Learn the sport of BMX Bike Racing! Rum River BMX is the #1 indoor facility in the country. Unlike traditional sports, in BMX, no one sits on the bench! BMX riding is a great way for kids and adults to stay active, build confidence, develop important life skills, connect with others, and have fun. This session will cover BMX fundamentals including “What is BMX racing?” racing bike types, BMX terminology, and BMX safety. Also, the most important lesson, how to RIDE LIKE THE WIND! Students will receive hands-on riding instructions and will practice their new skills on the BMX track. This course is designed for new riders (novice) who are interested in the sport. If you can pedal your bike without training wheels, you can take part in this class. No special bikes are required, if it has wheels, a few adjustments and we will make it work for this class (your bike will need to have the reflectors, kickstand, chain guard, and pegs removed). If you do not have a bike, we have a fleet of HARO race bikes available at the track for use on a first come, first served basis. A full-face helmet is recommended, as helmets are required. You must wear long pants, a long-sleeved shirt and close-toed shoes. Check-in is from 5:30 to 6:00pm and class is from 6:00 to 7:45pm.

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. Thursday students attend Thursday, Sept. 24th and Oct. 1st to craft their items. Items need to dry. Then participants return on Oct. 15th to glaze their items. Instructor will then fire the items and they will be ready for pick-up after Oct. 22nd by appointment. Saturday students attend Saturday, Sept. 26th and Oct. 3rd to craft their items. Items need to dry. Then participants return on Oct. 17th to glaze their items. Instructor will then fire the items and they will be ready for pick-up after Oct. 24th by appointment. Course is held at Carmen's Clayground 13537 309th Ave NW, Princeton, MN

You will find that martial arts training helps build good kids into great kids by teaching them to work towards goals, increasing their self esteem, and learning respect for themselves and for others. Your children will learn in a safe, supervised environment with our trained instructors who are specialists in keeping kids motivated and interested while they're learning self defense techniques that can last a lifetime. Located at Professional Karate Studio (PKS), 119 N Rum River Drive, Princeton.

You will find that martial arts training helps build good kids into great kids by teaching them to work towards goals, increasing their self esteem, and learning respect for themselves and for others. Your children will learn in a safe, supervised environment with our trained instructors who are specialists in keeping kids motivated and interested while they're learning self defense techniques that can last a lifetime. Located at Professional Karate Studio (PKS), 119 N Rum River Drive, Princeton.

Swing dancing has appealed to generation after generation. It is a versatile, fun, energetic dance that came out of the Savoy Ballroom in the 1930s. It has many styles and variations from simple patterns to very complex patterns and rhythms. The music ranges from Big Band to Current Rock. We will focus on two Styles of Swing: East Coast and Jitterbug.

Young athletes will focus on developing soccer skills through various drills, games such as tag (yes, tag helps grow sport skills!), and, of course, playing soccer! Tennis shoes are required and shin guards are optional.

Young athletes will focus on developing soccer skills through various drills, games such as tag (yes, tag helps grow sport skills!), and, of course, playing soccer! Tennis shoes are required and shin guards are optional.

Building a custom home is a major investment, and the process is more complex than most homeowners expect. This short class breaks the journey into clear phases, helping you understand what happens when, what decisions matter most, and how to plan smarter from the start.

Princeton Community Ed is committed to removing financial barriers so all students and families can access the programming we offer. This is our third year hosting a fun Family Pizza and Bingo Night to raise money for our CE Scholarship Fund to unlock Community Ed opportunities for families who have financial need. Proceeds from this event will help individuals and families enjoy our programs. This is a family-friendly event! Sign up with your family and friends, come wearing your costumes if you'd like, and take a fun photo at our selfie station! Doors open at 6:00pm for photos, food, and to get your Bingo cards. Bingo will start at 6:30pm. The $15 registration fee covers 1 slice of pizza (gluten free available), 1 beverage (bottled water, juice, or soda) and 1 Bingo card which will cover all rounds. You will be able to switch out your card between rounds if you wish. We will play a minimum of five rounds. A preschool-aged Bingo will also be available for younger kids. Prizes will be awarded to all Bingo winners! Please bring extra cash if you'd like to: Play more than one card at a time. $5/additional card (good for the whole night) Buy concessions. Items range from $1-$3. Buy raffle tickets for a chance to win larger prizes. Raffle tickets are $1/ticket. Pre-registration is required to ensure we have enough space and pizza. If you or your business are interested in donating gift cards, new toys, or other fun prizes for our fundraising event, please reach out to our Community Ed office at ce@isd477.org or 763-389-6198.

Ready, aim, launch! Step into the world of ballistics and structural engineering in this high-energy, hands-on STEM workshop. In Candy Corn Catapults, students become "Siege Engineers" as they design, build, and calibrate their very own desktop launchers. The mission? To successfully navigate the physics of flight and land a "harvest" of candy corn directly into a series of bubbling cauldrons. It’s a race against gravity and a test of architectural strength!

Participants will learn about clay and explore how to create fun and functional art using hand-building techniques. There will be two sessions-one for making up to 10 items, and the second session will be for glazing and assembly of projects. Section 1: students attend October 5th to craft their items. Items need to dry. Then participants return on Oct. 12th to glaze and assemble their items. Instructor will then fire the items and they will be ready for pick-up after Oct. 19th by appointment. Section 2: students attend November 9th to craft their items. Items need to dry. Then participants return on November 16th to glaze and assemble their items. Instructor will then fire the items and they will be ready for pick-up after Oct. 23rd by appointment. Please note: there is no wheel-throwing in Ceramics for Fun. If you are interested in wheel-throwing too, please see our Beginner Ceramic Workshop classes. Course is held at Carmen's Clayground 13537 309th Ave NW, Princeton, MN

Take your love of chocolate to the next level! In this hands-on class, you’ll learn to craft decadent chocolate ravioli filled with rich fillings and finished with irresistible sauces, transforming dessert into an unforgettable treat. You will take home a tray of these yummy ravioli.

This program will help you build muscular strength, explosive speed and agility, and lasting muscular and aerobic endurance. All fitness levels are welcome and will benefit! This section is available for boys and girls.

In this class, kids will explore a variety of techniques, materials, and styles as they sculpt a whimsical clay paintbrush, paint a playful "peek-a-boo" rainbow scene, “cook up” a mini cake, and much more! Every day is a new artistic adventure, so come ready to have a colorful, hands-on, and totally fun time in this exciting class!

This camp provides players with a well-rounded basketball experience covering a broad range of skills training and skill-based games. Players will be taught how to properly shoot, pass, dribble, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Camps ends with scrimmages/games on the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle. Balls are provided.

This camp provides players with a well-rounded basketball experience covering a broad range of skills training and skill-based games. Players will be taught how to properly shoot, pass, dribble, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Camps ends with scrimmages/games on the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle. Balls are provided.

This camp provides players with an introductory experience to the great game of basketball through fun skill-based drills and mini-games. Players will be taught how to properly dribble, pass, shoot, and play defense in a fun and positive environment. Athletes should bring a water bottle, and wear athletic clothing and shoes. Balls are provided. Parent participation is required for the 2-3 year old age group and recommended for 4+.

DASH Sports Flag Football Camp provides players with a well-rounded football experience in a little to no contact safe environment. Key elements of passing, catching, rushing, and defense will be taught and practiced, and players will be grouped and challenged at an appropriate level in a fun, positive environment while learning values of ‘Respect, Hustle, and Pride’. Camp ends with a scrimmage the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle (spikes/cleats and mouthguards are optional). Footballs and flag belts are provided. Classes may be combined with other age groups to meet enrollment minimums to run class.

DASH Sports Flag Football Camp provides players with a well-rounded football experience in a little to no contact safe environment. Key elements of passing, catching, rushing, and defense will be taught and practiced, and players will be grouped and challenged at an appropriate level in a fun, positive environment while learning values of ‘Respect, Hustle, and Pride’. Camp ends with a scrimmage the final day. Athletes should bring a water bottle (spikes/cleats and mouthguards are optional). Footballs and flag belts are provided. Classes may be combined with other age groups to meet enrollment minimums to run class.