RecConnect BlaineParks.com
Shelters can be rented for groups of up to 150 people. These shelters are perfect for graduation parties, family reunions, team picnics, birthday parties, and more. To reserve, visit BlaineParks.com/Register or come to the Customer Service Center at Blaine City Hall. Payments must be made at the time of reservation. See the website for park shelter policies and rules.
Half Day: 9am-2pm or 3-8pm Full Day: 9am-9pm
Groups of 150+: Refundable Special Event Deposit Fee of $250 and a Non-Refundable Special Event License Fee of $50
Aquatore Park
9191 Lincoln Street NE
Amenities:
• Large playground
• Restroom building
• Electrical outlets
• Softball fields
• Open play space
• Large shaded areas
• Near Fogerty Arena
Fees (sales tax not included)
Half day $125 res; $170 nr
Full day ................................. $180 res; $240 nr
Bandshell at Aquatore Park
9231 Lincoln Street NE
Amenities:
• Restrooms
• Lighted Stage
• Meeting Space
• Audio Visual Equipment
• Electrical Outlets
• Serving Areas
• Lawn Space
Fees (sales tax not included)
Full day - 9am-9pm ...$1,500 res; $2,000 nr
$1,000 refundable deposit required
No online reservations at this time, call 763-785-6164
Lakeside Commons Park
3020 Lakes Parkway NE
Amenities:
• Concessions
• Playground, beach, and splash pad
• Restroom building
• Grills
• Electrical outlets
• Boat rentals
• Fishing dock
• Volleyball court
Fees (sales tax not included)
Half day ................................. $125 res; $170 nr
Full day $180 res; $240 nr
Daily parking ................ free res; $10 nr/car
May 27-Aug 24
Seasonal parking ........................ $30/nr/car
Tom Ryan Park
10802 Town Square Drive NE
Amenities:
• Fountain
• Open play space
• Veterans Memorial (rental groups must be respectful of memorials)
Fees (sales tax not included)
Half day
$225 res; $270 nr
Full day ................................. $400 res; $450 nr
$750 refundable deposit required
Lakeside Commons Park & Beach
3020 Lakes Parkway NE Beach Open Until August 24
Hours
Beach and Splash Pad .............................................................................................. 10am-8pm
Boathouse ........................................................................................................................11am-5pm
Park ...................................................................................................................................... 5am-9pm
Picnic Shelter 5am-9pm
Rentals - Available for rent (18 and older) during boathouse hours.
Kayaks (one, 2 person; two, 1 person) and Canoes ............... $7/hour; 2 hour max
Parking Permits - Parking permits are required for all Lakeside Commons Park users during the beach season. Permits are available at the park daily 10AM-5PM.
Blaine residents ..................................................................... free w/proof of residency Non-residents ........................................................................... $10 daily; $30 season pass
Swanson Dog Park at Aquatore Park
9150 Central Avenue NE Open daily, year round from 5am-10pm
Park Amenities
• Fencing
• Separate large and small dog areas
• Shelter with heater/power
• Picnic tables
• Clean bag containers
• Drinking fountains
• Security light
Rules are posted at BlaineParks.com/SwansonDogPark.
Disc Golf at Lochness Park
11121 Lexington Avenue NE
9-Hole; Open sunrise to sunset
Disc golf is a fun activity for participants of nearly all ages and abilities. Simply throw a disc toward a designated basket and like golf, count one point for each throw. Lowest score wins. Lochness Park’s disc golf course has three different tee boxes suitable for beginner, intermediate, and advanced players. Disc rental is available through the parks and recreation office. Play is on a first come, first serve basis.
For more information, visit BlaineParks.com/DiscGolf or call 763-785-6164.
Tennis & Pickleball Courts
Aurelia Park* ....................................................................... 91st Avenue & Jefferson Street
Austin Park* ..................................................................................... 85th Lane & Brant Street
Blaine High School 12555 University Avenue
Carrara East Park* ..........................................................Eldorado Street & 131st Avenue
Centennial Green Park* ........................................................... Austin Street & 99th Lane
Hidden Ponds Park* ............................................................................. 11465 Polk Street NE
Jim Peterson Athletic Complex ........................................................... 12302 Cloud Drive
Lexington Athletic Complex* ............................................................ 4286 - 121st Avenue
Roosevelt Middle School ............................................................................. 650 Main Street
Territorial Park* ............................................ Jefferson Street South of Territorial Road
Westwood Park ..................................................................... Able Street & 88 1/2 Avenue
Xylite Park 9033 Xylite Street
For more information, visit BlaineParks.com/ LakesideCommonsPark
*Pickleball Courts - For more information, visit BlaineParks.com/ Facilities or call 763-785-6164.
Flashlight Pumpkin Hunt
Friday, October 24 7-8:30pm
Tom Ryan Park, $25 res; $30 nr
Ages 10 and under w/parent/adult
Pumpkins are hiding and waiting to be found at Tom Ryan Park. Children along with their parents can search the grounds for one pumpkin of their choice, celebrate under the stars with a family friendly DJ, make s’mores, and play Halloween games. Fee includes a treat bag, one pumpkin, one craft, and refreshments. Come in a costume for the costume contest and bring a flashlight. Registration is required. Max 150. Registration deadline is October 11 or when spaces fill.
BlaineParks.com/SpecialEvents
Saturday, November 8 5-7pm
Blaine City Hall, $25 res; $30 nr Ages 10 and under w/parent/adult
Your little princess or prince can see Cinderella and her friends at the Princess and Prince Party. Come enjoy crafts, photo opportunities, tattoos, games, refreshments, face painting, a DJ, and lots of dancing. Come in your favorite princess or prince costume and do not forget your camera. Event held inside at Blaine City Hall. Max 120.
Music
Thursday, November 27
8am Registration | 9am Race Starts
$25 adult; $15 youth includes t-shirt
Sign Up at BlaineMN.gov/Register
Come join us for a casual walk/run 5K around TPC Twin Cities golf course. It is a great way to start Thanksgiving Day by burning calories ahead of the big meal. Fee includes a T-shirt. This event is in collaboration with the TPC Twin Cities. Toys for Tots Fundraiser!
Live Music with Red SwingRockBand 4-6pm
Sunday, November 30, 4-6:30pm Blaine City Hall
Featuring: Bonfires with S’mores, Santa, Live Reindeer, Winter Wonderland Walk Live Music with Red Rock Swing Band from 4-6pm
Sponsored by Blaine Festival, Crooners, Magnifi Financial, Old National Bank, Gateway Fiber
Kids Shopping Event
Sign up for the kids shopping event starting at 2PM. Are your kids looking for gifts for family members and friends this holiday season? Personal shoppers will help your child pick out the perfect gift. Gifts range from $1-$15, gift wrapping included.
Registration is required for a 15-minute time slot. No walk-ins will be accepted for the shopping event.
Dance
Mommy and Me
ages 0 to 2 w/parent/adult
Parents and tots enjoy an exercise/activity class together. Rockin’ tots enjoy playful songs, fun with props and tumbling. Dads are welcome, too! Our instructor will guide parents and children through play and exercise activities. Please wear comfortable attire and clean tennis shoes or ballet slippers. This class is perfect for children not ready to separate from Mom or Dad. Max 12.
Wednesdays, October 1-November 5 ...................... 5-5:30pm
$50 res; $55 nr
Kidlets: Intro to Dance
ages 2 to 3
A delightful introduction to the art of dance with ballet basics, creative movement, fun with props and tumbling, all in a professional dance setting. Please wear a leotard (skirt attached is acceptable if not too long) or exercise/ comfortable stretchy attire and ballet slippers. This class is perfect for the child who is comfortable separating from Mom or Dad. Max 12.
Wednesdays, October 1-November 5 ...................... 5-5:35pm
$55 res; $60 nr
Kidance: Intro to Dance
ages 4 to 5
A delightful introduction to the art of dance with ballet basics, creative movement, fun with props and tumbling, all in a professional dance setting. Please wear a leotard (skirt attached is acceptable if not too long) or exercise/ comfortable stretchy attire and ballet slippers. This class is perfect for the child who is comfortable separating from Mom or Dad. Max 12.
Wednesdays, October 1-November 5 5:40-6:15pm
$55 res; $60 nr
QC Dance provides quality dance instruction and a variety of fun opportunities to learn and demonstrate dance skills while building self-esteem. They encourage academic excellence as well as other involvements that contribute to the development of a multi-talented, well rounded individual. They offer class choices for all ages that promote a healthy lifestyle. All classes held at QC Dance, 9967 Ulysses Street NE. For more information, visit QCDance.com.
Hippity Hop
ages 4 to 6
Dancers can begin or elevate their dance skills with the latest trends. Students will learn the latest styles of dance through body isolations, funky style steps and contemporary moves, all set to the latest pop and hip-hop music. Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers. Max 12 .
Wednesdays, October 1 - November 5 6:20-6:55pm
$55 res; $60 nr
Hip Hop
ages 7 to 11
Step into the spotlight with the freshest dance moves! Students will learn the latest styles of dance, from body isolations, funky style steps to contemporary moves, all set to popular pop and hip-hop music. Wear comfortable clothes and clean sneakers. Max 12.
Wednesdays, October 1 - November 5 .................... 7-7:35pm
$55 res; $60 nr
Trick or Treat Dance Party
ages 4 to 6
Come BOO-gie with us in your favorite costume for a Halloween themed dance class! We will crawl like spiders, float like ghosts, and dance like skeletons to fun and spooky Halloween songs. Your child will also make a fun craft. Please wear ballet slippers/non-slip socks. Max 12.
Saturday, October 25 ........................................... 10:30am-noon
$30 res; $33 nr
Discover the joy of making Music Together! Sing, laugh, move and learn along with your baby, toddler or preschooler for 45 minutes of pure fun each week in these award-winning classes. The goal of Music Together is to make the world a better place by making it more musical. We do this by bringing the highest quality music and movement experiences to children—and involving the grownups who love them in the magical process of development that only music can provide. The little ones love the delightful, engaging classes and the caregivers love helping their children grow into confident, lifelong music makers. Classes are mixed-age so the siblings can be together. Infants under eight months on the first day of the fall session attend free with a paid sibling. All infants are welcome. If not attending with a sibling, they pay full tuition. Participants receive a CD, a code to download the music using our free ‘Hello Everybody’ app, an illustrated songbook and parent education materials. Try a free demo class to see if this program is a good fit for your family. All infants are welcome. Infants under eight months on the first day of the session are free with a paying sibling. Infant siblings born after January 20, 2025, are free of charge. Visit a FREE demonstration class before the fall session starts to find out if Music Together is a good fit for your family.
Free Demonstration Classes Register at MusicTogetherClasses.org
Aquatore Bandshell
Sunday, September 7, 4-4:45pm Monday, September 8, 10:30-11:15am
Class Schedule
Aquatore Bandshell
Sundays, September 21 - December 23, 4-4:45pm Mondays, September 22-November 24, 10:30-11:15am
$204 1st child; $124 each additional child under 8 months free with a registered sibling
Register at MusicTogetherClasses.org or by phone at 651-439-4219. Registration will not be accepted at the Parks and Recreation office.
Mayer Arts offers dance and theater classes for children all over the Twin Cities metro area. Our belief about teaching the arts is not only providing training for those who are serious about learning but also to just have fun! We teach proper technique, terminology, body awareness, and an appreciation for the arts. Our goal is that students will not only find a love for the arts but also build healthy habits and self-esteem. Skills that will be helpful to them for the rest of their lives.
New Mufasa Musical ages 5 to 9
Everyone will choose their own characters, learn songs and dances from Mufasa and put on a show. Learn how to properly speak your lines, block a scene, develop your character, and much more. We will also play fun creative games. All that is needed are comfortable clothing and lightweight sneakers or dance shoes. Friends and family are invited to a special performance beginning the final 30 minutes of the final class. Max. 20. Program held at the Aquatore Bandshell. Register by October 10.
Mondays, October 20-November 17 ................. 6-8pm $125 res; $137 nr
Youth Programs
All Classes are Virtual
Home technical requirements for all classes include:
• Computer: PC (Windows 7 or later) or Mac (OSX) with at least a 2GHz processor and 4GB of RAM
• Chromebooks, tablets, and phones typically do not work.
• Broadband internet
• Webcam
• Microphone and speakers
• Zoom installed on computer
3D Printing: Minecraft-Inspired
ages 8 to 13
Learn the ins and outs of 3D printing with TinkerCAD! Students will learn to design their own custom mobs and Minecraft-inspired creations. One design will be printed offline and mailed home. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This class is not affiliated with them.
Additional technical requirements:
• TinkerCAD (login information provided during class).
Saturdays, September 20 & 27 ........................................ 9-11am
$85
Multiplayer Minecraft: Survival Challenge
ages 6 to 11
Team up and survive in our multiplayer world. Students will explore the unknown with other survival enthusiasts to overcome challenges and complete quests on our custom server. We will be using Minecraft Java Edition. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This class is not affiliated with them.
Additional technical requirements:
• Minecraft Java Edition ($30: more information will be provided before class)
Saturday, October 4 9-11am
$40
YouTube Video Production: Shorts & Reels
ages
8 to 13
Learn the art of producing video shorts for TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. Students will learn to edit videos, add motion graphics, and special effects while practicing storytelling and film production techniques.
Additional technical requirements:
• Cell phone video camera or external webcam
• Wondershare Filmora (Download instructions provided before class)
Saturday, October 11 ............................................................ 9-11am
$40
Minecraft Mod Development: Superheroes
ages 8 to 13
Use MCreator to create your own mods based off your favorite superheroes. Design unique superhero abilities and tools for Minecraft Java Edition. Students should have basic reading skills. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This class is not affiliated with them.
Additional technical requirements:
• MCreator (Instructions will be provided before class)
• Minecraft Java Edition ($30: not required for the class. Will need to use the mods later)
Saturday, October 18 ................................................... 9am-noon
$55
Youth Programs
3D Printing: Poké Monsters
ages 7 to 11
Design your own 3D pocket monster using TinkerCAD. This course will introduce students to using CAD modeling and design software. One Pokémon will be printed offline and mailed home. Pokémon is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc. This camp is not affiliated with them.
Additional technical requirements:
• TinkerCAD Website (login information provided during class)
Saturdays, October 25 & November 1 .......................... 9-11am
$95
Dungeons & Dragons One-Shot
ages 8 to 13
Join us on an epic adventure for all ages and experience levels. D&D is a timeless role-playing game that helps kids develop math, storytelling, and collaboration skills. Work in small groups of 4-7 students to complete this one-shot campaign!
Saturday, November 8................................................. 9am-noon
$55
Minecraft Coding: Ride the Ender Dragon
ages 8 to 13
No prior coding experience is necessary, but playing Minecraft would be helpful. We will write code to summon the ender dragon, learn to use Redstone, and use command blocks to make automated machines in Minecraft: Java Edition. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang Studios. This class is not affiliated with them.
Additional technical requirements:
• Minecraft Java Edition ($30: more information will be provided before class)
Saturdays, November 15 & 22 9-11am
$80
Minecraft Engineering
ages 8 to 13
This course introduces students to Minecraft circuitbuilding and engineering concepts using Redstone. We will build 2-3 electrical contraptions in this course. We will be using Minecraft Java Edition. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This class is not affiliated with them.
Additional technical requirements:
• Minecraft Java Edition ($30: more information will be provided before class)
Saturday, December 6......................................................... 9-11am
$40
Minecraft Mod Development ages 7 to 11
Customize your gaming experience! Learn to make Java mods for Minecraft Java Edition Minecraft using MCreator. Basic computer skills are required. Minecraft is a Mojang Studios trademark. This class is not affiliated with them.
Additional technical requirements:
• MCreator (Instructions will be provided before class)
• Minecraft Java Edition ($30: not required for the class. Will need to use the mods later)
Saturdays, December 13 & 20 .......................................... 9-11am
$80
Sports Camps
Baseball Tots
ages 2 to 4
Skyhawks Baseball Tots classes focus on fine and gross motor skills as well as body control. We teach all the baseball basics, such as throwing, catching, base-running, hitting and fielding. We are excited to help these little athletes develop a love of the game! Parent participation required for ages 2 to 3.5 years.
Blue Heron Elementary .............................................................. $69
Tuesdays, September 16 - October 7
ages 2 to 3 4:30-5pm
ages 3 to 4 5:10-5:40pm
Baseball
ages 5 to 7
Master the essentials of baseball — fielding, catching, throwing, hitting, and base running in this engaging and positive environment. Tailored for beginners and intermediates, this program not only instills new baseball skills but also imparts crucial life lessons in respect, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Join us for a dynamic blend of athletic growth and character development.
Blue Heron Elementary .............................................................. $89
Tuesdays, September 16 - October 7
ages 5 to 7 ...............................................................5:50-6:50pm
1st Down Tots
ages 3 to 5
1stDownTots is a development program for kids ages 3 to 5 years old that uses a variety of fun games to engage kids while teaching the sport of football and developing fundamental skills. The goal is to build agility, muscle coordination, football fundamentals while creating a love of the game. There is no tackling or blocking at this level.
Jim Peterson Athletic Complex .............................................. $69
Thursdays, September 18 - October 9 ...................... 4:30-5pm
The progression of camps and programs, led by expert staff, are geared toward youth looking for a sport introduction or those who want to refine and master their sport specific skills. Skyhawks Sports has proven to be the leader in youth sports since 1979. Skyhawks goes the extra mile to focus on safety and has a long-standing, proven safety track record.
Mini-Hawk Flag Football
ages 4 to 5
Fuel the passion for flag football in your young athlete at Mini-Hawk Flag Football. From football drills to fun games and touchdown cheers, Skyhawks blends skill development with the joy of the game, creating a well-rounded introduction to football.
Jim Peterson Athletic Complex .............................................. $79
Thursdays, September 18 - October 9 ................ 5:10-5:55pm
Flag Football
ages 5 to 7
Get ready to run, pass, and score your way to Flag Football success with Skyhawks Flag Football camp. Set to debut as an Olympic sport in 2028, this camp emphasizes skill development, strategy, teamwork and sportsmanship. The camp will culminate with a “Game-Day” experience where participants will have the chance to showcase their skills in a supportive and encouraging environment. Whether you’re a newcomer to the sport or an experienced player looking to refine your skills, this camp is the perfect platform to learn, compete, and have a blast on the flag football field.
Jim Peterson Athletic Complex .............................................. $89 Thursdays, September 18 - October 9 ................ 6:05-7:05pm
Soccer Tots
ages 2 to 4
This soccer themed motor skill class is very easy for young athletes to love. Younger age groups focus on developing motor skills, ball control, and self confidence; older classes focus more on developing core soccer skills and personal focus, and introduce an element of light competition. Instructor to student ratios are kept small to maximize individual development, and above all else we promote lots of fun! Parent participation required for ages 2 to 3.5 years.
Jim Peterson Athletic Complex .............................................. $85 Saturdays, September 13 - October 4
ages 2 to 3 .....................................................................9-9:30am ages 3 to 4 ............................................................ 9:40-10:10am
Sports Camps
Mini-Hawk Soccer
ages 5 to 6
Elevate your young athlete’s soccer game with Skyhawks Soccer, honing technical skills like dribbling, passing, shooting, and ball control. Beyond the field, they will cultivate teamwork and sportsmanship. By the end of the program, expect improved soccer skills, new friendships, and valuable life lessons.
Jim Peterson Athletic Complex $95
Saturdays, September 13 - October 4 .................. 10:20-11am
Hoopster Tots
ages 2 to 4
Embark on an exciting basketball journey where learning meets fun! HoopsterTots classes focus on dribbling, shot technique, passing, and teamwork, ensuring a dynamic experience for all. With adjustable hoops and perfectly sized basketballs, we tailor challenges just right for every young player. Parent participation required for ages 2 to 3.5 years.
Centennial High School .............................................................. $85
Saturdays, October 25 - November 15
ages 2 to 3 .....................................................................9-9:30am
ages 3 to 4 ............................................................ 9:40-10:10am
Basketball
ages 5 to 14
This fun, skill-intensive program is tailored for beginners to intermediate players. Our progression-based curriculum goes beyond the game, emphasizing sportsmanship and teamwork. Kids delve into the fundamentals of passing, shooting, ball handling, rebounding, and defense through skill-based drills and games. Join us for a holistic basketball experience where fun meets skill development!
Centennial High School ............................................................ $105
Saturdays, October 25 - November 15 ages 5 to 7 .......................................................... 10:20-11:20am ages 8 to 11 ...................................................11:30am-12:30pm
Pickleball
ages 5 to 7
Tailored for both new and intermediate players, Skyhawks Pickleball is your gateway to the country’s fastest-growing paddle sport. Our skilled staff imparts core fundamentals and techniques, covering groundstrokes, volleys, and serves. Beyond skill-building, participants emerge with a newfound love for the game, heightened confidence, and exposure to vital life skills such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect. Join us for a dynamic journey into the world of Pickleball excitement!
Centennial Middle School ....................................................... $105 Saturdays, November 22-December 20 ......................9-10am
Volleyball
ages 5 to 11
Experience the thrill of team sports with Skyhawks Volleyball! This dynamic program encapsulates all facets of the game—bumping, setting, spiking, hitting, and serving through engaging drills and exercises. Tailored for beginners to intermediate players, we go beyond the court, emphasizing critical life skills such as leadership and teamwork. Join us for a fun-filled journey into the heart of volleyball excitement.
Centennial Middle School $105
Saturdays, November 22 - December 20
ages 5 to 7 .......................................................... 10:20-11:20am ages 8 to 11 ...................................................11:30am-12:30pm
Youth Sports
Tenicity is led by Harsh Mankad, a former professional player and award-winning tennis program leader. For questions, please contact Harsh Mankad at harsh@tenicity. com or at 651-285-7280 or visit the website at Tenicity. com.
Beginner Group Tennis Lessons
ages 5 to 14
Join our group lessons and build your child’s journey in the lifelong game of tennis! Each lesson follows a structured plan that progressively guides players through Tenicity’s Beginner Development Path. These programs are designed to not only develop tennis skills but also to promote positive youth development through sports.
Jim Peterson Athletic Complex ............................................ $163
Mondays & Wednesdays
September 8 - October 8
ages 5 to 8 (min 8, max 14)
ages 9 to 14 (min 8, max 12)
Mondays & Wednesdays
4:45-5:45pm
September 8 - October 8 .......................................... 5:45-6:45pm
ages 5 to 8 (min 8, max 14)
ages 9 to 14 (min 8, max 12
Puzzlepalooza
ages 12 & up
Puzzlers ages 12 and older, get your team together and come to the Blaine City Hall Puzzlepalooza jigsaw puzzle challenge! Teams of up to four people will compete to finish a 1000-piece puzzle in the shortest amount of time. Puzzles and tables are provided. Rings for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams. Maximum of 16 teams, so register early! Held at Blaine City Hall Atrium.
Thursday, November 13 .................................. 6-8:30pm
$40/team
Youth Curling ages 8 to 18
This program is a great opportunity for youth to learn the sport of curling. During the seven sessions, youth will learn how to slide, “throw” the stone and sweep the stone, along with the rules of the game. Beginner and intermediate instruction provided, so this program is a great place to try curling for the first time. Curling equipment is provided, but please wear comfortable clothes and socks that are warm enough for 45-degree air temp, consider thin gloves, and bring a clean pair of athletic shoes (not worn from the parking lot into the building, please). Registration fee is $75 for all sessions. Program held at Four Seasons Curling Club at Fogerty Arena. Please use the Curling Club Entrance on the south side of the building. 2025 fall dates listed below. Register by September 15.
Sundays, September 28.
October 5, 12, 19; November 2, 9, 23 1-3pm .................................................................................... $75
Learn to Curl
ages 12 & up (participants under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)
This clinic is a great way for anyone, age 12 to adult, to get their first exposure to the sport of curling. Each lesson is a 2-hour introduction and instructional session that teaches the basics of curling. Participants learn physical play, rules, and strategy. We strive for a low instructor to-student ratio with an emphasis on active participation. You finish off the session by playing a mini-game. Please have clean shoes (athletic shoes with rubber soles not worn from the parking lot into the building, please) and warm clothing (45 degrees at ice level). Please use the Curling Club entrance at the South end of the building. Held at Four Seasons Curling Club: Max 16.
Session 1: Sunday, November 2 .............. 10am-noon
Session 2: Friday, January 30 .................. 6:30-8:30pm $45/person/session
All Ages Programs
Babysitting
ages 11 & up
Learn to be responsible babysitters by examining safety guidelines, child development, finding jobs, rates, and first aid. Hands-on experience with diapers and bottle feeding is included. Participants receive a packet of materials and certificates are awarded to all students who successfully demonstrate the skills during one of the class dates below. Must be age 11 by date of class. Bring a snack and beverage. Max 8. Class held at Blaine City Hall Cloverleaf A. Registration deadline is one week prior to class start date. Instructor: Joy Handt.
Tuesday, November 18 and Wednesday, November 19 5:30-8pm .................................................................. $80 res; $88 nr
Zumba
Love to dance? Join the party! This specialty course is designed for those just starting their journey to a fit and healthy lifestyle or the older active adult. Zumba fitness is for everyone, all shapes and sizes and just about any age. With Zumba, the fun comes first, and the physical benefits follow. Zumba Gold is like a basic Zumba class with lower impact. The class will be a fat burning, body shaping, fun workout. Max 12.
Session 1: Wednesdays, October 1-22
Session 2: Wednesdays, November 5-26 8-8:45pm .................................................. $40 res; $45 nr
Tae Kwon Do
ages 5 to adult
Tae Kwon Do is a modern martial art based on Korean tradition that incorporates techniques of kicking, punching, and blocking. Learn self-defense and controlled movements through sparring. This is a great class to develop discipline, strength, stamina, and flexibility. Join at any time – fee will be prorated. Please wear comfortable clothing. Testing and uniforms are available for an extra fee through the instructor. Max. 20 per class. Program held at Sunnyside Park Building. Instructor: Mr. Bill Frauly, 3rd DAN black belt.
Ages 5 to 7 & parent/adult
Mondays, September 8 - December 1
(No class November 24) ........................... 6:15-6:45pm
$55 parent/child res; $65 parent/child nr
Ages 8 to 12 & 13 to adult
Mondays & Wednesdays, September 8 - December 3
(No class November 24, 26)
Ages 8 to 12 .......................................................... 6:45-8pm
Ages 13 & up ........................................................ 8-9:15pm
$90 res; $108 nr
Adult 5-Person Basketball League
Officiated male basketball league. Players must be at least 18 years old. Games played at Centennial Middle School. Includes 10 games plus playoffs. Two officials per game and scorekeeper. Register by October 20. Game times vary in the evenings. Max 8 teams.
Sundays, November 2 - February 15 6:15-10:15pm $700/team
Creating Community
Community Outings
Myrtle
Community Outings
Unless otherwise specified, trips depart from and return to the Mary Ann Young Center and include motor coach transportation. Times are approximate. No refunds after registration deadline. Payment is due at time of registration.
St. Paul Gangster Bus Tour
Wednesday, September 24, 9:30am-3pm, $98
This entertaining Gangster bus tour through historic Saint Paul will feature exterior views of its many famous attractions. This unique tour winds through neighborhoods that welcomed both the City’s wealthiest citizens as well as its crooked hoodlums. Lunch will be at Degidio’s Restaurant, where we will all enjoy chicken Parmesan served over spaghetti with classic tomato sauce and baked mozzarella, garlic bread, and a non-alcoholic beverage.
Chanhassen Theater –Grease and Lunch
Wednesday, October 1, 10am-4:30pm, $120
Grease is back at Chanhassen Dinner Theater. Experience the nostalgia of high school in the ‘50s – peer pressure, love, and teenage life set against the campy backdrop of Rydell High. Lunch is included. Dessert and alcoholic beverages are on your own.
Paramount Theater – 9 to 5 and Coyote Moon Grill Lunch
Thursday, October 30, 9:45am-5:30pm, $100
The Coyote Moon Grill lunch buffet will have three chef made entrées, potatoes and vegetables, a salad bar with Caesar salad, popovers w/ honey butter, soup, and a light dessert. Then off to the Paramount Theater to see 9 to 5. With music and lyrics by Dolly Parton, 9 to 5 is a laughout-loud story of empowerment and unlikely friendship. Full of catchy songs, hilarious antics, and a message about challenging the status quo, this high-energy show celebrates perseverance, camaraderie, and standing up for what’s right.
Chanhassen Theater – Irving
Berlin’s White Christmas and Lunch
Wednesday, November 5, 9:45am–4:30pm, $120
Veterans Bob Wallace and Phil Davis have a successful song-and-dance act after World War II. With romance in mind, the two follow a duo of beautiful singing sisters en route to their Christmas show at a Vermont lodge, which just happens to be owned by Bob and Phil’s former army commander. With a dazzling score featuring well-known standards including “Blue Skies,” “I Love A Piano,” “How Deep Is the Ocean” and the perennial title song, White Christmas is an uplifting, wholesome musical that will delight audiences of all ages. Lunch is included. Dessert and alcoholic beverages are on your own.
Sidekick TheaterChristmas Carol and Lunch
Tuesday, December 2, 9:45am-4:30pm, $100
Lunch is served before the show, creamy chicken breast, served with roasted red potatoes, glazed carrots, coleslaw, dinner rolls, and assorted desserts. The show is a wonderful fresh look at the story of Ebenezer Scrooge and the ghostly visits he receives one Christmas Eve. This new musical rendition of the beloved Christmas tale is sure to provide a memorable experience for audiences of all ages.
Bentleyville Overnight - America’s Largest Free Walk-Through Lighting Display
Monday, November 24 - Tuesday November 25
$200/person double and $280/person single price includes transportation, dinner, and hotel
Bentleyville invites guests to stroll under the glow of over 5 million lights in a 20-acre park situated on the shores of Lake Superior, while enjoying complimentary hot cocoa, cookies, popcorn and roasted marshmallows! This is an overnight trip with accommodation at The Suites Hotel in Canal Park. We will check in at the hotel and walk through the interior hallway to Hoops Brewing. A BBQ buffet dinner will be served by OMC Smokehouse, pork or brisket with sides. Bring some additional money along if you’d like to sample beer or have some coffee from the Duluth Coffee Company. Hotel arrival at 4:30PM with king or double bed accommodations. Dinner is included at 5:30PM. The Bentleyville bus drops off at 7PM, and the bus picks up at 8:30PM. The bus leaves for home in the morning at 9AM after breakfast at the hotel. There will be a stop at Tobies for lunch. Bentleyville accepts food and toy donations.
Mackinac Island Trip
Monday, May 18, 6:45am - Friday, May 22, 2026, Early Evening $1499/person double and $2155/person single
For complete trip details, check out ISD12.ce.eleyo.com
Mary Ann Young Center
Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4pm 9150 Central Avenue NE, Blaine, MN 55434, 763-786-9375
Room Rental at the MAYC
Monday-Friday, 5-10pm; Saturday, 8am-midnight; Sunday 8am-8pm
Looking to rent a room for your meeting or event? Rooms at the Mary Ann Young Center may be rented on evenings and weekends. A minimum of two hours must be rented for each booking. Deposits are required for parties and for the rental of the two larger Tom Ryan rooms. Fees vary based on day of the week, size of the room, and resident vs non-resident. Rental space tours are available and need to be confirmed in advance and generally are best between 2:30-3:30PM Monday through Friday.
Book online at BlaineMN.gov/FacilityRental or by calling either 763-786-9375 or 763-785-6164.
Defensive Driving Classes
Specified Thursdays, 8:45am-1pm, $25
Driving classes are led by a Precision Driving Center of Minnesota instructor. Complete course requirements to receive a 10 percent off certificate for your car insurance for three years.
September 4 | October 9 November 13 | December 11
Wii Bowling League
Tuesdays, Sep 2 - Nov 4, 9-10am or 10-11am
No experience needed. Friendly group atmosphere and a great way to meet new friends.
MAYC Information
The Mary Ann Young Center (MAYC) is located by Aquatore Park just off Highway 65 and Cloverleaf Parkway. As a focal point for seniors, the center’s staff and volunteers offer a dynamic variety of programs and social events throughout the year. The senior dining program offers noon meals at a suggested donation of $5 for people age 60 and over, and a cost of $8 for those under age 60. Please call by Wednesday morning for the following full week. Van service is available for residents of Blaine to transport participants to and from the MAYC for a cost of just $2 per round trip.
For more information, stop by the center during scheduled hours, visit BlaineMN.gov/MAYC or call 763-786-9375 for further information.
MAYC Newsletter
Want to learn more about MAYC programming? The MAYCConnect newsletter is mailed monthly and jam packed with information about new and ongoing events along with a monthly calendar with activities and meals served at the MAYC. To be added to the monthly newsletter list, contact the MAYC at 763-786-9375 or visit BlaineMN.gov/ MAYCContactInfo
Legal Aid
Tuesdays, 30 minute appts 11:15am-1:15pm
Need answers to legal questions? Mid MN Legal Aid has confidential in-person appointments tailored to your general topic of interest at the time of registration.
September 2 | October 7 November 4 | December 2
Manager: Amanda Alms
Coordinator: Ann Genosky
Custodian: Jim Grant
Receptionist: Jill Marinan
Food Handler: John Grant
Creating Community September
Dementia Friends MN
Tuesday, September 9, 10:30am, free
A representative from the Outpatient Therapy and Wellness Center of Mary T., Inc. will help to increase the understanding of dementia and inspire small steps to help people living with dementia. What dementia is and what it’s like to live with it. Tips for communicating with and helping someone who has dementia. Dementia-friendly action — even something small, like being patient in a checkout line.
MAYC Variety Show
Thursday, September 11, 1-3pm
A lively afternoon of music, laughter, and surprises! The Variety Show celebrates the creativity, charm, and hidden talents of our amazing participants and community members. Do you sing or play an instrument? Have solos, duets, or small groups up to six. Do you want to perform up to three songs? Sign up with Amanda on site at the Mary Ann Young Center or by calling 763-398-5470.
Making Room for What Matters: A Heartfelt Guide to Simplifying Your Space
Tuesday, September 16, 10:30am or 6:30pm, free Caring Transitions presents “ Making Room for What Matters: A Heartfelt Guide to Simplifying Your Space” and a thoughtful discussion on simplifying your home while honoring cherished memories. Learn practical tips to organize and preserve meaningful items without being overwhelmed.
Doug Ohman:
Historic Churches of Minnesota
Wednesday, September 17, 10:30am, $3
Explore the history of many of the state’s oldest churches. You will meet many of the people that Doug Ohman from Pioneer Photograph has visited with in his quest to photograph these Minnesota community treasures.
Protect Yourself from Fraud and Identity Theft
Thursday, September 18, 2-4pm, free
This session will arm you with the latest data on fraud trends and provide tips and resources to protect yourself and your family. By taking a few practical steps, you have the power to fight back against fraud.
Unlocking the Secrets to Designing a Modern Estate Plan
Tuesday, September 23, 10:30am or 6:30pm, free
Learn about the fundamentals of creating a comprehensive, modern estate plan, and how legal documents like wills, trusts, powers of attorney, medical directives and transfer on death deeds can be used as tools to design a personalized estate plan and bring peace of mind and security for the future.
Superman:
The Man of Steel on the Silver Screen
Wednesday, September 24, 10am, free
Movie Man Eric Houston will delve into movies, radio shows, Broadway musicals, and examine rare photos and video clips from various cartoons and movie serials.
Meet the Author
Monday, September 29, 10:30am, free
Author Lee Burtman will talk about writing and researching her nonfiction book, “Waiting in the Wings.” The book is the biography of her estranged father who, at the end of his life, revealed not only the details of his top-secret role in the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War, but also the longburied trauma of his childhood.
Selling Simple: How To Profit from Your Home By Selling It As-Is
Tuesday, September 30, 10:30am or 6:30pm, free
Learn what questions to ask potential buyers, how to attract strong offers, and the strategies that make selling simple and secure. Whether you are planning a move soon or just exploring options, this class will give you the confidence to make the best decision for your goals.
Monthly Birthday Parties
Last Wednesday Each Month 11am, $5 donation
Celebrate birthdays with MAYC friends each month. Entertainment starts at 11AM, lunch is served at NOON, and prize BINGO at 1PM.
September 24 | October 29 November 26 | December 31
October
Cub Pharmacy Shot Clinic
Monday, October 6, 9-11am
Mary Ann Young Center
Cub Pharmacy Blaine will administer free covid shots and regular/high dosage flu shots. Also offered includes pneumonia, tetanus, shingles, and RSV shots for those eligible (additional copays may apply).
Jewelry Sale
Tuesday, October 7, 8:30am-4pm
Spread the word. Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, watches, and more are all on sale for great prices! Help support this MAYC fundraiser by buying and/or volunteering.
Which Trust is Right For You?
Tuesday, October 7, 10:30am, free
A trust may be a good choice depending on the needs of your loved ones’ and your estate planning goals. Learn how trusts protect and pass down assets differently than a will and the options they provide in how your loved ones receive their inheritance that may better protect the assets, now and in the future. Great for families with cabins, anticipated long-term care costs, dependents with special needs, or loved ones with financial or addiction issues.
Home Inspections
Thursday, October 9, 10:30am, free
Renee Miller-Trella, realtor, along with a professional home inspector, can help you with what home inspectors really focus on and what they might be silently critiquing with the top 10 issues that can make or break your home inspection!
Fall Prevention
Monday, October 13, 10:30am, free
Gain awareness and practical tips to reduce the risk of falls at home and in the community. Learn about common fall hazards, how aging affects balance and mobility, and easy modifications to improve safety.
Wheel of Fortune
Thursdays, 1-2pm
Word puzzles with friendly themes, famous sayings, and more. It is not only fun but excellent for your brain so, test your skills, laugh with friends, win or just enjoy the good-natured fun from the sidelines.
September 4 | October 2 | November 6 | December 4
King of the Cowboys
Wednesday, October 15, 10am, free
In this class from Movie Man Eric Houston, you will see how the Western developed and meet all of its biggest stars. From silent heroes like Tom Mix, to singing cowboys like Roy Rogers, to big screen tough guys like Randolph Scott and John Wayne, you will meet all of the larger-than-life heroes who at one time or another have been called the King of the Cowboys.
Blaine Liver and Onions
Thursday, October 16, noon, $5
A MAYC fan favorite, this specialty luncheon consists of homemade liver and onions, mashed potatoes, vegetables, bread, and a cookie. The alternate entrée is a beef patty in mushroom gravy that can be specified at the time of registration. Registration starts on Tuesday, September 2 and will fill up quickly.
MAYC Oktoberfest
Monday, October 20, 1pm - Prize/Nickel Bingo Tuesday, October 21, 1pm - 500 Card Tournament Wednesday, October 22, 11am - Oktoberfest Social Thursday, October 23, 1pm - Cribbage Tournament
Pull out your lederhosen and get ready to raise a root beer! Join us for a Bavarian-style cheer — a celebration of fall, friendship, and all things gemütlich (that’s German for cozy and cheerful)!
Rum River Art Class - Watercolor
Tuesday, October 28, 1-3pm, $25
Fall favorites ready for you to paint. Learn techniques, build painting skills, and get inspired to create. All levels of experience welcome and all materials provided. Join us for all the fun!
Lab Tech 1:1
Mondays, 9:30am-1:15pm by appt, free
Knowledgeable volunteers are here to help you navigate your tablet, laptop, or cell phone. Register for 30-minute one-on-one session. Bring your device and the list of questions.
September 8 | October 13 | November 10 | December 8
Creating Community November/December
Remaining Independent
Tuesday, November 4, 10:30am, free
A representative from the Outpatient Therapy and Wellness Center of Mary T., Inc. will discuss maintaining independence as long as possible. Tips for managing daily tasks: medication routines, meal planning, transportation, and household safety. Using memory aids, calendars, alarms, and support systems. Encouraging social engagement and purpose. Practical steps for aging-inplace safely. Recognizing when more support is needed. Legal and financial planning are basics to preserve dignity and decision-making.
Australian Cinema:
Movies from the Land Down Under
Wednesday, November 12, 10am, free
Get ready to spend an hour down under with NMTV Studio Manager Eric Houston as you explore the ins and outs of Australian Cinema. See clips and rare photographs from Aussie classics like Crocodile Dundee, Mad Max and Moulin Rouge, while also experiencing amazing films we guarantee you’ve never even heard of before. It’s a fascinating class you won’t want to miss.
Puzzlepalooza
Thursday, November 13, 10am, free
Come have some laughs with friends putting together a beginner to intermediate 300-piece puzzle contest for teams or three.
Illness Prevention - Winter Safety
Tuesday, November 18, 10:30am, free Ruth from Home Instead will review flu and cold prevention, proper hygiene practices, boosting immunity, staying active and nourished in colder weather. Home and travel safety during winter conditions, including heating safety, fall prevention, and emergency preparedness ideal for us in Minnesota.
MAYC’s Thanksgiving Luncheon
Wednesday, November 19, 11am-1pm, $5 donation
Thankful and grateful to all our MAYC friends and family. Enjoy a scrumptious roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, vegetables, pumpkin pie with whipped topping, and dinner rolls. Entertainment by Vinnie Rose.
Deck the Halls
Tuesday, December 2, 10am-noon
Get into the holiday spirit by decking our halls hanging ornaments, stringing lights, or just enjoying the festive atmosphere. Your helping hands and warm hearts are what make the season bright at the facility. Holiday decorating with holiday music, hot cocoa, and sweet treats. It will be laughter, teamwork, and festive fun for all!
Santa’s Food Shelf Pick-Up
Tuesday, December 2, noon
Bring non-perishable food items to MAYC starting November 17 – December 2.
Rudolph, Snoopy, and the Grinch: TV’s Greatest Christmas Specials
Wednesday, December 10, 10am, free
You’ll learn which monster movie star provided the voice of a Christmas icon, which special was the first to use actual children as actors, and just what a Bumble really is. Join North Metro TV Studio Manager and Anoka County Film Historian Eric Houston for this trip down memory lane, featuring visions of sugarplums and nine, tiny reindeer.
December Mingle Jingle
Wednesday, December 10, 11am-1pm, $5 donation
A joyful kickoff to the holiday season filled with cheer, laughter, and the magic of the season! Entertainment by Silver Ukes with classic holiday music and enjoyable singalongs. Santa’s making a stop at MAYC for you and your MAYC friends to visit and get a photo with Santa himself.
Holiday Meal
Wednesday, December 17, 11am-1pm, $5 donation
Celebrate the season with good food and great company sharing the warmth of the season together. Dress in your holiday best or your most comfortable seasonal sweater, but most important just bring your holiday spirit! Entertainment by FolkRevivial.
Noon Year’s Eve Luncheon
Wednesday, December 31, 11am-1pm, $5 donation
Why wait until midnight? Get joyful complete with great food, festive fun, and a countdown to NOON without the late-night hassle. Entertainment by local magician.
MAYC Room Rental
Tom Ryan Room A/B
Capacity A or B - 100 | Combined - 200 | Deposit $500
Designed for larger gatherings. Vaulted ceilings, Aquatore Park view, patio. This room easily seats 100 people, 200 people if combined. Includes, landline phone, coat rack, 48 and 60 inch tables, comfortable padded chairs.
Oak Room
Capacity - 30 | Deposit $100
Hours
Monday - Friday, 5-10pm
Saturday, 8am-midnight Sunday, 8am-8pm
Monday - Thursday, 5-10pm
Designed for a small celebration or meeting space. Includes a small refrigerator, microwave, sink, soap and hand towel dispensers, landline phone, and a dry erase board. Tables are rectangular with comfortable armchairs.
Maple Room A/B
Friday, 5-10pm Saturday, 8am-midnight Sunday, 8am-8pm
Capacity A or B - 30 | Combined - 60 | Deposit $100
Designed for a small celebration or meeting space. Includes a small refrigerator, microwave, sink, soap and hand towel dispensers, landline phone, and a dry erase board. Tables are rectangular with comfortable armchairs.
Monday - Thursday, 5-10pm
Friday, 5-10pm Saturday, 8am-midnight Sunday, 8am-8pm
All rates are hourly. All reservations have a 2 hour minimum.
City Hall Room Rental
Community Room
Capacity Seated - 22 | Standing - 50 | Deposit $100
Designed for a small celebration or meeting space. This room includes a large screen for presentations. Renters must supply their own device. Tables and chairs are available.
Parkview or Sanctuary Room
Capacity - 12 | Deposit $100
These spaces are available for meetings or small gatherings. These conference rooms seat 10-12 people. Both rooms are equipped with a large screen for presentations. Renters must supply their own HDMI or USB device.
Registration and Policies
The Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide community programs and activities where unmet interests and needs exist, and to promote cooperation with schools, athletic and civic organizations, community agencies and interested individuals in the areas of education, recreation, and social and cultural pursuits.
How to Register
Online - BlaineMN.gov/Register
Register online for any class. Secure, 24 hour registration is available for all classes using an electronic form of payment. A confirmation email will be sent upon successful registration.
By Phone - 763-785-6164
Using an electronic form of payment (credit card or debit card).
Refunds
Refunds are issued if the Parks and Recreation Department cancels an activity. Participants canceling at least seven days prior to an activity will be charged a cancellation fee as follows: $5 for activities $10-$99; $10 for activities $100 or over. No refunds if canceling less than seven days before an activity.
No News is Good News
Some programs and activities may require a minimum number of participants. You will only be notified if the class/activity is full or canceled. You will not receive a confirmation letter or call.
Accessibility
All activities are open to everyone. If you need assistance or inclusion services, please call 763-785-6164.
Help End Park Vandalism
Help stop vandalism in our parks! Always call 911 to report a crime in progress, including vandalism. To report a crime that occurred in a park but does not require an immediate police response, call 763-427-1212. Calls are accepted 24 hours a day.
Park Repairs
Notify Park Maintenance at 763-785-6165 regarding any damages, vandalism, or equipment cleanliness issues.
Photo Policy
Photographs of activity participants are periodically taken. If you do not want your photo used in our publications, please notify the Parks and Recreation office at 763-7856164
Inclement Weather Policy
Parents or participants can visit blaineparks.com for the latest updates regarding canceled or delayed activities. The Parks and Recreation Department will also be available Monday-Friday, 8AM-4:30PM at 763-785-6164 for updates.
Participant Code of Conduct
The following guidelines are in place to provide safe and enjoyable activities for all those participating as well as those attending as spectators.
• Respect all participants and staff.
• Take direction from staff.
• Refrain from using abusive or foul language.
• Refrain from causing bodily harm to self, other participants, or staff.
• Refrain from damaging equipment, supplies, or facilities.
Failure to follow these rules may result in a suspension of participation.
Natural Resources Conservation Board Meetings
Regular meetings of the NRCB are conducted on the third Tuesday of certain months at 7PM at Blaine City Hall. All interested residents are encouraged to attend. NRCB meeting agendas, minutes and videos are available at BlaineMN.gov/Agendas.
Park Board Meetings
Regular meetings of the Blaine Park Board are conducted on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 7PM at Blaine City Hall. All interested residents are encouraged to attend. Park Board meeting agendas, minutes and, videos are available at BlaineMN.gov/Agendas.
Community Information
Area Youth Athletic Associations
Baseball
Blaine Area Little League (Reg Jan-Mar) BA-LittleLeague.org
Baseball for youth ages 9-15.
Blaine Traveling Baseball (Reg July-Early Aug) BATBA.org
Baseball for boys ages 10-15.
Centennial Lakes Little League (Reg Jan-Mar) CentennialLakesLittleLeague.org
Baseball program for youth ages 5-18 serving the Centennial High School attendance area.
Soderville/Blaine Athletic Association (Reg Jan-Feb) SodervilleBlaine.org
Baseball for youth ages 4-18 and softball for ages 8-18.
Spring Lake Park Baseball Association (Reg Jul-Early Aug) SLPBA.org
Traveling baseball for players ages 9-14 serving SLP schools. Tryouts in August, signup starts in July.
Basketball
Blaine Youth Basketball (Reg Aug-Early Sep) BlaineYouthBasketball.com
In-house and traveling basketball program for youth in grades 2-8 serving the Blaine High School attendance area.
Centennial Basketball Association (Reg Aug-Early Sep) CentennialBBall.org
In-house and traveling program serving the Centennial High School attendance area for grades 2-8.
Spring Lake Park Basketball Club (Reg late Jul-mid Sep) PantherBasketball.org
Traveling and rec basketball program for youth grades 2-8 serving the Spring Lake Park High School attendance area.
Football
Blaine Youth Football Association (Reg early Apr-Jul) BlaineYouthFootball.org
Serving the Blaine High School attendance area.
Centennial Youth Football (Reg early Apr-July) CentennialYouthFootball.com
Serving the Centennial High School attendance area.
Spring Lake Park Panther Youth Football Association (Reg early Apr-Aug) PantherYouthFootball.org
Serving the Spring Lake Park High School attendance area.
Hockey
Blaine Youth Hockey Association (Reg Jul-Aug) BYHA.org
In-house and traveling program for youth ages 5-15 serving the Blaine High School attendance area.
Centennial Youth Hockey Association (Reg Jul-Aug) CentennialHockey.org
In-house and traveling programs serving the Centennial High School attendance area for ages 5-15.
Spring Lake Park Youth Hockey Association (Reg Jul-Aug) SLPYHA.org
In-house and traveling program serving the Spring Lake Park High School attendance area for ages 4-15.
Lacrosse
Blaine Youth Lacrosse (Reg Spring Feb-early Mar, Summer May) BlaineYouthLacrosse.com Youth lacrosse.
Centennial Youth Lacrosse (Reg Spring Feb-Mar, Summer) CentennialLAX.org Youth lacrosse.
Softball
SLP Fastpitch Softball (Reg Jan-Mar) SLPFastPitch.com Youth softball.
Soccer
Centennial Soccer Club (Reg Jan-Mar) CentennialSoccer.org
In-house and traveling program for serving the Centennial High School attendance area for ages 5-19.
Twin Cities Rush (Reg year round depending on season) 763-325-7120 or TwinCitiesRush.com
In-house and traveling soccer for boys and girls ages 3-19.
Volleyball
Blaine Youth Volleyball (Reg year round depending on season) BlaineVolleyball.com JO and recreational volleyball for girls in the Blaine area.
Wrestling
Blaine Wrestling Takedown Club (Reg Aug-Oct) BlaineWrestling.com Wrestling for youth for grades preschool-middle school.
October 4
NOON-6PM
Blaine City Hall
December 6 10am-4pm
Blaine City Hall
Craft Fair
Cookie Decorating
ages 10 and under w/parent/adult
You and your child will have a great time decorating cookies for the holidays. The City will supply one dozen cookies and all of the toppings. Bring a container to take your cookies home. Dress for the mess. Max 20. Program held at Blaine City Hall.
Thursday, December 18
Session 1 (ages 10 & under): 5-5:45pm
Session 2 (ages 10 & under): 6-6:45pm
Session 3 (any age): 7-7:45pm $18 res; $20 nr
BlaineParks.com/SpecialEvents
Spend a morning with your family at the North Pole. Don’t miss out on this memorable event. Fee includes a continental breakfast for one child and one adult, crafts for one child, and a visit with Santa. Registration is required and limited to 30 children per time slot.
Session 1: Saturday, December 13 – 9am, 10am, 11am or noon
Session 2: Saturday, December 20 – 9am, 10am, 11am or noon
