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Lecture: Intro. to Artificial Intelligence (AI)Computers & TechnologyCurious about AI? Want to know more about Chat GPT? This lecture will introduce some of the basic ideas around artificial intelligence. We’ll talk about how AI is being used today, what its current limitations are, and how it will shape the future! This free class is being offered through a partnership with Senior Community Services and St. Louis Park Community Ed. Curriculum is offered through Senior Planet from AARP. You can learn more about Senior Community Services at: seniorcommunity.org and Senior Planet at seniorplanet.org. We ask that all attendees please register in advance.Senior Program 2026-2027 -
Lenox Book ClubSocial GroupsIf you enjoy reading and discussing the books you read, join the Lenox Book Club! The books we're reading are listed below along with the meeting dates. If you have read a book on our list, or want to read it and discuss it with friends, join us. We meet at Lenox in room 109 from 10-11:30 a.m. We look forward to seeing you there! Book Club is $1; Senior Program Member pricing is $0. Feb 25 - The Rent Collector by Camron Wright March 25 - Pachinko by Min Jin Lee April 22 - The Speckled Beauty by Rick Bragg May 27 - Northern Spy by Flynn Berry June 24 - The Most Fun We Ever Had by Claire Lombardo July 22 - Daughters of the Bamboo Grove by Barbara Demick August 26 - This Motherless Land by Nikki MaySenior Program 2025-2026 -
Lenox Book ClubSocial GroupsIf you enjoy reading and discussing the books you read, join the Lenox Book Club! The books we're reading are listed below along with the meeting dates. If you have read a book on our list, or want to read it and discuss it with friends, join us. We meet at Lenox in RM 109 from 10-11:30 a.m. We look forward to seeing you there! Book Club is $1; Senior Program Member pricing is $0. Sept. 23 - The Giver of Stars by Jojo Mayes Oct. 21 - The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder by David Gran Nov. 18 - The Book of Lost Friends: A Novel by Lisa Wingate Dec. 16 - The Daughters of Yalta by Flynn BerrySenior Program 2026-2027 -
Lenox Coffee and TourSocial GroupsWe invite you to Lenox to enjoy a cup of coffee, take a guided tour of the center, and learn about our programs, classes, and upcoming opportunities. It’s a great way to stay connected and discover what’s happening at Lenox!Senior Program 2026-2027 -
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Let's Dance Fall 2026Preschool Enrichment - Let's Dance/Mini Me Sports***Please note Fall 2026 Let's Dance will be held in Central Cafeteria - please use door #1Let's Dance is open to boys and girls age 3 - 6 yrs.old. Children are taught a variety of dance styles through basic ballet technique and creative dance movement. The classes offer musical games, songs and basic dance steps that focus on fun as well as learning through positive encouragement. Kids' Place children will be taken to dance class by their teacher. Children should wear comfortable clothes for movement and sneakers or ballet shoes Let's Dance session starting 11/2/26 will have a dance recital on Monday, 12/14/26 @9:30amFamilies are invited to attendPlease enter using door #22Fall 2026 -
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Line Dance: I Just Might - Bruno MarsMusic & DanceHit the dance floor to Bruno Mars’ latest hit! This night is all about fun, laughter, and good ol’ funky vibes. No partner? No problem! Line dancing is all about moving together, so bring your friends or come solo and join the fun. By the end of the night, you'll be toe-tappin', heel-kickin', and grinnin' from ear to ear. If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Adult Enrichment 2026-2027 -
Little GolfersEvening/Weekend ProgramsTGA’s Little Golfers Program is built just for young players, with a low 6:1 student-to-coach ratio so kids get plenty of attention and hands-on instruction in a fun, supportive setting. Our trained coaches make learning golf exciting with games and activities that teach grip, stance, swing, putting, and chipping. Along the way, kids also explore golf rules, etiquette, and a fun STEAM tie-in that helps bring the game to life. We encourage parents to join in the fun and assist their child during the session—especially for the younger kids who might need a little extra help or encouragement. No gear? No problem. We provide all equipment, and no experience is needed. Each participant gets a TGA hat, handbook, and wristband, with more prizes and giveaways throughout the program. Perfect for building confidence and sparking a lifelong love of the game!Fall 2026 -
Little Veterinary SchoolElementary After School Clubs/ClassesLittle Veterinary School is a hands-on, STEM education program where kids use real medical tools while exploring fun, interactive medical and science experiences that spark curiosity, build confidence, and develop critical-thinking skills. Each 60 minute class kids explore veterinary care with real vet tools—performing exams and learning about nutrition, X-rays, ticks, and vaccinations—ending with a fun graduation celebration! Price includes materials.Fall 2026 -
Lunch & Learn: Mental Health and Aging: Building Resilience and Enhancing Quality of LifeLifelong LearningMental health is an important part of overall well-being at every stage of life. This presentation will explore what mental health is, what happens in therapy, and how counseling can be a valuable tool for navigating life’s challenges and transitions. We’ll discuss the connection between mental and physical health, how emotional wellness can impact quality of life, and considerations that become increasingly important as we age. Participants will also learn about common experiences that can arise later in life—such as changes in identity and roles, health concerns, physical limitations, grief, and finding meaning in life’s experiences—and how therapy can provide support, insight, and practical coping strategies. This Lunch & Learn is sponsored and presented by Optum Behavioral Care. If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Senior Program 2026-2027
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Lunch & Learn: Understanding the Aging Brain: What’s Normal and What Isn’tLifelong LearningJoin us for a Lunch & Learn sponsored and presented by Visiting Angels as we explore how dementia changes the way the brain receives and processes information. Learn about the five ways we take in information, the differences between auditory and visual changes as dementia progresses, and how sensory changes affect communication and caregiving. Thank you to Visiting Angels: Senior Home Care Services! If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Senior Program 2026-2027 -
Lunch & Learn: Virtual Museum Tours: Discover Art & History OnlineLifelong LearningLearn how to tour world famous museums from the comfort of your home! Did you know many of the world's leading museums have been making their collections and exhibits available to view virtually? In this lecture, we'll explore some of these virtual galleries, as well as digital tools that help bring art, architecture, and history to life! Presented by Cynthia from Senior Community Services and sponsored by Kasey with Griswold Home Care. If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Senior Program 2026-2027 -
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Lunch Bunch - Chick-fil-ALunch BunchJoin us for Lunch Bunch at Lenox on Wednesday, December 3! All meals come with water, coffee, and dessert. We will have food from Chick-fil-A. Please choose an entree: Option #1 - Chick-fil-A Chicken Sandwich: Comes with with pickles, served with fries and your choice of drink - lemonade, Diet Coke, or Coca-Cola. Option #2 - Chick-fil-A Cool Wrap: Comes with avocado lime ranch and shredded Monterey cheese, served with fries and your choice of drink - lemonade, Diet Coke, or Coca-Cola. Option #3 - Chick-fil-A Chick-n-Strips: 3 count chicken strips, served with fries and your choice of drink - lemonade, Diet Coke, or Coca-ColaSenior Program 2026-2027 -
Lunch Bunch - Park TavernLunch BunchJoin us for Lunch Bunch at Lenox on Wednesday, October 28! All meals come with water, coffee, and dessert. We will have food from Park Tavern. Please choose an entree: Option #1 - The Classic Hamburger: Hamburger, lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, and american cheese. Served with kettle chips. Option #2 - Hot Turkey or Hot Beef: Choice of house-made shaved turkey or smoked roast beef, grilled Texas toast, creamy herbed gravy, mashed potatoes, served open-faced. Option #3 - Tacos: Choose between Chipotle Chicken or Seasoned Beef tacos (2), served with Chips & Salsa. (Chipotle Chicken includes pico de gallo, chipotle crema, questo fresco, pickled onions. Seasoned Beef includes pico de gallo, cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce).Senior Program 2026-2027
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MN Wind Chill Ultimate Frisbee CampNon-School Day ProgramsThe Minnesota Wind Chill, Minnesota's professional Ultimate Frisbee team, will introduce participants 6-14 years old to the non-contact action-packed sport of ultimate frisbee! These co-ed sessions will feature fun ultimate frisbee games, a variety of drills, and scrimmages. Participants will be split into groups based on experience, age and skill level. Choose a half (9 am-12 pm or 1-4 pm) or full day (9 am-4 pm) option.Fall 2026 -
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Mah-JonggCards & GamesA game of skill, strategy and luck! Bring your tiles and join the game! Pay at the door (please bring exact change or a check payable to ISD #283).$1/daySenior Program 2025-2026 -
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Mah-JonggCards & GamesA game of skill, strategy and luck! Bring your tiles and join the game! Pay at the door (please bring exact change or a check payable to ISD #283).$1/daySenior Program 2026-2027 -
Making Choices Known - Five Wishes® Advance Care PlanningSpecial InterestIf you are ever in a medical situation but unable to communicate, someone should know your wishes about who may speak for you, about your medical treatment, your desired emotional assistance, and possibly end of life choices. This is not DNR-you do that with your doctor. This is your care and treatment only if you are unable to communicate yourself. Each participant will receive a Five Wishes® booklet to take home, offering guidance as you reflect on your values and wishes. This process empowers you to ensure your voice is heard and your choices are respected-even if you are unable to communicate them yourself.Senior Program 2025-2026 -
Mandala + Mind: Drawing for Calm, Focus & Nervous System RegulationHealth and WellnessNo art experience needed. This guided class introduces a simple mandala-based drawing practice designed to calm the body, focus the mind, and support nervous-system regulation. Using basic shapes, lines, circles, and patterns, participants will explore drawing as a grounding practice rather than an art performance. Brief, accessible nervous-system education is woven throughout the class, helping participants understand how rhythm, repetition, breath, and visual focus can support stress relief and embodied awareness. Participants will leave with a practical centering tool they can use at home with just paper and pen. This class is ideal for anyone looking for a creative, calming practice to reduce stress, improve focus, and return to center. No drawing skill or prior meditation experience requiredChildren ages 12+ are welcome to attend with a registered adult; both participants must be paid registrations. If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Adult Enrichment 2026-2027 -
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Matsubayashi Shorin-Ryu KarateFitnessLearn new self-defense techniques every week. Class includes punches, kicks and grabs, along with Kata.Adult Enrichment 2025-2026 -
Matsubayashi Shorin-Ryu KarateFitnessLearn new self-defense techniques every week. Class includes punches, kicks and grabs, along with Kata.Adult Enrichment 2026-2027 -
Medical Examiner in Today’s WorldSpecial InterestWhen a death occurs unexpectedly, who finds the answers? This engaging presentation explores the real-world role of the Medical Examiner beyond what is portrayed on TV. Learn how cause and manner of death are determined, when the Medical Examiner becomes involved, and the important role we play in supporting families, assisting law enforcement, and protecting public health. Discover the science, expertise, and responsibility behind this essential profession. If class is full, please enroll to be added to the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.Senior Program 2026-2027