Learn all about clay while creating a variety of projects using both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques. Students can anticipate completing up to 10 unique pieces during the course. June students attend Mon./Wed. June 8th and 10th to craft their items. Items need to dry for a week. Then participants return on Sat. June 20th to glaze their items. Instructor will then fire the items and they will be ready for pick-up after June 22th by appointment. July students attend Tue./Thu. July 7th and 9th to craft their items. Items need to dry for a week. Then participants return on Sat. July 18th to glaze their items. Instructor will then fire the items and they will be ready for pick-up after July 20th by appointment. Course is held at Carmen's Clayground 13537 309th Ave NW, Princeton, MN

DASH Sports Tykes Soccer Camp provides players with an introductory experience to the game of soccer. Key elements of dribbling, passing, and shooting will be taught and practiced. Fun, skill-based games will be played to practice newly learned skills. Athletes should bring a water bottle and wear athletic clothing & shoes (spikes and shin guards optional). Soccer balls are provided. Parent participation may be required.

Looking for a fun introduction to baseball? DASH Sports Tykes T-Ball Camp introduces players to key elements of throwing, fielding/catching, batting, and baserunning. The final day of classes is ‘Game Day’ and athletes will showcase their skills in a game environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle and a baseball glove. Baseballs and bats are provided. Parent participation may be required.

Dancers will learn stretches, strengthen any current skills, learn new skills, and perform a short routine on the last day of class. Families are encouraged to come watch the performance!

Dancers will learn stretches, strengthen any current skills, learn new skills and learn a short routine to be performed the last day of class. Families are encouraged to come to watch the performance!

Join us for a fun morning out visiting some of our local farms! Each visit will include a guided tour and a small hands-on activity. Some farms may have an additional cost for activities, which will be noted below. Many farms also offer goods for purchase, so you may wish to plan accordingly. An email will be sent prior to each visit with any of this information. Please wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes suitable for walking on a variety of terrains. Strollers and wagons are welcome. As these are active, working farms, families should come prepared for allergies, including exposure to bees and other insects. Families may register for one visit or all farm visits. Babies under the age of 1 attend for free. In the event of rain, farm visits will likely be canceled and families will be notified in advance. *Some farms have limited parking areas, so sign up early to secure your spot. Tue. June 23, 11am-12pm - Premier Machine Farm & Carriage, 36959 Xenon St NW, Princeton (Enjoy draft horses, harnessing demonstration, and a horse drawn wagon ride) Thu. June 25, 11am-12pm - Maple Hill Farm, 34525 Tungsten St NW, Princeton (Feed, pet/brush animals on the farm. Enjoy seeing chickens, goats, horses, cows and pigs) Wed. July 8, 10am-12pm - The Snake River Farm, 18251 62nd St, Becker (Bison, cattle, hogs, lambs, horses, one-room school house, farm museum) Thu. July 16, 10-11am - JQ Fruit Farm, 8082 33rd St, Princeton (Additional $4 per pint of blueberries to be paid at farm) (Blueberry picking) Wed. July 22, 10-11am - Wolcyn Tree Farms & Nursery, 34542 Highway 95 NW, Cambridge (Large production Tree Farm) Tue. July 28, 11am-12pm - Mulberry Apiary, 30534 Whiting Cir NW, Princeton mulberryapiary.wixsite.com/mulberryapiary (This farm's focus is on perennial edible food systems: perennial vegetables, fruits, nuts, herbs, honey and edible flowers, along with foraging and regenerative growing.) Wed. August 12, 10-11am - Beezie's Blooms, 10991 Pioneer Dr, Milaca (Additional $5/child or $20/adult for flower arrangement to be paid at farm) (This is a flower farm, so if there is an allergy to bees or other insect bites, please come prepared.) (Flower picking)

Princeton’s Drama Camp is pleased to announce Moana Jr. as this summer’s workshop production. Our Camp Coordinator (Hannah Jenson) and the instructional staff (Justin Boneasera, Gracie Imholte, Alex Frantesl, and Emily Lubenow), are excited to bring this fun Disney story to the Performing Arts Center! Drama Camp is an excellent opportunity for students to create a sophisticated piece of art, collaborate with kids of all ages, work on self-confidence and teamwork, and getting outside of our comfort zones! Camp will feature lessons designed to introduce students to a wide range of theatrical skills like performance, design, direction, writing, and technical theatre through the lens of the show. All of this is done by employing student-driven, project-based learning through an immersive curriculum intended to challenge students academically and artistically. Drama Camp is organized into an all-day, two-week experience for students entering grades 4-9. Younger students (entering gr. 1-3) join for the mornings during the second week. The final morning, camp starts at 10:30am and runs until the show that night at 6:00pm. Students should wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes with socks daily. Participants are expected to bring a bag lunch, morning and afternoon snacks, as well as a water bottle. Dinner (pizza) is provided prior to the final performance. Performance camp t-shirt (provided), blue jeans, and tennis shoes that preferably do not light up should be worn for the Friday performance. Please note: this class cannot be refunded or credited after registration.