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3D Engineering: Architectural & StructuralAugust 3-6Step into the role of an architect and bring your ideas to life. Using specialized LEGO® architectural kits, you will design and build towers, castles, houses and more while working in pairs. The camp introduces three-dimensional design and explores how math and engineering shape construction. Experiment with size, scale and techniques like stacking and staggering bricks to create strong, stable structures. Projects include houses with removable roofs, castles with turrets and towers built for strength.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
Starting SoonRodolfo Parulan (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)3D Printing Harry Potter-InspiredJuly 27-30Bring a little magic to life while learning real 3D design skills! Use TinkerCAD to create custom projects like a pendant and wand, exploring how to model objects in three dimensions and experiment with shapes and structures. While waiting for your 3D prints, you will take part in Harry Potter–inspired challenges and design themed video games. You will receive two small printed designs to take home. Printing and material fees are included. Please bring a USB drive to camp. Harry Potter is a trademark of Warner Bros. and is not affiliated with this camp.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
Waitlist3D Printing: Design, Build, RaceAugust 3-6Start your engines and your imagination in this hands-on camp. Learn how engineers design and test vehicles using 3D printing. You will create two types of cars—a self-powered car using stored mechanical energy and a DC motor-powered car—while learning the basics of 3D modeling, motion, energy and aerodynamics. Using the engineering design process, you’ll sketch, build, test and refine your creations before racing them.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
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A Tex Mex Fiesta (Participation Class)Cooking & NutritionYou'll begin with "Empanadas ", pastries filled with beef, tomatoes, potatoes and herbs. Flautas are next with chicken in a jalapeno/garlic paste and fried crisp in a corn tortillas. You'll then prepare authentic Mexican rice prepared with onions, garlic, tomatoes and fresh cilantro along with Mexican style corn prepared with lime aioli, cayenne pepper and Cotija cheese. Fajitas follow with tender strips of marinated beef and chicken with fresh sauteed bell peppers and onions wrapped in a warm tortilla shell. Finish this fiesta with a Yucatecan-style delight, fresh coconut blended with rich custard in a wonderful nutty crust, baked to a caramelly brown, and served with crème fraȋche.Adult Fall 26 -
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ACT Practice TestAcademic AssistanceTake the first step toward higher ACT scores! We’re offering a free community ACT practice test that simulates real testing conditions. Students will receive a detailed score report highlighting strengths and areas for improvement with a scheduled one-on-one follow-up appointment within two weeks after the test. This is a stress-free way to experience the ACT, discover where you stand, and create a plan for success. Space is limited—reserve your spot today! On test day, bring your photo identification, number 2 pencil, watch or timing device, permitted calculator, and snack to eat outside the testing room.Academic Assistance Fall 26 -
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Academic Booster – EnglishSkills BoostBest Brains offers customized lesson plans in Math and English, tailored to each student’s needs. Whether your child needs support or extra challenge, our Common Core-based, non-repetitive curriculum provides a personalized path. Licensed teachers introduce new concepts weekly, focusing on individualized instruction. All materials, including weekly workbooks and supplies, are provided. English: Our program covers all five components—reading comprehension, writing, grammar, spelling, and vocabulary—helping students communicate clearly and analyze text effectively.Youth Fall 26 -
Academic Booster – MathSkills BoostBest Brains offers customized lesson plans in Math and English, tailored to each student’s needs. Whether your child needs support or extra challenge, our Common Core-based, non-repetitive curriculum provides a personalized path. Licensed teachers introduce new concepts weekly, focusing on individualized instruction. All materials, including weekly workbooks and supplies, are provided. Math: Weekly lessons blend computational and non-computational skills using word problems, real-world applications, timed quizzes, and puzzles to make learning engaging and fun.Youth Fall 26 -
Achieve a New Level in Life by Changing Your HabitsHealth & WellnessJoin us for an interactive and educational session where we dive into the fascinating world of gut health and explore how it impacts our overall well-being! In this class, you will learn practical strategies to support your digestive system and maintain a healthy and balanced microbiome. We’ll discover the power of food in promoting digestive health! We will explore a range of nutrient-rich foods that help nourish your gut and fermented foods packed with probiotics, and prebiotic foods that support beneficial bacteria. We'll also discuss supplements such as digestive enzymes and probiotics. We'll understand the critical connection between the gut and the brain, known as the gut-brain axis, and learn how it influences your mood, immunity, and overall health. We'll introduce lifestyle practices like mindful eating, fostering both mental and physical well-being. And we’ll experience hands-on learning with a DIY workshop on fermenting your own sauerkraut! You'll learn step-by-step how to prepare this simple yet powerful probiotic-rich food, which can help diversify your gut microbiome and support digestion. Please bring a notebook and pen.Adult Fall 26 -
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Adult CPR and AEDCPR & SafetyTeaches recognition of signs and symptoms of a heart attack, cardiac arrest, stroke, and choking in adults. Use of barrier devices and verbal AED will be covered. Course completion e-card given at the end of class and will be valid for two years.Adult Fall 26 -
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Adventure Engineers: Explore & BuildAugust 3-6Build, discover and have fun in this indoor adventure camp. Design shelters, make solar ovens for s’mores, build bridges and take on hands-on challenges inspired by nature—all inside. Use your creativity, teamwork and problem-solving skills every day. By the end of the week, you’ll leave with cool projects, new skills and big smiles—no hiking boots required.Camp ROCKS! Mini Camps 26 -
Adventures with Dad (Birth-five years old)Birth to FivesFor all father figures: dads, grandpas, uncles and more. Enjoy time with your child in a class full of fun, learning and connection. Discuss parenting topics important to the group. Come build community through shared experiences, play and conversation.ECFE I: Fall/Winter 2026-27 -
Aladdin Kids Musical – Edinbrook ElementaryTheatreJoin us for a fall musical, Aladdin Kids, the beloved story reimagined with expanded characters, new songs, and plenty of adventure! Follow Aladdin, his friends, and the Genie as they journey through a world of wishes, challenges, and magic. This upbeat production is perfect for students who love to sing, dance, act—or those trying theater for the first time. All students receive a role in the show—no experience necessary! Limited to 35 participants – Registration is required. Auditions for lead roles will take place on the first day. Costumes provided – students bring their own base layer. Led by trained theater professionals, students will build confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills in a fun, supportive environment. Tech rehearsal is on Friday, December 4 from (Time TBD) at (Location TBD) Performance (free) on Saturday, December 5 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. (cast arrives at 12:30 p.m. & 6 p.m.) at (location TBD).Youth Fall 26 -
Aladdin Kids Musical – Fernbrook ElementaryTheatreJoin us for a fall musical, Aladdin Kids, the beloved story reimagined with expanded characters, new songs, and plenty of adventure! Follow Aladdin, his friends, and the Genie as they journey through a world of wishes, challenges, and magic. This upbeat production is perfect for students who love to sing, dance, act—or those trying theater for the first time. All students receive a role in the show—no experience necessary! Limited to 50 participants – Registration is required. Auditions for lead roles will take place on the first day. Costumes provided – students bring their own base layer. Led by trained theater professionals, students will build confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills in a fun, supportive environment. Tech rehearsal is on Friday, October 9 from 4:30-7 p.m. at Maple Grove Middle School (MGMS) Performances (free) on Saturday, October 10 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. (cast arrives at 11:45 a.m. & 6 p.m.) at MGMS.Youth Fall 26 -
Animation WorkshopArtExplore the technical and creative fundamentals of sequential storytelling. This Saturday workshop offers a comprehensive look at animation history and hands-on practice with traditional techniques, including cell painting and flipbook construction. Come ready to draw your own unique story to share with family and friends.Youth Fall 26 -
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Aromatouch Workshop: The Art of Gentle HealingHealth & WellnessJoin us for a soothing and transformative experience in this hands-on workshop! In this demo class, you'll be introduced to the art of Aromatouch, a gentle and therapeutic technique that combines essential oils with the power of touch to promote relaxation, balance, and healing. Watch live demonstrations and learn how to use essential oils to support emotional wellness and physical health. You’ll also master the techniques that help restore harmony to the body and mind. Perfect for those looking to enhance their self-care routine or offer healing to others!Adult Fall 26 -
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Art of Mary Blair for Disney WorkshopArtDo you love Disney films like Cinderella, Peter Pan, and Alice in Wonderland? Then, join us in the fun and creative workshop where we take a look at the classic artwork style of Mary Blair and create our very own masterpieces made from bold, basic shapes and bright, vibrant colors.Youth Fall 26 -
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