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Coffee Talk- Get Back to ExerciseCoffee TalksLearn about exercise to help mobility, function, and preventing falling. Reap the benefits by developing a simple routine focused on a few exercises. Presenter Dr Jena from Fyzical Therapy and Balance CenterSummer 2026
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Coffee Talk- Overview of Senior LivingCoffee TalksBeyond Your Home- Basic Senior Living Overview for Examining Your Next Steps You’ll hear a general working overview of senior living options, and you’ll become better oriented and confident in examining the marketplace. Presenter: Greg DeMarco Sponsor: Choice Connections Local Senior Living Advisors.Summer 2026 -
Coffee Talk-Navigating Support ResourcesCoffee TalksStart the conversation with your loved ones. Home care services work with you wherever you call home. We'll hear about non-medical home care resources and services that make life easier for seniors and their families. As your needs change, your services can too. We'll talk about cost, payment options, types of services and more. Then we'll address the many myths around hospice care. Hospice is not about giving up. As we learned through President Jimmy Carter, it's about living your life to the fullest with the time you have left. Learn when, where, and how hospice can support you. Join us and invite your loved ones to attend with you. Presenters: Deanna Bienniek of St Croix Hospice and Melissa Leick of InHom Senior CareSummer 2026
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Coffee Talk-Stroke PreventionCoffee TalksThis talk will look at the signs, symptoms and possible causes of stroke and preventive approaches. Presenter Sheila Rahimi became interested in health strategies after losing her mother a few years ago. Her work spans biochemistry and biotechnology. She is the recipient of the University of Minnesota Academic award in Chemistry, honoring educational excellence and discovery-driven research.Summer 2026 -
Coffee Talk-You Don't Know What You Don't KnowCoffee TalksDecisions facing seniors and their adult children can have significant financial and emotional impacts. Seeking guidance from the right resources can help. Sometimes, no matter how well you plan, you can be taken by surprise. Jeanne McGill, Certified Preplanning Specialist and Mary Frances Price, Elder Law Attorney, share real-life stories that provide valuable insight to help you make better and more informed decisions. Sponsor: The Timbers of Apple ValleyWinter-Spring 2026
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Coffee Talk-You Don't Know What You Don't KnowCoffee TalksDecisions facing seniors and their adult children can have significant financial and emotional impacts. Seeking guidance from the right resources can help. Sometimes, no matter how well you plan, you can be taken by surprise. Jeanne McGill, Certified Preplanning Specialist and Mary Frances Price, Elder Law Attorney, share real-life stories that provide valuable insight to help you make better and more informed decisions. Sponsor:Summer 2026
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Coffee TalksCoffee Talks are free information sessions provided at the Burnsville Senior Center. We ask you to register for each talk you'd like to attend so the presenter and we can better plan.Category -
Colorful Critters3D Discover, Dream, Do!A sweet and lively pastel workshop for animal lovers! Students create whimsical bees, expressive frogs, a striking owl, a bright duck, and more while exploring blending, texture, layering, and bold color. A frame-worthy masterpiece every day.Summer 2026 -
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Community Education DonationsCommunity Education DonationsAfter selecting "Enroll Now" you will be able to choose to donate to a variety of programming within the Community Education Department with multiple donation options of $25, $50, $100, and "Other". The programming includes: Community Education Department BrainPower Elementary Chess Club Secondary Chess Club District Wide Chess Club Burnsville Senior Center General Donations Burnsville Senior Center Quilters Community Engagement Thank you for your consideration!Activities -
Community Education DonationsCommunity Education DonationsAfter selecting "Enroll Now" you will be able to choose to donate to a variety of programming within the Community Education Department with multiple donation options of $25, $50, $100, and "Other". The programming includes: Community Education Department BrainPower Elementary Chess Club Secondary Chess Club District Wide Chess Club Burnsville Senior Center General Donations Burnsville Senior Center Quilters Community Engagement Thank you for your consideration!Activities 2627 -
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Community Matcha ExperienceCooking SchoolThis class is designed for everyone! Together, we’ll journey through the history of matcha and explore how it’s grown, processed, and prepared. You’ll have the opportunity to taste a variety of matcha and other powdered teas, learning how to recognize their unique qualities and differences. No supplies are needed. However, if you have a tea bowl (chawan) or tea whisk (chasen), feel free to bring them along!Winter-Spring 2026 -
Conquer Ninja Rec TeamNinja Warrior TrainingAge 6-9 Ninja Obstacle Training is extremely popular with kids and is a fun, unique way to develop confidence, strength, endurance, balance, and friendships! Sign up today to see how Ninja is easily one of the fastest growing sports today! Not only is it the fastest growing sport, but it is the fastest growing cross-training sport, as well. Athletes benefit from training in agility, power, perseverance, and resilience; attributes that all athletes strive to improve. Our Conquer Rec Team is designed for youth of all experience levels. During their weekly practice, our Rec Team will practice on real obstacles inspired by the TV show, such as warped walls, salmon ladders, tilting ladders, and so much more. Rec Team members will learn styles and techniques to develop their ninja skills with more than 40 different obstacles! This eight-week Rec Team consists of six practices and two competitions (on week four and week eight).Summer 2026 -
Content Creation for Cash: Social Media Writing that Works Online via ZoomTechnology & DevicesHarness the power of social media to grow your audience and boost your brand—one post at a time. This dynamic class dives deep into crafting scroll-stopping content tailored for each platform, from Instagram reels to Twitter threads. Learn how to write engaging captions, spark viral shares, and use storytelling to build authentic connections that keep followers coming back. You’ll also discover savvy strategies to turn likes and comments into real income by monetizing your social presence like a pro. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. The webinar login information will be emailed the day before class. LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education.Summer 2026 -
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Cooking Up Spanish: A Taste of Spanish Through Food LIVE OnlineLanguage and CommunicationSpice up your Spanish skills in this fun and interactive class centered around food and cooking! You’ll build practical vocabulary and conversational confidence through learning food and drink vocabulary and practicing kitchen conversations to following recipes and cooking together. Along the way, discover traditional Hispanic dishes and the rich culinary culture behind them. Perfect for food lovers looking to bring flavor to their Spanish. Open to new and previous Spanish conversation participants. While the class is open to all levels, basic Spanish skills will be helpful. Online portal resources and practice tools included with tuition. Zoom link emailed to participants 24-48 hours before first class. Basic computer experience and the ability to access zoom is required.Winter-Spring 2026 -
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Crafters GroupClubs and Common InterestsJoin this community minded, social group of crafters who make special projects for people who receive meals on wheels, and those who live in skilled care facilities, and health care centers. Group meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday from 9 am-12 pm.Activities 2627 -
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Crazy for HorsesEnrichmentGive your child a fun and safe introduction to the world of horses! In this three-day, half-day camp, participants will learn the basics of horse care and experience beginner riding in a supportive environment. Snack and all craft supplies provided. Camp highlights include learning how to brush, bathe, lead, and safely handle a horse, introductory riding lessons, and daily horse-related activities, crafts and games. Build confidence, responsibility, and comfort around horses. Check your confirmation email for the Horse Camp email waiver, which must be completed and turned in to camp staff. Camps are held at Capall Stables, 4804 Clearwater Trail, Lonsdale. Parents are responsible for transportation to and from the stable.Summer 2026 -
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Creatures of the Deep: Sea AnimalsEnrichmentThis hands-on class will feature two recipes from the deep sea! So tasty you will want to dive right in! All supplies are included. On the Menu: Octopus Quesadillas, Shark Bait Ice Cream FloatsWinter-Spring 2026 -
Starting SoonWicked Sushi (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Crepes: The "Do-Ahead" WrapCooking SchoolCrepes are an easy, impressive do-ahead dish. We will prepare Chicken Divan (chicken with broccoli and cheese sauce) for our main dish. We will follow with Cheese Blintzes served with Apricot Sauce and Mushroom Crepes with Sherry Sauce. Orange Crepe Suzette, Italian and Sicilian Cannoli, Flaming Crepes and other desserts will round out our selections. By the end of the class, you will be an expert in making the perfect crepe including flipping them!Winter-Spring 2026 -
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CribbageLet's Play!Drop in to play Cribbage. The games play from 9:30 am- 12:30 pm right outside of Conference Room 1. Cost $1.00 is payable to the Cribbage Volunteer Coordinator each day you play.Activities