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5TH - 6TH GRADE FALL VOLLEYBALLYouth RecreationWelcome to our Recreational Traveling Volleyball League! This program is designed for girls who are eager to develop their volleyball skills while having fun in a supportive environment. Here’s what you can look forward to: Practice Schedule: A google spreadsheeet will be emailed to registrants with exact practice times. Game Days: Players will engage in competitive play on Saturdays throughout the season, offering them plenty of opportunities to apply their practice skills in real game scenarios. Season Finale Tournament: The excitement culminates in an end-of-season tournament, where players can showcase their growth and teamwork. Volunteer Coaches: Our league is run by dedicated volunteer coaches, many of whom are proud parents. We deeply appreciate their commitment to fostering a positive and encouraging atmosphere. Flexible Schedule: We understand the importance of flexibility and are committed to accommodating the needs of our volunteer coaches to the best of our ability. Join us for a season filled with growth, team spirit, and fun!Spring/Summer 2026 -
ACUPRESSURE TO RELIEVE MIGRAINES, HEADACHES, NAUSEA & VERTIGOAdult EnrichmentAcupressure is a healing technique that works with how energy flows through your body. Just as you have blood that flows through vessels, you have energy that flows through pathways called meridians. Acupressure involves pressing or massaging key points on the body to stimulate energy flow which can offer great relief with no side effects. We will focus on the points that relieve and prevent migraines and headaches as well as nausea and vertigo. Janice NovakSpring/Summer 2026 -
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ACUPRESSURE TO RELIEVE STRESS, ANXIETY & INSOMNIAAdult EnrichmentAcupressure is an ancient healing art and self-help tool. It can offer great relief with no side effects and help you feel your best. Along with the specific points to help relieve stress, insomnia, anxiety, irritability and even weight gain, learn the Nine Master Pressure Points which are the most helpful and most frequently prescribed to help and assist every system in your body. Janice NovakSpring/Summer 2026 -
AIR TIGER CAMPYouth Recreation“Air Tiger“ Camp is open to any players who want to learn more about quarterback, wide receiver, and defensive back skills and techniques. Each session will focus on the skills and techniques for quarterback, wide receiver, and defensive back play. A majority of the camp will be spent on developing a stronger understanding of the skills required to play these positions and will also incorporate some 7 on 7 competitions.Spring/Summer 2026 -
AMERICAN RED CROSS BABYSITTING CLINICYouth EnrichmentThis American Red Cross Babysitting Clinic teaches youth the skills needed to be safe and responsible babysitters. Topics include basic first aid, emergency response, childcare basics, Is your child ready to stay home alone? Mentioning being home alone to your child can be a scary topic. The main tip to leaving your child home alone is having the knowledge and confidence to do so. This course includes personal safety tips, stranger danger, first aid, storm safety, internet safety, dealing with siblings and having fun.Spring/Summer 2026 -
BOYS BASKETBALL CAMPYouth RecreationThis camp is put on by Varsity Coach Brady Wohler, focusing on the fundamentals of basketball. Participants will receive a camp t-shirt. *Grades reflect the upcoming 20252026 school year.Spring/Summer 2026 -
BP EXPLOSION DANCE TEAM PRESENTS MINI SPARKS DANCE CAMPYouth RecreationDive into the rhythm at our dance camp for future dancers. Join our High School Senior dance girls for an immersive experience as they provide an opportunity for you to connect with fellow dancers, express yourself through movement and ignite your potential for dance. Camp will conclude on Thursday, August 20 with a performance at the Meet the Tigers Event @ 5pm at the Belle Plaine Athletic Complex. Dancers will arrive together at Meet the Tigers after camp and will be released to parents after their performance.Spring/Summer 2026 -
BPXC TRACK CLUB SUMMER STRENGTH & CONDITIONING PROGRAMYouth RecreationThis is an 8 week program that focuses on total body strengthening withbody weight and resistance exercises. We create a balanced neuromuscularfoundation for your growing students to build strength, speed and ability inany sport. This program can be done in conjunction with the morning weightlifting programs or as a stand alone strength and conditioning program. Students interested in participating in Junior Olympic track and field will stayat 7pm to complete their running workouts as well as their technique andspecialties training. *Grades reflect the upcoming 26-27 school year.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Baseball Skills CampYouth RecreationMeet at Tiger Field each day and we will cover infield work, throwing mechanics, arm stretching, hitting and a variety of other skills. *Grades reflect the upcoming 2026-2027 school yearSpring/Summer 2026 -
Belle Plaine Community ChoirAdult EnrichmentThe Belle Plaine Community Choir invites all music enthusiasts—both men and women, high school age and older—to join us as we start rehearsals in late spring. We are thrilled to announce our upcoming concert, scheduled for Friday, August 14th. Whether you're a seasoned singer or a beginner, no audition or prior experience is necessary—everyone is welcome to be part of our musical journey! DIRECTOR: Colin Schultz First Presbyterian Church: 219 W. Main St, Belle PlaineSpring/Summer 2026 -
Birthday Candles @ Sidekick TheatreTripsBIRTHDAY CANDLES Area Premiere Comedy The ingredients for the cake are simple:eggs, butter, sugar, salt. Look closer, though, and you’ll see the essence of life itself. Everyyear, Ernestine bakes a cake and celebrates with her family on her birthday — a deliciousritual that unfolds onstage across 90 years of birthdays. We meet Ernestine and the peoplewho sweeten her life every year on this day as she grows from 17 to 107 years old. Throughglimpses of Ernestine’s life as the years go by, Birthday Candles tenderly exploresmotherhood, family, love, loss and finding your place in the universe. Wednesday, April 299:50 a.m. Pizza Ranch, Le Sueur10:30 a.m. Clancy’s Bar & Pizza, Jordan $120Registration deadline is April 15 The lunch menu is:Creamy Chicken Breast, served with Roasted Red Potatoes, Glazed Carrots, Coleslaw, DinnerRolls, Assorted Dessert - Chef’s Choice, Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee and Hot Tea.Spring/Summer 2026 -
Starting SoonBreakfast & BINGOAdult EnrichmentJoin us for a fun and welcoming Breakfast & BINGO event just for seniors ages 55+! Enjoy games of BINGO while connecting and conversing with fellow community members in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Complimentary donuts and coffee will be provided—come for the games, stay for the conversation!Spring/Summer 2026 -
COMMUNITY ED YOUTH THEATERYouth EnrichmentCome join us to participate in the wonderful world of theatre arts! The Jungle Book will be the production this summer for our 4th-8th grade Community Theatre opportunity. Please bring a bag lunch and snacks daily. Auditions will be held on Thursday, June 18th. You’ll receive more information upon registration. *Grades reflect the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. *Kids entering grades 6 - 8 interested in TECH ONLY are able to register. Please e-mail Community Ed with your request. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:Thursday, June 18 - Auditions/Rehearsal - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PMMonday, June 22 - Wednesday, June 24 - 9:00 AM - 2:00 PMThursday, June 26 - 2:00 - 4:30 PM - Rehearsal Community Performances:Thursday, June 264:30 & 7:00 PMSpring/Summer 2026 -
EXTREME ROBOTICS: BATTLEBOTS - Tech AcademyYouth EnrichmentThis camp will energize and excite students by combining the LEGO® building systems versatility and the Mindstorms EV3 (the most sophisticated microcomputer brick ever made by LEGO®). Working in teams, students will construct fun LEGO® models, experiment with programs, and compete in robotic challenges. Robot building, block programming, and teamwork will be part of each day's activities. The final challenge will be a sumo battle. Please bring lunch and a drink.Spring/Summer 2026 -
FALL YOUTH REC SOCCER LEAGUEYouth RecreationThis recreational soccer program will work and build on the basic fundamentals of soccer, while competing against neighboring communities. Practice will be held Monday and Thursday evenings and games will be played on Saturday mornings. If you’re interested, please register. *Volunteer coaches are needed in order for the program to run. GAME TIMES / LOCATION: TBD Practice Location: Heritage Park (Purple Park) 500 E. Orchard St.Spring/Summer 2026 -
FATHER’S DAY GIFT MAKINGYouth EnrichmentCelebrate Dad in style! Kids will create a one-of-a-kind award, complete with creative touches and heartfelt details, to show their appreciation to dear old dad. Crafting fun, lots of giggles, and a keepsake Dad will treasure forever—this Father’s Day class is truly special! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.Spring/Summer 2026 -
FOOTBALL SKILLSYouth RecreationEach week will emphasize a different skill; quarterback, wide receiver, running back, offensive line, defense, blocking and tackling. Grades reflect the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.Spring/Summer 2026 -
FUTURE TIGER FOOTBALL CAMP 6-8Youth RecreationThis camp will be run by the high school football staff, with assistance from high school players. Each day will focus on individual skill building and basic offensive and defensive installation. A majority of the time will be spent working on fundamentals of each position on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. Each night of camp will end with a competition along with small team games. Participants will receive a camp t-shirt. Grades reflect the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.Spring/Summer 2026 -
GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMPYouth RecreationThe Tigers GBB Camp offers an excellent opportunity for skill development under the guidance of varsity coaching staff and current athletes. Participants will learn essential basketball skills, including dribbling, lay-ups, shooting form, defensive movements, and game simulation in various formats. Instruction is tailored to different age levels, ensuring that each player can enhance their abilities. Additionally, we'll provide participants with effective practice techniques to continue improving even after the camp concludes. Each day's activities will culminate in a friendly competition, where players can earn exciting prizes. All participants will receive a camp t-shirt. Please note that grades mentioned correspond to the upcoming 2026-2027 school year.Spring/Summer 2026 -
GIRLS ROC! - Girls Running at Oak CrestYouth RecreationGirls ROC is an after school running program for our girls in 3rd - 6th grade. This will be about fitness, but also about gathering girls together to support them and their leadership. Registration fee includes admission to the City’s S.W.A.T.T. run on Saturday, May 9th to end the season.Spring/Summer 2026 -
GIVE A MOUSE A COOKIE: STORYBOOK ART ADVENTUREYouth EnrichmentA delightful blend of reading and drawing! Each day begins with a different Laura Numeroff story, followed by a charming Young Rembrandts lesson inspired by Mouse, Dog, Cat, or Pig. A perfect introduction to structured art for budding young creators.Spring/Summer 2026 -
GROWING AND COOKING WITH THE SUNYouth EnrichmentThe sun is your best friend if you know how to use it! This class teaches you how to cook with just the sun. Solar cooking bypasses traditional cooking means. No electricity, gas, charcoal, or wood needed for solar cooking. Students will learn how to cook meals, dry food for preservation and purify water all with the sun. In the end, students will build their own mini sun over to take home, along with a edible micro green plant.Spring/Summer 2026 -
HAVE A BALL - COOKING CLASSYouth EnrichmentJoin local holistic nutritionist, Jackie Mart, for this children’s hands-on cooking class! We will be making two mouth watering energy balls that are perfect for an after-school or lunch-box snack! All supplies included. On the menu: Birthday Cake Balls & S’mores BallsSpring/Summer 2026 -
WaitlistHome AloneYouth EnrichmentIs your child ready to stay home alone? Mentioning being homealone to your child can be a scary topic. The main tip to leaving yourchild home alone is having the knowledge and confidence to do so.This course includes personal safety tips, stranger danger, first aid,storm safety, internet safety, dealing with siblings and having fun.Spring/Summer 2026