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Beginning Tap Dance Class
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Beginning tap class focusing on learning beginning tap steps, rhythm & choreography for ages 16 & up. A great fit for anyone looking to learn a new hobby or to get a fun cardio workout. Class will be held at NE Dance Center. 475 Old Highway 8, #290. New Brighton, MN 55112.
Fall 2021

Lefse Cooking
Enrichment

This wonderful Norwegian delicacy is made for banquets, weddings and all special occasions. Learn the finer points in making the dough, baking, storing and of course how to serve Lefse. Plan to sample your fresh, warm creations with traditional fillings plus take home finished Lefse and dough to bake then share with family/friends.
Fall 2021

Lebanese Cooking with Lorie – Pinterest Worthy Baked Kofta and Rice Pilaf
Enrichment

Learn to make a beautiful and tasty Kofta (ground beef with spices) dish and buttery Lebanese Rice Pilaf that you’ll be proud to serve to your family and friends. In class we will prepare the meat mixture, adorn it with veggies and bake/broil it in the oven. We will also make traditional Lebanese Rice Pilaf which will be served with the kofta. Rounding out the class by eating and enjoying our beautiful and delicious creations! ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Lorie Haddad is a Lebanese American who grew up watching and working with her grandmother and other family prepare traditional Lebanese food. She has her own food-related instagram account (lamwowraya) and regularly prepares large meals for friends and family. She is excited to share her cooking hints with you.
Fall 2021

Holiday Cookie Class!
Enrichment

Have a great time creating a variety of holiday and dessert cookies in this tasty class! Krumcakes, Rosettes and holiday favorites are just some of the things we’ll create and take at the class. Expect great recipes plus many tips and techniques that will make your baking a success. Please bring containers to hold your yummy creations to bring home.
Fall 2021
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Winterizing Your Pollinator/Natural Spaces
Enrichment

Winterizing Your Pollinator/Natural Spaces Wednesday, October 13, 2021 6-7:30 pm Council Chambers FREE Join us for a free seminar on putting your pollinator/natural space to bed for the winter…the pollinator-friendly way. Do you plant a cover crop to protect the small animals and insects? Do you till the soil before covering the space? Are there any plants that will help keep the pollinators alive over the winter months. Michaela Neu and Thea Evans will discuss these questions as well as other pertinent ideas to winterizing your pollinator / natural space. Michaela Neu Michaela Neu is the Youth & Community Outreach Specialist for the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization. Her work includes collaborating with partners to provide resources and opportunities to connect audiences to experiences particularly relating to water quality, storm water management and natural resources. She also works to coordinate, in partnership with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, the Mississippi River Green Team, a conservation employment program for teens from North and Northeast Minneapolis. She holds a B.S. in Geography and a M.S. in Natural Resources Science and Management, both from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Thea Evans Thea Evans coordinates the pollinator garden at the University of Minnesota Bee Lab. She has extensive experience with plants and pollinators, including starting a native plant grant program with the Longfellow Community Council, running a native plant landscaping business, and completing a natural resources internship with the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District. For the last several years, she has worked on the Minnesota Bee Atlas project, a citizen science survey of bees in Minnesota. Michaela will present from 6-6:30 and then take 15 minutes of Q&A. Thea from 6:45-7:15 with 15 minutes of Q&A. Any gap time between Michaela and Thea will be used for a short break. Any remaining time following Thea will be final comments from Richard Sonterre, St. Anthony City Code Official, and any last Q&A.
Fall 2021
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