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Silk Road Adventure: UzbekistanGeneral InterestsTravel along the Silk Road as we visit the ancient cities of Uzbekistan. Begin and end in Tashkent, the capital city that has reinvented itself after a century of Soviet occupation. Next stop: Samarkand, a city of mosques and madrassas, built in the 15th century by Temur Amir, 14th-century conqueror and modern-day hero of the Uzbeks. Then, join the throngs of holiday-goers for the Goldbroidery Festival in Bukhara to enjoy song, dance, and shopping for treasures. Instructor Bio: June Anderson has visited many “faraway places with strange sounding names” thanks to her son’s career in the Foreign Service, including Uzbekistan twice—once in 2002 and again in 2022.Winter/Spring 2026 -
So You’re Thinking About Leaving Minnesota: An Attorney’s Perspective on How to Do ItGeneral InterestsThinking about leaving Minnesota? Get an attorney’s perspective on the legal considerations, planning strategies, and steps to make a smooth transition while protecting your assets and interests.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Solway ElementaryKids & Company/Summer Kids & CompanyKids & Company Kids & Company is an after school program for students in Kindergarten - 5th grades that need a safe, supervised place after school (until 6:00pm). Our program operates each school day at Bemidji Elementary Schools (Gene Dillon, Horace May, Lincoln, Northern and Solway). Rates: $12/day for Full-Time, $13/day for Part-Time (1-4 set days a week) Registration Fee: $30 Early Release Days: $20 Summer Kids & Company Summer Kids & Co. is an all day child care program for students entering 1st - 5th grades. We are located at Bemidji High School and the program runs 7:30am - 6:00pm, June 15th, 2026-August 7, 2026. Rates: $30/day for Full Time, $33/day for Part time (1-4 set days a week) Registration Fee: $30 **Please note: If your child attends the Summer Learning Program, and needs care after that program ends at 4:30pm, you will need to register them separately for Summer Learning After Care.School Year 2025-2026 Kids & Company/Summer Kids & Company Site -
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Sourdough Bread BasicsFood & DrinkBaking sourdough bread at home means fresh, nutritious, deliciously tangy, and gut supportive bread for a fraction of the cost of similar store-bought breads. Join Kalley’s hands-on class to learn the basics of sourdough bread making, including background on maintaining a starter, ingredients for simple and nutritious bread, and how to work the dough- from mixing ingredients, to a loaf fresh out of the oven! Each participant will receive the following to start them on their sourdough journey: a jar of mature, active sourdough starter to feed and maintain at home, a banneton basket, a dough scraper, a classic sourdough loaf to enjoy, and a packet with class notes, recipes, a sample bread baking schedule, and helpful tips.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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Sports SamplerEach summer Bemidji Community Education offers a Sports Sampler class for kids ages 4-8. This class will give participants the opportunity to learn and play various sports such as soccer, basketball and baseball. Typically, a new sport is introduced each week.Category -
Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck in 2026!General InterestsDo you ever reach the end of the week or month and wonder where your money went? You're earning a decent income, yet the cash flow still isn't there. Join this 1-hour session to uncover why this cycle happens and learn practical steps to break free. Participants will receive a workbook and simple action steps to start building better habits and creating financial breathing room.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Strategic Planning BasicsDigital Literacy & Professional ToolsStrategic planning is a powerful tool that helps individuals, community groups, and organizations set clear goals, make informed decisions, and achieve meaningful outcomes. This hands-on, two-session workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of strategic planning, including creating mission and vision statements, developing goals and action steps, and tracking progress. Participants will leave with practical skills and a draft strategic plan they can apply to their own projects or organizations—empowering them to move forward with clarity and purpose.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Strategies for Controlling WeedsHome & GardenWeeds can be the most frustrating part of gardening! Master Gardener Dan Sherman, along with other Master Gardeners, will share their experience and research on controlling weeds effectively.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Strength & BalanceWellness & RecreationThis 6-week yoga series focuses on building strength, stability, and confidence through accessible yoga practices. Each week introduces poses and mindful movements designed to support core strength, improve balance, and enhance overall mobility. Gentle challenges are offered to help participants safely progress at their own pace. Ideal for all levels, this class provides a supportive space to increase body awareness, reduce the risk of falls, and feel more grounded both on and off the mat. By the end of this series, you’ll leave with tools to carry strength and steadiness into everyday life. Bring: Your own yoga mat.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Swing Into SpringDanceLearn the lively steps and rhythms of Swing dance in this two-session class! Improve coordination, balance, confidence, and social connection while moving to jazz, big band, blues, and rock ’n’ roll music. Perfect for beginners and anyone looking for a fun, social dance experience.Winter/Spring 2026 -
T'ai Chi Chih Beginners IWellness & RecreationWaitlistT’ai Chi Chih is a mindfulness-based moving meditation consisting of 19 gentle movements and one pose. The practice is soft, flowing, and easy to learn, with benefits that may include improved health, better balance and coordination, enhanced peace of mind, and increased joy. This Beginners I session is ideal for new students or returning participants who would like a review. We’ll focus on movements 1–10, with each class including both new instruction and review of previously learned techniques. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Movements are done standing and can be modified as needed. Students may bring a water bottle if desired.Winter/Spring 2026
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T'ai Chi Chih Beginners IIWellness & RecreationT’ai Chi Chih is a mindfulness-based moving meditation consisting of 19 gentle movements and one pose. The practice is soft, flowing, and easy to learn, with benefits that may include improved health, better balance and coordination, enhanced peace of mind, and increased joy. The Beginners II session is designed for students who have previously participated in a T’ai Chi Chih Beginners class. This session focuses on movements 11–19 and the final pose. Each class will include instruction on new movements and review of previously learned techniques. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Movements are done standing and can be modified as needed. Students may bring a water bottle if desired.Winter/Spring 2026
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The Art of Watercolor – Line and Wash Watercolor: Minnesota LadyslipperArts & CraftsPerfect for beginners or anyone curious about watercolor painting! Learn essential techniques and complete a beautiful project during class. You’ll leave with the skills and confidence to continue painting on your own at home. Note: Additional $25 supply fee is due at the time of class, payable directly to the instructor.Winter/Spring 2026 -
The Art of Watercolor – Line and Wash Watercolor: Spring RobinArts & CraftsPerfect for beginners or anyone curious about watercolor painting! Learn essential techniques and complete a beautiful project during class. You’ll leave with the skills and confidence to continue painting on your own at home. Note: Additional $25 supply fee due at the time of class to instructor.Winter/Spring 2026 -
The Blizzard BunchFood & DrinkCelebrate our sparkly arctic friends in this fun, hands-on cookie decorating class! Learn to decorate six cookies using royal icing in bright, cheerful colors. Perfect for beginners and cookie lovers alike. Please bring: An apron or smock to protect your clothing. Middle school and up with a chaperone.Winter/Spring 2026 -
The Special Needs Trust: Estate Planning for Grandparents, Parents, and Families with Special Needs MembersGeneral InterestsLearn how to plan for the future of a loved one with special needs. This class covers the structure, benefits, and legal considerations of special needs trusts for grandparents, parents, and families.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Thyroid: Things You Need to KnowWellness & RecreationIf you currently take thyroid medication but are still experiencing weight gain or a variety of other symptoms, there’s more you need to know. Common issues include fatigue, weight gain, depression, anxiety, rising cholesterol, difficulty focusing, thinning hair, digestive problems, abnormal blood pressure, reduced sex drive, and heart palpitations. In this workshop, we’ll discuss the five key measurements that are often overlooked, why the #1 thyroid replacement may not be helping, foods that help or hinder thyroid function, commonly misunderstood rules about how and when to take thyroid medications, and environmental triggers to discuss with your doctor. This workshop is informational only and is not a substitute for the advice of a qualified medical professional.Winter/Spring 2026 -
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NewUnified DanceUnifiedDance class with no limits! This dance class will promote students creativity, increase in fine motor skills, develop friendships, gain social skills and confidence in a nurturing environment. These classes will cover ballet, jazz, hip hop, and creative movement in just six class sessions. The class will wrap up with a short performance will be opened for guests to see the knowledge the students have learned. All choreography will be age and ability appropriate. This class is open to ALL students. In order to create a balance of participants with and without disabilities there are two sections for each age group. Please register for the appropriate section.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Vegetables in ContainersHome & GardenVegetables can be easy to grow in containers! Master Gardener Dan Sherman, along with other Master Gardeners, will show you how they grow vegetables successfully in containers.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Vitamins & Herbs: Facts and FallaciesWellness & RecreationConfusion abounds about vitamin supplements—do you need them? Which ones are best? How do you choose? In this workshop, you’ll learn the seven guidelines that determine whether a supplement is well-balanced or a waste of money. (The instructor does not sell any supplements.) We’ll also review current research on antioxidants, phytochemicals, anti-aging nutrients, colloidal and chelated minerals, sustained-release formulas, and popular supplements such as collagen, glucosamine chondroitin, melatonin, ginkgo, ginseng, and echinacea.Winter/Spring 2026 -
Walking ClubWellness & RecreationJoin Community Education's Walking Club to enjoy a convenient and comfortable walking experience indoors at the Bemidji High School Inside Track, located in the upstairs gym. To participate, make sure to wear your membership card, which can be collected at the Bemidji Community Education front desk at 3300 Gillett Dr NW. Your membership card is valid for the School Year 2025-2026, from October through May. The track is open for walking Monday through Friday from 6:00 am to 7:30 am and 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm, as well as Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, with occasional exceptions noted on the monthly calendar. This calendar is emailed to registered members each month and is also available on the website, homepage, and Facebook page. Please note that the Walking Club is not available on non-school days or during home activities.Winter/Spring 2026