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  • *NEW* "Try Tennis" Clinic by Tenicity Tennis Program (ages 5-17)

    In celebration of National Tennis Month, we invite participants ages 5-17 to try tennis and bring along their friends to the new Middle School Tennis Courts! Participants will learn tennis skills, play games, and gain encouragement to play the sport. Event is free, but pre-registration required.
  • *NEW* Acrylic Pouring: Beach Wave (age 16+)

    Join us for a fun evening learning how to create fun and easy fluid art. Instead of paint brushes we will use gravity to move the paint and different techniques to create two ocean-inspired pours. It’s a lot of fun (and somewhat addicting) and a great way to spark your creative energy. You will create two 8” x 8” canvases and transport home in a provided tray. Your final piece will change during transportation and when it is completely dry.
  • *NEW* Acupressure & Other Tools for Women 35+ (Virtual)

    Acupressure is an ancient healing art that can offer great relief, with no side effects, from symptoms such as hot flashes, mood swings, bloating, headaches, irritability, nausea, insomnia, anxiety and even weight gain. Learn which points balance hormone levels naturally, including thyroid hormones. Acupressure is a wonderful self-help tool that will help you feel your best. We will discuss breathing techniques, nutritional musts, and more.
  • *NEW* Adapted Dance Class (ages 6-15)

    Ages 6-15 (participants will be grouped by age) Leaders and support staff will guide participants through a variety of movement activities targeting the fundamentals of dance. Classes will focus on creative movement, body awareness and postural control all while learning a love for dance. Have fun with peers playing dance games and learning some new moves. Children of all abilities are welcome including neurodivergent youths who can participate in a small group setting. If your child will need additional assistance, caregivers are welcome. This is a great opportunity for children with special needs and their siblings to participate together.
  • *NEW* Advanced Conquer Ninja Rec Team (ages 6-13)

    Ninja Obstacle Training is extremely popular with kids and is a fun, unique way to develop confidence, strength, endurance, balance, and friendships! Sign up today to see how Ninjas is easily one of the fastest growing sports today. Not only is it the fastest growing sport, but it is the fastest growing cross-training sport as well. Athletes benefit from training in agility, power, perseverance, and resilience; attributes that all athletes strive to improve. Our Conquer Advanced Ninja Rec Team is designed for youth ages 6-13 who have already done Rec Team before and are past the beginner level. This 8-week Rec Team consists of 6 practices and 2 competitions (week 4 and 8).
  • *NEW* Advanced Watercolor Techniques (ages 9-14)

    Take your watercolor painting skills to new heights with our thrilling advanced art class. Dive into the world of watercolors and uncover exciting techniques that will truly elevate your artwork. This class is tailor-made for youth who are ready to take their skills to the next level. As you explore different watercolor techniques, you’ll have the opportunity to create breathtaking misty mountain landscapes, and a garden of mushrooms, and even unleash your inner creativity with whimsical doodle flowers. Please pack a nut free lunch, snack and beverage.
  • *NEW* Binding My Quilt

    This is the last step in making your quilt. Several methods of binding your quilt will be taught. Which technique you should choose and why. Machine and hand-finished techniques will be discussed. This will be a hands-on class that will include demonstrations. Please bring 3 fabric sandwiches to practice techniques, sandwich construction details will be included upon registration (sandwiches are block size layers of front and back sided fabric with batting in the center. They should be quilted to hold them together).
  • *NEW* Canvas Fun: Smiley Sloth (entering gr. 1-5)

    Grab your friend and join us for a fun one-day painting workshop. Everyone will get their own 11" x 14" stretched canvas to paint a cute, cuddly, smiley sloth. Show off your artistic skills and remind yourself to slow down and enjoy the simple things in life with our easy step-by-step instructions.
  • *NEW* Centennial Youth Theater Program Presents Snow White (entering grades 2-9)

    Written by Twin Cities Playwrights Ryan and Tina North Directed by Eric Webster We rehearse the whole show in one week and perform at the end of the week. Each grade group prepares and performs the same show. Please bring a nut-free snack and water each day. CHS Performing Arts Center $120 Rehearsals M-Th, 1-5 pm with Friday being the performance day for all 1-7 pm (performances at 3 & 6 pm). Performances are free to attend for family and friends.
  • *NEW* Chanhassen Dinner Theater presents Beautiful: The Carole King Musical

    The soundtrack of a generation inspired this Broadway smash hit! For nearly six years, Beautiful: The Carole King Musical thrilled Broadway audiences with the inspiring true story of Carole King's remarkable journey from teenage songwriter to Rock & Roll Hall of Fame music legend. As a woman in the music industry, King broke barriers and became one of the most prolific songwriters of our time. Carole King wrote hits for the biggest music acts from The Shirelles to The Righteous Brothers - then recorded her Grammy-winning masterpiece, Tapestry. The musical takes you on a joy-filled, emotional ride of a lifetime. Featuring over two dozen hits including "One Fine Day", "The Locomotion," "So Far Away," "Natural Woman," "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin," and "Will You Love Me Tomorrow," this Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical is filled with the songs you remember and a story you'll never forget. A huge cast of singers and dancers bring more than 24 of her greatest hits to life in a triumphant celebration. Registration deadline Tuesday, April 16. No refunds thereafter. Trip includes motor coach, play, and lunch. Dessert is on your own.
  • *NEW* Classic Movie Club (ages 14+)

    Join us for a dive into classic movies. Classic films can inspire a new generation of actors and movie enthusiasts and provide a historical perspective unique to that filmmaker. Each Monday evening, we will show a different movie that will be hosted by someone who is an expert on that particular film. The host will provide an introduction and information on the film and why it is significant. After the movie plays there will be a post movie discussion with that evening’s host. Mondays, 6-10 pm $25/per event June 17: “The Maltese Falcon” – 1941 Described as “one of the best examples of action and suspenseful melodramatic story telling in cinematic form. Suspenseful, labyrinthine, and brilliantly cast, The Maltese Falcon is one of the most influential noirs, as well as a showcase for Humphrey Bogart at his finest.” The film received three nominations at the 14th Academy Awards: Best Picture, Sydney Greenstreet for Best Supporting Actor, and John Huston for Best Adapted Screenplay. Host: Eric Webster/Shanan Custer June 24: "The Thing From Another World” – 1951 Considered to be one of the best films of 1951 and one of the great science fiction films of the 1950s. The US Library of Congress deemed the film “culturally significant” and selected it for preservation in the National Film Registry. Time Magazine named it “the greatest 1950s sci-fi movie.” Host: Tim Uren July 8: “Yojimbo” – 1961 Akira Kurosawa’s “Yojimbo” marks an early high water mark in what would become a trend of cross-cultural inspiration in cinema. Kurosawa drew his inspiration from Dashiell Hammett’s detective novels (such as “The Maltese Falcon,” also featured in Classic Movie Club), as well as the western films of John Ford. Yojimbo would itself inspire its own influential western remake, “A Fistful of Dollars,” and Kurosawa’s films would be foundational for a young George Lucas as he began work on his opus, “Star Wars.” Host: Aaron Fiskradatz July 15: “Way Out West” – Laurel and Hardy “Way Out West” is a superb film, distinguished by a magnificent score, excellent production values, a nimble pace, a great supporting cast, and most of all, the wonderful comedy of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, instrumental and important pioneers of American comedy. Host: Joshua English Scrimshaw July 22: “Dracula” – 1931 An American “pre-Code” horror film. Bela Lugosi as Count Dracula, a vampire who emigrates from Transylvania to England and preys upon the blood of living victims, including a young man’s fiancé. Dracula was not only a commercial and critical success when released, it has had a notable influence on popular culture, and Lugosi’s portrayal of Dracula established the character as a cultural icon, as well as the archetypal vampire in later works of fiction. In 2000, the film was selected but the US Library of Congress for preservation in the National Film Registry as “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.” Host: Eric Webster/Shanan Custer
  • *NEW* Coding Micro:Bit® Robotics (entering gr. 4-8)

    Build It, Code It, Move It, all with the micro:bit robot and coding platform. Participants will construct and code robots to move, sense their environment, participate in challenges, and more using micro:bit. Designed for 21st Century learners. If you like robotics, come THINK, LEARN, and PLAY WELL. Micro:Bit® is not affiliated with YEL nor does it endorse this program.
  • *NEW* Come Learn With The Bald Eagle Water Ski Team

    Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a member of a water ski show team? We are in your community and would love for you to get involved. We have a spot for you whether you are a skier or not. There are multiple positions on and off the water. It takes a team to pull together and perform our shows for our community and to be the main attraction of cities across Minnesota all summer long. There is no better sport for team building than show skiing. We will teach how to build human pyramids and basic conventional doubles. Our team has skiers ranging in age from 6-60. It’s never too late to learn. Come join us for an exciting clinic, we can’t wait to meet you. Wear comfortable leggings or jogger style pants and a T-shirt, or similar comfortable fitting shirt.
  • *NEW* Community Garage Sale

    Saturday, April 27 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.
  • *NEW* DASH After-School Track and Field Camp (gr. K-5)

    DASH Sports Track & Field camps provide participants with practice in several areas, including sprinting, throwing, relay running, jumping and distance running. Emphasis is on technique and proper form. Camp consists of many different types of physical activities, drills, and games; all tailored specifically to enhance overall track and field performance. Campers should bring a water bottle, snack, and wear athletic shoes.
  • *NEW* DASH Athleticism Camp (ages 6-12)

    DASH Sports Summer Athleticism camps provide participants with an overall athleticism building camp experience including speed training, agility, endurance body control/balance, quickness, strength, power and jumping. Camp consists of many different types of physical activities, drills and games, all tailored specifically to enhance overall athletic performance. Campers should wear sunscreen, athletic clothes and shoes. Bring a water bottle and snack.
  • *NEW* DASH Athleticism Tykes (ages 2-6)

    DASH Sports Athleticism Tykes camps provide little athletes with an overall introduction to building athleticism. The camp experience includes running, agility, jumping, hopping and balance/body control. Camp consists of many different types of activities, drills, and games, all tailored specifically to introduce athletics to all the components of being an athlete. Campers should bring a water bottle and wear athletic shoes. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.
  • *NEW* DASH Floor Hockey Camp (ages 6-12)

    DASH Sports Floor Hockey camp provides players a well-rounded hockey experience covering a broad range of skills training and skill-based games. Players will be taught how to properly stickhandle, pass, shoot, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Camp ends with games/scrimmages on the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a snack. Sticks and pucks are provided.
  • *NEW* DASH Floor Hockey Tykes Camp (ages 3-6)

    DASH Sports Floor Hockey Tykes camp provides little athletes an introductory hockey experience covering a broad range of skills training and skill-based games. Players will be taught how to properly stickhandle, pass, and shoot in a fun and positive environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle. Sticks and pucks are provided. Parent participation is encouraged when needed.
  • *NEW* DASH Lacrosse (ages 6-12)

    DASH Sports Summer Lacrosse camps provide participants a no-contact introductory experience to the game. Athletes will learn basic lacrosse fundamentals including stick handling, cradling, passing and shooting all in a fun, non-checking environment. This is a non-contact camp, helmets, gloves and mouth guards are not required but can be brought with and worn. Sticks and safety lacrosse balls are provided. Participants should wear athletic clothes and shoes. Bring a water bottle and snack.
  • *NEW* DASH MLS GO Mini Soccer League (ages 6-12)

    DASH Sports MLS GO Summer Soccer Mini-Leagues provide players a well-rounded soccer experience covering a broad range of soccer skills (dribbling, passing, shooting, and defense) training and scrimmages and games. This camp consists of one day of skills training followed by 3 days of games (1 hour each). Athletes should wear athletic clothes and shoes (spikes and shin guards are optional). Bring a water bottle and a snack. Balls are provided. Each participant will receive an MLS GO uniform with registration consisting of a jersey, shorts and socks.
  • *NEW* DASH Phy Ed Games (ages 6-12)

    DASH Sports Summer Phy. Ed Games camp provides participants with a fun experience learning and playing your favorite physical education games! Games will include: Capture the Flag, Kickball, Dodgeball, Tag games, Ultimate Frisbee/Football, Soccer, Sharks and Minnows and more! Participants will learn teamwork and values such as respect, hustle and pride, all in a fun environment. Campers should bring a snack and water bottle. All equipment is provided.
  • *NEW* DASH Soccer Tykes (ages 2-6)

    Dash Sports Soccer Tykes camps provide players with an introductory experience to the game of soccer. Key elements of dribbling, passing, and shooting will be taught and practiced. Fun, skill-based games will be played to practice newly learned skills. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing and shoes (shin guards optional). Soccer balls are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 year old age group and recommended when needed for the 4+ year old age group.
  • *NEW* DASH Sports Sampler & Games (ages 6-12)

    DASH Sports Summer Sampler camp includes fun skills training and games in three sports: Soccer, Basketball and Track & Field. Key sports skills will be taught and practiced in all 3 sports so athletes will come out of camp with a great understanding of key skill components and gameplay of each sport. Camp ends with games/scrimmages the final day for each sport, where athletes can showcase their skills. Campers should wear athletic shoes and clothing. Bring a water bottle and snack. All equipment is provided.