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Parks and RecreationFall 2013
BlaineBlaine
ParticiPant code of conduct
All participants are expected to exhibit appropriate behavior at all times while partici-pating, spectating, or attending any program or activity conducted or sponsored by the City of Blaine Parks and Recreation Department. The following guidelines are designed to provide safe and enjoyable activities for all participants:
• Show respect to all participants and program staff.• Take direction from program staff/supervisors.• Refrain from using abusive or foul language. • Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other participants
or program staff/supervisors.• Refrain from damaging equipment, supplies, or facilities.
Failure to follow these rules may result in a suspension of participation. The City of BlaineParksandRecreationDepartmentstrivestomakeyourparticipationfun-filled,rewarding, educational, and safe. We thank you in advance for your cooperation.
ContentsGeneral Information .................... 2-3Special Events ............................4,20Youth Programs/Activities ............ 5-9Adults Programs/Activities .........10-13Community Outings ..................14-15Senior Center ...........................16-17Registration ................................. 18Program Map ............................... 19
ContaCtsPark and recreation dePartment
763-785-6164
Park and recreation Hotline
763-717-2709
Fax
763-785-6191
mary ann young Senior center9150 Central Avenue NE
763-786-9375
Park maintenance763-785-6165
WebSite & online
www.BlaineParks.com
www.Twitter.com/BlaineParksMN
www.FaceBook.com/BlaineParksMN
blaine city Hall
10801 Town Square DriveBlaine, MN 55449-8101
763-784-6700
Our MissiOnThe Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide community programs and services where unmet interests and needs exist, and to promote cooperation with schools, athletic and civic organizations, community agencies, and interested individuals in the areas of education, recreation and social and cultural pursuits.
registratiOnonlineVisit Parks and Recreation online at www.blaineparks.com and find
the online registration link. A username and password are needed to register; click on “Individual Account Setup.” Only credit card payments are accepted online. Online registration is available at no additional charge.
MailSimply fill out the registration form provided in this brochure
and send it along with payment.
FaXFill out the registration form provided in this brochure and fax it along with
credit card information to 763-785-6191.
Drop BoXPlace registration form and payment in the after hours drop box on the south side of Blaine
City Hall. Registrations placed in the drop box will be processed the following business day.
in personResidents may register in person at the Parks and Recreation office
at Blaine City Hall, Monday - Friday, 8 am to 4:30 pm
no phone registrationsNo phone registrations, please.
payMentsCash, check and credit card payments are accepted. Specific modes of registration may require a certain type of payment.
no neWs is gooD neWs! Some programs and activities may require a minimum number of participants. You will only be notified if the class/activity is full or canceled. You will not receive a confirmation letter or call.
reFunDsRefunds are given if programs are canceled or if registration fails because the activity is full. Refunds cannot be guaranteed after deadlines or if the program has begun. Trip refunds are subject to specific policies on a per-trip basis, based on advanced purchases. Participants must contact the Parks and Recreation Department to request a refund. Refunds will not be given after a program is complete.
Day CareProviders are welcomed to enroll children in activities. Parents must sign individual registration forms.
age groupsActivities are designed to meet developmental guidelines. The Parks and Recreation Department does not allow children to register for activities above or below their grade/age.
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AccessibilityAll programs listed in this brochure are open to people with disabilities. If you need assistance or inclusion services, please call 763-785-6164. Inclusion services must be set up at least three weeks prior to program start.
WeAther PolicyWhen inclement weather arises, parents or participants may go to blaineparks.com for the latest updates about programs and events being canceled, delayed, or rescheduled. Also during normal office hours (M-F 8 - 4:30 pm) parents or participants may call the Parks and Recreation Office at 763-785-6164 or our 24-hour hotline at 763-717-2709.
Photo PolicyPhotographs of program or park participants are periodically taken. These photos may appear in the local newspapers and/or Parks and Recreation Department publications. If you do not want your photo used, please tell the photographer.
AdoPt-A-PArkWant to improve parks and trails? Consider adopting a park as a family, neighborhood group or community service organization. As a partner with the City of Blaine, your group can help accomplish needed park and trail improvements. Fun and challenging activities may include monthly cleanup, planting flowers, creating new landscape features, or maintaining landscapes. Talk with others about taking on a project in your neighborhood. Contact 763-785-6164 for more information.
PArk rePAirsPlease notify park maintenance at 763-785-6165 about damage, vandalism or equipment cleanliness issues.
PArk shelter PermitsLarge shelters are available to rent for family or group gatherings at Aquatore (2), Lakeside Commons and Town Square Parks. A facility use application must be completed and rental fess apply. Applications, fee schedule and guidelines are available online or at the office.
helP eNd PArk VANdAlismThe Blaine Police Department and Park Patrol need your help to prevent vandalism and apprehend those who vandalize parks and recreation facilities. Vandals destroy what tax dollars have created. Costs associated with repairing vandalized property takes money away from recreational programs and facilities. Help stop vandalism. Always call 9-1-1 to report a crime in progress, including vandalism. To report a crime that occurred in a park but does not require immediate police response, call 763-427-1212. Calls are accepted 24 hours a day and you can remain anonymous.
PArk boArd meetiNgsRegular meetings of the Blaine Park Board are conducted on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7 pm at Blaine City Hall. All residents encouraged to attend. Persons wishing to present a discussion topic should contact Parks and Recreation in advance.
blAiNe Arts couNcilThe Blaine Arts Council is a volunteer organization open to all interested individuals. Its mission is to promote, advance, and celebrate the arts in the community for the appreciation and participation of residents. The council sponsors ongoing art exhibitions at Blaine City Hall and organizes special arts events throughout the year. Council meetings are the fourth Thursday of each month at 7 pm at Blaine City Hall. Interested individuals are invited to attend a meeting and participate in events. Call 763-785-6164 for more information.
Blaine/Spring Lake Park Athletic AssociationFootball, baseball, and volleyball.www.bslpaa.orgBlaine Backcourt ClubIn-house and traveling basketball program for boys and girls grades 2-8 serving the Blaine High School attendance area. www.blainebengalbasketball.comBlaine Soccer ClubIn-house and traveling soccer for boys and girls ages 3-19.763-792-7369 or www.blainesoccer.orgBlaine Traveling BaseballBaseball for boys ages 10-15.www.sodervilleblaine.orgBlaine Youth Hockey AssociationIn-house and traveling program for boys and girls ages 5-15 serving the Blaine High School attendance area.www.byha.orgCentennial Lakes Little LeagueBaseball program for youth ages 5-18 serving the Centennial High School attendance area.www.rayb.org/Centennial/CLL_Home.htm
AreA youth Athletic AssociAtioNsCentennial Soccer ClubIn-house and traveling program serving Centennial High School attendance area for ages 5-19.www.centennialsoccer.orgCentennial Basketball AssociationIn-house and traveling program serving Centennial High School attendance area for grades 2-8.www.centennialbasketball.comCentennial Youth Hockey AssociationIn-house and traveling programs serving the Centennial High School attendance area for ages 5-15.www.centennialhockey.orgSpring Lake Park Traveling Basketball ClubTraveling basketball program serving the Spring Lake Park High School attendance area for grades 5-9.www.slptbc.orgSpring Lake Park Youth Hockey AssociationIn-house and traveling program serving the Spring Lake Park High School attendance area for ages 4-15.www.slpyha.org
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Date: Monday, Dec. 2 tiMe: 6:30 – 8 pm Fee: Free!
Join us for the 12th annual Winter Holiday Celebration at Blaine City Hall. There will be a variety of great activities for the whole family. Enjoy holiday entertainment, stories, crafts, a coloring contest, live holiday music, hay rides, refreshments, and much more. All activities are free and run continuously throughout the evening. Santa will visit the event, but will not be available for individual visits or
photographs. If you are looking to spend time with Santa, please register for A Morning at the North Pole. Volunteers needed. For more
information or to volunteer, call 763-717-2723.
Winter Holiday
Celebrationall families & ages
Spend a morning with your family at the North Pole! Don’t miss out on this memorable event! Fee includes a continental breakfast for one child and one adult, crafts for one child, and a visit with Santa. We will take a picture of your kids with Santa and email it to you OR bring your own camera for pictures with Santa. Extra adults may attend for $2 each. Pre-registration is required and limited to 25 children per time slot. Event held at Blaine City Hall Atrium.
A Morning at the North Pole
ages 10 & under w/ parent/adult
Date: saturdays, Dec. 7 or 14tiMe: 9, 10, 11 am or noon Fee: $10/child
Barnyard Boogieages 8 and under w/parent/adult
Interact with a donkey, pony, goats, sheep, rabbits, chicks and ducks! Wear overalls and get dancing to your favorite songs played by our family friendly deejay. Kids will also be able to make an animal craft and get an animal temporary tattoo! Refreshments provided. Registration is required, Max. 120. Event held at Aquatore Park. Registration deadline is Sept. 23 or when spaces fill.
Date: Friday, sept. 27tiMe: 6 – 7:30 pmFee: $8/child
Princess Party
ages 8 and under w/ parent/adult
Your little princess can meet Belle and Cinderella at our Princess Party! We will have crafts, nail painting, photo opportunities, games, stage, refreshments, a deejay, and lots of dancing! Come in your favorite princess dress and don’t forget your camera! Event held at Blaine City Hall. Max. 175. Register now spaces fill quickly!
Date: saturday, nov. 2tiMe: 6 – 7:30 pmFee: $9/child
Pumpkins are hiding and waiting to be found at Aquatore Park! Children along with their parents, can search the grounds for one pumpkin of their choice, celebrate by dancing under the stars with our family deejay, make a S’more, and play Flashlight Bingo! Fee includes a treat bag, one pumpkin, one craft, and refreshments. Come in a costume for our costume contest and bring a flashlight! Registration is required, Max.200. Event held at Aquatore Park. Registration deadline is October 21 or when spaces fill.
Flashlight Pumpkin Hunt & Family Dancefamilies w/children ages 10 & under
Date: saturday, oct. 26tiMe: 7 – 8:30 pmFee: $9/child
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Mayer arts belief about teaching is not only providing training for those who are serious about learning but also to just have fun! We teach proper technique, terminology, body awareness, and an
appreciation for the arts. our goal is that students will not only find a love for the arts but also build healthy habits and self-esteem. skills that will be
helpful to them for the rest of their lives!
CooKie DeCorating ages 2 ½ to 8 & parent/adult
Date: thursday, Dec. 12 tiMe: session 1: 5:30 – 6:30 pm session 2: 6:45 – 7:45 pm Fee: $9/session
You and your child will have a great time decorating cookies for the holidays. We will supply one dozen cookies and all of the toppings! Bring a container to take your cookies home. Dress for the mess! Max. 14. Event held at the Blaine City Hall lunchroom. Registration deadline is November 29 or when spaces fill.
island princess ages 4 to 8
A princess winds up on a deserted island where she befriends a panda, an elephant and a peacock! Come sing, dance and act out this fun story and create a musical! We will also play fun creative games with scarves, animals and parachutes! Everyone will receive solo speaking lines! No experience necessary. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothes that are easy to move in. Friends and family are invited to observe a special performance during the last 30 minutes of the last day. Max. 20. Program held at the Sunnyside Park building. Register by Sept. 27.
Date: saturdays, oct. 5 & 12tiMe: 9 am – noonFee: $64
grease!ages 7 to 12
Grease is the word! We will learn music and choreography from Grease and put together a show that we will perform on the last day of class. Bring your enthusiasm and get ready to shine! All levels are welcome. Everyone will receive solo speaking lines. No experience necessary. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothes that are easy to move in. Friends and family are invited to observe a special performance during the last 30 minutes of the last day. Max. 20. Program held at the Sunnyside Park building. Register by Oct. 25
Date: saturdays, nov. 2 & 9tiMe: 9 am – noonFee: $64
ArtS & CrAFtSWorkShop
ages 2 to 7 w/parent/adult
Participants will create a seasonal craft with adult help. Kids will take home two projects each week! This is a great class for your child to learn creativity and let their imagination run wild with ideas for all of the fun art projects we have planned for them! Come join the fun. Max. 10. Class held at Blaine City Hall lunchroom. Instructor: Robin Rice.
Date: thursdays, sept. 26 – oct. 24tiMe: 6 – 7 pmFee: $20/child
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ATHLETESages 3 to 6
Amazing Athletes programs are specifically designed to enhance your child’s learning experience through movement. Your child will learn the basic fundamentals and mechanics of 9 different sports while also building self – confidence, practicing teamwork, and improving their fine and gross – motor skills. Each class focuses on 2 different sports and incorporates activities proven to increase your child’s overall cardiovascular fitness, muscle tone, hand – eye coordination, reaction time and more! Each class is six weeks long and runs for 45 minutes. Program held at Blaine City Hall – Cloverleaf Room B. Max 10 per class.
session 1: Wednesdays, sept. 11 – oct. 16session 2: Wednesdays, oct. 30 – Dec. 4
tiMe: ages 3 & 4: 5 pm ages 4 to 6: 6 pm
Fee: $57
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program for children from birth to kindergarten and the grown ups who love them.Share the delight of making music in these joy-filled, research-based classes! Infants, toddlers and preschoolers participate at their own developmental level, sharing songs, instrument play, rhythmic rhymes and movement activities in a relaxed, playful, non-performance-oriented setting. Classes are mixed-age so siblings can participate together. Music Together classes are based on the recognition that all children are musical. They can learn to sing in tune, keep a beat and participate with confidence, provided that their early environment supports such learning. This curriculum supports children’s overall development—their cognitive, social, physical, verbal and music development. Receive an illustrated songbook filled with music-making ideas and two new CD’s—one for home and one for on-the-go or grandma’s house. Infants under eight months on the first day of the session are free with a paying sibling. The cut off birth date for infant siblings to be free of charge is Jan. 22, 2013. Visit a FREE demonstration class before the fall session starts to find out if Music Together is a good fit for your family.
For more information or specific questions about the classes, call or e-mail director Clarice Auluck-Wilson at 651-439-4219, or [email protected], or visit www.MusicTogetherClasses.com. Wednesday evening classes held at the Blaine Baseball Complex building.Thursday morning classes held at Sunnyside Park Building. Registration online only at www.MusicTogetherClasses.com or by phone at 651-439-4219. Registration will not be accepted at the Park and Recreation office
Free DeMonstration Classes Date: Wednesday, sept 11tiMe: 6:15 pm
Date: thursday, sept. 12tiMe: 10:30 am
Date: Wednesday, sept. 18tiMe: 5:15 pm
Date: thursday, sept. 19tiMe: 9:30 pm
Fall ClassesDate: Wednesdays, sept. 25 – Dec. 4 (no class nov. 27)tiMe: 5:15 or 6:15 pm
Date: thursdays, sept. 26 – Dec. 5 (no class nov. 28)tiMe: 9:30 or 10:30 am
FEE: $170 first child $98/additional child under 8 mos. Free w/ registered sibling
in real life grades 2 to 6
All new builds and backdrops to chose from! Minecraft is the LEGO®-like sandbox building game, that’s been dominating the world of video gaming for the past few years. In our course, experience Minecraft in real life, building landscapes, mountains and terrains out of Legos. Recreate the Nether, biomes, forests and more. Then working in teams use our Lego versions of creepers, endermans, villiage people, sheeps, ocelots, mummies to create a mini stop-motion movie to immortalize your lego creations on digital film. Take home two microfig Lego minecraft-inspired animals and your own minecraft movie, using official minecraft soundtracks and sound effects. Bring a USB drive on the last day or movies can be emailed to parents. Max. 20. Class held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf Room A. Register by Nov. 1.
Date: saturdays, nov. 9 & 16tiMe: 9 a.m. – noonFee: $72
Jr. engineering: Crazy gears &
Wheelsgrades K to 3
If you love legos, making things move, building and experimenting – this class is for you. Learn about engineering and the physical science principles behind different action machines. Working in teams, students will build crazy wheeled and geared contraptions that spring into action. Have fun while you learn the principles of mechanical engineering and simple machines. Make tops, spinners, zip lines, rubber band powered cars, crimping cars, and other crazy contraptions. Max. 20. Class held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf Room A. Register by Nov. 29.
Date: saturdays, Dec. 7 & 14tiMe: 9 am – noonFee: $65
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Mommy & Meages 0 to 3 & parent/adult
Parents and tots enjoy an exercise/activity class together. Rockin’ tots enjoy playful songs, fun with props and tumbling. Dads are welcome, too! Our instructor will guide parent and child through play and exercise activities. Please wear comfortable attire and tennis shoes. This class is perfect for children not ready to separate from mom or dad. Max. 15. Register by Sept 25.
Date: Wednesdays, oct. 2 – nov. 6tiMe: 5:30 – 6 pmFee: $50
intro to Danceages 2 ½ to 5
A delightful introduction to the art of dance with ballet basics, creative movement, fun with props and tumbling, all in a professional dance setting. Please wear leotard (skirt attached is acceptable if not too long) or exercise/comfortable stretchy attire and ballet slippers. This class is perfect for the child who is comfortable separating from mom or dad. Max. 15. Register by Sept. 25.
ages 2 ½ to 3 Date: Wednesdays, oct. 2 – nov. 6tiMe: 6:05 – 6:40 pm
ages 4 to 5Date: Wednesdays, oct. 2 – nov. 6tiMe: 6:45 – 7:20 pm
Fee: $50
lil’ hip hopperages 4 to 6
Students will learn the latest styles of dance through body isolations, funky-styled steps and contemporary moves to the latest approved pop and hip hop music. Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. Max. 15. Register by Sept. 25.
Date: Wednesdays, oct. 2 – nov. 6tiMe: 5:50 – 6:25 pmFee: $50
hip hopages 7 & up
Students will learn the latest styles of dance through body isolations, funky-styled steps and contemporary moves to the latest approved pop and hip hop music. Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. Max. 15. Register by Sept. 25.
Date: Wednesdays, oct. 2 – nov. 6tiMe: 6:30 – 7:10 pmFee: $50
All dance classes on this page are held at QC Dance Studio, located at 1051 109th Ave.
lego X: engineticsgrades 1 to 5
GET PLUGGED IN... LEGO STYLE! Drag racers, cranes, go carts, motorized dogs and more. Build them all, connect them to an engine and watch ‘em go! Students will build multiple projects,
connect them to an engine and use their projects to investigate basic engineering concepts. This is an all new curriculum that is sure to electrify the most discerning LEGO builder. Max. 16. Program held at the Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf Room B. Register by Oct. 25.
Date: saturdays, nov. 2, 9 & 16 tiMe: 10 am – noon Fee: $51
www.youthenrichmentleague.com
group guitar lessonsages 7 and up
Dust off that guitar and come learn how to play it! Our lessons focus on having fun, learning and building skills. Beginning group lessons are a great way to learn basic chords and instrumentals while having a good time. Intermediate guitar is for those who have already learned the basics of guitar. The instructor is a Minnesota-licensed K-12 music teacher and has years of experience teaching a variety of instruments. Must have your own guitar (bring amplifier for electrics). Max. 10. Program held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf room. Register by Sept. 13.
ages 7 to 10Date: saturdays, sept. 21 – nov. 2 (no class oct. 19)
tiMe: 1 – 1:45 pm
ages 11 and upDate: saturdays, sept. 21 – nov. 2 (no class oct. 19)
tiMe: 2 – 2:45 pm
Fee: $60
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Dandy Dinosaursages 3 ½ to 5
Discover how dinosaurs lived and what they had for dinner. Join Mad Science® as you become a junior paleontologist and take part in a simulated dinosaur dig. Take home a cast of a Tyrannosaurus Rex tooth. Max. 15. Program held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf Room B. Register by Oct 4.
Date: saturday, oct. 12tiMe: 9 – 9:45 amFee: $15
under the ground grades 1 to 5
Dinosaurs are extinct…or are they? Join Mad Science® as you become a paleontologist and explore the world of these prehistoric beasts. Take home your own fossil and T-Rex tooth cast. Learn about rocks and minerals as you search for them in class and start your own collection with the ones you find! See rocks and minerals glow under an ultraviolet light. Max. 20. Program held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf Room B. Register by Oct 4
Date: saturday, oct. 12tiMe: 10 am – noonFee: $25
egyptages 3 ½ to 5
Participate in a dig for Egyptian artifacts as a Mad Science® Archaeologist and help your group wrap their mummy. Stamp a picture with hieroglyphics. Paint your own scarab beetle to take home! Max. 15. Program held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf Room B. Register by Oct. 18.
Date: saturday, oct. 26tiMe: 9 – 9:45 amFee: $15
eqyptologygrades 1 to 5
Use the right tools and participate in a Mad Science® archaeological dig for Egyptian artifacts right in the classroom. Enjoy the story behind the objects you find and then use them when you help wrap the mummy. At that point, your team will construct a pyramid leaving room for the sarcophagus. Write a message with hieroglyphics to take home with the scarab you paint. Max. 20. Class held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf Room B. Register by Oct. 18.
Date: saturday, oct. 26tiMe: 10 am – noonFee: $25
www.madscience.com
Babysitting Class
ages 11 & up
Learn to be responsible babysitters by examining safety guidelines, child development, finding jobs, rates and first aid. Hands-on experience with diapers and bottle-feeding are included. Participants receive a packet of materials and certificates are awarded to all students who pass the exam. Must turn age 11 by date of class. Bring a doll, lunch and beverage. Max. 14. Class held at Blaine City Hall Sanctuary Room. Register by Nov. 8.
Date: saturday, nov. 16 tiMe: 9 am – 4 pm Fee: $60
Tae Kwon Do is a modern martial art based on Korean tradition that incorporates techniques of kicking, punching, and blocking. Learn self-defense and controlled movements through sparring. This is a great class to develop discipline, strength, stamina, and flexibility. Join at any time – fee will be prorated. Please wear comfortable clothing. Testing and uniforms are available for an extra fee through the instructor. Max. 20 per class. Program held at Westwood Middle School gym balcony. Instructor: Mr. Bill Frauly, 3rd DAN black belt.
AgeS 5 to 7 & pArent/ADult Date: Mondays sept. 16 – Dec. 2 (no class oct. 14 & nov. 25) tiMe: 6:15 – 6:45 pm Fee: $30/parent/child
AgeS 8 to 12 & 13 to ADult Date: Mondays & Wednesdays sept. 16 – Dec. 4 (no class oct. 14, 16, nov. 25 & 27) tiMe: ages 8 to 12: 6:45 – 8 pm ages 13 & up: 8 – 9:15 pm
Fee: $60/class
Tae Kwon Doages 5 to adult
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ages 4 & upGet active and have fun in this class. Students will learn popular junior high and high school cheers, chants, choreographed pom/dance routines, parade marching techniques and other performance skills. This program promotes physical fitness, self-esteem, teamwork and learning from an adult role model. At the end, students will perform a group recital for families and friends. Students will also receive a certificate and medal. Open house and registration on Wednesday, September 25 at the National Sports Center in the Schwan’s Super Rink Dance Studio. Registration will not be accepted at Blaine City Hall. Class held at the Schwan’s Super Rink Dance Studio.
Date: Wednesdays, sept. 25 – Dec. 18 tiMe: ages 8 and under: 6:45 – 7:30 pm ages 9 and up: 7:45 – 8:30 pmFee: $4 enrollment fee (due at registration) $7/class (can pay weekly) or $74 for entire program
ages 10 to 15Join us for an afternoon of fun in the 11,000-square-foot indoor trampoline park. Zero Gravity Zone in Mounds View has multiple trampolines connected together for an incredible experience of free jumping. You can bounce from trampoline to trampoline or off the walls. Yes, the walls are also trampolines. It’s an area for creative fun and play. Zero Gravity also consists of 16 trampolines connected together to create a dodgeball court. Experience dodgeball in a whole new way on this trampoline court. There is also an area with basketball hoops and a foam pit. Pizza will be served for lunch at Blaine City Hall before taking off for an hour and half at Zero Gravity. Transportation leaves from Blaine City Hall. Max. 20. www.minneapolis.skyzonesports.com.
Date: thursday, oct. 17tiMe: 12:15 – 3:45 pmFee: $18
Don’t be bored on Fridays. Join us after school for Friday Hang Out and Open Gym. We will have two gyms open plus the cafeteria for teens. Bring your friends, or come by yourself, to Roosevelt Middle School and play kickball, dodgeball, beach volleyball or shoot hoops. Or hang out in the cafeteria, make crafts, listen to music and play games. Snacks will be served. No need to register; just show up that night. For fall dates, please check back with Roosevelt Community Education or Blaine Parks and Rec at the beginning of the school year.
Mea Breakshoreview
Community Centergrades K to 5
We have a busy day planned with activities that include; open gym, indoor playground, swimming, and arts and crafts time! We have well trained staff that will make sure your kids have a fun and safe time! Please bring a swimsuit, towel, lunch and two snacks. Transportation leaves from Blaine City Hall. Max. 15. Register by Oct. 10.
Date: thursday, oct. 17 tiMe: 8:45 am – 4 pm Fee: $30
grades 5 to 8
Dates: to be determinedtiMe: 3:15 – 5 pmFee: $2 (pay at the door)
grades K to 5Looking for something for your kids to do on MEA Break? We have a fun-filled day planned to keep your kids busy! First, we will go to Pump It Up and bounce our way to a jumping good time. After an hour and a half of jumping, we will have pizza and a beverage. Then we will go to Anoka County Farms for pumpkin painting, hay maze, pony rides, inflatables, and much more! Lunch is included, bring a snack if you’d like. Staff is well-trained and ready to make sure your kids have a lot of fun! Must fill out waiver form for Pump It Up the day of the trip. Transportation leaves from Blaine City Hall. Max. 15. Register by Oct. 11.
Date: Friday, oct. 18tiMe: 9 am – 4 pmFee: $30
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traditional hatha yogaJoin us for Traditional Hatha Yoga with an experienced and qualified instructor. This class is an asana-based (posture) format that integrates the ethical foundations of yoga, utilizing pranayama (breath work), alignment and meditation. Whether you are a beginner and want to start with a solid foundation, or just wanting a gentle calming class, this is the class for you. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and arrive 10 minutes early. Max. 15. Class held at the Sunnyside Park Building. Instructor: Hiyala Indiga, owner of a New Holistic Healing Center in Circle Pines. www.BodyMindCircle.com.
Date: Wednesdays, sept. 25 – nov. 13 tiMe: 5:45 – 6:45 pm Fee: $56
QigongQigong is form of exercise that combines movement, breathing and visualization. There are 100 styles/forms of qigong to choose from. It requires no special equipment and can be performed almost anywhere. Qigong has been used in the Far East for hundreds of years to create health and well-being and to promote healing for a host of health conditions. Participants in this course will be taught the fundamentals of qigong, and styles that can be used to reduce stress and tension, boost the immune system and increase lymphatic health, boost energy and prepare for more strenuous activities. Max 15. Participants should wear loose comfortable clothing. Classes held at Green Dragon Acupuncture - 12203 Aberdeen St NE (www.greendragonacupuncture.com). Instructor: Kimberly Fritz, M.Om., L.Ac.
Date: thursdays, sept. 19 – oct. 17 tiMe: 6:15 – 7:15 pm Fee: $45
Cardio Danceall abilities and skill levels
This low impact cardio class combines various styles of dance and low impact cardio exercises into a fun workout! This class is geared for those who have not been actively involved in a regular exercise program or who are just starting to exercise, and want a fun way to get back into good health. Participants will need to wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Max. 14. Class held at the Sunnyside Park Building.
Date: Mondays, sept. 23 – nov. 11 tiMe: 7 – 8 pm Fee: $60
Zumba is a Latin-inspired fitness class that incorporates music and dance movements creating a dynamic, exciting, effective, and non-intimidating learning environment. Zumba is not only great for the body, its also great for the mind. It is truly EXERCISE IN DISGUISE! This class is appropriate for all skills and fitness levels, no dance experience necessary! Please bring a towel, water and a great attitude. Max 14. Class held at the Sunnyside Park Building. Certified Zumba Instructor: Angela Nelson.
session 1: thursdays, sept. 12 – oct. 10 session 2: thursdays, oct. 17 – nov. 21 (no class oct. 31) tiMe: 7:15 – 8:15 pm Fee: $35/session
Moms on the runThis 8-week class on Tuesday and Thursday evenings provides a comprehensive workout combining strength training, cardiovascular work and stretching for the busy woman. Strength training will be worked into our cardio intervals for optimal muscle toning and enhanced metab-olism. The cardio portion is appropriate for both runners and walkers and is also a great introduction to running for beginners. Children in jogging strollers are welcome. Bring a pair of 5 lb. dumbbells and an exercise mat. “Running only” available on Saturday mornings. Register at www.momsontherun.com. Blaine Park and Recreation does not take registration for this class. Email Stephanie VanHeel with questions. [email protected] Class meets at the Lakeside Commons Park Pavilion.
Date: tuesdays and/or thursdays, sept 3 – oct. 24
tiMe: 6 – 6:50 pm
Fee: $79/once/week or $129/twice/week add on run only +$20 Jazzercise
Burn up to 600 calories in one fun and powerfully effective total body workout. Every Jazzercise group dance fitness class combines dance-based cardio with strength train-ing and stretching to sculpt, tone and lengthen muscles for maximum fat burn. Choreographed to today’s hottest music, jazzercise is a fusion of jazz, resistance training, pilates, yoga, and kickboxing. Start dancing yourself fit and change the shape of your body today! Classes are ongoing; register online or at the door. Visit www.jazzercise.com to register, for optional pricing, and on-line specials. Held at the Sunnyside Park Building. Questions: [email protected] or 763-706-8725.
Date: tuesdays & Fridays (ongoing year round) tiMe: 6 – 7 pm
Date: thursdays (ongoing year round) tiMe: 5:15 – 6 pm
Date: saturdays (ongoing year round) tiMe: 8 – 8:45 am
Fee: $38/month
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Kettlebell Basics/ClubIn this 45 minute class, you will learn proper kettlebell technique for common maneuvers such as the Swing, Clean, Press, Snatch, Goblet Squat and more. Each week the class will be divided up between technique training and using those skills in a workout. The kettlebell is a cast iron weight looking somewhat like a cannonball with a handle, used to perform ballistic exercises that combine cardiovascular, strength and flexibility training. Invented in Russia and used for decades by strongmen, kettlebells offer users a wider range of motion than dumbbells that sit in the palm of the hand, and they also better simulate the way we carry things in our daily lives. Kettlebell training is accessible and practical for all. From the elite athlete to those looking to discover fitness for the first time, and everyone in between. It truly transforms your body. Class is performed barefoot, bring water bottle. Class is taught by experienced and HKC Certified Instructors from QC Dance Studio. Max 10.
session 1: tuesdays, oct. 1 – 22 session 2: tuesdays, nov. 5 – 26 tiMe: 6:45 – 7:30 pm Fee: $40/session
Love to Dance? Join the Party! This specialty course is designed for those just starting their journey to a fit and healthy lifestyle or the older active adult. Zumba fitness is for everyone, all shapes and sizes and just about any age. This class allows you to have fun while safely losing pounds and inches. With Zumba, the fun comes first, and the physical benefits follow. Zumba Gold is like a basic Zumba class with lower impact. The class will be a fat burning, body shaping, fun workout! Max 25.
session 1: tuesdays, oct. 1 – 29 session 2: tuesdays, nov. 5 – Dec. 3 tiMe: 7:30 – 8:15 pm Fee: $25/session
parent/Child yogaages 4 to 6
Join “Savasana, the turtle who does yoga” as he goes for a hike with his mom, “La Tortue”. They meet various animal friends along the way and practice the yoga poses that are named after those animals. In this story, we practice partner exercises that the parent and child do together to encourage full conscious breathing, moving slowly with awareness and bonding between parent and child. Option to purchase the book and cd in class for $20. Buying the book is not a requirement. Max. 8 - parent/child combinations. Class held at Blaine Baseball Complex Building. Instructor Hiyala Indiga.
Date: saturdays, oct. 12 & 19 tiMe: 10 – 10:45 am Fee: $15
Belly Dancingall abilities and skill levels
Learn the fundamentals of this beautiful dance. We will focus on the Egyptian Raks Sharki cabaret style of belly dancing and Latin Salsabelly Fusion belly dancing. Shimmies to undulations will be taught with the basic techniques and moves. Simplecombinations and introduction to the useof props like veils will make this timefun. Wear comfortable exercise attire,a hip scarf and dance shoes areoptional. Max. 15. Class held atthe Sunnyside Park Building.Instructor: Linda Brown.
Date: tuesdays, oct. 8 – nov. 12
tiMe: 7:15 – 8:15 pm
Fee: $45
all courses are held atQC Dance studio,
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rosemalingLearn painting techniques and history of a traditional
Norwegian art. Beginner to intermediate levels. Beginners will purchase supplies
after first class; intermediates should bring supplies and projects. Class held at Westwood Middle
School, Room 164. Register by Sept. 11. Max. 20. Instructor: Kathy Johnson.
Date: Mondays, sept 16 – oct. 28 (no class oct 14) tiMe: 7 – 9:30 pm Fee: $26
Basics of WatercolorWant to try watercolor painting but don’t know where to start? This class will explore the materials, the process, use of color, brush strokes, design, and more. You’ll learn the basics which can be applied to abstract, impressionistic, or representational painting. Materials: pencil and eraser; watercolor brushes (1 flat 1-2”, and 2 or more round brushes—the larger the better!); palette; transparent watercolor paints (warm and cool shade of each primary); art board and masking tape (or watercolor block); jar for water; paper towels. Max. 12. Class located at Blaine City Hall Lunchroom. Instructor: Cheryl Barr. Questions about materials? Email [email protected] and put “Watercolor class” in the subject line.
Date: tuesdays, sept. 17, 24 & oct. 1 tiMe: 6:30 – 8:30 pm Fee: $38
Basic DrawingIn a relaxed environment, release your creativity and learn some foundational principles for good artwork. Learn to see spatial relationships, establish lights and darks, create a good composition, and render realistic proportions. This class is suitable for both beginners and those with some experience. Materials: sketch book, drawing pencils, erasers, and pencil sharpener. Max. 12. Class located at Blaine City Hall Lunchroom. Instructor: Cheryl Barr.
Date: tuesdays, oct. 15 – nov. 5 tiMe: 6:30 – 8:30 pm tiMe: $45
painting the Beauty of Winter in Watercolor
Award-winning artist and the instructor for this class, Gail Speckmann, will explore with you the unique subject matter of winter scenes. Specific techniques will be taught that give us wonderful effects: Some intriguing techniques with salt beyond the traditional usage, particular brush techniques to express the bare branches and plant/grass remains, and effective use of glazing to create the luminosity of snow shadow and reflections. Students will also explore planning and designing with their white space. We will explore atmospheric effects such as haze, mist, fog, falling snow, and accents or center of interest providing color & life, such as birds, buildings, and people. Demonstrations and individual help will be provided. Photo images will be available or bring your own. Gail’s book Wet-into-Wet Watercolor will be available to look at or purchase at the class. Bring a bag lunch. Max. 12. Class located at Blaine City Hall Lunchroom. Instructor: Gail Speckmann is an international award-winning watercolor artist, author, and instructor. She has received top awards at the Minnesota State Fair Art Show and also has judged the watermedia category for that event.
Date: saturday, oct. 26
tiMe: 10 am – 3 pm
Fee: $50
artist gatheringsDevelop your artistic skills, learn new ones or just network with other artists in the community in a fun and supportive environment. Sponsored by the Blaine Arts Council. Bring your own painting or drawing materials; tables are provided. Class is open to artists of all levels and meets in the Blaine City Hall lunchroom. No need to register, just show up. If the weather is good, artists will venture outdoors for the evening.
Date: tuesdays, sept. 3 – Dec. 17 tiMe: 5 pm tiMe: Free
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Build your confidence and empower yourself. Anyone can be a crime victim, but there are real and practical ways you can protect yourself and your family. This seminar provides a safe and comfortable atmosphere for women to explore safety concerns. There will be both discussion and the opportunity to learn physical techniques. Come prepared to learn and connect with other women in your community. All experience levels and abilities are invited. Techniques will be modified to accommodate physical limitations. Wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Max. 15. Class held at the Sunnyside Park Building. Instructor: Melynda Nelson, black belt in Tae Kwon Do, Experience in Hapkido and Use of Force techniques for both law enforcement and Parole/Probation.
Date: Wednesdays, oct. 2 or nov. 6 tiMe: 7 – 9 pm Fee: $15
heartsaver Facts:First aid
A four-hour course ideal for anyone interested in or required to implement First Aid training in an environment serving adult populations. Upon successful completion of practical skills testing, participants receive a course credential card. Fanny pack and first aid kit provided. Class does not meet the needs of health care providers. Held at SBM Fire Station 3. Cost includes AHA First Aid manual. Max. 12. Class is taught by certified instructors from the SBM Fire Department.
Date: Wednesday, nov. 13tiMe: 6 – 10 pm Fee: $45
Cpr CertiFiCation:infant, Child & adult
This four-hour course is designed to meet the needs of lay rescuers learning CPR to protect family members, friends and co-workers. Class does not meet the needs of health care providers. Curriculum includes infant, child and adult CPR, relief of foreign body airway obstruction and AED (defibrillator). Course meets day care certification requirements. Face shield provided. Upon successful completion of practical skills testing, participants receive a course credential card. Max. 12. Held at SBM Fire Station 3. Classes are taught by certified instructors with the SBM Fire Department.
Date: Wednesdays (choose one night) aug. 28, sept. 25, or nov. 20 tiMe: 6 – 10 pm Fee: $32 adult 4-person Basketball
leagueA four on four basketball league designed for adults to play for fun. Games are full court with an official. This is a great warm-up for the upcoming winter season. Ten players per team and all players must be 18 years or older. Games played at Westwood Middle School. Register by August 30.
Date: Wednesdays, beginning sept. 11 Fee: $200/team
adult Volleball leaguesNon – officiated co-rec and women’s fun volleyball leagues. In Co-Rec, Blaine and Fridley teams will combine to form a cooperative league. Players must be at least 18 years old. Both leagues play at Roosevelt Middle School; co-rec also plays at Hayes Elementary in Fridley. Register by Oct. 18 for women’s and Nov. 15 for Co-Rec.
Date: Womens: Mondays beginning nov. 4 Corec: Wednesdays beginning Dec. 4 Fee: $200/team
adult 5-person Basketballleague
Officiated men’s basketball league. Players must be at least 18 years old. Games played at Westwood Middle School. Includes 10 games plus playoffs. Two officials per game and scorekeeper. Register by Nov. 1.
Date: Wednesdays beginning nov. 13 Fee: $475/Blaine team $525/non-resident team
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all community outings depart from and return to Blaine City hall unless noted otherwiseand include motorcoach transportation. times include pick-up and return.
outings include lunch and ticket (unless noted otherwise).
Chosen as the Official Best Small Town in Minnesota, Hutchinson has a unique mix of small town community, industry, historical significance, and modern convenience. Sit back and enjoy as a member of the Historic Hutchinson Society joins us for a detailed look at the many sights, buildings and homes that are woven throughout this community situated along the Crow River. Your driving tour will be filled with charming anecdotes, rich history and unique tales. The Crow River Golf Club is the setting for lunch. Downtown Hutchinson’s Library Square is bustling with the 39th annual Arts & Craft Festival and the Taste of Hutchinson. Shop for unique selections of art and enjoy a wide array of tasty treats. You will have a short period of time to enjoy these events. Register by August 30. Pick up will be at the Circle Pines Credit Union, 4 South Pine Drive.
Date: Friday, sept. 13 tiMe: 8:15 am – 5 pm Fee: $66
at old log theater
Date: Wednesday, oct. 2 tiMe: 10:30 am – 4:30 pm Fee: $46
COWGIRLS is a musical comedy that focuses on a trio of classically trained female musicians that is mistakenly booked to play Hiram Hall, a country western concert bar in Kansas. The owner of the club, Jo Carlson, must raise enough money during the weekend to pay off debtors or the hall will be closed. Though mostly unfamiliar with country music, the trio convinces Jo and her employees, Mickey and Mo, to allow them the chance to transform themselves into legitimate cowgirl performers in time for the first performance. Please pick your lunch choice at the time of registration. Lunch options include: Chicken, Pork Chop, Fish, Beef and vegetarian. Register by Sept. 17.
at history theater
Date: thursday, oct. 24 tiMe: 8:45 am – 3 pm Fee: $50
In 1932, a 20-month-old baby was taken from his crib; his devastated parents, Col. Charles and Anne Lindbergh, were suddenly at the center of a media frenzy the like of which the country had never seen. This Barrymore Award-winning musical follows the sensationalized searches, investigations, and accusations which led up to America’s first “trial of the century.” The infamous story also includes Bruno Richard Hauptman, Norman Schwarzkof, Sr., Walter Winchell, Violet Sharpe, J. Edgar Hoover, Herbert Hoover, Dr. John “Jafsie” Condon, Will Rogers, William Randolph Hearst, Ginger Rogers and more! Lunch after the show at St. Paul Grill. Register by Sept. 18.
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The grand and heartwarming music of John Denver comes to life this Christmas on the Paramount Stage as Jim Curry performs music from John Denver’s many Christmas Television specials and Christmas Music collections. There are lots of great choices for lunch on the buffet at “Coyote Moon” at the Territory Golf Course in St. Cloud before the show. Register by Nov. 17.
Date: tuesday, Dec. 17 tiMe: 10 am – 5:45 pm Fee: $59
December 3 – 7
Visit historic Branson and experience some great holiday shows, holiday lights tours, shopping, excellent dining, and much more! The holiday shows will include: Daniel O’Donnell, The Presley Family Jubilee, Shoji Tabuchi Show, Showboat Branson Belle, and Twelve Irish Tenors. For a complete Itinerary, please call 763-785-6164.
all casino trips depart from and return to the senior Center andinclude coach transportation and coffee and donuts prior to departure.
time includes pickup and return.
register by sept. 2
Date: Monday, sept. 9 tiMe: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Fee: $5 ($3 food coupon & 10 pull tabs)
register by oct. 2
Date: Wednesday, oct. 9 tiMe: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Fee: $5 ($5 back at casino)
register by oct. 28
Date: Monday, nov. 4 tiMe: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Fee: $5 ($3 food coupon & 10 pull tabs)
Visitors will discover what archaeologists know about the ancient Maya, as well as the unresolved questions they continue to investigate. Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed will explore the fascinating social, natural and spiritual realms of the ancient Maya through the eyes of powerful kings and queens and the lesser-known people who were the backbone of Maya society. It will feature immersive environments, authentic artifacts, and hands-on activities that tell the story of the ancient Maya and their modern descendants. We will be treated to coffee and treats upon our arrival. lunch will be on your own at the Elements Café and then we will enjoy the Omnitheater show: Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed, Mystery of the Maya. Register by Nov. 5.
Date: tuesday, nov. 19 tiMe: 9:30 am – 3 pm Fee: $25
CoMMunity outingsall community outings depart from and return to Blaine City hall unless noted otherwise
and include motorcoach transportation. times include pick-up and return.outings include lunch and ticket (unless noted otherwise).
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Mary ann young Senior Center
The Mary Ann Young Senior Center is located by Aquatore Park just off Highway 65 and Cloverleaf Parkway. As a focal point for seniors, the Center’s staff and volunteers offer a dynamic variety of programs and social events throughout the year. The Center is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. The Senior Dining Program offers noon meals at a suggested donation of $3.50 for people age 60 and over, and a cost of $6.50 for those under age 60.
Please call two days in advance to register for the noon meal. Van Service is available for residents of Blaine to transport participants to and from the Senior Center for a cost of just $1.50 round trip. Stop by and visit the Center during scheduled hours, or call 763-786-9375 for further information.
Director: Shelley JohnsonCoordinator: Ann GenoskyFood Handler: Kristeen Kirchoff
october Fest Week of Fun Monday, October 7, 1 pm – Prize/Nickel BingoTuesday, October 8
11 am – Polka Music by Steve Weninger12 pm – October Fest Specialty Meal1 pm – ”500” Card Tournament, advanced registration required, cost $1.50 person, includes special refreshments and payback prizes.
Wednesday, October 9, 8:15 am – LutefiskDinner Tickets On Sale, dinner held Friday, Nov. 8.
Thursday, October 10, 1 pm – CribbageTournament, advanced registration required, cost $2 per person, includes great refreshments and cash prizes.
Flu ShotsMonday, September 30, 9 am – 11:30 amOpen to the community, this flu shot clinic will be sponsored by a local Pharmacy. It will be held at the Senior Center. Advanced sign-up is required. There is no charge if you present your Medicare Part B or Medical Assistance Card. Other insurance cards may be accepted-call to verify which, otherwise, the cost for the flu shot is about $29.99. Call to confirm date and applicable fees.
Harvest Dinnerthursday, September 26 – 5:30 pm Serving a delicious family style Beef Pot Roast Dinner with all the trimmings. During and following dinner enjoy entertainment by the lively “Four Plus One Band”. Pre-registration and payment is required. Cost is $7 per person. Tickets go on sale Thursday, August 15 at 8:15 am and typically sell out in minutes. There is a 12 ticket purchase per person limit.
Jewelry Saletuesday, october 15, 9 am to 5 pm Jewelry of all types, shapes, colors, designs will be available at a very reasonable price. Proceeds go to the Senior Center for entertainment and activity expenses. Jewelry donations are being accepted now until one week prior to the sale. This is open to the public and all ages are encouraged to check out the great deals! Come one, come all!
What’s new at the anoka County LibrariesWednesday, october 23, 11 am Learn all the resources available to you, and register on the spot for a library card, at this informational presentation.
Halloween Costume Party and Birthday PartyWednesday, october 30, 11 am Don your fun party attire and plan on a “spooktacular” time as we enjoy special refreshments, and fabulous entertainment by Singer-Songwriter & Country Music Hall of Famer: “Red Johnson”. Please register in advance for the noon luncheon and plan to come early for the show!
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Check out the other recurring happenings each month. Stop by the Senior Center for a newsletter or join the mailing list. Call 763-786-9375 for more information or visit www.BlaineParks.com/SeniorCenter.
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Lutefisk DinnerFriday, November 8, 5:30 pm Do you enjoy a good Scandinavian meal? Then register to join us for our annual Lutefisk and Swedish Meatball Dinner. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 8:15 am. Call the Senor Center for further details.
D-Day, the Invasion of NormandyThursday, November 14, 11 amRegister for this educational, informational presentation by military historian, Dan Hartman. RSVP your attendance.
Volunteers of America Thanksgiving DinnerTuesday, November 19, 11 am This wonderful, annual event will include special entertainment by one man band, Lyndon Peterson, and light refreshments. Please register in advance for the noon meal and plan on a great time! Our weekly “500” card group will begin at 1:15 pm instead of 1 pm to allow for adequate clean up time following this popular dinner.
Santa’s Food Shelf Pick UpTuesday, December 3Help us fill the neighborhood pantry by bringing in non-perishable items the month of November, for Santa and his Fire Truck Friends to pick up.
Tree TrimmingWednesday, December 4, 9:30 amLet’s “Deck the Halls” of the Senior Center, while enjoying fun refreshments and piped in holiday music.
Volunteers of America Christmas DinnerTuesday, December 10, 11 amThe Center will be decked out in Holiday splendor in plenty of time to enjoy this lovely luncheon. Special entertainment by female vocalist, Mary Hall, will start out the celebration, along with light party snacks, followed by a delicious noon meal. Register at least three days ahead for the event.
New Year’s PartyTuesday, December 31, NoonSpecial live entertainment will delight the crowd at 11a.m. as we enjoy party snacks and ring in the New Year at noon. Register at least 3 business days in advance.
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ongoing ProgramsMondays: Penny Bingo
Tuesdays: Wii Bowling, Intermediate Line Dancing, “500” Cards, “T.O.P.S.”, Woodcarving
Wednesdays: Wood Carving Class, Bunko (first Wed.), Hand & Foot Cards, Monthly Birthday Party (last Wed.), Evening Line Dance
Thursdays: Beginning Bridge, Educational Sessions, Movie Day (monthly), Defensive Driving Classes, Evening Line Dancing
Fridays: Plastic Canvas Class, Foot Care. Open Cribbage
**The Volunteers of America Senior Nutrition Program provides nutritious, delicious, well-balanced meals Monday through Friday at noon. Call the Senior Center at least three business days in advance to register for lunch.
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Monthly Birthday PartiesCelebrate with our honorees the last Wednesday of each month with entertainment at 11 am, a meal at noon (register 3 days ahead), and 1 pm prize bingo. Advanced lunch reservations are required. Everyone is invited! Fall dates: september 25 | october 30november 27 | December 18
Defensive Driving Refresher Classes
These classes fill 6-8 weeks in advance, so plan accordingly if you need the 4 hour refresher. The cost is just $12 for AARP members and $14 for non AARP members. Upcoming class dates: Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7 and Dec. 5.Advanced registration and payment are required
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10801 Town Square Drive N.E.Blaine, MN 55449-8101(763) 784-6700
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Sounds of theCity
Free Indoor Concert SeriesBlaine City Hall Atrium
Join the City of Blaine and residents from across the north metro for the 6th Annual
Blaine World Fest celebration. This event is a great opportunity for the city to recognize and share its growing cultural
and ethnic diversity. Bring the entire family and learn about different cultures through a variety of entertainment and festivities. Experience a wide array of music, dance, cultural learning booths, demonstrations, and delicious ethnic
foods. Blaine World Fest has continued to grow with more than 1300 people
enjoying this exciting and festive cultural celebration last year, and this year’s event promises to be even bigger and better. Be
sure to bring a lawn chair.
Date: saturday, sept. 21 tiMe: 1 – 5 pm Fee: $5 for one set of tickets good at all participating food vendors. all other activities and entertainment are Free!
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residents are invited to Blaine City hall to enjoy a series of free concerts performed by top-notch performers. relax in the comfort of the atrium
and take in the monthly art display. Concerts begin at 7 pm.
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informational learning Booths from:
AFS (Foreign Exchange Student Program)Anoka County Child and Teen CheckupsiAsianlanguage InstituteChinese Heritage Foundation FriendsCilongo FoundationEmma B. Howe Family YMCA (Diversity Committee)Guatemalan Exhibit by the Guatemalan Society of MNPhancy Airbrushing and Balloon Art PlusHmong Folk Art, Inc.
sample ethnic Foods Courtesy of:
AcapulcoBricks American PubChili’sDixie Blue BarBQueDosa KingHajimeMei WeiSnapple (Samples of beverage)Umbria Pizza
enjoy Cultural entertainment by:
Argentine Dance & Tango (Dance with Lois Donnay)CAAM Chinese Dance TheatreFiesta Latina (Performed by QC Dance Studio)Kalpulli Yaocenoxtli: Traditional Mexica Aztec Dance and Drum CircleJawaahir Dance Company (COMPAS Artists)Loveworks and Best Academy Drum and Drill TeamRene Dance StudioTitambe West African Dance Ensemble
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This activity is funded, in part, by appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature with money from the State’s general fund,
and its arts and cultural heritage fund that was created by a vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.
Oct. 15Banjo Boys Band
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Nov. 19Locklin Road
(celtic & originalfolk music)
