Join us for an fun-filled archery experience where both adults & children can learn and enjoy the art of archery together! In this unique class, each child participant must have at least one accompanying adult (or each adult with have at least one accompanying child). All equipment provided. Please register each person individually. Children must be at least 7 years of age.

Step into a world of magic, monsters, and imagination! In this beginner-friendly Dungeons & Dragons workshop, students will create their own characters, explore mysterious lands, and work together to complete exciting quests. No experience needed—just bring your creativity and sense of adventure!

"Learn how to ride a bike! In this class we will build the skills and confidence needed to get pedaling on 2 wheels. Goals: Have fun! Whatever happens, we want bicycles to be associated with a positive experience, so we put fun first, always. Get pedaling! Most students leave the course either confidently pedaling on their own, or very close to getting it. We do not guarantee that they will be pedaling by the end, but we will do our best to ensure they want to try again. Expectations: Participants come well fueled, rested, and ready to learn. Learning to ride for the first time takes a lot of strength and stamina. Let the instructors lead the class. We'll let you know when it's a good time to step in and support but parents and caregivers should be observing. What to bring: A safe, working bicycle - for learning to ride, the bike should be small enough that the rider's feet can be flat on the ground while they're seated on the saddle. We'll have some tools to make minor adjustments to the bike, but we won't be able to make significant repairs. A well fitting helmet - too tight, and the helmet wll be uncomfortable, too loose and it won't protect us in a crash. Here's a great guide if you're concerned about helmet fitment. Weather appropriate clothes they can move in Sturdy, closed toe shoes that will stay on their feet Water and snacks

Join the ultimate role-playing adventure! In this middle school Dungeons & Dragons workshop, you’ll build your own hero, team up with fellow players, and dive into epic stories full of mystery, monsters, and magic. Learn the basics of the game while using teamwork, strategy, and creativity to shape your own fantasy world! This campaign is led by North Star Adventuring.

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 - 952 928-6780

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.

Unified Workshops are primarily designed for our students with disabilities and students with special needs. Join us for a fun, upbeat dance fitness class designed to get your body moving and grooving — perfect for all abilities, including those with disabilities or mobility challenges! St. Louis Park Youth Enrichment “Unified” workshops and classes unite students of all abilities to explore arts, STEM, and movement activities together while fostering inclusion, empathy, and leadership through fun, shared experiences.