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  • Dog Training: Quick Manners

    This class starts with our well-rounded beginner curriculum and is designed to introduce your dog to learning basic skills and good manners. You will learn how to set your dog up for success with training games. You and your canine friend will develop a working partnership and have fun training. Learn tricks like: sit, down, pay attention, come when called, no jumping, wait at door to go in and out, a trick and more! For dogs 5 months and older.
  • Dog Training: Walking in Partnership

    Is your dog walking you instead of the other way around? Do you dread going for walks? Are your arms and shoulders aching? Are they a barking maniac? Yes, walking an out of control dog is incredibly frustrating. Let’s change that! Learn exercises to help you and your dog walk in a calm, pleasant, and fun partnership. No choke chains, prong collars, or retractable leashes. Harnesses and gentle leaders are okay. For dogs 5 months and older.
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    Doubles Pickleball Strategy Clinic

    Good pickleball teams are active shot oriented rather than reactive to a shot. They know where to hit the ball, the type of ball shot to hit, where to hit their serve, where to place their return, where to stand on the court, when to hit a drop or hit the drive on the third shot, and when to attack. They learn how to move as a team. The X doctrine will be taught as an important strategy. It is the simple things that good teams do to win their games. Participants can bring thier own paddle or borrow one from the PAC. One registration is needed per couple. Prerequisites: Understands the rules of pickleball Gets in at least half of all serve attempts Gets at least half of return of serves deep and to middle of opponent's court
  • Everything You Want to Know About Medicare

    An educational presentation for anyone who wants to know more about Medicare. Topics will include Parts A, B, C, & D of Medicare, application process, estimated costs, supplements, MAPD, and when is the right time to sign up. This is an ideal course for people that are turning 65 or over 65 and coming off their employer medical plan.
  • Fundamentals of Retirement Planning

    Learn the fundamentals of retiring in the 21st Century! Starting with social security and going all the way through to estate planning; we will cover what you need to know for a successful retirement. We will focus on various investment options available and educate on the taxation issue facing America’s retirees today.
  • Glass Mosaic Table or Sign

    Learn to design and mosaic a sign or table with beautiful precut glass, and stencils (if needed), in two fun evenings. The signs vary in size, and popular ideas include Welcome, address, state of MN. The second night is grouting and learning more about mosaics and supplies. The table is 16” tall and the top is 16”x16”. An additional fee due to the instructor at class. Prices vary from $70 for Table and $16+ for signs.
  • Golf - Basic Golf Skills for Adults

    Basic Golf Skills for Adults The basic golf skills program is designed around having fun and learning basic techniques on the golf course. This class focuses on providing a deeper understanding of the short game and golf swing. Beginning golfers, infrequent golfers and former golfers are encouraged to participate. Lessons include putting, chipping, pitching and full swing including set up. All students must provide their own clubs. Loggers Trail Golf Course Instructor: Andy Keykal
  • Golf - Short Game Skills

    Short Game Skills Learn how to master your short game! This class will focus on technique, skills and strategy to master your short game. Practice balls are included.
  • Golf - Spring Tune Up Special

    Spring Tune Up Special Knock off the rust or come tune up the game after taking a few years off from the game. This is a group format with an emphasis on fun and learning. The hour-long clinic will include 30 min of putting, chip shot and short pitching. The second 30 minutes will include a range session, full wedge shots, long irons and driver work. Short and sweat hour long session will give the student "tools for the toolbox". Tips for everyone to continue their practice while on your own time.
  • Hearts and Doodles

    Do you have a special Valentine? Make them a custom heart using Alcohol Inks and doodles. You will first create the heart using various colors of Alcohol Ink. Don’t worry, the heart does not have to be perfect, it will continue to take on its own personality when you cover it with doodles. Let your imagination go wild. There will be time to make two 5” x 7” hearts. Come and enjoy the fun! A $10 supply fee due to the instructor at class.
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    Intermediate Pickleball Lessons

    Improve your pickleball technique, shots and game strategy. The intermediate lessons will focus on spin serves, drop shots, footwork, dinks, fast action at the net, and defensive techniques, with an emphasis on winning doubles strategy. The last 30 minutes of the course will be organized play. Participants can bring thier own paddle or borrow one from the PAC. Prerequisites: Understands the rules of pickleball Gets in at least 75% of all serve attempts Gets at least 75% of return of serves (ROS) deep and to the middle of opponent's court and gets forward to capture the kitchen line on most of their ROS's. Occasionally performs successful third shot drop shots. (Success is defined as a third shot drop shot that is not returned or can only be dinked back) Can perform at least 5 dinks in a row without placing the dinks in the net, out of the court, or popping them up.
  • Introduction to Fly Fishing

    In a mere two hours, instructor Mike Alwin will teach you everything you need to know about this thoroughly engrossing sport. You will learn about the equipment (rods, reels, lines, leaders, flies), the fish species available to the fly angler, where to fish (secret spots), and how to get started. A casting demonstration is included in this class. Mike has been fly fishing for over fifty years and is the former owner of Bob Mitchell’s Fly Shop. He started teaching fly fishing schools in 1980 and is an enthusiastic instructor in spite of his mind-numbing array of seemingly pointless anecdotes.
  • Irish Dinner

    Get the scoop on Irish food plus historical notes on St. Patrick’s Day, then swing into an extensive menu of terrific Irish fare. Smoked Fish Pate as an appetizer, Beef Braised in Guinness, plus Beer Braised Pork Tenderloin for the main dishes. From the humble potato comes the famous Colcannon (Mashed Potatoes with Cabbage) and a delicious Cabbage with Bacon. Who does not adore homemade Irish Soda Bread? Wrap up your meal with splendid Jam Cake. A $16 supply fee due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
  • Kayak Adventure

    Are you ready for a kayak adventure on Lake Demontreville? This beautiful lake tour is ideal for paddlers with some prior paddling experience. This waterway located in Lake Elmo provides beautiful views of wildlife and is perfect for paddling at a comfortable pace. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that can get wet. SilverFinn Kayaking will provide all equipment! We can’t wait to paddle with you!
  • Knots for Fly Fishing

    You’ve traveled 45 minutes to fish this water. You;ve caught a couple of fish but you’ve stepped on your leader, abraded it on the rocks, and broken off several flies. Your leader is a mess. You could rebuild it if only you could remember the knots. Like it or not, you're done fishing. You need two knots in order to go fly fishing. This two hour class will teach you those plus a couple of others and give you plenty of practice on each one. You will be a knot tying expert. During the forty plus years that instructor Mike has been teaching fly fishing skills, teaching knot tying has always been among his favorite skill sets.
  • Learn to Kayak

    This class will introduce you to the fundamentals of kayaking in a comfortable setting. You will learn about paddling techniques and get the changes to practice these new skills on beautiful Square Lake in Stillwater. This class is a great way to build a new skill set or improve upon what you already know about kayaking. Come along for the fun and meet new people who enjoy the outdoors. All you need to do is dress comfortably and wear shoes that can get wet. SilverFinn Kayaking provides kayaks, paddles and all necessary safety equipment.
  • Let's Talk About Medicare

    As you get closer to 65, the amount of information you receive concerning Medicare can make the process of applying very confusing. This is an educational meeting about Medicare and Medicare insurance that will answer your questions. We will discuss what Medicare covers, what it costs, and how and when to enroll. We will also review the types of Medicare insurance available and the factors to consider when deciding what type of plan is best for you.
  • Life of Birds

    A 3-part class diving into everything from bird origins and adaptations, to migration and life cycles, and the threats to their ongoing survival.
  • Lumberjack Days Pickleball Tournament

    Stillwater Area Public Schools Community Education Department is hosting the Lumberjack Days Pickleball Tournament Saturday, July 20th and Sunday, July 21st, 2024 at Stillwater Area High School in the Pony Activity Center which features 10 indoor pickleball courts. Location: Stillwater Area High School Pony Activity Center, 5701 Stillwater Boulevard North, Stillwater, MN 55082. Enter Door 11W by the Pony Stadium entryway. Dates: Saturday, July 20th and Sunday, July 21st, 2024 Cost: $35 per player for the first event, $5 for each additional event, tournament t-shirt included in fee. Tournament Format: The tournament format will consist of a minimum of 3 pool play games, followed by single elimination tournament play based on pool ranking. All games are officiated by the individuals playing and must make their own calls. This is an unsanctioned tournament. Men’s and Women’s will play Saturday, July 20th. Depending on the number of teams registered for men’s and women’s play will dictate the start times of each tournament. The goal is to maximize court time for pool play for each level and gender will be dictated based on registrations. Schedules will be posted by July 17th. Mixed Doubles will play Sunday, July 21st. Depending on the number of teams registered for mixed play will dictate the start times of each tournament. The goal is to maximize court time for pool play for each level and will be dictated based on registrations Competition in mixed, men’s and women’s will be offered at 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0 divisions, As well as 50+ divisions in mixed. Teams are self-ranked according to USAPA criteria. Tournament Director has the right to reclassify and combine divisions if necessary due to number of teams. Registration: Registration opens March 4th, 2024, and will close July 12, 2024 @10 AM or until full. Each player needs to have their own separate online registration and payment. The first registration should be $35. You can register for the second event by going into the new event and selecting the $5 registration fee. There is a $5 processing fee if cancelled before July 12th, 2024. There is no refund after July 12th, 2024 as t-shirts and brackets will be created and modifications to the brackets must be made. Tournament Director: Pete Heldstab heldstabp@stillwaterschools.org 651-351-8454
  • Magnificent Muffins & Popovers

    Serve freshly baked bread in less than 1 hour. Whether for a memorable weekend breakfast, brunch, or teatime, to accompany a salad/soup, or for another occasion, hot-from-your-oven breads are wonderful. Muffins (and their larger-sized quick breads) may be sweet and savory. Adjust the baking time (less than 30 minutes) for muffins to less than 1 hour for quick breads, and a single recipe yields both! We’ll feature remarkable recipes to taste in class and take home PLUS tips, techniques, and equipment to ensure success every time. Recipes include Blueberry, Cinnamon Crunch, Bran-Corn, Dried Cherry, Fresh Ginger, Golden Raisin, Maple Sour Cream, Slice Fresh Lemon plus Flavored Butters, and a variety of Glazes/Toppings. Popovers are perfect served alone or insert your favorite filling to create a special meal. And, of course, expect to learn all the valuable tips to ensure success every time! A $13 supply fee due to the instructor at the beginning of class.
  • Mandala Rock Painting

    Have you ever wanted to tap into your creative self? Come and explore how to find peace and relaxation while creating an intricate and original Mandala rock. A $10 supply fee due to the instructor at class.
  • Mosaic Birdbath

    Make a birdbath using a terracotta saucer and stain glass. The birdbath is both functional and a beautiful, artistic garden accent. A rod iron stand can be purchased locally. A $25 supply fee due to the instructor at class.
  • Mysteries of Migration

    Learn about the fascinating migrations undertaken by animals of all kinds, and learn about the forces and incredible feats behind the phenomenon.
  • Navigating Middle School Mayhem

    Navigating Middle School Mayhem offers a transformative parent coaching experience designed to empower parents of middle schoolers. Join other parents to conquer the challenges of these foundational years with confidence and resilience. This 90 minute interactive class will connect you to resources with humor and joy sprinkled in. We’ll explore topics like friendship, screen use, social media, and discipline. You’ll leave with strategies that will connect you to your child and build on your relationship.