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Beginning Crochet: Make a Dishcloth
Learn the fundamentals of crochet while completing a simple dishcloth—an ideal first project for true beginners. All required supplies are available at Fiddlesticks with a 10% discount. -
Beginning Knitting: Knit Your First Hat
Learn to knit your very first hat while strengthening your foundational knitting skills. This supportive, hands-on class guides you step-by-step through the entire project. All required supplies can be purchased at Fiddlesticks with a 10% discount. Prerequisites: Knitting 101 or basic knitting skills (cast on, knit, purl) -
Board Development for Nonprofit Organizations
A strong, effective board is essential to the success and sustainability of any nonprofit organization. This two-session workshop equips nonprofit leaders and board members with practical strategies for recruiting, orienting, engaging, assessing, and growing their boards. Participants will gain hands-on experience developing a customized board development action plan that aligns with their organization’s strategic goals—ensuring their board is positioned to provide meaningful guidance, oversight, and support. -
Boys Youth Wrestling
Bemidji Boys Youth Wrestling is for boys in grades PK-5. 6th grade boys will be able to join Bemidji Youth Wrestling once the BMS wrestling season has concluded. Wrestlers must be 4 years old when the wrestling season starts but do not need to be enrolled in a preschool. There is a T/TH option and a M/T/TH option for each age level and season. Only those that have at least one year of wrestling experience will be eligible for the M/T/TH option. T/TH practices are at Gene Dillon Elementary. Grades 4-5 practice from 330-500 and Grades K-3 practice from 500-600. Wrestlers in grades 4-5 will be chaperoned in the Aux Gym from after their dismissal time until practice starts at 330. Monday practices are from 615-745 in the BHS Wrestling Room (combined K-5). For all boys in grades PK-3 that are new to wrestling there is a Mon/Wed section from 500-600 in the Gene Dillon Elementary. All sections are broken up into two seasons. You must register for a season before your child will be allowed to participate. In order for coaches to successfully build on the foundations established during Season 1, wrestlers must participate in Season 1 in order to be eligible to register for Season 2. Exceptions may be made with coach's discretion. Season 1: December 8th - January 22nd Season 2: January 26th- March 5th Registration fee includes T-shirt. Registration for Bemidji Youth Wrestling Tournament will be covered for those registered in Community Ed Youth Wrestling. All wrestlers are invited to Youth Wrestling night on January 29th to watch the BHS Lumberjacks battle the DGF Rebels. Free admission for all youth wrestlers wearing a youth wrestling shirt with paid adult admission. $300 family max; contact Mike Gunkel with Bemidji Community Education for more information: (218) 333-3284; ext 35306 mike_gunkel@isd31.net Parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to attend the parent meeting on December 2nd at 6:30 PM in the Lumberjack Room at Bemidji High School. Participants should wear comfortable, athletic clothing and bring their own water bottle. Wrestling shoes and headgear are recommended but not required. -
Canva for Nonprofits & Non-Designers
This hands-on class is for anyone who needs to make flyers, posters, or social media graphics but has little or no design experience. Canva is a free, easy-to-use design tool, but it can feel overwhelming if you’re new. This course breaks it down step by step at a comfortable pace, with plenty of guided practice. Over four sessions, participants will learn how to use Canva’s basic tools to create clean, readable, professional-looking materials for nonprofits, community groups, or small organizations. No design background is required, and the focus is on practical skills you can use right away. Details: No design experience required Participants should have a nonprofit Canva license set up if they plan to follow along Bring a laptop (limited laptops available if needed) -
Cheer
Our cheer classes are designed to energize and empower students as they learn the exciting world of cheerleading! Participants will build a strong foundation in cheer skills, including arm motions, jumps, chants, tumbling basics, and beginner stunts. Classes focus on teamwork, confidence, coordination, and spirit, all in a supportive and fun environment. Whether your child is new to cheer or looking to improve their technique, these classes offer age-appropriate instruction and plenty of opportunities to shine. Along the way, students will practice short routines, work in groups, and develop strength and flexibility—all while having a blast. Come ready to move, cheer, and build lasting friendships!CategoryView more info -
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Code Championship Tournament Series
Build a computer bot to compete against other coders! Whether you're new or experienced, this is the perfect way to explore competitive coding. No previous coding experience is necessary. The Code Championship Series is four online tournaments hosted on Google Meet. -
Couples and Money
Money can be one of the biggest stressors in a relationship, but it can also become a source of teamwork and trust. This class helps couples build confidence, clarity, and a shared vision around their finances. Learn about money beliefs, healthier communication, clear roles and responsibilities, aligned habits, and practical action steps. If you’re ready to feel more united and in control of your money as a team, this class will meet you where you are and move you forward. -
Cross Country Skiing
The Lumberjack SkiSparks Club meets each Monday after school at Gene Dillon Elementary. Sessions will be lead by experienced volunteer coaches. Participants will learn about cross country skiing and spend time practicing on the trails behind Gene Dillon Elementary. A limited number of rental skis are available. Registration through Community Ed and myxc.org website is required. Program registration $40, Equipment Rental $35.CategoryView more info -
Curling
The Junior curling program is designed for athletes of all levels to learn, train, and excel in the unique sport of curling! Whether you're new to the game, aiming to refine your skills, or looking to join a competitive league, our program offers a welcoming environment and comprehensive coaching that will provide for the curling experience you're looking for.CategoryView more info -
Dance
Unleash your inner dancer in our various dance classes, where movement meets creativity! This class is designed for individuals of all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned dancers. Explore a variety of dance styles, including contemporary, jazz, hip-hop, and ballroom, while improving your flexibility, coordination, and rhythm. Our experienced instructors will guide you through fun and engaging routines that promote self-expression and confidence. Whether you're looking to learn new moves, stay active, or meet fellow dance enthusiasts, this class offers a supportive and energetic environment. No prior dance experience is necessary—just bring your passion for movement and a willingness to have fun!CategoryView more info -
Dance
Dance classes for kids are fun and engaging programs designed to introduce young children to the world of dance. These classes typically focus on foundational skills, movement, and rhythm while fostering creativity and confidenceCategoryView more info -
De-Age Your Brain
Current research shows that lifestyle and diet have a major impact on how the brain ages. Cognitive function—including perception, thinking, and reasoning—can improve at any age. The good news is that there are practical steps you can start today to help brain cells communicate more effectively. In this workshop, you’ll learn which “superfoods” reduce the damaging effects of toxins and inflammation on the brain, which nutrients support memory, attention, information processing, and stress reduction, and simple, easy strategies to help your brain stay healthy and alert. -
Digital Literacy & Professional Tools
Build the skills you need to confidently use technology in everyday life and professional settings. These classes focus on essential digital literacy while introducing practical tools commonly used in the workplace. Learn how to navigate computers and mobile devices, manage files, use email and digital communication platforms, and work with popular software and online tools. Courses also cover internet safety, cloud-based systems, and basic productivity and collaboration tools to help you stay organized and efficient. Whether you’re building foundational skills or strengthening your professional toolkit, these hands-on classes are designed to support learning, confidence, and success in today’s digital world.CategoryView more info -
Discover the Art of Ukrainian Egg Decorating (Pysanky)
Join instructor Mary Morton for a hands-on exploration of pysanky, the traditional Ukrainian art of decorating eggs using the wax-resist (batik) method. You’ll learn to create intricate, colorful designs while discovering the rich history and symbolism behind this centuries-old craft. Pysanky has long been a beloved spring tradition, celebrating new life, renewal, and good fortune. Originally believed to protect against evil, these designs later intertwined with Christian customs, making each egg a meaningful work of art. No prior experience is needed—bring your creativity and curiosity, and leave with a beautiful pysanky to treasure or share! All supplies included. -
Early Childhood & ECFE
Classes are designed for any and all families with children ages birth through 5. At ECFE, we understand that you are your child's first and most influential teacher. Our goal is to support you in your child-raising journey and it is our mission to provide the best possible environment for the healthy growth and development of your child. ECFE offers a variety of classes and you may join a class any time during the school year. As your child is exploring growing independence, these classes will provide opportunities to practice social skills, early literacy and math skills, creative art and more! The classroom will have engaging learning centers that will develop school readiness skills. Parents will have the opportunity to develop connections with other parents, learn how to support your child's needs, gain parenting skills, a positive support system, social skills for your child and a first introduction to school!CategoryView more info -
Enchanted Fairy Garden
In June 2025, a powerful windstorm swept through Beltrami County, toppling over 9 million trees. If one of those blowdown stumps is now part of your yard, why not give it a magical second life? In this fun, hands-on workshop, you’ll transform an ordinary stump into a whimsical fairy hideaway. You’ll begin by creating a charming door and window—sparking endless ideas for future additions. (The fairies, of course, will take care of the rest!) Youth (12–18) and “young at heart” adults; students 9 and under must attend with supervising adult. Note: Additional $5 supply fee due at the time of class to instructor. -
Enchanted Fairy Garden Accessories — Fire Pit, Firewood Bundle, Log Seats, Flower Pot
The popularity of the Enchanted Fairy Garden class has inspired this new series of accessory workshops! Each evening focuses on creating a specific set of additions to your fairy garden—such as bridges, wishing wells, ladders, signs, and more. While it’s helpful to take the original Door & Window class first, it’s not required. Bring your creativity and enjoy a relaxing night of imaginative crafting. Youth (12–18) and “young at heart” adults; students 9 and under must attend with supervising adult. Note: Additional $3 supply fee due at the time of class to instructor. -
Enchanted Fairy Garden Accessories— Bridge, River, Rock Garden, Flower Pot
The popularity of the Enchanted Fairy Garden class has inspired this new series of accessory workshops! Each evening focuses on creating a specific set of additions to your fairy garden—such as bridges, wishing wells, ladders, signs, and more. While it’s helpful to take the original Door & Window class first, it’s not required. Bring your creativity and enjoy a relaxing night of imaginative crafting. Youth (12–18) and “young at heart” adults; students 9 and under must attend with supervising adult. Note: Additional $3 supply fee due at the time of class to instructor. -
Enchanted Fairy Garden Accessories— Mailbox, Ladder, Welcome Sign, Rock Garden, Flower Pot
The popularity of the Enchanted Fairy Garden class has inspired this new series of accessory workshops! Each evening focuses on creating a specific set of additions to your fairy garden—such as bridges, wishing wells, ladders, signs, and more. While it’s helpful to take the original Door & Window class first, it’s not required. Bring your creativity and enjoy a relaxing night of imaginative crafting. Youth (12–18) and “young at heart” adults; students 9 and under must attend with supervising adult. -
Enchanted Fairy Garden Accessories— Wishing Well, Rock Garden, Flower Pot
The popularity of the Enchanted Fairy Garden class has inspired this new series of accessory workshops! Each evening focuses on creating a specific set of additions to your fairy garden—such as bridges, wishing wells, ladders, signs, and more. While it’s helpful to take the original Door & Window class first, it’s not required. Bring your creativity and enjoy a relaxing night of imaginative crafting. Youth (12–18) and “young at heart” adults; students 9 and under must attend with supervising adult. Note: Additional $3 supply fee due at the time of class to instructor. -
Events
Community Education special events are not just about learning—they’re like a party where everyone’s invited! These events offer a lively and social atmosphere, making them perfect for people looking to have fun while picking up new skills. Whether you’re attending a hands-on cooking workshop, crafting unique holiday decorations, or dancing the night away in a salsa class, these events are designed to be both educational and entertaining. The festive, party-like vibe encourages participants to relax, connect with others, and fully enjoy the experience. Community Education special events blend learning with celebration, creating memorable experiences that bring people together.CategoryView more info -
Explore & Play
Families can attend with no registration required. Cost is $5 per time/per family. Come and play in our ECFE classroom and the gym.
