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Historical Martial Arts - Longsword: Advanced
This class is an ongoing Intermediate to Advanced study of the Longsword in both sport and combat techniques as taught in the published works of 16th century fencing master Joachim Meyer (1537–1571) and other related historical texts. This is a hand's on (i.e. - "sword in hand") type of class with some limited academic discussion for context and relevance. Prior Longsword experience is required.Minimum requirements are:* HEMA rated Fencing mask (students/attendees must provide their own protective equipment)* 4+ months of prior Longsword training and/or completion of the Longsword Foundations I class.Instructors are provided by the St. Paul Freifechter, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the study and practice of Historical Martial Arts.For questions - contact SGCoordinator@stpaulff.com
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Future Tiger Basketball Camp (Grades K-4)
This is a great introduction to begin and continue learning the game of basketball. Each student will learn the basic fundamentals of the game: Running, pivoting, passing, ball handling, catching, jumping, and shooting. There will be a lot of shooting and dribbling games along with games of 1 on 1 up to 4 on 4. The High School Boys' and Girls' Varsity Coaches, Bryce Richter and Kynadi Johnson along with assistant coaches will run camp along with current varsity players. Each student will receive a camp shirt and basketball prizes.Scholarship Information:Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.
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Future Tiger Basketball Camp (Grades K-4)
Sports & Fitness
This is a great introduction to begin and continue learning the game of basketball. Each student will learn the basic fundamentals of the game: Running, pivoting, passing, ball handling, catching, jumping, and shooting. There will be a lot of shooting and dribbling games along with games of 1 on 1 up to 4 on 4. The High School Boys' and Girls' Varsity Coaches, Bryce Richter and Kynadi Johnson along with assistant coaches will run camp along with current varsity players. Each student will receive a camp shirt and basketball prizes. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
Getting You BOLD on the Road to SOLD!
Finance & Business
Thinking about selling your home, but not sure where to begin? This class will walk you through the key steps of the home-selling process, including timing, pricing, preparing your home for the market, and strategies that can help you achieve the highest and best possible price in today’s market. You will also gain insight into related parts of the buying process so you can better understand the full picture. Join us on May 5 from 6:30–8:00 p.m. in Room 109 at the Fridley Community Center and leave feeling informed, confident, and BOLD on the road to SOLD!
Fall 2026
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Girls Badminton Camp - NEW Summer Camp (Grades 5-8)
Sports & Fitness
Join this beginner-friendly badminton camp for girls in grades 5–8. Players will learn and practice basic skills, footwork, movement, and simple game strategy through drills, practice games, conditioning, and teamwork activities. This developmental camp offers a fun, supportive environment for students to build confidence, improve skills, and enjoy the game. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
Great Decisions
Instructional
Starting Soon
The Great Decisions Discussion Program is designed to encourage debate and discussion of the important global issues of our time. Developed by the Foreign Policy Association in 1954, the Great Decisions Discussion Program is the longest standing and largest grassroots world affairs educational program of its kind. The program provides materials that help people reach informed opinions on the issues and participate in the foreign policy process. A Briefing Book places the thematic or geographic issue in historical context and provides background, current policies and alternative policy options. Photographs, maps, charts and editorial cartoons illustrate the text. An opinion ballot for the National Opinion Ballot Report accompanies each topic so that readers can express their views. This program meets at 10:00 AM at the Fridley Community Center. Topics are listed below. Please note that subjects are subject to change based on speaker availability. January 21: Trump Tariffs & the Future of the World Economy - Instructor Robert Scarlett February 18: Ukraine & the Future of the European Security - Instructor Todd Lefko March 18: U.S. China Relations - Instructor Edmund Downie April 15: Future of Human Rights and International Law - Ren Bin Lee Dixon May 20: American and the World: Trump 2.0 Foreign Policy - Richard Leitch
Spring/Summer 2026
Gym Games & Relays (Movement & Team Challenge Series) - Grades 1-2
Sports & Fitness
Jump into a fast-paced mix of games, relays, and team challenges that keep everyone moving and having fun! This program introduces participants to a wide variety of gym-based activities designed to build coordination, teamwork, and overall movement skills. From relay races to cooperative games and creative challenges, each session offers something new. Students will work together, problem-solve, and stay active in a positive, encouraging environment. Variety of team-based games and relay challenges Focus on coordination, teamwork, and active movement New activities each session to keep things fresh and engaging No prior experience needed—just bring your energy and willingness to try. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION: Please note that scholarships are ALWAYS available. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for Scholarships. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
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Hey Girl Summer Camp (Ages 10-14)
Enrichment
Join the Hey Girl! Mentor Program – A Summer of Growth, Leadership & Empowerment! The Hey Girl! This Mentor Program is for girls ages 10-14 who are ready to embrace their unique personalities and tackle the challenges of adolescence with confidence. This fun and engaging program will help build self-confidence, empower young girls, and teach essential leadership and responsibility skills. Through team-building activities, self-learning, and discussions about handling life as a young adult, we create an environment where girls can thrive! Program Details: Dates: June 15 - July 2 Time: Monday - Thursday, 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM Location: Fridley High School, Choir Room Meals: Breakfast and lunch provided Afternoon Snack Let’s grow together and become confident, independent leaders this summer! No transportation provided. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
Historical Martial Arts - Longsword: Advanced
Fitness
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This class is an ongoing Intermediate to Advanced study of the Longsword in both sport and combat techniques as taught in the published works of 16th century fencing master Joachim Meyer (1537–1571) and other related historical texts. This is a hand's on (i.e. - "sword in hand") type of class with some limited academic discussion for context and relevance. Prior Longsword experience is required. Minimum requirements are: * HEMA rated Fencing mask (students/attendees must provide their own protective equipment) * 4+ months of prior Longsword training and/or completion of the Longsword Foundations I class. Instructors are provided by the St. Paul Freifechter, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the study and practice of Historical Martial Arts. For questions - contact SGCoordinator@stpaulff.com
Spring/Summer 2026
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Home Alone Camp (Grades 2+)
Enrichment
Is your child ready for the independence of being home alone? Parents need to be sure their children have the skills and maturity to handle the responsibility safely. Whether it is for an hour after school or several hours a day during the summer, being trusted to be home alone can be a positive experience for a mature and well-prepared child. This class for children will address several topics relating to being “Home Alone,” including age guidelines, safe habits, house rules, after school routines, phone calls and door knocks, dog emergencies, personal safety, handling the unexpected, gun safety, severe weather, fire safety, intruders and first aid tips. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. Parents are encouraged to review the take-home information and discuss it with their child.
Spring/Summer 2026
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Horse Back Riding Single Day Camp
Enrichment
Kids will learn what it's like to have a horse for a day! Campers get to ride in the indoor and/or outdoor arenas for 40min-50min (no trails), practice how to steer, stop, turn, and walk on their own. They also might make horse treats, do a craft, and play games. And don't forget the time to meet and care for the horses, which is a big part of ownership! Campers are broken into smaller groups based on similar riding experience and age, which is perfect for both new and more experienced riders! Parent/guardian required to drop off and pick up at Boulder Pointe. For ages 6-17 years old. What to bring? long pants, closed-toed shoes, appropriate clothes for weather inside and outside of barn. No Flip Flops. water bottle/drink/snacks and a lunch sunscreen/bug spray and/or hat depending on weather helmets are provided Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
Instructional
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Intensive Etiquette Class (Adults & Children Combined Class)
Arts & Crafts
This class is designed for adults and children to learn together in a fun, hands-on, and welcoming environment. Participants will practice respectful communication, introductions, table skills, conversation, and speaking in group settings while building confidence and learning how to navigate a variety of social situations with care and respect. The focus is on kindness, empathy, and social awareness, while recognizing that families and communities may have different customs and expectations. Snack demo included.
Spring/Summer 2026
Intensive Sewing Class (Ages 8 and up)
Arts & Crafts
Learn the basics of sewing in a fun, hands-on class for ages 8 and up. Participants will explore both hand-sewing and sewing machine techniques while building skills, trying out projects, and growing their confidence with fabric and tools. This class is a great fit for beginners, whether you are a child, teen, or adult who wants to learn, create, and have fun sewing together. All materials are included.
Spring/Summer 2026
Intro to Acting
Theatre Arts
Step into the spotlight and explore the basics of acting in this fun and engaging class for young performers. Students will build theatre skills through theatre games, improvisation, ensemble-building activities, stage presence work, and scene study. Each participant will be assigned a scene to rehearse, refine, and perform during the final class for friends and family. This class is a great introduction to acting and a supportive way for students to build confidence, creativity, and onstage skills. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
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Intro to Drumset (Grades 5-8)
Music
Get started on the drum set in this hands-on introductory class designed especially for students in grades 5–8. Students will learn proper hand and foot technique, basic rudiments, and how to play drum beats along with music in a variety of styles and tempos. Practice pads and sticks will be provided for use in class, and the instructor will provide the drum set. This class is a fun and supportive way for students to build rhythm, coordination, and confidence while learning the fundamentals of drumming. Scholarship Information: Scholarships are always available for youth camps. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for scholarship information. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
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Introduction to Yoga & Mindfulness (One-Day Workshop)
Fitness
Curious about yoga but not sure where to start? This welcoming, beginner-friendly class is the perfect place to begin. Led by experienced instructor Debomita Basu, this one-time session introduces the foundations of yoga and mindfulness in a supportive, low-pressure environment. Participants will be guided through a gentle flow that focuses on breath awareness, basic alignment, and simple strength-building movements. In addition to practicing together, you’ll leave with practical tools and strategies you can use to build or deepen your own yoga practice at home. Whether your goal is stress relief, increased flexibility, or simply trying something new, this class is designed to meet you where you are. If you’re interested in continuing your practice after this session, participants will have the opportunity to explore additional offerings with long-time Community Education instructor Michael Ledman or continue learning with Debomita Basu at her studio location. Beginner-friendly yoga flow Focus on breath, alignment, and body awareness Mindfulness strategies for everyday use Take-home tools to support your personal practice No prior experience needed. All bodies and abilities are welcome.
Spring/Summer 2026
Kickball & Dodgeball (Active Play Series) - Grades 3-4
Sports & Fitness
Get ready to run, throw, kick, and compete! This high-energy program brings together two classic favorites—kickball and dodgeball—in a structured, supportive environment focused on teamwork, strategy, and active play. Participants will engage in organized games that emphasize skill-building, sportsmanship, and inclusion. Coaches will guide students through game rules, positioning, and teamwork strategies while keeping the focus on fun and full participation. Whether you're diving into dodgeball or rounding the bases in kickball, every session is designed to keep students moving, engaged, and building confidence. Structured kickball and dodgeball games Focus on teamwork, strategy, and sportsmanship Inclusive, fast-paced environment for all skill levels No prior experience needed—just come ready to play. SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION: Please note that scholarships are ALWAYS available. Call Fridley Community Education at 763-502-5100 (option 1) for Scholarships. You can also fill out this form.
Spring/Summer 2026
Korean Sword (Haedong Kumdo)
Fitness
This program is open to ages 12 years old and up or those with permission from the instructor. It utilizes the sword to help students with personal development and leadership skills. It focuses on patterns, fighting drills and target cutting. It is NOT a sport version.
Spring/Summer 2026
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Dushan Hanuska (flickr)
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Kyudo: Japanese Archery-New Students (Ages 15+)
Fitness
Influenced by the culture of Japan’s samurai warriors, Imperial Court, and Shinto and Buddhist traditions, Kyudo is practiced as a means to self-improvement. The non-competitive and introspective nature of Japanese archery allows practitioners to gain insight into their personalities. Individual instruction is given by John and Carly Born, both Renshi 5th dan. Visit www.mnkyudo.org for more information. *Instructors collect an additional $25 to cover the cost of your own practice bow. Annual membership in the Minnesota Kyudo Renmei association is required for returning students. Loaner equipment provided for most adults.
Spring/Summer 2026
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Kyudo: Japanese Archery-Returning Students (Ages 15+)
Fitness
Influenced by the culture of Japan’s samurai warriors, Imperial Court, and Shinto and Buddhist traditions, Kyudo is practiced as a means to self-improvement. The non-competitive and introspective nature of Japanese archery allows practitioners to gain insight into their personalities. Individual instruction is given by John and Carly Born, both Renshi 5th dan. Visit www.mnkyudo.org for more information. *Instructors collect an additional $25 to cover the cost of your own practice bow. Annual membership in the Minnesota Kyudo Renmei association is required for returning students. Loaner equipment provided for most adults.
Spring/Summer 2026
Longsword Foundations 1 (Ages 16 and up)
Fitness
Come learn the basics of fighting with the European Longsword - the same weapon you’ve seen used by people like Geralt, King Arthur, and many Knights throughout history. This class is based on the published works of fencing master Joachim Meyer of Strasbourg (1534-1571) and is taught by a team of instructors from the St. Paul Freifechter. During this 8-week class, you will learn: >The basic and foundational techniques of combat with the European Longsword >Common historical vocabulary and terminology for the principles and techniques. >How to be a competent and safe training and sparring partner. Requirements (i.e. - what *you* need to bring): Comfortable/athletic clothing , Comfortable shoes as each session is 2 hours "on your feet" , Fencing mask, Light leather work/gardening gloves What will be provided: Training swords for use during classes. For questions, please contact: Scott MacDonald SGCoordinator@stpaulff.com 612.210.6500. Class is limited to 10 participants.
Fall 2025
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My Little Horse Camp
Enrichment
This 2 hour camp is designed for adults and children, ages 2-5. Campers will get to ride a real horse in an arena, meet a number of different horses at Boulder Pointe and learn how to groom the horses...all with a focus on safety! In addition, students will do an art project and have an opportunity to make horse treats to feed their new friends. Stations are split into 15 minute intervals to keep everyone engaged. Parents have the opportunity to lead their child on the horse and take photographs as they go. Camps are held rain or shine and parent/guardian is expected to remain with their child during the entire duration of the camp.
Spring/Summer 2026