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Holiday Cookie Decorating: Ages 6-AdultIntergenerationalIn partnership with Sticky Fingers Sweets Bakery, come decorate cookies with us! This holiday-themed class will get you thinking and planning for your holiday baking. You will learn some common techniques used to decorate sugar cookies using royal icing. At the end of class, you will have 6 beautiful cookies to take home! All materials needed will be provided. Participants age 9 and under will need to be accompanied by an adult. Gluten and Dairy Free options available at registration.Fall 2026 -
Holiday Gift Making with Kidcreate Studio: Ages 5-12Youth EnrichmentThis is your child’s chance to come and create hand-crafted gifts just in time for the holiday season! Great gifts and keepsakes for any loved one—mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, and, of course, that favorite teacher. Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child.Fall 2026 -
Holiday Wooden Accent Craft: Adult (Adult w/Child Age 5+)IntergenerationalPrepare for the season by crafting unique holiday-themed pieces. In class, you will choose from a variety of colors and patterns. Whether you want to design your own creations or draw inspiration from numerous examples, you'll have the freedom to express your creativity. You'll create three accent pieces to enhance your decor using paint, stencils, and vinyl materials. These pieces make wonderful gifts, ornaments, or cherished keepsakes.This class is flexible for Adults or Adults who wish to bring a child with them, age 5+.Fall 2026 -
Horse Day Camp: Ages 6-15Youth EnrichmentKids will learn what it's like to have a horse for a day! Campers get to ride in the indoor and/or outdoor arenas for 40-50min (no trails), practice how to steer, stop, turn, and walk on their own. They also might make horse treats, do a craft, and play games. And don't forget the time to meet and care for the horses, which is a big part of ownership! Campers are broken into smaller groups based on similar riding experience and age, which is perfect for both new and more experienced riders. Campers need to bring a lunch, snacks, and plenty to drink. Drop off is at 9am and pickup is 3pm. Parents/guardians are not allowed to stay for the day. WHAT DO CAMPERS NEED TO BRING? ● Long pants, closed toe shoes, appropriate clothes for weather inside and outside of barn● No flip flops● Sunscreen/hat/bug spray● Water bottle/drinks/snacks and a lunch● Treats for the horses if you want● Helmets are provided WEATHER: Camps are held rain or shine, as we have an indoor barn and arena. Waiver forms for Boulder Pointe can be filled out here.Fall 2026 -
Indoor Walking in the Schools: All AgesAdult RecreationWalking in the schools is back! Come and enjoy time inside on those blustery winter days or rainy spring days. Get your miles in during our scheduled walking times at Princeton High School or Princeton Middle School. Open to all ages and abilities. Please be courteous of others in the building and custodians who are working. Participants must register and pick up their pass from the Princeton Community Ed office between the hours of 8am-3:30pm, M-F. The office is located at 706 1st Street, Princeton, MN 55371. Park in the lot off of 1st Street and enter door 1. School maps will also be available at pickup. Walking is not available on weekends or 11/24-11/28, 12/24-1/2, 2/16. Princeton Middle School1100 4th Ave N3:45 - 8:00 pm Princeton High School807 8th Ave S3:30 - 8:30 pm **If you already have a pass from last year, you will not need to purchase a new pass. Only new walkers will need to get a pass!** Thank youFall 2026 -
IntergenerationalIntergenerational programs and events designed for all ages. Register as one child, one adult, or an adult and child together. Whether you're joining solo or sharing the experience with someone special, you'll enjoy hands-on learning, creativity, and fun for all ages!Category -
Junior Tiger Basketball Skills: PreK-KYouth RecreationThis section is for both boys and girls entering PreK-K. The goal of Junior Tiger Basketball is to develop boys and girls into basketball players by teaching them the fundamentals of the game through a positive, fun, and enthusiastic environment. Players of all experience levels will have an opportunity to further develop their skills and gain confidence as basketball players. We use a 6.5-foot hoop for our youngest Junior Tigers and work up to an 9-foot hoop for our older participants. Camp is organized by Princeton Boys Varsity Head Coach Brett Cloutier. Students will receive a t-shirt with registration. Important: REGISTER EARLY! Participants who register prior to September 20th are guaranteed to receive a t-shirt. Anyone who registers past this date may not receive a t-shirt.Fall 2026 -
Junior Tiger Boys Basketball League: Gr. 1-3Youth RecreationThe goal of Junior Tiger Basketball is to develop boys and girls into basketball players by teaching them the fundamentals of the game through a positive, fun, and enthusiastic environment. Players of all experience levels will have an opportunity to further develop their skills and gain confidence as basketball players. We use a 6.5-foot hoop for our youngest Junior Tigers and work up to an 9-foot hoop for our older participants. Camp is organized by Princeton Boys Varsity Head Coach Brett Cloutier. Participants will receive a shirt with registration. Important: REGISTER EARLY! Participants who register prior to September 20th are guaranteed to receive a t-shirt. Anyone who registers past this date may not receive a t-shirt.Fall 2026 -
Junior Tiger Girls Basketball League: Gr. 1-3Youth RecreationThis section is for Gr. 1-3 girls. The goal of Junior Tiger Basketball is to develop boys and girls into basketball players by teaching them the fundamentals of the game through a positive, fun, and enthusiastic environment. Players of all experience levels will have an opportunity to further develop their skills and gain confidence as basketball players. We use a 6.5-foot hoop for our youngest Junior Tigers and work up to an 9-foot hoop for our older participants. Camp is organized by Princeton Boys Varsity Head Coach Brett Cloutier. Participants will receive a t-shirt with registration. Important: REGISTER EARLY! Participants who register prior to September 20th are guaranteed to receive a t-shirt. Anyone who registers past this date may not receive a t-shirt.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistLego Club: Gr. 3-5Youth EnrichmentAre you a Master Builder? Put your builder skills to the test and join us after school for weekly build challenges and activities.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistLego Club: Gr. K-2Youth EnrichmentEnjoy building with Legos? Come join us for Lego Club where each week we will have a new challenge to complete as kids learn to make a concept into a reality.Fall 2026 -
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Let's Talk About Medicare: AdultAdult EnrichmentAs you get closer to 65, the amount of information you get concerning Medicare can make the process of applying very confusing. This is an educational meeting about Medicare and Medicare insurance that will answer your questions. We will discuss what Medicare covers, what it costs, and how and when to enroll. We will also review the types of Medicare insurance that are available and the factors to consider when deciding what type of plan is best for you. Optimum ages are 64-67.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistLevel 1 (Intro) Gymnastics: Ages 5-10Youth RecreationThis introductory class is for kids who have 0-1 years of gymnastics experience. This class focuses on: Basic shaping, terminology; Floor - handstands, forward rolls, backward rolls; Bars - front support, cast concepts, tuck swings; Beam and Vault - basic work.If a make up day is needed, they will be rescheduled during the week of February 22nd-26th on their scheduled day at their originally scheduled time.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistLevel 2 (Beginner) Gymnastics: Ages 6-10Youth RecreationPassing Level 1 is a prerequisite. This class focuses on: Vault - handstand flat back, heel drivers, handstand hold against wall; Bars - spotted pullovers, pike & straddle swings, fish taps; Beam - releve walks, scale & arabesque holds, tuck jumps, t-level split handstands on low beam; Floor - cartwheels, handstands, back extension down cheese mat. Gymnasts should bring a water bottle to all practices. Long hair should be secured out of the face. All hair accessories should be soft. Female gymnasts should wear a gymnastics leotard, and spandex shorts or leggings. Male gymnasts should wear tight fitting shirts/shorts. Please no dance leotards that have zippers, bows, tutus, etc.If a make up day is needed, they will be rescheduled during the week of February 22nd-26th on their scheduled day at their originally scheduled time.Fall 2026 -
Level 3 (Intermediate) Gymnastics: Age 8+Youth RecreationPassing Level 2 is a prerequisite. This class focuses on: Vault - handstand flatbacks with repulsion, popups; Bars - pullover from standing, tap swings, glide swings, squat on floor bar; Beam - cartwheels and handstands on low beam, ½ turns, tuck jump ½; Floor - front limber, back limber, split leap 45°, handstands. Gymnasts should bring a water bottle to all practices. Long hair should be secured out of the face. All hair accessories should be soft. Female gymnasts should wear a gymnastics leotard, and spandex shorts or leggings. Male gymnasts should wear tight fitting shirts/shorts. Please no dance leotards that have zippers, bows, tutus, etc. If a make up day is needed, they will be rescheduled during the week of February 22nd-26th on their scheduled day at their originally scheduled time.Fall 2026 -
Level 4 (Advanced Intermediate) Gymnastics: Ages 9-14Youth RecreationPassing Level 3 is a prerequisite. This class focuses on: Vault - arm circle handstand hops to 1” panel, spotted handspring; Bars - undershoot dismount, kip with spot, back hip circle, front hip circle with spot; Beam - cartwheel and handstand on high beam, tuck jump ¾, full turns, wolf jumps; Floor - spotted back walkover, round off with rebound, front walkover step outs, split leap 180° Gymnasts should bring a water bottle to all practices. Long hair should be secured out of the face. All hair accessories should be soft. Female gymnasts should wear a gymnastics leotard, and spandex shorts or leggings. Male gymnasts should wear tight fitting shirts/shorts. Please no dance leotards that have zippers, bows, tutus, etc.If a make up day is needed, they will be rescheduled during the week of February 22nd-26th on their scheduled day at their originally scheduled time.Fall 2026 -
Level 5 (Advanced Gymnastics): Age 8+Youth RecreationCOACH APPROVAL REQUIRED. Register your child based on the last skill evaluation that was completed. To schedule an evaluation please email Jennine Martindale at bri_nine@outlook.com This class focuses on: Vault - handspring and flysprings; Bars - cast above horizontal, kip, flyaway low bar with spot; Beam - front tuck dismount, connected cartwheels, spotted front and back walkovers; Floor - front handspring, standing back tuck off block, switch leap, round off back handspring. Gymnasts should bring a water bottle to all practices. Long hair should be secured out of the face. All hair accessories should be soft. Female gymnasts should wear a gymnastics leotard, and spandex shorts or leggings. Male gymnasts should wear tight fitting shirts/shorts. Please no dance leotards that have zippers, bows, tutus, etc.If a make up day is needed, they will be rescheduled during the week of February 22nd-26th on their scheduled day at their originally scheduled time.Fall 2026 -
Lifeguard Safety Instruction Certification: Ages 15+AquaticsParticipants must be at least 15 years old on the final day of the course and be able to complete 3 swimming pretests: 1. Swim 300 yards: 100 yards front crawl/freestyle + 100 yards breaststroke + 100 yards of choice on front 2. Tread water for 2 minutes, no hands 3. Swim 20 yards, retrieve a bring from 7-10 feet deep, and return to start in under 1:40 Participants will receive instruction in lifesaving techniques and CPR, creating an emergency action plan, and legal issues, among many other skills. Class provides in-water instruction as well as classroom learning that will include videos and homework sheets. At the completion of the class, participants will need to pass a paper exam and a skills exam. Upon passing the exams, students will be certified in both Lifeguarding and CPR for 2 years. *Classes are held both in and out of water *Bring swimwear, dry clothes, and food/snacks for long daysFall 2026 -
Light Up Firefly with KidScientific: Gr. K-5Youth EnrichmentDiscover the magic of circuits as you create a firefly drawing that really lights up! Kids will learn the basics of electricity, combine creativity with science, and bring their art to life. With hands-on experiments, they’ll explore how circuits work and practice the scientific method. This fun-filled class blends discovery, creativity, and learning to spark curiosity! Please pack a nut-free snack and drink for your child.Fall 2026 -
Lighted Sea Glass Whoville Tree Workshop: AdultAdult EnrichmentBring a little Whoville magic to your holiday décor! This 9-inch sea glass tree features frosted green glass and whimsical charm. Perfect for brightening up your mantel, desk, or centerpiece this season.Class is in partnership with Cambridge-Isanti and held in the Cambridge-Isanti High School art room (room 163).Fall 2026 -
Lights, Camera, and Create! with Kidcreate Studio: Gr. K-5Youth EnrichmentLights, camera, action! Get ready for an epic art adventure inspired by the magic of the movies! In this action-packed class, young artists will step into the spotlight as they draw Stitch, create Toothless slime, sculpt Pudge from Lilo & Stitch, and bring other beloved characters to life. Along the way, they'll explore fun and creative techniques that make their art shine like a Hollywood blockbuster!Fall 2026 -
Line Dance Beginner Class: Ages 13-AdultAdult RecreationDiscover how enjoyable and accessible line dancing can be in this friendly class for absolute beginners and those with some experience. We start with the basic steps and gradually build on them to learn a variety of popular beginner line dances. Instruction is clear, steady, and patient, making it comfortable for teens through mature adults. You’ll enjoy a relaxed, social atmosphere with plenty of time to practice and build confidence. Access is provided to online teaching and demo videos for the dances we learn in class. Come have fun, bring a friend, kick up your heels, and let’s dance!Fall 2026 -
MOOO-valous Highland Cow Cake: Ages 8-AdultIntergenerationalCreate an absolutely MOOO-valous Highland cow cake in this fun, hands-on class! Learn simple decorating techniques like piping, texture, and finishing details to bring your adorable design to life.Fall 2026 -
Make Your Own Holiday Floral Centerpiece: Ages 13-AdultIntergenerationalCome and create some festive cheer during this do-it-yourself class. You will make a beautiful, fresh, and long-lasting holiday arrangement to take home for you and your family to enjoy this holiday season!Fall 2026