Join us for the 34th Annual Golden Lake Gallop. The Gallop is open to runners and walkers of all ages. Those who prefer 5K and 10K races, use one or both Gallop races to develop different paces. This is a fun run – no age group divisions. Recognition for top three finishers of each gender in the two, four and .5-mile runs. Race check in at Golden Lake Park Pavilion One, 53 W. Golden Lake Rd. Circle Pines. Pre-Registration Entry Fee: $28 with T-shirt or $18 run only; Race Day Drop In: $20. Include shirt size when registering. To guarantee a t-shirt, participant must pre-register at least one (1) week before race. Limited number of extra shirts available on race day for purchase first come, first served. Registrations taken the day of the event; however, pre-registration preferred. Proceeds help support the Centennial High School Cross Country program. #8500 Schedule: 8:30 am 4-mile run Twice around the lake 9:30 am 2-mile run/walk Once around the lake. Ages 13+, or 12 and under accompanied by an adult 9:45 am 1/2-mile fun run Ages 11 and younger. Course runs around the Golden Lake Park.

Complete this course to get a 10% discount on your auto insurance premiums. Taught as a presentation from a certified instructor, we'll discuss challenges we face as drivers, new road designs, vehicle technology, and updates on current laws. Best of all, there are no written or behind-the-wheel tests. A certificate will be provided at the end of class. The initial 8-hour class requirement has been removed. Participants must repeat the 4-hour class every three years to maintain the discount.

Looking to get moving and have some fun? Join our ADULT TAP CLASS! Focus will be beginner to intermediate levels, but all are welcome. Tap dance sharpens reflexes and improves memory skills and coordination. Classes will work toward establishing fundamental tap movements, vocabulary and will work on basic rhythms and steps that progress into fun dance combinations. Tap shoes are required. Lace up oxford style preferred. Wear athletic shoes if you do not have tap shoes for the first class.

Level up your art skills in this action-packed Anime Intensive! Dive deep into the world of Japanese illustration and learn to draw everything from the adorable Kawaii and Chibi styles to the modern, vibrant styles we see today; all in your own sketchbook. You’ll master the art of expression, learn to sketch gravity-defying hairstyles, and bring characters to life with dynamic imagery. From facial anatomy to expert layering with professional materials, you’ll leave with the tools to create your own iconic characters.

Battle Drones features an exciting combination of aerial acrobatics with an engineering design challenge that will teach participants STEM concepts, teamwork, and how to skillfully fly a drone. In Battle Drones, teams will build robotic launchers designed to fling projectiles at their opponents’ drones. Participants will be guided by experienced camp instructors in how to construct their launchers to maximize projectile speed and accuracy. The camp will culminate in an epic battle where participants will need to pilot their drones to safety by dodging opponent projectiles while using their own launchers to take down opponent drones. The best drone pilots and launchers will emerge victoriously. Participants can purchase a drone (UFO 4000) for an additional $40. Select price at checkout.

Introduction to basic swimming skills for children 8 years and older. Skills taught: general comfort in the water, correct body position, and one pool width each of puppy paddle and monkey airplane soldier. Introduced to front crawl with rhythmic breathing. Advance to Advanced Beginner. Limit 6.

Discover this fun game that teaches the fundamentals of baseball and softball. Hitting, running, throwing, and fielding will be covered. A parent/guardian is required to be on the field participating with their child. Teamwork, sportsmanship and safety will be emphasized. Each session includes instruction time and then the last session there will be game play. Blastbase honks when you jump on it adding to the excitement to make it to first base. Bring a baseball glove and water bottle. Participants will receive a drawstring bag.

Introduction to basic swimming skills for children who are not comfortable in the water or have no previous lesson experience. Participants will develop general comfort in the water, correct body position, front and back floats, and one pool width each puppy paddle and monkey airplane soldier with help. Flotation belts are used to help children gain confidence and independence. Advance to Poly Beginner I. Limit 4.

Preregistration required to attend - no walk ups! The CHS/West Gyms will be open on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights from 7-9 pm for basketball players to practice their skills. A gym supervisor will be onsite for the duration of the open gym. High School coaches may be present on occasion to offer assistance; however, this is not an instructional program - just a chance for athletes to work on their game. Participants will check in each night with the supervisor. Those who are enrolled in Summer Boys Basketball Camp (Course #6154) or Summer Girls Basketball Camp (Course #6105) can register at the reduced rate of $75.

All ages and experience levels are welcome. Don't be nervous or intimidated about doing Shakespeare as we accommodate and teach all levels of experience, and each play will have non-speaking and speaking roles. Grades 6-8 will perform "Shakespeare Tonight"William Shakespeare is the guest on a talk-show as he talks about his famous work and life, we see them created onstage (as well as some Shakespeare Tonight Special Guest appearances). Grades 9-12 will perform "Romeo and Juliet" Adult Alumni 18+ will perform "Julius Ceasar" Performance Day: Friday, July 24. All participants are required to attend from 10 am-8 pm (approx) with lunch and dinner breaks (meals not provided). Dress Rehearsal: 2 pm; Performance: 6 pm. Friends and family are invited to attend either or both performance day events.

The Centennial robotics team, the Centurions, will teach participants STEM skills by designing, building, and programming robots. Leaders from the Centurions will share their knowledge in a fun and supportive environment. Work with 2-3 participants and a LEGO® kit. Develop mechanical, electrical, and programming skills. Put these skills to the test in a fun and supportive robot competition. Parents are welcome to join at 11:30 on the second day for a demonstration. Similar skills will be covered in each class, but you can register for multiple classes if you would like. Beginners and all levels welcome, previous experience not required.

All levels welcome. Youth Enrichment League's Teach It, Practice It, Play It method keeps chess players progressing with 60+ chess lessons and thousands of puzzles, as well as guided games and an end-of-the-week, in-class tournament. Battle summer brain drain.

Join Rachel to learn the soft-slab method of handbuilding while making your very own fairy house for your garden or planter box. You will decorate it as you desire with underglazes, and we will fire it for you to pick up in a few weeks.