Join us for an engaging and informative class designed to help make sense of dementia and the changes that can come with aging. We’ll explore the basics of dementia, discuss the difference between normal aging and dementia, and take a closer look at how visuospatial changes can affect daily life. Participants will be invited to share experiences and questions through guided group discussion, creating a supportive and interactive learning environment. Whether you’re caring for a loved one or simply curious about brain health, you’ll leave with practical knowledge and greater confidence in understanding cognitive changes. This event is made possible by the Minnesota Board on Aging Dementia Grant. Refreshments served.

Flag Football is great for first-time players to learn the basic fundamentals of football. There will be NO TACKLING! Participants are encouraged to wear mouth guards and shorts without pockets for safety reasons. Parent volunteers are needed! We cannot run this program without parents. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact the Community Ed office.

Step into a world of floral artistry at our fresh flower bar with Emily Ebel of Ebel Farms! Select from a vibrant array of blooms and foliage to craft a personalized bouquet that reflects your unique style. Unleash your creativity and design a stunning arrangement to brighten your home or gift to a loved one. Enjoy the therapeutic process of arranging fresh flowers and take home a beautiful, hand-crafted masterpiece. All supplies provided, however, if you have a favorite flower snip/sheer feel free to bring it.

Remember when kids played games without tablets? It was all about BOARD GAMES! Step away from the screen and rediscover classic fun with checkers, Connect 4, Monopoly, Uno, Candy Land, Sorry, Guess Who, Twister, and more!

The summer is a great time to work on your skills without having to concentrate on the big games coming up! These skill sessions will include instruction on ball handling, shooting, passing, and offensive moves. This is a great opportunity to improve basketball skills! **No skills July 4-July 10.** *Must register by June 21st to receive a t-shirt.*

We will be working on ball handling, shooting, and passing as well as playing Popcorn, Number Game, Nebraska, and more! Come ready to have FUN playing basketball with your friends and your Lady Hawks. Please wear tennis shoes. **Must register by June 21st to receive a camp t-shirt.**

If you are considering playing tennis in the fall or have already played, come join the varsity tennis coaches to work on developing your tennis skills! You will learn basic strokes and techniques for the upcoming year. **No skills July 4-10.** Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 9-July 23 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM Windom Park Tennis Courts

Camp will provide hands-on experience working with horses. No experience is necessary, and horses will be provided. Topics covered will include horse safety, grooming techniques, leading and handling techniques,and basic horse care. Participants should bring water, sunscreen, wear long pants, and tennis shoes or hard soled shoes. Sandals or flip-flops are not allowed. Helmets are required and will be provided. Limit of 15 participants.

This Thunder Hawk junior high football camp is open to any students who will be entering 7th or 8th grade in the Fall of 2026. Emphasis will be put on fundamental skills that will apply to any junior high football player at all positions.

Preschool Shrimp: Recommended for ages 4&5, parents are NOT required to be in the water or stay for the lesson. Skills taught at this level include: water adjustment, breath control, floating, kicking, and basic paddle strokes. *Must pass Shrimp before signing up for Tadpole. $35 Preschool Tadpole: Recommended for ages 4&5, parents are NOT required to be in the water or stay for the lesson. Skills taught at this level include: front, back paddle and side paddle strokes, kicking, gliding, rhythmic breath control. Students will perform many skills unsupported and at greater distances. $35

The Major League program is open to boys and girls who were in Grades 4-6 during the 2025-2026 school year. The program includes in-town practices and games, and game days against MRVED towns. Coaches pitch in this program. More emphasis is put on learning fundamentals, playing games, and developing team skills. Bring your glove, bat, and cap. Plastic spikes can be worn – NO metal spikes. Please check the schedule that is handed out during the first week. No ball on June 16 or July 4-10. **Must register by May 25th to receive a team t-shirt.** Practices: Softball Complex, Field 2 (412 S 13th Street) Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 9-July 23 9:00 - 10:00 AM Games (Local and Away): Thursdays, June 18, 25, July 2, 16, 23 Approximately 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (guaranteed minimum of two games per game day) Notify Community Ed. the day before a scheduled game if your child is not attending. Both baseballs and softballs will be used

The Minor League program is open to boys and girls who were in Grades 2-3 during the 2025-2026 school year. The program includes in-town practices and games, and game days against MRVED towns. Baseball/softball fundamentals will be taught and participants will develop team play concepts. Coaches pitch in this program. Bring your glove, bat, wear a cap, and get ready for some ball! Please check the schedule that is handed out during the first week. No ball on June 16 or July 4-10. **Must register by May 25th to receive a t-shirt.** Practices: Softball Complex, Fields 1 and 2 (412 South 13th Street) Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 9-July 23 10:00 - 11:00 AM Games (Local and Away): Tuesdays, June 23, 30, July 14, 21 Approximately 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (guaranteed minimum of two games per game day) Notify Community Ed. the day before a scheduled game if your child is not attending. Both softballs and baseballs will be used