One parent or adult must accompany each child in the water. Class is designed to help the younger child become comfortable in the around water. Adults will learn how to help the child in the water and learn water safety tips. Beginning swimming skills are taught through practice and song and games. Children who are not toilet trained must wear a swim diaper. Scholarships are available For additional information after registering contact Cathy Taylor taylor.catherine@slpschools.org - 952 928-6050

This class is designed for the 3 - 6 year old who is comfortable being in the water with a teacher and hanging on the side for short periods of time. Skills include blowing bubbles, floats on front & back, submerging, and arms and legs while swimming on front and back. Small class ratio. Children will repeat this class until they can touch the bottom of our pool comfortably (42"at chin). Class may be repeated many times. Scholarships are available - for additional information after registering contact: Cathy Taylor taylor.catherine@slpschools.org 952 928-6050

Class is for children ages 6+ who are beginner to intermediate swimmers. Skills taught are submerging, floating, front crawl, back crawl, elementary backstroke, diving and treading water. Testing will be done on first day if you are not sure what level. Children must be able to touch bottom of the pool (42" at the chin) to be in this class. Scholarships are available - for additional information after registering contact: Cathy Taylor taylor.catherine@slpschools.org952 928-6060

Class is for children ages 6+ who are intermediate to advanced swimmers. Children should be able to float, submerge face, and swim short distances independently on front and back. Each class works on skills pertaining to their level. Parents may watch the lessons. If you are not sure which level your child is in, we will test the first day. Children should be 42" at the chin in order to be in this class.

Celebrate the holiday season with our enchanting Felted Christmas Tree class! Learn and master the art of needle felting as you craft a festive tree that lights up! It's perfect for adding a handmade touch to your holiday decor.

For grades 2-5th - New and returning students invited! Join this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone participates) Olympic Sport. YEL’s Teach It, Practice It, Play It® approach teaches fencers new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly fencing games, and then encourages students to use those skills in fencing bouts (matches). All equipment provided. Sign up today! For more information visit YELKids.com.

Planning ahead can make all the difference when it comes to aging well. This informative session is designed to help older adults and their families understand the wide range of care options available and how to create a personalized plan before a crisis occurs. Attendees will learn how to recognize when additional support may be needed, compare home care, home health, senior living, and other community resources, and build a care plan that evolves with changing needs. You’ll leave with practical tools, greater confidence, and a clearer path for making future care decisions. If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.

Join fellow film fans in the Little Theater at Lenox to watch and discuss engaging and thought-provoking foreign films. We'll view the movie and then have time for focused discussion led by Lisa Kjellander from the SLP Library. Sponsored by Friends of the St. Louis Park Library. September 8: Pan's Labyrinth (2006) Mexico A dark fable set five years after the end of the Spanish Civil War. Eleven-year-old Ofelia comes face to face with the horrors of fascism when she and her pregnant mother are uprooted to the countryside, by her new stepfather - a sadistic captain in General Franco's army, who hunts down Republican guerrillas. This violent reality merges with a fantastical world when Ofelia meets a faun in a decaying labyrinth, and she is set on a strange mythic journey that is at once terrifying and beautiful. September 15: Plan 75 (2022) Japan Government program Plan 75 encourages senior citizens to be euthanized to remedy an aged society. An elderly woman whose means of survival are vanishing, a pragmatic Plan 75 salesman, and a Filipino laborer face life-and-death choices. September 22: The Other Widow (2024) Israel A dark comedic drama about Ella, a 34-year-old theater costume designer and mistress of a playwright who dies unexpectedly. While the preparations for the premiere are in full swing, Ella insists on attending his Shiva and dives into a world once forbidden to her. Things get complicated when she becomes too close to his loved ones, especially his wife. September 29: Motorcycle Diaries (2005) Latin America An inspirational adventure, based on the true story of two young men whose thrilling and dangerous road trip across Latin America becomes a life-changing journey of self-discovery.

Join fellow film fans in the Little Theater at Lenox to watch and discuss engaging and thought-provoking foreign films. We'll view the movie and then have time for focused discussion led by Lisa Kjellander from the St. Louis Park Library. Sponsored by Friends of the St. Louis Park Library. Oct. 20: Brief Encounters (1967) Russian Through an intricate play of flashbacks and shifting perspectives, Brief Encounters reveals the tangled romantic triangle that connects a hard-nosed city planner, her free-spirited geologist husband, and the young woman from the countryside whom she hires as her housekeeper. Blending observational realism with striking New Wave-style experimentation, Encounters crafts a wryly perceptive study of two very different women bound by chance and each navigating her own career, dreams, and disappointments. Oct. 27: Cairo Station (1958) Egypt A newspaper salesman at the train station in Cairo develops an unhealthy obsession with a woman who sells refreshments. Nov. 10: Victims of Sin/Víctimas del pecado (1951) Mexico A treasure of Mexico's cinematic golden age, this deliriously plotted blend of gritty crime film, heart-tugging maternal melodrama, and mambo musical is a dazzling showcase for iconic star Ninón Sevilla. She brings fierce charisma and fiery strength to her role as a rumbera, a female nightclub dancer who gives up everything to raise an abandoned boy, whom she must protect from his ruthless gangster father. Nov. 17: The Teacher’s Lounge/Das Lehrzimmer (2023) Germany An idealistic middle school teacher who advocates for a student accused of stealing becomes embroiled in conflict when she becomes the target of a theft herself. If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.