- Adult tennis lessons - Day camps with swimming, hiking, fishing, fire safety, first aid, water and boat safety, severe weather safety, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, flag football and water skiing - Field trips - Kop Farm community garden - Music in the Park free concerts - Overnight camps with fishing - Playground programs - Seasonal events for spring, summer, fall and winter activities - Softball - Tot Lot program - Yoga

Serves as a cultural center for music, dance, theater, exhibitions, public forums, and hosts special events. Public programming designed to educate and entertain. Includes topics such as civic engagement, United States history, Minnesota history, concerts, dance performances, and more. Many events are kid friendly. Visit the website for event dates and times. Museum exhibits and guided tours are also available.

Offers different programming that happens throughout the year such as parades, fairs, concerts, movie screenings, and other special events.

Provides activities and events for community members, including: - Adult and youth sports leagues - Art activities - Health and fitness classes - Nature activities - Winter activities: Ice fishing, ice rinks, ice skiing; sledding, skiing lessons, snowshoeing, and more - Water activities: Beaches, boat launches, boat rentals, fishing, splash pads, swimming lessons, water parks, and more - Youth programs: Early childhood, school-age childcare, teen programs For current activities and events, visit the website: https://www.brooklynpark.org/recreation/

Program services for students including: - Music and Melody Makers - a hands-on introduction to the instruments of the orchestra - Retreat days for each orchestra - Sectional coaching with Minnesota Orchestra musicians and other professionals - Three full orchestras, one string orchestra, and wind orchestra with approximately 400 students participating annually - Three major concerts annually and community concerts at various metropolitan locations - Weekly classes in theory, composition, and solfège

Offers recreational activities for those interested, such as: - Day camps - Indoor softball league and outdoor baseball - Football - Golf - Lacrosse - Music in the Park performances - Outdoor skating rinks and ice skating - Pickleball - Savage senior club which includes card games, refreshments, and socialization - Snowshoe hiking - Soccer camp - Volleyball - Walking programs

Provides programs including: Arts and Crafts: Crafts and quilting group, leatherworking classes, needleworkers group, rock shop (Lapidary) (cut and polish rocks and gemstones), wood shop Cards: Club 500, Social Bridge, Euchre, Hand and Foot Canasta, Hearts, Pinochle - offering tournaments and lessons Education: book club, open tech lab that answers technology questions, senior discussion group that covers a variety of topcs, and writer's club Leadership: 50+ Leaders for individuals interested in planning, developing, and implementing the 50+ Program Mind and Body: Chair Yoga, Dakim BrainFitness System is a computerized program to maintain brain fitness, Gentle Mat Yoga, Low Impact Exercise Class, Walking Club group Music Groups: The Bloomingtones mixed choral group, Classic Country Music Jam musicians, Creekside Crickets band

- Concerts in the Charlson Thun Community Bandstand at Bayfront Park - Field trips - Playground programs including day camps - Preschool programs including day camps - Youth programs including baseball, basketball, soccer, sports camps with volleyball, tennis, and more

- Art Gallery - Performing Arts Series - Jewish Education concerts, lectures, and more - Jewish Film Festival

Artful Aging Residencies: Structured programs led by COMPAS artists who have received additional training to work with older adults. Participants learn new creative skills and produce original work in art forms such as: - Dance - Music - Theater - Visual Art - Writing Each residency begins with an artist meet and greet session and ends with a community celebration showcasing participant accomplishments. The standard format includes: - One planning session with site staff prior to the start of the residency - One meet and greet session - Eight or more artist-led sessions, each lasting 90 minutes to 2 hours Sessions are typically held weekly but can be customized based on the needs of the hosting organization. Residencies can be structured as a camp or a series of classes. Artful Aging Samplers: Standalone or short series workshops led by COMPAS-certified Artful Aging artists. Each session lasts approximately two hours and features a project designed to be completed within that timeframe. Samplers are intended to: - Allow organizations to explore Artful Aging programming - Help communities determine which projects or artists are a good fit - Provide a low-commitment introduction to creative programming - Performances in 55+ Active Independent Living Communities or Older Adult Settings COMPAS artists offer performances that can be scheduled as standalone events or paired with meals and other activities. These performances are suited for various settings and group sizes. They are designed to: - Add energy to quiet days - Entertain large or small groups - Support special events or occasions

- Free public tours of the permanent collection and special exhibitions; private or school group tours by request - Classes, workshops, lectures, concerts/events, and family-oriented programs available for children, school age youth, adults, and older adults - Programs for educators and students, including guided group tours, discovery days, and resources for teachers - Self-guided group activities and online/digital learning resources are also available

Provides activities and events for community members, including: - Adult and youth sports leagues - Art activities - Health and fitness classes - Nature activities - Outdoor concerts and movies - Winter activities: Ice fishing, ice rinks, ice skiing; sledding, skiing lessons, snowshoeing, and more - Water activities: Beaches, boat launches, boat rentals, fishing, splash pads, swimming lessons, water parks, and more - Youth programs: Early childhood, school-age childcare, teen programs For current activities and events, visit the website: https://www.minneapolisparks.org/activities-events/ ?

Helps people develop skills and knowledge to improve their lives and communities. Offers a variety of programs for learners of all ages. Class offerings include athletic/exercise programs, computer classes, driving courses, music and theatre performances, walking programs, weight training, and more.

Provides space and connections for distinctive educational and cultural activity. Depot has six organizations under one roof: - Depot Foundation - Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra - Lake Superior Railroad Museum - Minnesota Ballet - North Shore Scenic Railroad - Saint Louis County Historical Society Rental space is available but limited for small-to-medium sized gatherings

Provides activities and social programs including: - Cards and games - Congregate dining - Crafters club - Health and wellness services: May include foot care, eyewear repair, gardening workshops, and other health-related activities - Live music Click here for additional information on activities, dates, and times