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Kids in the KitchenLanguages & Life Skills (K-12)Let’s get cooking, tasting, and thinking about healthy ingredients. Slice, dice, peel, measure, and cook special dishes, while practicing essential life skills like process, time management, and patience. We will celebrate seasonal produce and offer ideas for quick and healthy family meals. Take home the key ingredient or a sample of the finished dish, and the recipe to show off what you’ve learned. Food allergies are taken into consideration, ensuring that everyone has fun while staying safe.Spring 2026 -
Kitchen & Closet Design StudioHome & GardenThinking about updating your kitchen, bath, or closet but not sure where to begin? Spend the evening with a well-known local design team as they guide you through the decision-making process. Explore key considerations, clarify your design preferences, and learn how to make the most of your space. Choose the kitchen or closet session and start visualizing the transformation your home can achieve.Spring 2026 -
WaitlistKnitting for BeginnersFine Arts & CraftsTake up or rediscover the relaxing craft of knitting in this class for beginners. Reduce your stress as you get a solid foundation in basic skills like casting on and binding off, knit and purl stitches, increasing and decreasing, picking up dropped stitches, and reading a pattern. Get help selecting a project to work on. Additional skills will be introduced based on the level and interests of participants. The instructor will provide materials to use for the first class, or you may bring your own.Spring 2026 -
KoreanLanguagesPlease note: This class will be held Online. Into Korean dramas, food, or K-pop? Learn how to speak Korean. Start with Hangeul, the Korean alphabet, and build up to simple conversations using essential grammar and vocabulary. Level 1: Take your first steps into speaking Korean. Designed for complete beginners, the focus is on speaking and listening through everyday situations and cultural context. Level 2: For those who have taken Level 1 or who have a bit of experience. Continue building your skills, whether you’re planning a trip, connecting with Korean friends, or just curious about the language and culture of Korea. Please note: Students should purchase/borrow this textbook for the class: Integrated Korean: Beginning 1, Third Edition Please don’t purchase until we confirm the class has enough students to run.Spring 2026 -
LARP Adventure Program: Heroes AcademyFantasy & GamesPlease note: This is a full day program 9:00 am - 3:30 pm Live Action Role Playing (LARPing) is the ultimate in immersive experiences. Participate in an interactive narrative as you create your own character, build your own gear, and learn how to play the game. Using a combination of theater, martial arts training, and hands-on costume/prop/stage design, you’ll develop critical thinking, creative problem solving, and community leadership skills. Learn how to use boffer weapons safely and effectively to win the battle of the day! The following are some of the topics we may cover during the week. However LARPers interests and experience levels will help determine how much time is spent on each topic. Character Creation: Make original heroes to play LARP, discover your own personal legend DIY Projects: Build your own LARP gear (shields, swords, costumes), learn to think creatively and make solutions. Martial Arts for Self Confidence and Self Control: How to play the game with respect for oneself and for others. How to Play LARP: Learn the game rules and how to use your character abilities. Understand gameplay and mechanics. Event Prep and Playing your Character: Time to celebrate all your hard work and apply the skills you have learned! For more information about our curriculum please visit our website: https://www.larpadventureprogram.com/curriculum!SummerFun! 2026 -
LARP Heroes AcademyVacationFunIn a one-of-a-kind experience, explore community, art, and self-discovery by becoming your own personal hero in an interactive world of live-action roleplay (LARP). Through themed games, art projects, and interactive theater, we’ll create fantastic adventures.VacationFun! April 2026 -
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LEGO Challenges: Ready, Set, Le-go!VacationFunGet ready for exciting LEGO adventures! Build a daring helicopter rescue, a rocket-ready space shuttle, or a city overrun with monsters—anything is possible. Work with your team to dream it up, build it, and then show off your creation.VacationFun! April 2026 -
LEGO: Jurassic DesignSTEAMTravel back to the Jurassic era in this hands-on LEGO adventure. You’ll bring dinosaurs to life by designing habitats for gentle herbivores, embarking on daring expeditions to track down elusive species, and uncovering the secrets of powerful predators. Get ready for a dino-sized adventure packed with building, problem-solving, and imagination.SummerFun! 2026 -
LEGO: Minecraft EngineeringSTEM (K-12)Using thousands of LEGO, explore real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture while building your favorite Minecraft mods, tools, and objects. Build an Iron Golem, the Nether Portal, the Ender Dragon, and more.Spring 2026 -
LEGO: Radical RidesSTEAMBuckle up for an epic adventure as you explore the world of vehicles with tens of thousands of LEGO parts. Build and design fast, furious, and fantastic machines that race across land, sail on water, and soar through the skies. Learn about the engineering and design principles behind motors and gears as you take your creativity for a spin.SummerFun! 2026 -
WaitlistLEGO: Robotics with LEGO SPIKE PrimeSTEAMBuild and program robots while developing basic programming, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. Grades 1-3: Learn basic programming skills and use motors, sensors, and lights to build a variety of different robots in this introductory robotics class. Grades 4-7: Learn about mechanical and software design, loops, and conditional statements as you design and construct a robot that can avoid obstacles, pick up and carry objects, and play sounds.SummerFun! 2026 -
LEGO: STEM ExplorationsSTEM (K-12)Power up your engineering skills with thousands of LEGO. Merge your craziest ideas with real-world concepts in physics, construction, and industrial design through projects such as catapults, dragsters with pullback motors, pendulum rides, and deluxe buildings. Design and build as never before. The projects change each season, so returning builders get a fresh challenge.Spring 2026 -
LEGO: Sports ArenaSTEAMBring your favorite sports to life, from the basketball court to the sandy beach, in an action-packed LEGO adventure. Spend the day designing awesome stadiums, engineering machines that mimic real sports moves, and creating exciting games to play solo or with friends. Together, you’ll combine creativity and teamwork to design, build, and compete, making every moment a winning play.SummerFun! 2026 -
LEGO®: Minecraft EngineeringSTEAMUsing LEGO, explore real-world concepts in physics, engineering, and architecture while building your favorite Minecraft mods, tools, and objects. Build an Iron Golem, the Nether Portal, the Ender Dragon, and more.SummerFun! 2026 -
La Cucina ItalianaHigh SchoolMake classic Italian dishes from scratch, from minestrone and wedding soup to chicken parm, meatballs, pizza dough, focaccia, panini, and four-cheese ravioli. Roll fresh pasta, mix flavorful sauces, and bake sweet treats like ricotta cookies, biscotti, and cannoli while learning how ingredients come together to make Italian food so delicious. By the end of the week, you’ll have the skills to create your own Italian feast.SummerFun! 2026 -
LaBlast® FitnessFitness & DanceGet moving with LaBlast, the partner-free dance fitness workout created by Dancing with the Stars pro Louis van Amstel. Blend fitness moves with ballroom dance styles like mambo, foxtrot, disco, and jive, all set to an upbeat mix of pop, rock, jazz, and hip-hop. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or stepping onto the floor for the first time, LaBlast offers a low-impact way to stay active, build strength, and learn to dance—while having an absolute blast.Spring 2026 -
Land of Ithreach: Dungeons & DragonsGames & Fantasy (K-12)Go on an adventure set in the land of Ithreach, a fantasy setting where the seasons change and the story grows. If you’ve previously played D&D with Roll Models, you may continue to play using your character at their current level or create a new 3rd level character. Thicker Than Water: Dispatched on a seemingly simple errand to a wood elf city, our heroes soon find themselves in the middle of a mystery: some of the elven citizens have fallen asleep and cannot wake. New and experienced players are welcome. Players may continue to use their character from Mind, Body and Soul at 2nd level, or begin a new character at 1st level (using choices from the Basic Rules and The Player’s Handbook). Please note: There will be no classes May 27 and May 28Spring 2026 -
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Leaf It to ArtArts & CraftsCombine your love of nature and art as we turn the outdoors into a creative studio. We’ll venture outside to gather sticks, bark, rocks, and leaves, then use our creative magic to transform them into art. Make bark prints, leaf print collages, mosaics, zen rock gardens, and fairy houses, all inspired by the natural world around you.SummerFun! 2026 -
Learn D&D: The Giants TableFantasy & GamesBecome a hero and embark on a Dungeons & Dragons adventure in the land of Ithreach, a fantasy setting where seasons change and the story continues to grow. This game emphasizes heroism, teamwork, empathy, and storytelling skills. Learn D&D: The Giants Table If you’re brand-new to Dungeons & Dragons or have the books but have never played, come learn the rules of D&D while embarking on an exciting introductory adventure. In The Giant’s Table, you’ll investigate a missing man and the mysterious Mother Fenlight as a town is attacked by evil fey creatures. You’ll use a pre-generated 1st-level character, and everything you need to play will be provided.SummerFun! 2026 -
Learn Python with “The Curious Zombie’s Guide”Technology, Finance & CareerThis beginner-friendly introduction to Python is for learners with little or no programming experience. You’ll get hands-on practice with core concepts and move on to projects like data visualization, simple GUIs, and basic object-oriented programming. The instructors’ The Curious Zombie’s Guide to Python online platform supports your learning in and outside of class—and makes picking up Python so easy, even a zombie could do it.Spring 2026 -
WaitlistLearn Woodworking: Cutting BoardFine Arts & CraftsIMPORTANT: Due to exceptionally high demand for this class, we ask that you DO NOT register if you have already taken this class. Please see Woodworking Open Shop. Don’t miss this great opportunity for aspiring woodworkers. Learn the basics of fine woodworking using shop tools such as the jointer, planer, and table saw to create a cutting board. Get hands-on experience that will lay a solid foundation for future woodworking projects. For first-time students only. NOTE: Wood for the cutting board is provided, but material for different or additional projects will need to be provided by the students.Spring 2026 -
WaitlistLearn to Code: Java Minecraft ModdingSTEAMEver wanted to craft diamonds from dirt, smelt up some bedrock, or add your own custom blocks? Modifications—or “mods”—are one of the coolest things about the Minecraft community. In this class we'll get you started using Java coding to write your own mods using the Forge API.SummerFun! 2026