This class is designed for adults and children to learn together in a fun, hands-on, and welcoming environment. Participants will practice respectful communication, introductions, table skills, conversation, and speaking in group settings while building confidence and learning how to navigate a variety of social situations with care and respect. The focus is on kindness, empathy, and social awareness, while recognizing that families and communities may have different customs and expectations. Snack demo included.

Curious about yoga but not sure where to start? This welcoming, beginner-friendly class is the perfect place to begin. Led by experienced instructor Debomita Basu, this one-time session introduces the foundations of yoga and mindfulness in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Participants will be guided through a gentle flow that focuses on breath awareness, basic alignment, and simple strength-building movements. In addition to practicing together, you’ll leave with practical tools and strategies you can use to build or deepen your own yoga practice at home. Whether your goal is stress relief, increased flexibility, or simply trying something new, this class is designed to meet you where you are. If you’re interested in continuing your practice after this session, participants will have the opportunity to explore additional offerings with long-time Community Education instructor Michael Ledman or continue learning with Debomita Basu at her studio location. Beginner-friendly yoga flow Focus on breath, alignment, and body awareness Mindfulness strategies for everyday use Take-home tools to support your personal practice No prior experience needed. All bodies and abilities are welcome.

Influenced by the culture of Japan’s samurai warriors, Imperial Court, and Shinto and Buddhist traditions, Kyudo is practiced as a means to self-improvement. The non-competitive and introspective nature of Japanese archery allows practitioners to gain insight into their personalities. Individual instruction is given by John and Carly Born, both Renshi 5th dan. Visit www.mnkyudo.org for more information. *Instructors collect an additional $25 to cover the cost of your own practice bow. Annual membership in the Minnesota Kyudo Renmei association is required for returning students. Loaner equipment provided for most adults.

This 2 hour camp is designed for adults and children, ages 2-5. Campers will get to ride a real horse in an arena, meet a number of different horses at Boulder Pointe and learn how to groom the horses...all with a focus on safety! In addition, students will do an art project and have an opportunity to make horse treats to feed their new friends. Stations are split into 15 minute intervals to keep everyone engaged. Parents have the opportunity to lead their child on the horse and take photographs as they go. Camps are held rain or shine and parent/guardian is expected to remain with their child during the entire duration of the camp.

MyHoops 3-on-3 Basketball League & Training - The Next Era of Basketball Development MyHoops combines skill development and game play into one fast-paced, high-energy program designed to help athletes improve quickly while building confidence. Using a 3-on-3 format, players get more touches, better spacing, and more meaningful in-game reps every session. Each session includes: Skill development (dribbling, shooting, footwork) Game situations and basketball IQ training Competitive 3-on-3 gameplay Why 3-on-3? More reps. Smarter decisions. Faster development. This isn’t just a league—it’s a complete basketball development experience designed for players of all skill levels. Train. Compete. Develop. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form. Students will need to fill out another waiver through MyHoops. Please look for the link in your confirmation email. You will receive specific timeframe information after registration. Sessions are 1-hour within the 2-6pm timeframe.

Join players from the Minnesota Wind Chill, Minnesota’s professional ultimate frisbee team, for a fun, high-energy ultimate frisbee clinic. Participants will be introduced to the sport through engaging drills, skill-building activities, and game play that promote teamwork, physical activity, and fun. This experience is designed to help youth build confidence, learn the basics of ultimate frisbee, and enjoy an active session with professional coaches. All necessary equipment, including frisbees, will be provided. This special clinic will be held on July 27 from 1:00-3:00 p.m. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.

Come paint alongside others in a relaxed, welcoming space. Whether you’re brand new or getting back into painting, bring your own idea or keep working on a piece you’ve already started—this is open studio time to create, connect, and enjoy the process. Sign up and come as you are able. This class has rolling and open registration. Free thanks to the generosity of the Friends of the Fridley Senior Program Foundation.

Parents/guardians will be required to complete Safeway's Account Verification. Safeway will be sending out an email before class begins that gives detailed information about how to login to the student's Safeway account to verify and complete contact information and to review and acknowledge our Service Agreement. Classroom training can be taken by students who are 14-1/2 years or older and consists of 10 three-hour lessons. Each lesson is independent and can be taken in any order. If a lesson is missed, the student can make it up when and where it is convenient at a Safeway classroom or contact Safeway for more information. Lesson calendars are available on Safeway’s web site. Safewaydrivingschool.com Behind-the-wheel training consists of 3 two-hour private lessons which can be scheduled online or by calling Safeway’s office (651-351-9150). Pick-up and drop-off is at home, school or work. Training is done in a white late-model car with Safeway’s “Student Driver” graphics. Classroom training and Behind-the-wheel training are included in the full cost of $414 (this includes $49 community education registration fee). Classroom training only payment option is $234 (this includes $49 community education registration), and Safeway collects $180 during the behind the wheel lessons. Safeway Driving School was selected by Fridley Community Education to provide teen driver’s education. Safeway is the largest driving school in Minnesota. It has an A+ rating with BBB and is a BBB Accredited Business. Safeway has 70 experienced instructors background checked and licensed by the MN Dept. of Public Safety. Scholarship assistance note: The typical scholarship assistance is to waive the $49 Community Education fee assistance cost. Safeway driving school also has a payment plan. Fill out this form if you have a need for community education to waive the registration fee or if you need additional assistance. See below for the following example. Fees and Payment options: Total Package Cost: $414.00 (includes $49 CE Registration Fee) CE Registration Fee: $49.00 (this amount and more depending on need may be waived by filling out this form.) Payment Plan to Safeway: $234 (includes $49 CE Registration Fee) 1st Behind The Wheel Payment: $90.00 - Payment due at 1st class 2nd Behind The Wheel Payment: $90.00 - Payment due at 2nd class

Learn the basics of sourdough baking in this hands-on workshop with Sandra Brenes, owner of Studio B Bakery. Sourdough baking has grown in popularity, and this class is designed for adults who want practical support in getting started at home. Each participant will receive a fresh active starter and a printed guide with essential information to take home. During the workshop, participants will learn how to feed and maintain a starter, watch a sourdough bread dough demonstration, and explore tips, tricks, and common mistakes to help make the process simple and manageable. This class is a great introduction for anyone interested in building confidence with sourdough baking.

This camp is for Tiger Basketball players, or interested players, entering grades 5, 6, 7, and 8. The camp will stress fundamentals, individual basketball skills, shooting form, passing, screening, cutting, and ball handling. Team play will consist of 2 on 2, 3 on 3, 4 on 4, and 5 on 5 transition games. The High School Boys' and Girls' Varsity Coaches, Bryce Richter and Kynadi Johnson along with assistant coaches will run camp along with current varsity players. We can work out schedule conflicts with the Summer Strength Training Program. Each student will receive a camp shirt and basketball prizes. Scholarship Information:Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.