Students in this class will learn all aspects of repairing and rebuilding bikes including gears, brakes, wheel truing and re-greasing. Demonstrations will be done on bikes supplied by the instructor. Basic physics will be explained in the demonstration, including simple machines, gears, levers, and mechanical advantage. Students will work on bikes donated by local police departments and be able to keep the bikes and bring them home after class! The instructor will provide all tools and cleaning materials. Some spare parts will be available for student use. If students wish to buy parts for their bikes, parents can purchase parts on their own or from the instructor at wholesale prices. Don't miss this opportunity to learn an important life-long skill!

Does your child want to stay home alone after school or in the summer? Get your children trained with SafeKids 101 and both of you will feel more confident about their safety at home and in the community. This program is chock-full of important safety principles. This program is a fun way to learn important safety principles for emergencies your children could come across while home alone. Course highlights include: answering the door or telephone, storm and fire emergencies, dog emergencies, stranger danger, basic first aid: burns, wounds, poisoning, and choking emergencies and fun, safe activities to do while home alone.

Experience the magic of reading in the great outdoors with our self-guided Story Strolls in Wayzata City Parks throughout the summer. These interactive experiences allow you to enjoy a featured children's book page-by-page as you stroll through the beautiful scenery. There is no set schedule, so you can drop by and participate whenever it is most convenient for your family. It’s the perfect way to combine a love for literacy with fresh air and active play. We are incredibly grateful and thankful for this generous partnership with Hennepin County Libraries, providing the stories for our Story Strolls and community. Monday, June 15 - Thursday, June 18 at Klapprich Park, title to be determinedMonday, July 6 - Friday, July 10 at Shaver Park, title to be determinedMonday, August 3 - Friday, August 7 at City Hall Park, title to be determined *Registration is not required.

Experience the magic of reading in the great outdoors with our self-guided StoryWalk® at Klapprich Park. Enjoy the beautifully illustrated "Water is Water" by Miranda Paul. This interactive experience allows you to enjoy this featured children's book page-by-page as you stroll through the beautiful scenery at Klapprich Park. There is no set schedule, so you can drop by and participate whenever it is most convenient for your family. It’s the perfect way to combine a love for literacy with fresh air and active play. We are incredibly grateful and extend a special thank you to Carver County Water Management for their generous partnership and for allowing us to share this wonderful story with our community. *Registration is not required.

Focus on kitchen skills, creativity, and food safety - without using an oven or stove. Kids will learn basic kitchen skills like measuring, mixing, and following a recipe while creating delicious no-bake treats such as energy bites, cookies, yogurt parfaits, and overnight oats. All of the recipes will feature whole foods with minimal ingredients. Students will bring some of their creations home. Day of: We will eat our goodies as a snack. Please pack a nut-free lunch and a water bottle. Allergy Info: All recipes are gluten free, dairy free, and vegan. Please notify the instructor if you have any dietary restrictions.