays 7-9 p.m. in the Centennial High School west building band room (occasionally in the Middle School band room). The spring concert is on Friday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. Visit the band website, www.centennialcommunityband.org for further information.
    5003-S25
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  • Circle Pines 75th Anniversary Celebration

    Please join us on August 2 to celebrate Circle Pines 75th Anniversary with this Concert Series! Information listed here is for your information only. No registration required. Simply show up with your lawn chair ready to listen to some good tunes. Concert Schedule Family DJ Dance Party: 10 am - noon at Center Park. Join our DJ, Brett of Special Works DJ, who has arranged a play list full of appropriate songs that are just made for dancing. Songs will span the generations to appeal to all ages. So grab your family and friends and let’s bust a groove. Brady Perl: noon - 1:30 pm at Golden Lake Park. Brady is an American singer-songwriter performing modern and traditional Americana music based out of the Twin Cities. His great-grandfather built violins/fiddles, his grandparents owned the first musical night club on Lake Minnetonka in the 1940s, and his uncle was a professional drummer by the age of about 13 before being drafted in the Vietnam War, making Brady a 4th generation musician. Performing professionally for over 15 years, Brady Perl is an award-winning local musician, delivering high quality and original material. The Salsa del Soul Sextet (feat. Frank Rivery): 2-3:30 pm at Golden Lake Park. . Salsa del Soul is a Twin Cities-based ensemble performing various styles of dance music from the Spanish-speaking regions of the Caribbean. Salsa del Soul was formed with the purpose of providing great dance music for Twin Cities Salsa fans. The musicians represent some of the finest talents in the Twin Cities Latin music scene. The style of music they perform includes Son, Son Montuno, Plena, Cha-cha-cha, Bachata, Merengue, Timba and of course Salsa. The Holy Rocka Rollaz: 4-5:30 pm at Golden Lake Park. Take an authentic trip back to the fantastic 50s with the Holy Rocka Rollaz as they bring back memories and nostalgia with music from the legends like Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, and Johnny Cash. Check the City of Circle Pines for more 75th Anniversary Celebration Information.
    Sat, Aug 2
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    Center Park
    Sat, Aug 2
    12:00 - 1:30 PM
    Golden Lake Park
    Sat, Aug 2
    2:00 - 3:30 PM
    Golden Lake Park
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  • Community Garage Sale

    Saturday, April 26 from 9 am to noon at Rice Lake Elementary. Purchase a table or two to sell items you no longer need or come and shop! You keep the money you earn from the sale of your items. Tables are 6 feet in length. Items being sold cannot exceed your table area. Table Fee: $10 for kids, $20 for adults Proceeds collected from the table fees will go to the Community Education Financial Assistance Program. Event is FREE for shoppers.
    Sat, Apr 26
    9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    Rice Lake Elementary
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  • Easy Oil Painting Using the Bob Ross Method (ages 12+)

    Don’t think of yourself as an artist? Our Bob Ross style trained instructor will lead you through instruction to create your own work of art. This class will demonstrate how easy and fun working with oil paints can be. Bob Ross is enjoying a pop culture revival. His big hair, cheerful, calm, and encouraging personality inspired generations of people to take up painting in the 80s and 90s. All materials provided to create a 16" x 20" canvas masterpiece ready to frame for display at home. Frames will be available for purchase from instructor at class if you are interested.
    Sat, May 3
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    Middle School
    Min Age
    12 yr.
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  • Foot Care Clinic

    We are hosting Jessica Lyall, a mobile nurse specializing in foot care to provide private, individual, 45-minute foot care sessions. Some of the services Jessica can provide include toenail trimming, filing down thick nails, removing corns, filing calluses, diabetic foot assessment, circulation assessment, fungal nails, non-infected ingrown nails, performing a shoe assessment if needed, and making any recommendations for certain skin conditions or foot ailments. Jessica does not sell any products but can make recommendations for various products if needed. The room we are utilizing will be designed to provide privacy. If you have any questions in advance of registering for a session, please contact Community Education and we can also pass along any specific inquiries to Jessica if needed.
    Sat, May 17
    9:00 - 9:45 AM
    West Building
    Sat, May 17
    9:45 - 10:30 AM
    West Building
    Sat, May 17
    10:30 - 11:15 AM
    West Building
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  • Foot Care Clinic

    We are hosting Jessica Lyall, a mobile nurse specializing in foot care to provide private, individual, 45-minute foot care sessions. Some of the services Jessica can provide include toenail trimming, filing down thick nails, removing corns, filing calluses, diabetic foot assessment, circulation assessment, fungal nails, non-infected ingrown nails, performing a shoe assessment if needed, and making any recommendations for certain skin conditions or foot ailments. Jessica does not sell any products but can make recommendations for various products if needed. The room we are utilizing will be designed to provide privacy. If you have any questions in advance of registering for a session, please contact Community Education and we can also pass along any specific inquiries to Jessica if needed.
    Sat, Aug 2
    9:00 - 9:45 AM
    West Building
    Sat, Aug 2
    9:45 - 10:30 AM
    West Building
    Sat, Aug 2
    10:30 - 11:15 AM
    West Building
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  • Forest Bathing

    This Japanese art form and reflective practice, shinrin-yoku, loosely translates to "taking in the forest through our sense." Are you feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Forest Therapy is a practice of spending time in forested areas for the purpose of enhancing health, wellness, and happiness. Come slow down, de-stress from your daily routine, and deepen your connection to nature. It is different than other nature experiences. In forest bathing, we will be slowing down with intentionality and engaging all our senses through some activities. Give your mind and body some time to rest, wander and wonder in nature. You will need a valid state park vehicle permit ($7/day or $35/year).
    Sat, May 31
    9:00 - 11:00 AM
    William O'Brien State Park
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  • Four Successful Strategies to Protect the House, Farm, Cabin & More Before and After Your Death (Online)

    The Concern: Our family has a cabin, homestead, hunting land, farm or second home. How do we protect this family legacy and move its use and enjoyment in the future? The Problem: Various sources and forces threaten its very existence: The nursing home and Medicaid (MA), estate taxes, family divorces, creditor and bankruptcy issues, taxes and operating expenses, unequal resources of owners, the in-laws, and use and enjoyment equality. The Answer: We will provide real-life solutions and explore four paths to resolution that will solve our problems without driving the family apart or sacrificing the family’s legacy asset. A Zoom link will be sent to the email used for registration. If registering as a couple, only select one person during the registration process. The name of your partner will be asked as a question during checkout.
    Wed, Jul 9
    6:30 - 8:00 PM
    Online Course
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  • How Wills and Trusts Can and Cannot Help You

    What is estate planning and why is it crucial? This class explores the purposes for estate planning; basic plans for married couples and single individuals; and reviews wills and trusts in detail. Also reviewed are power of attorney, guardianship, health care directive and the probate process. A well-planned estate will allow the maker to stay in control even in the event of disability and will avoid probate and unnecessary fees and delays upon death.
    Thu, May 15
    6:30 - 8:00 PM
    Early Childhood Center
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  • How to Pay for the Nursing Home: An Attorney's Perspective (Virtual)

    The biggest fear for most baby boomers is how to pay for the nursing home and still leave the next generation something. With ever changing estate planning laws and great increases in nursing home costs, the fear is real. In today’s world you need to understand what your options are. Is long term care insurance for you? What about home care? Should you gift your money away? Will you qualify for Medicaid? What about a current Trust, does it avoid the nursing home? What is the 60-month claw back? What if your spouse goes into the nursing home and exhausts your combined money? Walk through these questions and many more, including how to plan and place your assets to meet your nursing home goals. Please provide an email address upon registration for sending of Zoom invite. If registering as a couple, only add one person to your cart. The name of your partner will be asked during the checkout process.
    Thu, May 1
    6:30 - 8:00 PM
    Online Course
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  • How to Retire from an Attorney's Perspective

    You work your whole career with the goal of someday retiring. This seminar covers the crucial years leading up to your retirement date, the active years of your retirement, and the winding down of your retirement years. Subjects will include: Estate planning while working, during retirement and at the end of life When to take your Social Security Key financial products and service available in the market (Medicaid compliant annuities, Long Term Care Insurance, Life Insurance Long Term Care Riders) What to look for in a professional (Financial Advisor, CFP, RIA, Fiduciary) The final plans before the end, what can be too little too late. Please bring your questions, this class is an interactive forum. If registering as a couple, only add one person to your cart. The name of your partner will be asked as a question during the checkout process.
    Mon, Aug 18
    6:30 - 8:00 PM
    Early Childhood Center
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  • Intro to Pickleball Clinic

    Join in the fun! Come learn what this sport is all about. During the clinic you'll learn how to effectively hit the ball, maintain a rally, keep score, the rules and basic game play. At the end of this clinic players will have the foundational knowledge and skills to start playing pickleball. Bring equipment if you have it; otherwise, we'll have a few paddles available for use.
    Wed, Apr 30
    6:00 - 7:30 PM
    Middle School
    Wed, May 7
    6:00 - 7:30 PM
    Middle School
    Tue, May 13
    6:00 - 7:30 PM
    Middle School
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  • Intro to Silver Soldering: Stackable Rings (ages 16+)

    Learn the basics of silver soldering by making a stackable sterling silver ring from scratch. In this beginner class, participants will use a small hand-held butane torch along with other basic jeweler’s tools to make a solid sterling silver stackable ring with a bezel set stone. Safety, work area set-up, and how to purchase supplies will also be discussed.
    Sat, May 31
    10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    East Building
    Min Age
    16 yr.
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  • Intro to Welding: Create a Garden Sculpture

    Beginner to Intermediate. This class will introduce you to welding as you create a stone and metal sculpture for your garden or patio. TIG welding uses an inert gas and bonds metal without a wire feed, rod, or stick and is typically used for thinner materials such as pipe welding or where appearance is more important. Safety and introductory concepts for sculpture design will be covered. Wear a long-sleeved shirt, long-legged jeans or other sturdy long-legged pants, close-toed leather shoes or boots. Bring a stone about the size of your fist, or one will be provided, leather work gloves, welding helmet if you have one, a lunch or snack and refillable water bottle. Instructor will provide TIG welder and welding material, welding helmets, safety glasses, extra gloves, vise, anvil, angle grinder and bending tools.
    Sat, Jul 19
    10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    East Building
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  • Is Your Waistband Too Tight Today? (Online)

    Have you ever found that in the morning your pants fit fine but by mid-afternoon, the waistband squeezes you like a tourniquet? Or that no matter how many crunches you do, your stomach still hangs out? Getting rid of a potbelly is much more than just doing abdominal exercises. In this workshop, you’ll learn the main causes and six strategies for getting rid of belly bloat. We’ll do a few exercises designed to strengthen the deepest layer of abdominal muscle, the layer that is responsible for flattening your stomach, shaping your waistline, and supporting your lower back. And, we will do this without getting on the floor. Provide email during registration.
    Wed, May 21
    6:00 - 7:30 PM
    Online Course
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  • MN Twins Baseball Game

    Come out and cheer on our boys of summer as the MN Twins take on the Texas Rangers. Our seats are in section 204 & 205 along the first base line. We do have some wheelchair accessible seats available, please let us know if you need to reserve an accessible seat. We plan to arrive around 11:15 am for the noon game, so you'll have some time to explore before the game begins. We will depart after 10 innings if the game runs long. Youth with an adult are welcome to attend. Fee includes transportation and game ticket. Please register by May 12. No refunds after May 12. Pick up/drop off at The Rookery Activity Center. Return time is approximate.
    Thu, Jun 12
    10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
    The Rookery Activity Center
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    Macarons (age 18+)

    They are beautiful and so fun to make. Your instructor will show you some simple tricks to make the process easy. We will make three different kinds: Lovely blueberry, lemon, and pink, cherry or strawberry. There will also be some chocolate macarons for you to sample. Participants will bake and assemble one recipe from start to finish, as well as decorate and assemble the other two recipes. You will be the talk of the party when you serve these little delicacies. Bring $13 to class payable to instructor for supplies.
    Thu, May 8
    6:00 - 9:00 PM
    East Building
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