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Waitlist"Come From Away" - Performance On The Guthrie Theater Proscenium StageAdult TripsAt 9:26 AM on September 11, 2001, the Federal Aviation Administration shut down U.S. airspace in response to terrorist attacks, forcing all inbound planes to find alternate destinations. In total, 38 planes are diverted to Gander Newfoundland, and the hospitable residents of the small Canadian town greet all 7,000 passengers with food, clothing and open hearts. By the time the "plane people" depart, defenses are down, romance blooms and lifelong friendships are formed. Based on the inspiring true story of Gander's unexpected guests, this joyful musical honors our common humanity and highlights the importance of reaching out to those in need. This trip includes lunch at Dangerfields in Shakopee. "Come From Away" - Performance On The Guthrie Theater Proscenium Stage (Schedule Of Evnets) 8:00 am - Arrive at the Mankato WOWZone 8:00 am - 8:30 am - Check In - Mankato WOW Zone 8:30 am - Leave Mankato WOW Zone 8:45 am - Arrive at the St. Peter Community Center 8:45- 9:00 am - Check in at Saint Peter Community Center 9:00 am - Depart St. St. Peter Community Center 10:00 am - Arrive at Dangerfields in Shakopee - (Brunch included with registration) 1583 1st Ave E in Shakopee, MN 55379 10:00-11:00 am - Brunch 11:00 am - Leave Dangerfields in Shakopee 12:00 noon - Arrive at the Guthrie Theater - 818 S 2nd St in Minneapolis, MN 1:00 pm - Show Begins 3:00 pm - Show ends 3:00 - 3:30 pm - Load bus for departure from the Guthrie 3:30 pm - Leave the Guthrie 4:30 pm - Restroom stop at the Big Yellow Barn World's Largest Candy Store (20430 Johnson Memorial Drive in Jordan, MN) 5:30 pm - Drop off at St. Peter Community Center - (Washington Street) 5:45 pm - Drop off at the Mankato WOW ZoneSummer 2026 -
2-3's Combo ClassEarly Childhood Family EducationBeing a two or three year old is a very unique time in your child’s life. Language development is emerging, social skills are developing and physical and cognitive changes occur rapidly. The class will have parent/ child interaction time followed by a parent only discussion time lead by a Parent Educator. Children remain in the classroom to experience learning activities, such as sensory exploration, dramatic play, large and small muscle experiences, in addition to storytelling, music and other literacy-rich activities under the guidance of an Early Childhood Teacher. Outdoor experiences will be provided weather permitting.ECFE Fall Semester 2026-2027
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6th Grade Cross Country CampSport CampsGive your student a head start on middle school athletics! This fun, high-energy camp introduces 6th graders to the sport of distance running, offering a true sneak peek into what official practices and meets are like. Camp Highlights: Real Race Experience: Compete in two official cross country meets at East and West. Participants will run the same route and can see their improvements over the course of the camp! Skill & Endurance: Learn proper running technique, pacing strategies, and conditioning. Team Building: Connect and train with potential future teammates before 7th grade.Fall 2026
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A Christmas Carol in HastingsAdult TripsCelebrate the season at The Confluence Hotel in Hastings Minnesota with actor Jim Cunningham’s live performance of A Christmas Carol. Enjoy this unique one-man show while taking in the festive atmosphere of this beautiful historic venue in Hastings. Dickens’ original script brought to life with storytelling, music & magic. This trip includes a festive two-course lunch and live carolers! Matinee Show Menu: Entree: Herb Chicken Breast, Heirloom Cherry Tomatoes, Mozzarella, Pesto Gnocchi Dessert: Sticky Toffee Pudding Cash bar available Itinerary 8:45 am - WOW Zone Check In Begins 9:15 am - Leave WOW Zone 9:30 am - Arrive at the St. Peter Community Center 9:45 am - Leave St. Peter Community Center 10:30 am - Restroom Stop - Shakopee Noon - Arrive in Hastings Confluence Hotel Meal & Show On Site 3:00 pm - Depart 4:00 pm- Restroom Stop Shakopee 5:00 pm - Drop off St. Peter 5:30 pm - Return To WOW Zone MankatoFall 2026 -
ACCESSAdults with DisabilitiesACCESS provides adults with disabilities an opportunity to participate in social & recreational activities. Engage with community while developing your creative side and learn new skills! Summer ACCESS classes will be filled with fun! 6/9: Printing with Potatoes 6/16: First Aid for Beginners 6/23: Summer Snacks 7/14: Lancer for a Day 7/21: Cash Camp 8/4: Clay Creations 8/11: Morning with the Mavericks 8/18: Whether the WeatherSummer 2026 -
ACCESS EnrichmentAdults with DisabilitiesEnjoy Tuesdays at Lincoln Community Center with with projects, learning, and fun! Come to make, play, and socialize throughout the fall with friends from around the Mankato area.Fall 2026 -
ACCESS Fall Bus TripAdults with DisabilitiesHop on a big yellow bus and travel with us to Ferguson's Minnesota Harvest Apple Blossom Park! Enjoy a hayride, friendly farm animals, and of course, APPLES! Wheel chair seating is available, but limited. Other mobility devices are welcome. ACCESS friends are only $25 and their companions are free! Sign up early to reserve your seat!Fall 2026 -
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Adult ArcherySportsTBDFall 2026
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Adult FencingLeisureBy popular demand, Adult Fencing is here! Whether you fenced years ago or you’re brand new to the sport, join skilled instructors to take you through the paces and help you understand this growing sport. All equipment is provided, though you’re welcome to bring your own.Fall 2026 -
Adult Open Pottery Studio (Studio Use Punch Card)HobbiesPurchase a punch card and clay coupon (each sold separately) to use the Pottery Studio facilities and supplies. Each visit counts as one use. Punch cards and clay/glaze card are valid for one year from the purchase date. To participate in studio activities, all users must purchase a Consumables Clay Card. This card covers 25 pounds of clay, access to studio glazes, and space in the kiln for firing. Our pottery lab is equipped with potter's wheels, slab roller, extruder, hand building tools, glazes, greenware storage, and electric kilns. This is not an instructional class. Artists should be able to use the studio and equipment independently, however a studio supervisor will be present for technical questions. In our studio, you pay based on use. We only allow clay sold by our studio. We know the products we use / sell to students are safe for our kilns and will produce a good quality product. The studio, managed by isd77 Community Education Leisure + Enrichment Program keeps in inventory high quality supplies and equipment for artist use. The studio and CE cannot be held responsible for work that in the process of drying or firing is damaged or broken. Our studio is available for independent artist use in part because of volunteers and funding provided by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Prairie Lakes Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonAdult Open Pottery Studio (Studio Use Punch Card)HobbiesPurchase a punch card and clay coupon (each sold separately) to use the Pottery Studio facilities and supplies. Each visit counts as one use. Punch cards and clay/glaze card are valid for one year from the purchase date. To participate in studio activities, all users must purchase a Consumables Clay Card. This card covers 25 pounds of clay, access to studio glazes, and space in the kiln for firing. Our pottery lab is equipped with potter's wheels, slab roller, extruder, hand building tools, glazes, greenware storage, and electric kilns. This is not an instructional class. Artists should be able to use the studio and equipment independently, however a studio supervisor will be present for technical questions. In our studio, you pay based on use. We only allow clay sold by our studio. We know the products we use / sell to students are safe for our kilns and will produce a good quality product. The studio, managed by isd77 Community Education Leisure + Enrichment Program keeps in inventory high quality supplies and equipment for artist use. The studio and CE cannot be held responsible for work that in the process of drying or firing is damaged or broken. Our studio is available for independent artist use in part because of volunteers and funding provided by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Prairie Lakes Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.Fall 2026 -
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Adult Winter Volleyball - CoRecSportsWhether you're a seasoned player or a beginner, our league offers a perfect opportunity for fun, fitness, and friendly competition. CoRec League plays on Wednesday nights. League Play runs for 12 weeks and begins October 21st. Schedules will be sent out to managers the beginning of October. CoRec Volleyball League The CoRec League is designed for mixed-gender teams and is divided into four divisions, accommodating all skill levels and competitive natures: Division 1: The division for highly skilled players seeking serious competition. Games are fast-paced and challenging, showcasing advanced techniques and teamwork. Division 2: This division suits intermediate players who enjoy competitive play but with a slightly less intense environment than Division 1. It's perfect for those who have a good grasp of volleyball fundamentals. Division 3: Aimed at recreational players with some experience, this division offers a friendly, moderately competitive environment. It's great for those looking to enjoy the game and improve their skills. Division 4: The most relaxed and beginner-friendly division. It's all about having fun, learning the game, and enjoying the social aspects of volleyball with minimal competitive pressure. Division Team Limits Division 1 (CR1): Limited to 6 teams Division 2 (CR2): Limited to 12 teams Division 3 (CR3): Limited to 12 teams Division 4 (CR4): Limited to 12 teams Please note that there will be no waitlist for any division, so we encourage teams to register as soon as possible to secure their spot. Team rosters are not due at the time of registration. Once team registration has closed, you will receive communication from the Enrichment + Leisure Department. This communication will include a link where you can conveniently submit your team roster at a later date. This allows you more time to finalize your team members and ensure all information is accurate. These team limits ensure we can provide the best possible experience for all participants, with adequate facility access and staff support. Team Registration and Sponsorship The team fee for participating in the league is $290. Additionally, securing a business sponsor is highly recommended. The sponsor fee is $285, which helps support league operations and enhances the overall experience for all participants. Without a business sponsor, the team is responsible for the full $575. Engaging a sponsor can significantly reduce the financial burden on players and promote local businesses. Sponsorship Invoicing To make it easier for our teams and their sponsors, we will now invoice sponsors directly on behalf of the teams. This means teams no longer need to collect and submit checks from their business sponsors. This streamlined approach allows you to focus more on enjoying the game while we handle the administrative details. Sponsors will be invoiced after registration has closed. Move with us! No matter your skill level or competitive spirit, our Adult Volleyball League has a place for you. Come spike, set, and serve your way to new friendships and lasting memories. Sign up today and be part of a dynamic community that celebrates the love of volleyball!Fall 2026 -
Adult Winter Volleyball - Women'sSportsWhether you're a seasoned player or a beginner, our league offers a perfect opportunity for fun, fitness, and friendly competition. Women's League is on Monday nights. League Play runs for 12 weeks and begins October 19th. Schedules will be sent out to managers the beginning of October. Women's Volleyball League Our Women's League is divided into four divisions this year to ensure a great fit for every player's skill level and competitive desire: Division 1: The division for highly skilled players seeking serious competition. Games are fast-paced and challenging, showcasing advanced techniques and teamwork. Division 2: This division suits intermediate players who enjoy competitive play but with a slightly less intense environment than Division 1. It's perfect for those who have a good grasp of volleyball fundamentals. Division 3: Aimed at recreational players with some experience, this division offers a friendly, moderately competitive environment. It's great for those looking to enjoy the game and improve their skills. Division 4: The most relaxed and beginner-friendly division. It's all about having fun, learning the game, and enjoying the social aspects of volleyball with minimal competitive pressure. Division Team Limits Division 1 (W1): Limited to 8 teams Division 2 (W2): Limited to 10 teams Division 3 (W3): Limited to 10 teams Division 4 (W4): Limited to 8 teams Please note that there will be no waitlist for any division, so we encourage teams to register as soon as possible to secure their spot. Team rosters are not due at the time of registration. Once team registration has closed, you will receive communication from the Enrichment + Leisure Department. This communication will include a link where you can conveniently submit your team roster at a later date. This allows you more time to finalize your team members and ensure all information is accurate. These team limits ensure we can provide the best possible experience for all participants, with adequate facility access and staff support. Team Registration and Sponsorship The team fee for participating in the league is $290. Additionally, securing a business sponsor is highly recommended. The sponsor fee is $285, which helps support league operations and enhances the overall experience for all participants. Without a business sponsor, the team is responsible for the full $575. Engaging a sponsor can significantly reduce the financial burden on players and promote local businesses. Sponsor Invoicing To make it easier for our teams and their sponsors, we will continue to invoice sponsors directly on behalf of the teams. This means teams no longer need to collect and submit checks from their business sponsors. This streamlined approach allows you to focus more on enjoying the game while we handle the administrative details. Sponsors will be invoiced once registration is closed. Move with us! No matter your skill level or competitive spirit, our Adult Volleyball League has a place for you. Come spike, set, and serve your way to new friendships and lasting memories. Sign up today and be part of a dynamic community that celebrates the love of volleyball!Fall 2026 -
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An Introduction to Working with Herbs for Health (Plus 5 Must Know Herbs for Winter Wellness)Skills DevelopmentHerbalism is a vast and incredible world—but it can feel overwhelming when you’re first beginning. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be complicated. This class is designed to help you step into working with herbs in a way that feels grounded, intuitive, and accessible. Rather than trying to learn everything at once, we’ll focus on the foundations—answering the most common questions and exploring how herbs can gently support your health and daily life. Plus, you will learn 5 must know herbs for winter wellness. Taught by Herbalist and Integrative Nutritionist, Kara of Thistle Patch Wellness.Fall 2026 -
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