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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has.\n\nPlaytime Beyond Beginners is a fun morning or ev
 ening of Mah Jongg. Are you ready? We are gathering players for an easy “me
 et up” of casual Mahj play with the option of getting some additional coach
 ing from instructor\, Abbe Blacker\, who will be on hand to help make strat
 egic\, winning suggestions to you during the games. Mah Jongg is an excelle
 nt way to bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you qu
 ick on your toes!\n\n* Note: Participants should have at least a basic unde
 rstanding of the mechanics of the game. Although there will be an instructo
 r on hand to help players with assistance as needed\, this is not a beginne
 r’s class.\n \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info
  regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Progra
 ms - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschool
 s.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before t
 he start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still
  interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited
 \, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.Email: communit
 yed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260409T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260409T144500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg Playtime: Beyond Beginners (399-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_946826324@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21996/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-playtime-beyond-beginners#399-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has.\n\nPlaytime Beyond Beginners is a fun morning or ev
 ening of Mah Jongg. Are you ready? We are gathering players for an easy “me
 et up” of casual Mahj play with the option of getting some additional coach
 ing from instructor\, Abbe Blacker\, who will be on hand to help make strat
 egic\, winning suggestions to you during the games. Mah Jongg is an excelle
 nt way to bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you qu
 ick on your toes!\n\n* Note: Participants should have at least a basic unde
 rstanding of the mechanics of the game. Although there will be an instructo
 r on hand to help players with assistance as needed\, this is not a beginne
 r’s class.\n \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info
  regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Progra
 ms - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschool
 s.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before t
 he start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still
  interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited
 \, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.Email: communit
 yed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260508T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260507T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg Playtime: Beyond Beginners (399-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_502653211@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21996/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-playtime-beyond-beginners#399-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has.\n\nPlaytime Beyond Beginners is a fun morning or ev
 ening of Mah Jongg. Are you ready? We are gathering players for an easy “me
 et up” of casual Mahj play with the option of getting some additional coach
 ing from instructor\, Abbe Blacker\, who will be on hand to help make strat
 egic\, winning suggestions to you during the games. Mah Jongg is an excelle
 nt way to bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you qu
 ick on your toes!\n\n* Note: Participants should have at least a basic unde
 rstanding of the mechanics of the game. Although there will be an instructo
 r on hand to help players with assistance as needed\, this is not a beginne
 r’s class.\n \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info
  regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Progra
 ms - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschool
 s.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before t
 he start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still
  interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited
 \, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.Email: communit
 yed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260305T033000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260305T001500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg Playtime: Beyond Beginners (399-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_563529058@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21996/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-playtime-beyond-beginners#399-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has.\n\nPlaytime Beyond Beginners is a fun morning or ev
 ening of Mah Jongg. Are you ready? We are gathering players for an easy “me
 et up” of casual Mahj play with the option of getting some additional coach
 ing from instructor\, Abbe Blacker\, who will be on hand to help make strat
 egic\, winning suggestions to you during the games. Mah Jongg is an excelle
 nt way to bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you qu
 ick on your toes!\n\n* Note: Participants should have at least a basic unde
 rstanding of the mechanics of the game. Although there will be an instructo
 r on hand to help players with assistance as needed\, this is not a beginne
 r’s class.\n \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info
  regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Progra
 ms - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschool
 s.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before t
 he start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still
  interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited
 \, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.Email: communit
 yed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260311T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260311T144500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg Playtime: Beyond Beginners (399-4)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_282013669@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21996/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-playtime-beyond-beginners#399-4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Step into the season of renewal with this beginner-friendly flo
 ral design class. We’ll explore the soft pastels and fresh textures of spri
 ng—think spring blooms. You’ll learn the basics of floral prep\, color pair
 ing\, and creating a balanced arrangement that celebrates the joy of spring
 time. All flowers\, tools\, and materials are included—just bring your crea
 tivity!\n\nJaime Harris\, owner of Wildflower & Co.\, brings her passion fo
 r natural beauty and years of floral design experience to this hands-on wor
 kshop. www.wildflowerandcoflowers.com (http://www.wildflowerandcoflowers.co
 m/)
DTEND:20260423T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260422T223000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Blooms: Spring Floral Arrangement (441-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22663/adult-winter-spring-2026/blo
 oms-spring-floral-arrangement#441-1
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Live 5 hour fly fishing class on the trout stream. Includes one
  hour introduction to everything fly fishing! We will discuss gear\, flies\
 , rigging and knots followed by fly casting lessons both on dry ground and 
 on the river. Next\, we put on waders and boots and and go fishing for trou
 t under the watchful eye of master guide and instructor Scott Harness. We w
 ill be fishing on the Rush River or the Kinnickinnic River in western Wisco
 nsin which is a 1.25 - 1.5 hours from Mpls. For reference it’s the River Fa
 lls area. The location may vary slightly based on the river conditions. Sco
 tt will update the class a few days before the class starts about the exact
  location of the meeting spot. Ages 12 and up may attend with an adult lear
 ner. All materials provided. \n\n__________________________________________
 __________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info 
 regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Program
 s - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools
 .org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before th
 e start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still 
 interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\
 , but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.Email: community
 ed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260424T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260424T170000Z
LOCATION:Offsite
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Intro to Fly Fishing on the Stream with Scott Harness - Intergenera
 tional (412-2)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22048/adult-winter-spring-2026/int
 ro-to-fly-fishing-on-the-stream-with-scott-harness-intergenerational#412-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Live 5 hour fly fishing class on the trout stream. Includes one
  hour introduction to everything fly fishing! We will discuss gear\, flies\
 , rigging and knots followed by fly casting lessons both on dry ground and 
 on the river. Next\, we put on waders and boots and and go fishing for trou
 t under the watchful eye of master guide and instructor Scott Harness. We w
 ill be fishing on the Rush River or the Kinnickinnic River in western Wisco
 nsin which is a 1.25 - 1.5 hours from Mpls. For reference it’s the River Fa
 lls area. The location may vary slightly based on the river conditions. Sco
 tt will update the class a few days before the class starts about the exact
  location of the meeting spot. Ages 12 and up may attend with an adult lear
 ner. All materials provided. \n\n__________________________________________
 __________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info 
 regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Program
 s - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools
 .org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before th
 e start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still 
 interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\
 , but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.Email: community
 ed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260515T220000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260515T170000Z
LOCATION:Offsite
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Intro to Fly Fishing on the Stream with Scott Harness - Intergenera
 tional (412-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_38554631@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22048/adult-winter-spring-2026/int
 ro-to-fly-fishing-on-the-stream-with-scott-harness-intergenerational#412-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:East Coast Swing is the perfect companion for the energetic mus
 ic of the 1920s! Now that the twenties have rolled around again\, it’s time
  to kick up your heels and learn this bubbly\, fun-loving dance. Spend a mo
 nth getting to know the rhythms of swing dance\, starting with the very bas
 ic steps and progressing through fundamental partnering technique. By the e
 nd of the month\, you’ll be ready to hop up and start swinging the next tim
 e you hear a big band!\n\nPartner dance is for everyone! Sign up solo or wi
 th a partner\, and learn how to dance with Anne\, a social and competitive 
 ballroom dancer with eight years of teaching experience. This course is des
 igned for beginners. Teens ages 13 and up are welcome to attend with an adu
 lt. \n\nMeet Anne here: Anne Amen (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MdU4__AH0
 TA)\n\n__________________________________________________________________\n
 \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding re
 gistration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Co
 mmunity Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)
 \n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date
 .\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\,
  you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll 
 try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edina
 schools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260409T011500Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260409T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Swing Thru April - Intergenerational (308-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_714388330@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21914/adult-winter-spring-2026/swi
 ng-thru-april-intergenerational#308-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:East Coast Swing is the perfect companion for the energetic mus
 ic of the 1920s! Now that the twenties have rolled around again\, it’s time
  to kick up your heels and learn this bubbly\, fun-loving dance. Spend a mo
 nth getting to know the rhythms of swing dance\, starting with the very bas
 ic steps and progressing through fundamental partnering technique. By the e
 nd of the month\, you’ll be ready to hop up and start swinging the next tim
 e you hear a big band!\n\nPartner dance is for everyone! Sign up solo or wi
 th a partner\, and learn how to dance with Anne\, a social and competitive 
 ballroom dancer with eight years of teaching experience. This course is des
 igned for beginners. Teens ages 13 and up are welcome to attend with an adu
 lt. \n\nMeet Anne here: Anne Amen (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MdU4__AH0
 TA)\n\n__________________________________________________________________\n
 \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding re
 gistration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Co
 mmunity Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)
 \n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date
 .\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\,
  you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll 
 try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edina
 schools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260416T011500Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260416T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Swing Thru April - Intergenerational (308-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_235347481@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21914/adult-winter-spring-2026/swi
 ng-thru-april-intergenerational#308-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:East Coast Swing is the perfect companion for the energetic mus
 ic of the 1920s! Now that the twenties have rolled around again\, it’s time
  to kick up your heels and learn this bubbly\, fun-loving dance. Spend a mo
 nth getting to know the rhythms of swing dance\, starting with the very bas
 ic steps and progressing through fundamental partnering technique. By the e
 nd of the month\, you’ll be ready to hop up and start swinging the next tim
 e you hear a big band!\n\nPartner dance is for everyone! Sign up solo or wi
 th a partner\, and learn how to dance with Anne\, a social and competitive 
 ballroom dancer with eight years of teaching experience. This course is des
 igned for beginners. Teens ages 13 and up are welcome to attend with an adu
 lt. \n\nMeet Anne here: Anne Amen (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MdU4__AH0
 TA)\n\n__________________________________________________________________\n
 \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding re
 gistration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Co
 mmunity Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)
 \n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date
 .\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\,
  you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll 
 try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edina
 schools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260423T011500Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260423T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Swing Thru April - Intergenerational (308-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_961164821@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21914/adult-winter-spring-2026/swi
 ng-thru-april-intergenerational#308-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:East Coast Swing is the perfect companion for the energetic mus
 ic of the 1920s! Now that the twenties have rolled around again\, it’s time
  to kick up your heels and learn this bubbly\, fun-loving dance. Spend a mo
 nth getting to know the rhythms of swing dance\, starting with the very bas
 ic steps and progressing through fundamental partnering technique. By the e
 nd of the month\, you’ll be ready to hop up and start swinging the next tim
 e you hear a big band!\n\nPartner dance is for everyone! Sign up solo or wi
 th a partner\, and learn how to dance with Anne\, a social and competitive 
 ballroom dancer with eight years of teaching experience. This course is des
 igned for beginners. Teens ages 13 and up are welcome to attend with an adu
 lt. \n\nMeet Anne here: Anne Amen (https://www.youtube.com/shorts/MdU4__AH0
 TA)\n\n__________________________________________________________________\n
 \nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding re
 gistration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Co
 mmunity Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)
 \n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date
 .\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\,
  you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll 
 try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edina
 schools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260430T011500Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260430T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina High School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Swing Thru April - Intergenerational (308-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_87789641@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21914/adult-winter-spring-2026/swi
 ng-thru-april-intergenerational#308-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a walking tour that explores the rich and complex h
 istory of Edina. From its early days as a farming settlement to its evoluti
 on into a vibrant first-ring suburb\, Edina has a fascinating story to tell
 —including chapters that are both inspiring and challenging. Learn about lo
 cal architecture\, hidden landmarks\, and notable figures like B.C. Yancey.
  Discover what makes the Eastlake Style unique\, and why part of the Edina 
 Theater holds special historical significance. We’ll meet at the historic C
 ahill School and wrap up at 50th & France—come ready to walk\, listen\, and
  see Edina with fresh eyes. We welcome our younger learners who are paired 
 with an adult learner. Min age is 12 for this event. \n\n__________________
 ___________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Progra
 mming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, an
 d building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) 
 (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class
  sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you
  miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community
  Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate la
 te registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260516T174500Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260516T160000Z
LOCATION:Cahill School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Explore Edina - A Stroll through History - Intergenerational (367-1
 )
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_229758295@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21935/adult-winter-spring-2026/exp
 lore-edina-a-stroll-through-history-intergenerational#367-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join us for one or two unforgettable experiences: watching an o
 riginal ballet based on a beloved story! Whether you have taken ballet clas
 ses or you just love an evening out at the theater\, you will enjoy this sp
 ecial opportunity created just for Edina Community Ed participants! Join ou
 r ballet instructor\, Kaethe Birkner\, for an evening or afternoon with Bal
 let Co. Laboratory to watch rehearsals of their production of Mary Poppins 
 along with a behind the scenes opportunity at each offering.\n\nThese event
 s are for ages 10 and up. All youth must come with an adult.\n\nPlease read
  through the descriptions carefully to ensure you choose the event that wor
 ks best for you\, your family\, or your group.\n\nIf you have questions\, p
 lease email our ballet instructor Kaethe Birkner at kabirkner2020@gmail.com
 .\n\n______________________________________________________________________
 ___________________________________________\n\nBallet Appreciation #1: Mary
  Poppins – In-Studio Rehearsal + Dancer Q&A\n\n \n- Ballet Co. Laboratory\,
  St. Paul - Friday\, May 1\, 2026 from 1pm to 3pm\n\n \n\nThis rare opportu
 nity will allow you to see an in-studio rehearsal for Mary Poppins only two
  weeks before it will be on stage. You will have a chance to see where the 
 dancers rehearse everyday and get an up-close look at the rehearsal process
 . You will also be able to ask the dancers questions with a Q&A!\n\nThis op
 tion will be held at Ballet Co. Laboratory’s studio in St. Paul. More detai
 ls will be emailed out to participants closer to the show date. Please be s
 ure the email you have on file with us is current.\n\nFor option 1\, you mu
 st sign up by 4/27/26. If you wish to sign up past this date\, please conta
 ct Edina Community Ed to see if it is possible.\n\nBallet Appreciation #2: 
 Mary Poppins – Dress Rehearsal + Backstage Tour\n\n \n- E.M. Pearson Theate
 r at Concordia University\, St Paul - Wednesday\, May 13\, 2026 from 5pm to
  8pm\n\n \n\nCome and watch the dress rehearsal for the show Mary Poppins! 
 Held in the theater\, you will get to see first hand the work it takes to m
 ove a show from the studio to the stage and you’ll be the first to see the 
 production onstage! Participants will also be given a backstage tour of the
  theater!\n\nPlease note you must arrive by 5pm at E.M. Pearson Theater at 
 Concordia University. More details will be emailed out to participants clos
 er to the show date. Please be sure the email you have on file with us is c
 urrent.\n\nFor option 2\, you must sign up by 5/6/26. If you wish to sign u
 p past this date\, please contact Edina Community Ed to see if it is possib
 le.\n\nAbout Mary Poppins:\n\nMary Poppins will sweep you into a world wher
 e anything can happen—blending unforgettable characters\, dazzling choreogr
 aphy\, and a dash of theatrical magic. Join us for a spoonful of sugar sure
  to stir your soul and set your imagination free.\n\n______________________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ____\n\nAbout Ballet Co. Laboratory:\n\nBallet Co. Laboratory is Minnesota’
 s largest professional ballet company and school. Based in Saint Paul and e
 stablished in 2018\, they empower creativity while engaging communities in 
 new ways of thinking\, learning\, and moving. Ballet Co.Laboratory is natio
 nally recognized for challenging ballet’s “traditions that exclude” by reim
 agining how ballet is taught\, created\, and presented.\n\n________________
 __________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Program
 ming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and
  building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (
 https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class 
 sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you 
 miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community 
 Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate lat
 e registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-395
 2
DTEND:20260514T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260513T220000Z
LOCATION:E.M. Pearson Theater at Concorida University
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Ballet Appreciation: Mary Poppins - Intergenerational (422-2)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join us for one or two unforgettable experiences: watching an o
 riginal ballet based on a beloved story! Whether you have taken ballet clas
 ses or you just love an evening out at the theater\, you will enjoy this sp
 ecial opportunity created just for Edina Community Ed participants! Join ou
 r ballet instructor\, Kaethe Birkner\, for an evening or afternoon with Bal
 let Co. Laboratory to watch rehearsals of their production of Mary Poppins 
 along with a behind the scenes opportunity at each offering.\n\nThese event
 s are for ages 10 and up. All youth must come with an adult.\n\nPlease read
  through the descriptions carefully to ensure you choose the event that wor
 ks best for you\, your family\, or your group.\n\nIf you have questions\, p
 lease email our ballet instructor Kaethe Birkner at kabirkner2020@gmail.com
 .\n\n______________________________________________________________________
 ___________________________________________\n\nBallet Appreciation #1: Mary
  Poppins – In-Studio Rehearsal + Dancer Q&A\n\n \n- Ballet Co. Laboratory\,
  St. Paul - Friday\, May 1\, 2026 from 1pm to 3pm\n\n \n\nThis rare opportu
 nity will allow you to see an in-studio rehearsal for Mary Poppins only two
  weeks before it will be on stage. You will have a chance to see where the 
 dancers rehearse everyday and get an up-close look at the rehearsal process
 . You will also be able to ask the dancers questions with a Q&A!\n\nThis op
 tion will be held at Ballet Co. Laboratory’s studio in St. Paul. More detai
 ls will be emailed out to participants closer to the show date. Please be s
 ure the email you have on file with us is current.\n\nFor option 1\, you mu
 st sign up by 4/27/26. If you wish to sign up past this date\, please conta
 ct Edina Community Ed to see if it is possible.\n\nBallet Appreciation #2: 
 Mary Poppins – Dress Rehearsal + Backstage Tour\n\n \n- E.M. Pearson Theate
 r at Concordia University\, St Paul - Wednesday\, May 13\, 2026 from 5pm to
  8pm\n\n \n\nCome and watch the dress rehearsal for the show Mary Poppins! 
 Held in the theater\, you will get to see first hand the work it takes to m
 ove a show from the studio to the stage and you’ll be the first to see the 
 production onstage! Participants will also be given a backstage tour of the
  theater!\n\nPlease note you must arrive by 5pm at E.M. Pearson Theater at 
 Concordia University. More details will be emailed out to participants clos
 er to the show date. Please be sure the email you have on file with us is c
 urrent.\n\nFor option 2\, you must sign up by 5/6/26. If you wish to sign u
 p past this date\, please contact Edina Community Ed to see if it is possib
 le.\n\nAbout Mary Poppins:\n\nMary Poppins will sweep you into a world wher
 e anything can happen—blending unforgettable characters\, dazzling choreogr
 aphy\, and a dash of theatrical magic. Join us for a spoonful of sugar sure
  to stir your soul and set your imagination free.\n\n______________________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ____\n\nAbout Ballet Co. Laboratory:\n\nBallet Co. Laboratory is Minnesota’
 s largest professional ballet company and school. Based in Saint Paul and e
 stablished in 2018\, they empower creativity while engaging communities in 
 new ways of thinking\, learning\, and moving. Ballet Co.Laboratory is natio
 nally recognized for challenging ballet’s “traditions that exclude” by reim
 agining how ballet is taught\, created\, and presented.\n\n________________
 __________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Program
 ming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and
  building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (
 https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class 
 sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you 
 miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community 
 Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate lat
 e registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-395
 2
DTEND:20260501T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260501T180000Z
LOCATION:Ballet Co.Laboratory Studios
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Ballet Appreciation: Mary Poppins - Intergenerational (422-1)
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 let-appreciation-mary-poppins-intergenerational#422-1
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you planning a trip to a French-speaking destination? Get r
 eady for your trip and learn the basics of French with an Alliance Français
 e instructor in our French for Travelers crash course! This class is for yo
 u if you have never studied French before. Booklet provided.\n\n___________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-39
 52
DTEND:20260410T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260409T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:French for Travelers (423-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22171/adult-winter-spring-2026/fre
 nch-for-travelers#423-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you planning a trip to a French-speaking destination? Get r
 eady for your trip and learn the basics of French with an Alliance Français
 e instructor in our French for Travelers crash course! This class is for yo
 u if you have never studied French before. Booklet provided.\n\n___________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-39
 52
DTEND:20260417T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260416T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:French for Travelers (423-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22171/adult-winter-spring-2026/fre
 nch-for-travelers#423-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you planning a trip to a French-speaking destination? Get r
 eady for your trip and learn the basics of French with an Alliance Français
 e instructor in our French for Travelers crash course! This class is for yo
 u if you have never studied French before. Booklet provided.\n\n___________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-39
 52
DTEND:20260424T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260423T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:French for Travelers (423-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22171/adult-winter-spring-2026/fre
 nch-for-travelers#423-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you planning a trip to a French-speaking destination? Get r
 eady for your trip and learn the basics of French with an Alliance Français
 e instructor in our French for Travelers crash course! This class is for yo
 u if you have never studied French before. Booklet provided.\n\n___________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-39
 52
DTEND:20260501T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260430T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:French for Travelers (423-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22171/adult-winter-spring-2026/fre
 nch-for-travelers#423-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Are you planning a trip to a French-speaking destination? Get r
 eady for your trip and learn the basics of French with an Alliance Français
 e instructor in our French for Travelers crash course! This class is for yo
 u if you have never studied French before. Booklet provided.\n\n___________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-39
 52
DTEND:20260508T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260507T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:French for Travelers (423-1)
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 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22171/adult-winter-spring-2026/fre
 nch-for-travelers#423-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Spring offers many tasty opportunities for the growing forager!
  Join Maria Wesserle of Four Season Foraging in this introductory class abo
 ut common wild edibles. We will start inside for a slideshow presentation\,
  then move outdoors to explore wild edible plants of the spring landscape. 
 Together we will learn about laws and ethics around foraging\, as well as i
 dentification\, harvest\, and preparation of edible species. Please dress f
 or the weather (rain or shine!) and be prepared to walk around a mile. Plan
 ts we will probably encounter include garlic mustard\, burdock\, dandelion\
 , plantain\, and many others! You will leave with a newfound appreciation f
 or the wild plants that grow all around us plus a greater sense of confiden
 ce in foraging your own food!\n\nThis class is intergenerational. Ages 14 a
 nd up may attend with an adult.\n\nWe will start inside the Edina Community
  Center in room 315 for a slideshow presentation\, then move outdoors to ex
 plore wild edible plants of the early summer landscape. \n\n(Make sure to d
 rive or carpool to the Community Center so you have transportation to the p
 ark.)\n\n \n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info 
 regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Program
 s - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools
 .org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before th
 e start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still 
 interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\
 , but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: commu
 nityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260509T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260509T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Introduction to Foraging: Discovering Wild Foods - Intergenerationa
 l (388-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21981/adult-winter-spring-2026/int
 roduction-to-foraging-discovering-wild-foods-intergenerational#388-1
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:During your Paperweight Glass Discovery\, you will work one-on-
 one with a professional glass instructor to make a solid glass globe sculpt
 ure.Our instructors will explain the safety\, equipment\, and tools that gl
 assblowers use every day to create their art. Participants will have the gl
 assblowing process demonstrated and explained to them\, and then one at a t
 ime will be coached through the steps of creating a beautiful\, colorful pa
 perweight of their own. This hands-on process will include collecting color
  onto the surface of molten glass and shaping it with a variety of specialt
 y tools while sitting at the glassblower’s bench. Not comfortable with some
  of the steps or equipment involved in hot glass making? Fear not\, our ins
 tructors will adapt to your level of comfort in the hotshop to ensure a won
 derful experience. Due to hot glass needing to be cooled at a slow rate ove
 r at least 12 hours\, completed pieces will be ready for pickup the week fo
 llowing your Glass Discovery. Please note that although you will be glassbl
 owing\, this class does not require placing mouths onto the glassblowing pi
 pes since the sculpture is solid and requires no air.No experience required
  and all materials are provided.___________________________________________
 ________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page
  for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\
 nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communitye
 d.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 
 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline 
 but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space m
 ay be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n
 \nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260411T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260411T150000Z
LOCATION:Foci Minnesota Center for Glass Arts
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paperweight Glassblowing Discovery (411-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22045/adult-winter-spring-2026/pap
 erweight-glassblowing-discovery#411-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:During your Paperweight Glass Discovery\, you will work one-on-
 one with a professional glass instructor to make a solid glass globe sculpt
 ure.Our instructors will explain the safety\, equipment\, and tools that gl
 assblowers use every day to create their art. Participants will have the gl
 assblowing process demonstrated and explained to them\, and then one at a t
 ime will be coached through the steps of creating a beautiful\, colorful pa
 perweight of their own. This hands-on process will include collecting color
  onto the surface of molten glass and shaping it with a variety of specialt
 y tools while sitting at the glassblower’s bench. Not comfortable with some
  of the steps or equipment involved in hot glass making? Fear not\, our ins
 tructors will adapt to your level of comfort in the hotshop to ensure a won
 derful experience. Due to hot glass needing to be cooled at a slow rate ove
 r at least 12 hours\, completed pieces will be ready for pickup the week fo
 llowing your Glass Discovery. Please note that although you will be glassbl
 owing\, this class does not require placing mouths onto the glassblowing pi
 pes since the sculpture is solid and requires no air.No experience required
  and all materials are provided.___________________________________________
 ________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page
  for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\
 nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communitye
 d.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 
 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline 
 but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space m
 ay be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n
 \nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260502T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260502T150000Z
LOCATION:Foci Minnesota Center for Glass Arts
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Paperweight Glassblowing Discovery (411-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22045/adult-winter-spring-2026/pap
 erweight-glassblowing-discovery#411-2
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join local artist Chiaki O’Brien for SAORI Weaving in 2026! \n\
 nOriginally from Japan\, Chiaki brings SAORI Weaving to participants rangin
 g from small children to older adults. This modern Japanese weaving style h
 as traveled along with her since she came to the United States in 2004. SAO
 RI is a way of self-expression through weaving\, and an opportunity to enjo
 y the moment of weaving with colors and textures! Chiaki will provide SAORI
  looms for the students to work on and she will facilitate and encourage st
 udents as they develop skills and enjoy the SAORI Weaving process. The aim 
 of the workshop is for students to create a one-of-a-kind piece of woven ar
 t! \n\nThis class is specifically designed for adults with disabilities\, p
 roviding a supportive and inclusive environment for creative expression\, b
 ut is open to any adult participant for registration. \n\n_________________
 ____________________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adu
 lt Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancella
 tion\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinascho
 ols.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for 
 all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registratio
 n: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the 
 Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accom
 modate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (95
 2) 848-3952
DTEND:20260527T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260527T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Joy of Exploration!: SAORI Weaving with Chiaki O’Brien - Unified (4
 38-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22391/adult-winter-spring-2026/joy
 -of-exploration-saori-weaving-with-chiaki-o-brien-unified#438-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join local artist Chiaki O’Brien for SAORI Weaving in 2026! \n\
 nOriginally from Japan\, Chiaki brings SAORI Weaving to participants rangin
 g from small children to older adults. This modern Japanese weaving style h
 as traveled along with her since she came to the United States in 2004. SAO
 RI is a way of self-expression through weaving\, and an opportunity to enjo
 y the moment of weaving with colors and textures! Chiaki will provide SAORI
  looms for the students to work on and she will facilitate and encourage st
 udents as they develop skills and enjoy the SAORI Weaving process. The aim 
 of the workshop is for students to create a one-of-a-kind piece of woven ar
 t! \n\nThis class is specifically designed for adults with disabilities\, p
 roviding a supportive and inclusive environment for creative expression\, b
 ut is open to any adult participant for registration. \n\n_________________
 ____________________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adu
 lt Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancella
 tion\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinascho
 ols.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for 
 all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registratio
 n: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the 
 Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accom
 modate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (95
 2) 848-3952
DTEND:20260528T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260528T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Joy of Exploration!: SAORI Weaving with Chiaki O’Brien - Unified (4
 38-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22391/adult-winter-spring-2026/joy
 -of-exploration-saori-weaving-with-chiaki-o-brien-unified#438-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join local artist Chiaki O’Brien for SAORI Weaving in 2026! \n\
 nOriginally from Japan\, Chiaki brings SAORI Weaving to participants rangin
 g from small children to older adults. This modern Japanese weaving style h
 as traveled along with her since she came to the United States in 2004. SAO
 RI is a way of self-expression through weaving\, and an opportunity to enjo
 y the moment of weaving with colors and textures! Chiaki will provide SAORI
  looms for the students to work on and she will facilitate and encourage st
 udents as they develop skills and enjoy the SAORI Weaving process. The aim 
 of the workshop is for students to create a one-of-a-kind piece of woven ar
 t! \n\nThis class is specifically designed for adults with disabilities\, p
 roviding a supportive and inclusive environment for creative expression\, b
 ut is open to any adult participant for registration. \n\n_________________
 ____________________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adu
 lt Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancella
 tion\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinascho
 ols.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for 
 all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registratio
 n: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the 
 Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accom
 modate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (95
 2) 848-3952
DTEND:20260529T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260529T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Joy of Exploration!: SAORI Weaving with Chiaki O’Brien - Unified (4
 38-2)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22391/adult-winter-spring-2026/joy
 -of-exploration-saori-weaving-with-chiaki-o-brien-unified#438-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases\n\nStep into
  the world of artificial intelligence and discover what’s really behind tod
 ay’s smart technologies. In this engaging\, beginner-friendly course\, you’
 ll learn about the different types of AI—from narrow AI (like Siri\, Alexa\
 , and Google Assistant) to generative AI (such as ChatGPT\, DALLE\, and Gem
 ini)\, and even emerging general AI systems. We'll explore how machine lear
 ning models\, intelligent agents\, and large language models (LLMs) work\, 
 and how they're being used in fields like healthcare\, education\, art\, cu
 stomer service\, and more. Real-life case studies and hands-on examples wil
 l bring the concepts to life. Whether you're tech-savvy or just AI-curious\
 , this class will give you the knowledge to understand\, evaluate\, use and
  talk about AI in a meaningful way.\n\n____________________________________
 _____________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://commu
 nityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clos
 es 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dead
 line but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Sp
 ace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registratio
 ns.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260114T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260114T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases (400-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21997/adult-winter-spring-2026/ai-
 in-action-models-agents-and-real-use-cases#400-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases\n\nStep into
  the world of artificial intelligence and discover what’s really behind tod
 ay’s smart technologies. In this engaging\, beginner-friendly course\, you’
 ll learn about the different types of AI—from narrow AI (like Siri\, Alexa\
 , and Google Assistant) to generative AI (such as ChatGPT\, DALLE\, and Gem
 ini)\, and even emerging general AI systems. We'll explore how machine lear
 ning models\, intelligent agents\, and large language models (LLMs) work\, 
 and how they're being used in fields like healthcare\, education\, art\, cu
 stomer service\, and more. Real-life case studies and hands-on examples wil
 l bring the concepts to life. Whether you're tech-savvy or just AI-curious\
 , this class will give you the knowledge to understand\, evaluate\, use and
  talk about AI in a meaningful way.\n\n____________________________________
 _____________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://commu
 nityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clos
 es 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dead
 line but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Sp
 ace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registratio
 ns.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260121T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260121T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases (400-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_324844819@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21997/adult-winter-spring-2026/ai-
 in-action-models-agents-and-real-use-cases#400-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases\n\nStep into
  the world of artificial intelligence and discover what’s really behind tod
 ay’s smart technologies. In this engaging\, beginner-friendly course\, you’
 ll learn about the different types of AI—from narrow AI (like Siri\, Alexa\
 , and Google Assistant) to generative AI (such as ChatGPT\, DALLE\, and Gem
 ini)\, and even emerging general AI systems. We'll explore how machine lear
 ning models\, intelligent agents\, and large language models (LLMs) work\, 
 and how they're being used in fields like healthcare\, education\, art\, cu
 stomer service\, and more. Real-life case studies and hands-on examples wil
 l bring the concepts to life. Whether you're tech-savvy or just AI-curious\
 , this class will give you the knowledge to understand\, evaluate\, use and
  talk about AI in a meaningful way.\n\n____________________________________
 _____________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://commu
 nityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clos
 es 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dead
 line but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Sp
 ace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registratio
 ns.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260211T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260211T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases (400-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_902143020@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21997/adult-winter-spring-2026/ai-
 in-action-models-agents-and-real-use-cases#400-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases\n\nStep into
  the world of artificial intelligence and discover what’s really behind tod
 ay’s smart technologies. In this engaging\, beginner-friendly course\, you’
 ll learn about the different types of AI—from narrow AI (like Siri\, Alexa\
 , and Google Assistant) to generative AI (such as ChatGPT\, DALLE\, and Gem
 ini)\, and even emerging general AI systems. We'll explore how machine lear
 ning models\, intelligent agents\, and large language models (LLMs) work\, 
 and how they're being used in fields like healthcare\, education\, art\, cu
 stomer service\, and more. Real-life case studies and hands-on examples wil
 l bring the concepts to life. Whether you're tech-savvy or just AI-curious\
 , this class will give you the knowledge to understand\, evaluate\, use and
  talk about AI in a meaningful way.\n\n____________________________________
 _____________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://commu
 nityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clos
 es 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dead
 line but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Sp
 ace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registratio
 ns.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260218T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260218T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases (400-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_703791196@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21997/adult-winter-spring-2026/ai-
 in-action-models-agents-and-real-use-cases#400-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases\n\nStep into
  the world of artificial intelligence and discover what’s really behind tod
 ay’s smart technologies. In this engaging\, beginner-friendly course\, you’
 ll learn about the different types of AI—from narrow AI (like Siri\, Alexa\
 , and Google Assistant) to generative AI (such as ChatGPT\, DALLE\, and Gem
 ini)\, and even emerging general AI systems. We'll explore how machine lear
 ning models\, intelligent agents\, and large language models (LLMs) work\, 
 and how they're being used in fields like healthcare\, education\, art\, cu
 stomer service\, and more. Real-life case studies and hands-on examples wil
 l bring the concepts to life. Whether you're tech-savvy or just AI-curious\
 , this class will give you the knowledge to understand\, evaluate\, use and
  talk about AI in a meaningful way.\n\n____________________________________
 _____________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://commu
 nityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clos
 es 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dead
 line but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Sp
 ace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registratio
 ns.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260513T163000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260513T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases (400-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_670452190@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21997/adult-winter-spring-2026/ai-
 in-action-models-agents-and-real-use-cases#400-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases\n\nStep into
  the world of artificial intelligence and discover what’s really behind tod
 ay’s smart technologies. In this engaging\, beginner-friendly course\, you’
 ll learn about the different types of AI—from narrow AI (like Siri\, Alexa\
 , and Google Assistant) to generative AI (such as ChatGPT\, DALLE\, and Gem
 ini)\, and even emerging general AI systems. We'll explore how machine lear
 ning models\, intelligent agents\, and large language models (LLMs) work\, 
 and how they're being used in fields like healthcare\, education\, art\, cu
 stomer service\, and more. Real-life case studies and hands-on examples wil
 l bring the concepts to life. Whether you're tech-savvy or just AI-curious\
 , this class will give you the knowledge to understand\, evaluate\, use and
  talk about AI in a meaningful way.\n\n____________________________________
 _____________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://commu
 nityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clos
 es 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dead
 line but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Sp
 ace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registratio
 ns.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260520T163000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260520T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:AI in Action: Models\, Agents\, and Real Use Cases (400-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_124541441@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21997/adult-winter-spring-2026/ai-
 in-action-models-agents-and-real-use-cases#400-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Register early as this class will fill up fast. You and your fr
 iends can learn the Bob Ross-style of landscape oil painting using the wet-
 on-wet technique in this 3-hour class. With all equipment provided\, you wi
 ll follow the step-by-step instruction to create your own replica of a Bob 
 Ross painting. Enjoy this easy-going atmosphere as you learn how to paint m
 ountains\, trees\, bushes\, hills\, rivers\, lakes\, and sunsets on a 20x 1
 6 canvas. Ages 13+.Misty Lake Sunrise will be taught on 3/5/26 and Sunset A
 glow will be taught on 5/5/26. All materials provided. \n\nPlease note the 
 location of this class is in the Normandale Art Room. You will enter door 1
 0 of Normandale Elementary French Immersion School.\n\n____________________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 84
 8-3952
DTEND:20260306T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260305T220000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Bob Ross Landscape Oil Painting - Intergenerational (361-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_64359923@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21915/adult-winter-spring-2026/bob
 -ross-landscape-oil-painting-intergenerational#361-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Register early as this class will fill up fast. You and your fr
 iends can learn the Bob Ross-style of landscape oil painting using the wet-
 on-wet technique in this 3-hour class. With all equipment provided\, you wi
 ll follow the step-by-step instruction to create your own replica of a Bob 
 Ross painting. Enjoy this easy-going atmosphere as you learn how to paint m
 ountains\, trees\, bushes\, hills\, rivers\, lakes\, and sunsets on a 20x 1
 6 canvas. Ages 13+.Misty Lake Sunrise will be taught on 3/5/26 and Sunset A
 glow will be taught on 5/5/26. All materials provided. \n\nPlease note the 
 location of this class is in the Normandale Art Room. You will enter door 1
 0 of Normandale Elementary French Immersion School.\n\n____________________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 84
 8-3952
DTEND:20260506T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20260505T210000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Bob Ross Landscape Oil Painting - Intergenerational (361-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_929201499@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21915/adult-winter-spring-2026/bob
 -ross-landscape-oil-painting-intergenerational#361-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251208T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20251208T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_231018557@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251209T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173555Z
DTSTART:20251209T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:55-05:00_821517704@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251210T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251210T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_559185546@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251211T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251211T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_197821854@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251212T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251212T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_930401383@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251215T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251215T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251216T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251216T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251217T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251217T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251218T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251218T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251219T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251219T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251222T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251222T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251223T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251223T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251226T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251226T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251229T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251229T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_47199327@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251230T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251230T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20251231T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251231T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_209402664@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260102T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260102T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260105T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260105T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260106T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260106T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260107T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260107T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260108T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260108T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260109T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260109T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260112T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260112T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260113T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260113T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260114T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260114T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260115T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260115T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_92166073@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260116T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260116T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260120T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260120T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260121T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260121T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260122T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260122T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260123T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260123T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260126T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260126T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260127T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260127T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260128T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260128T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260129T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260129T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260130T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260130T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260202T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260202T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260203T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260203T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260204T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260204T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_813417764@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260205T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260205T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_680968303@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260206T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260206T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260209T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260209T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260210T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260210T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260211T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260211T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260212T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260212T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260213T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260213T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_966327363@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260217T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260217T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_179154879@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260218T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260218T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_859834914@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260219T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260219T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_598974598@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260220T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260220T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_103501593@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260223T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260223T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_539482393@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260224T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260224T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260225T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260225T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260226T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260226T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260227T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260227T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_687671742@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260309T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260309T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_76942947@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260310T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260310T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_442445283@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260311T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260311T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_609872173@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260312T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260312T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_26818896@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260313T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260313T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260316T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260316T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260317T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260317T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260318T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260318T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260319T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260319T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260320T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260320T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260323T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260323T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260324T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260324T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260325T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260325T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260326T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260326T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260327T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260327T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_352494312@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260330T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260330T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260331T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260331T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260401T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260401T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
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DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
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LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260403T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260403T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260406T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260406T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260407T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260407T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260408T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260408T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260409T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260409T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260410T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260410T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260413T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260413T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260414T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260414T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260415T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260415T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260416T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260416T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260417T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260417T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260420T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260420T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260421T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260421T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260422T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260422T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260423T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260423T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260424T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260424T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260427T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260427T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_173111568@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260428T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260428T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260429T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260429T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260430T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260430T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260501T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260501T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260504T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260504T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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END:VEVENT
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260505T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260505T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260506T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260506T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260507T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260507T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260508T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260508T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260511T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260511T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260512T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260512T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_724684016@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260513T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260513T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260514T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260514T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260515T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260515T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260518T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260518T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
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 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260519T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260519T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260520T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260520T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260521T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260521T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260522T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260522T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260526T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260526T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260527T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260527T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260528T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260528T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_341922415@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year. \n\n**PLEASE NOTE:
  We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This i
 s in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date
  with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNot
 e - All Open Shop participants must:\n \n- have completed our pre-requisite
  of Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed 
 it before they attend open woodshop. \n\n- be able to work independently (o
 r with a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n \n- Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and
  eye protection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bri
 ng a hair tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\
 n- Avoid loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for
  learning and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit 
 is not consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.
DTEND:20260529T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260529T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop: M-F Mornings (357-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_778692288@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22014/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-m-f-mornings#357-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251210T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251210T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_621248803@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251212T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251212T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_255184128@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251213T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251213T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_612350712@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251217T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251217T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_738840724@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251219T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251219T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_859613460@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251220T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251220T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_595958773@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251224T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251224T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_158412245@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20251231T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20251231T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_874686641@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260103T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260103T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_161541912@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260107T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260107T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_737845920@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260109T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260109T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_339039316@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260110T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260110T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_21703959@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260114T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260114T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_263813271@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260116T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260116T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_363426344@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260117T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260117T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_566888881@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260121T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260121T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_977180476@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260123T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260123T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260124T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260124T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260128T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260128T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_300472265@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260130T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260130T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260131T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260131T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260204T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260204T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_387230941@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260206T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260206T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_17784679@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260207T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260207T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_881401158@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260211T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260211T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_581263029@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260213T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260213T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
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SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260214T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260214T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
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SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260218T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260218T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260220T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260220T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
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DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260221T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260221T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260225T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260225T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260227T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260227T000000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_896962440@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260307T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260307T140000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_733881104@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260311T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260310T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260313T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260312T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
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SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260314T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260314T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260318T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260317T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260320T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260319T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260321T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260321T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260325T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260324T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_502845840@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260327T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260326T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_532885048@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260328T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260328T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_225669203@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260401T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260331T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260403T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260402T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260404T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260404T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260408T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260407T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260410T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260409T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260411T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260411T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_11355762@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260415T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260414T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_125868742@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260417T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260416T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_962333544@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260418T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260418T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_686162947@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260422T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260421T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
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 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260424T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260423T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260425T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260425T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260429T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260428T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260501T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260430T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260502T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260502T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260506T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260505T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_618802381@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260508T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260507T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_762111555@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260509T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260509T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_139942305@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260513T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260512T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260515T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260514T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260516T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260516T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260520T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260519T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260522T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260521T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260523T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260523T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260527T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260526T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260529T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260528T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_542736150@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22016/adult-winter-spring-2026/ope
 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join a committed crew of woodcrafters where a myriad of experie
 nced woodworkers\, hobbyists\, and beginners work side-by-side on personal 
 and community projects.\n\nOur woodshop is well-equipped with all the major
  power equipment and hand tools you are likely to need to complete your pro
 jects as well as a finishing room for painting\, varnishing or oiling.\n\nT
 he Monday through Friday morning session Open Shop has a long tradition of 
 volunteer monitors and mandatory breaks. The price-per-session for M-F morn
 ing shop reflects a commitment by woodworkers to volunteer as a monitor 3-4
  times each quarter. This is not optional: if you register for M-F Open Sho
 p\, expect to monitor. And expect to take a 10am coffee and treat break!\n\
 nAfternoon and evening/weekend Open Shop registrants have paid staff monito
 rs and are not expected to volunteer nor are breaks mandatory. This is refl
 ected in a higher price-per-session so we are able to compensate our staff 
 monitors appropriately.\n\nWe have moved to a quarterly calendar to allow p
 articipants to easily take a quarter off if they are traveling or unable to
  commit to the previous longer season length. This also allows us to natura
 lly build in 4 skill building weeks throughout the year.\n\n**PLEASE NOTE: 
 We encourage you to attend the first day of your open Shop session. This is
  in order to meet one another and confirm that participants are up to date 
 with all our woodshop expectations\, protocols\, and monitor roles.\n\nNote
  - All Open Shop participants must:\n - have completed our pre-requisite of
  Woodworking Fundamentals : Woodshop Orientation or will have completed it 
 before they attend open woodshop.\n\n- be able to work independently (or wi
 th a PCA)\n\n \nHelpful suggestions:\n - Bring a pencil.\n\n- Ear and eye p
 rotection provided\, but we encourage you to bring your own.\n\n- Bring a h
 air tie if you have long hair\n\n- You might find an apron useful.\n\n- Avo
 id loose clothing and jewelry\n\n \nThe Community Woodshop exists for learn
 ing and community-building. Commercial production for sale or profit is not
  consistent with our goals and mission and is not allowed.\n\n_____________
 ___________________________________________________________________________
 ______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvie
 w page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building in
 fo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://comm
 unityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clo
 ses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dea
 dline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. S
 pace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrati
 ons.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260530T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260530T130000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Open Woodshop:T/TH/Sat (355-2)
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 nternal
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 n-woodshop-t-th-sat#355-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Let's travel again\, this time to la bella Sicilia! You don't n
 eed to go to Sicily to feel like you are living like a Sicilian. Join Crist
 ina Garrasi to learn the art of making Pasta alla Norma\, Caponata\, and Pe
 sce alla Messinese\; fish Messina style. Mangiamo come i siciliani!\n\n____
 ______________________________________________________________\n\nPlease re
 ad our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\
 , cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed 
 (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistr
 ation for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate R
 egistration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can co
 ntact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our bes
 t to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.org
 Phone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260415T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260414T223000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Italian Cooking:  A Day in Sicily! (379-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21960/adult-winter-spring-2026/ita
 lian-cooking-a-day-in-sicily#379-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Let's travel again\, this time to la bella Sicilia! You don't n
 eed to go to Sicily to feel like you are living like a Sicilian. Join Crist
 ina Garrasi to learn the art of making Pasta alla Norma\, Caponata\, and Pe
 sce alla Messinese\; fish Messina style. Mangiamo come i siciliani!\n\n____
 ______________________________________________________________\n\nPlease re
 ad our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\
 , cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed 
 (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistr
 ation for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate R
 egistration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can co
 ntact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our bes
 t to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.org
 Phone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260416T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260416T143000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Italian Cooking:  A Day in Sicily! (379-2)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21960/adult-winter-spring-2026/ita
 lian-cooking-a-day-in-sicily#379-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Just in time for Mothers' Day. Join Cristina Garrasi for a choc
 olate\, fruit\, and mocha filled cooking class. Cristina will teach you how
  to make Tiramisu\, Crostata di Frutta and Espresso Cookies! Dolci\, dolci\
 , dolci! Once you learn how to make these classic Italian desserts you'll w
 ant to make them for all your favorite people\, especially the mamma's in y
 our life!\n\n______________________________________________________________
 __________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview pa
 ge for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\
 n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communit
 yed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 
 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadlin
 e but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space
  may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.
 \n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260506T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260505T213000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Italian Cooking - Italian Desserts for Mothers' Day (380-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_963688100@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21961/adult-winter-spring-2026/ita
 lian-cooking-italian-desserts-for-mothers-day#380-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Just in time for Mothers' Day. Join Cristina Garrasi for a choc
 olate\, fruit\, and mocha filled cooking class. Cristina will teach you how
  to make Tiramisu\, Crostata di Frutta and Espresso Cookies! Dolci\, dolci\
 , dolci! Once you learn how to make these classic Italian desserts you'll w
 ant to make them for all your favorite people\, especially the mamma's in y
 our life!\n\n______________________________________________________________
 __________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview pa
 ge for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\
 n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communit
 yed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 
 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadlin
 e but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space
  may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.
 \n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260507T170000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260507T133000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Italian Cooking - Italian Desserts for Mothers' Day (380-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_418497151@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21961/adult-winter-spring-2026/ita
 lian-cooking-italian-desserts-for-mothers-day#380-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Step into the vibrant kitchens of North India in this interacti
 ve cooking experience. Together we’ll prepare three comforting\, flavorful 
 vegetarian dishes: Rajma\, a hearty red kidney bean curry simmered with war
 ming spices\; Matar Paneer\, a classic dish of peas and paneer in a spiced 
 tomato-onion gravy\; and Tofu Bhurji\, a plant-forward twist on scrambled p
 aneer\, full of bright herbs and spices.\n\nIn this class\, you’ll learn es
 sential Indian cooking techniques—like building a masala base\, balancing s
 pices\, and creating depth of flavor with simple ingredients. Along the way
 \, we’ll talk about the nutritional benefits of spices\, legumes\, and plan
 t-based proteins\, and how to bring these wholesome\, satisfying meals into
  your weekly cooking routine.\n\nWhether you’re new to Indian cooking or lo
 oking to expand your skills\, this class will give you the confidence to re
 create authentic\, delicious North Indian dishes at home.\n\nThis class wil
 l take place in our Family and Consumer Science classroom at Southview Midd
 le School. You will be working at kitchen stations preparing your own dishe
 s in small groups. \n\nAges 12+ are welcome to join in the cooking fun acco
 mpanied by an adult learner. \n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o. Adult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communit
 yed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clclose
 s at 4pm the day before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss t
 he deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed off
 ice. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late regi
 strations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschoolsschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-39
 52
DTEND:20260415T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260414T221500Z
LOCATION:South View Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Savor Flavors of India: Hearty Main Courses - Intergenerational (38
 1-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21962/adult-winter-spring-2026/sav
 or-flavors-of-india-hearty-main-courses-intergenerational#381-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Discover the nourishing power of lentils in this hands-on veget
 arian cooking class designed to inspire and energize your home cooking. We’
 ll guide you through three flavorful\, plant-based dishes that are as comfo
 rting as they are nutritious. On the Menu:\n\n \n- Moong Dal Chilla with To
 fu filling – A savory\, protein-rich pancake made from green moong lentils\
 , crisp on the edges and filled with seasoned tofu\n\n- Indian-Style Lentil
  Soup – A warming red lentil soup infused with aromatic spices like cumin\,
  ginger\, and turmeric—healing\, hearty\, and full of flavor\n\n- Khichri –
  A beloved one-pot meal of rice and lentils\, delicately seasoned and deepl
 y satisfying served with yogurt raita —ideal for cozy nights or wholesome f
 amily dinners.\n\n \n\nLearn foundational techniques like soaking and cooki
 ng lentils\, tempering spices\, and building layers of flavor from simple i
 ngredients. Whether you're new to lentils or looking for creative ways to u
 se them\, you’ll leave with skills and recipes you’ll want to make again an
 d again.\n\nCome hungry to learn\, cook\, and fall in love with the simplic
 ity and versatility of lentil-based meals!\n\nThis class will take place in
  our Family and Consumer Science classroom at Southview Middle School. You 
 will be working at kitchen stations preparing your own dishes in small grou
 ps. \n\nAges 12+ are welcome to join in the cooking fun with an adult learn
 er. \n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regard
 ing registration\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina
  Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adul
 ts)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes at 4pm the day before the
  start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still i
 nterested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\,
  but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: commun
 ityed@edinaschoolsschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260422T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260421T221500Z
LOCATION:South View Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Savor Flavors of India: Lentils and Beans - Intergenerational (382-
 1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21963/adult-winter-spring-2026/sav
 or-flavors-of-india-lentils-and-beans-intergenerational#382-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Discover the art of making soft\, flaky\, and flavorful Indian 
 flatbreads in this hands on cooking class! From everyday staples to festive
  favorites\, you’ll learn to create a variety of breads that pair perfectly
  with curries\, dals\, and other Indian dishes.\n\nRiku and Namrata will te
 ach you to make: \n\n \n- Naan: Soft\, leavened bread cooked to perfection 
 with optional garlic butter. \n\n- Stuffed Parathas: Delicious whole wheat 
 flatbreads filled with spiced potatoes (Aloo Paratha) and paneer (Paneer Pa
 ratha). \n\n- Laccha Paratha: A flaky\, multi-layered bread that’s as fun t
 o make as it is to eat.\n\n \n\nLearn essential techniques like kneading\, 
 rolling\, and cooking on a skillet or tawa\, plus tips to achieve authentic
  textures and flavors. Whether you're new to bread-making or a seasoned coo
 k\, this class will equip you with the skills to recreate these beloved bre
 ads at home. Join us for a flavorful journey through the world of Indian fl
 atbreads—you’ll leave with confidence and recipes that are sure to impress!
  Ages 12+ are welcome to join in the cooking fun with an adult learner. \n\
 n___________________________________________________________\n\nPlease read
  our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, 
 cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edin
 aschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration
  for all class sessions closes at 4pm the day before the start date.\n\nLat
 e Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can
  contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our 
 best to accommodate late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgP
 hone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260429T022000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260428T220000Z
LOCATION:South View Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Savor Flavors of India: Indian Flatbreads - Intergenerational (383-
 5)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_9865332@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21964/adult-winter-spring-2026/sav
 or-flavors-of-india-indian-flatbreads-intergenerational#383-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a hands-on culinary experience that brings the comf
 ort and joy of a traditional Indian meal to your own kitchen. In this class
 \, you'll learn to prepare a satisfying three-course menu filled with bold 
 flavors\, vibrant colors\, and wholesome ingredients—perfect for sharing wi
 th family or friends.\n\nWe’ll guide you through each dish step by step: \n
 \nVegetable Cutlets with Green Chutney – Crispy\, golden patties made with 
 mashed vegetables and warming spices\, served with a zesty herb chutney. \n
 \nPuri with Potato & Vegetable Curry – Puffy\, deep-fried breads paired wit
 h a hearty and comforting curry full of potatoes\, peas\, and aromatic masa
 las. \n\nShrikhand – A sweet\, creamy yogurt dessert infused with cardamom 
 and saffron\,and topped with nuts for a refreshing finish.\n\nWhether you'r
 e new to Indian cooking or looking to expand your repertoire\, this class o
 ffers a flavorful\, feel-good journey through one of India’s most beloved h
 ome-style meals. Come ready to roll\, spice\, and savor! Ages 12+ are welco
 me to join in the cooking fun accompanied by an adult learner. \n\n________
 ___________________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adul
 t Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellat
 ion\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.
 org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all 
 class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: I
 f you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Comm
 unity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommoda
 te late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3
 952
DTEND:20260506T022000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260505T220000Z
LOCATION:South View Middle School
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Savor 3-Course Classic Indian Meal - Intergenerational (384-5)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21965/adult-winter-spring-2026/sav
 or-3-course-classic-indian-meal-intergenerational#384-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Join Christi Siver for an engaging and enlightening evening of 
 discussion around topics relating to international security and internation
 al humanitarian law. Christi Siver: is a Professor of Political Science at 
 the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University. She did her unde
 rgraduate work at Lewis and Clark College in Portland\, OR\, her Masters in
  International Relations and International Economics at Johns Hopkins Schoo
 l of Advanced International Studies\, and her Ph.D. in political science at
  the University of Washington. She teaches courses on international relatio
 ns and international security. Her current research interests include inter
 national humanitarian law\, military technology\, and comparative law. She 
 is a member of Global Minnesota and one of our esteemed Great Decisions spe
 akers as well. \n\n________________________________________________________
 ______\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info rega
 rding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - 
 Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org
 /adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the st
 art date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still inte
 rested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, bu
 t we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: community
 ed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260505T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260504T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Rules of the World: Do They Matter with Dr. Professor Christi Siver
  - hybrid (428-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22231/adult-winter-spring-2026/rul
 es-of-the-world-do-they-matter-with-dr-professor-christi-siver-hybrid#428-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:The Great Decisions program provides background information and
  policy options for the eight most critical issues facing America each year
  and serves as the focal text for discussion groups across the country. The
  Great Decisions program was created by the Foreign Policy Association. The
  mission of the Foreign Policy Association today\, as it has been for over 
 100 years\, is to serve as a catalyst for developing awareness\, understand
 ing\, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Throug
 h its balanced\, nonpartisan programs and publications\, the FPA encourages
  citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. Please read the For
 eign Policy Association descriptions here: FPA announces Great Decisions to
 pics for 2026 (https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/) \n
 \n(https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/)Edina Community
  Ed's Great Decisions programming is co-sponsored by Global Minnesota (http
 s://globalminnesota.org/) and Edina Community Ed and funded by the Edina Fr
 iends of the Library (https://www.supporthclib.org/edina).\n\nJanuary 12 - 
 Professor Andrew Latham - Ukraine & the Future of European Security\n\nAndr
 ew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and Political
  Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fellow\, Def
 ense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for Peace and
  Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Washington
 \, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the areas of 
 international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches courses
  on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conflict in 
 the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval politica
 l thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. His most
  recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and World Order
  in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about the Third 
 Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\nFebruary 9 - Todd Lefko - Trump Tariffs
  and the Future of the World Economy \n\nTodd is President of the Internati
 onal Business Development Company\, brings 35+ years of experience in inter
 national relations\, specializing in import-export and new technologies. He
  has published over 700 articles as a columnist for Rossiske Vesti and is o
 n the editorial board of the Russian Historical Reporter. Todd has taught t
 housands of students at Minnesota universities and lectured globally\, from
  Russia to China. A founder of Global Volunteers and Chair of East-West Con
 nections\, Todd’s academic background includes a BA in History\, MA in Publ
 ic Administration\, and studies at Harvard.\n\nPlease note this March date 
 is a TUESDAY. This presentation was previously listed as online. It is in p
 erson \n\nMarch 24 - Professor Richard Leitch - Multilateral Institutions i
 n a Changing World Order \n\nRichard Leitch is Associate Professor in Polit
 ical Science\, Environmental Studies\, and Japanese Studies Dr. Richard Lei
 tch earned his BA in East Asian Studies from Colby College in 1985\, and we
 nt on to earn an MA in Asian Studies from the University of Illinois\, Urba
 na-Champaign after a two-year career on Wall Street. He earned his Ph.D. in
  Political Science from Illinois in 1995\, where he was the recipient of th
 e Harriet and Charles Luckman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teachin
 g\, and the College of Liberal Arts Award for Distinguished Teaching by a G
 raduate Assistant. He has been a member of the Political Science Department
  at Gustavus since 1996\, where he teaches courses in International Relatio
 ns\, Comparative Politics\, Asian Politics\, Environmental Politics\, and t
 he Politics of Poverty. In 2000 he received the Swenson-Bunn Award for Teac
 hing Excellence at Gustavus\, and in 2008 the Edgar M. Carlson Award for Di
 stinguished Teaching. In 2012 he was included in The Princeton Review's The
  Best 300 Professors. His research interests include Japanese domestic poli
 tics and foreign policy\, and he is the co-author of Japan's Role in the Po
 st Cold War World. B.A. Colby College (1985\, East Asian Studies)\; M.A. Un
 iversity of Illinois (Asian Studies)\; Ph.D. University of Illinois (1995\,
  Political Science)\n\nMarch 30 - Todd Lefko - America and the World: Trump
  2.0 Foreign Policy \n\nTodd Lefko is President of the International Busine
 ss Development Company\, an import-export firm dealing with water purificat
 ion equipment\, kilns\, linen\, art\, and new technologies. He has homes in
  both Minnesota and Moscow\, and has written more than 680 articles\, which
  appeared weekly in Rossiske Vesti\, the political newspaper of the Russian
  Presidential administration\, as well as other Russian newspapers. Todd is
  on the editorial board for the Russian Historical Review\, a quarterly jou
 rnal\, as well as being the English editor for four Russian books. Todd has
  worked in Russia for over 32 years. Todd has taught sociology and urban af
 fairs at the University of Minnesota and political science\, international 
 relations\, political philosophy\, political campaign management\, leadersh
 ip and organizational development at other Minnesota colleges. He has lectu
 red at universities in Russia\, China\, Germany\, Belarus\, Kazakhstan\, an
 d Turkmenistan. He has an M.A. in Public Administration and coursework for 
 a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and has studied public policy as B
 ush Fellow at Harvard and urban planning at the University of Manchester\, 
 England. He is one of the founders of Global Volunteers and has been their 
 Treasurer and representative at the United Nations and serves on their Boar
 d of Trustees. Todd has also been a member of the Twin Cities Metropolitan 
 Council\, The Regional Transit Board\, and the Minnesota Experimental City 
 Authority. He is currently Chairperson of the Russian-American Business and
  Culture Council.\n\nApril 13 - Professor Ellen Kennedy - The Future of Hum
 an Rights and International Law\n\nEllen J. Kennedy\, Ph.D.\, is the founde
 r and Executive Director of World Without Genocide\, a human rights organiz
 ation located at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul\, where she is 
 an adjunct professor. Kennedy was named an Outstanding Citizen by the Anne 
 Frank Center in New York\, a Prominent Minnesotan\, and one of ’50 over 50’
  in Minnesota for her work. She received the FBI Director’s Community Leade
 rship Award and the Liberty Bell Award from the Ramsey County Bar Associati
 on for advancing human rights and the law. She is a recipient of the Alumni
  of Distinction award from Northern Michigan University\, Woman of Valor aw
 ard from Forward Global Women\, and Changemaker award from Minnesota Women’
 s Press. Kennedy is a representative to the United Nations Department of Gl
 obal Communications and World Without Genocide is in Special Consultative S
 tatus to the United Nations. Kennedy has a BA degree from the University of
  Michigan\, two masters’ degrees from Northern Michigan University\, and an
  MA and two doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota.\n\nApril 27
  - Professor Emeritus Gary Prevost - US Engagement with Africa\n\nGary Prev
 ost is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Latin American Studies a
 t the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University and Research Associate 
 and Honorary Professor at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. He is 
 the author of twenty books and more than 100 academic articles with a prima
 ry focus on Latin America and South Africa. He has taught courses in intern
 ational relations and U.S. foreign policy for more than fifty years and is 
 a long-time contributor to the Great Decisions program.\n\nMay 11 - Profess
 or Andrew Latham - Ruptured Alliances and the Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
 \n\nAndrew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and P
 olitical Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fell
 ow\, Defense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for P
 eace and Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Wa
 shington\, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the a
 reas of international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches
  courses on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conf
 lict in the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval 
 political thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. 
 His most recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and Wor
 ld Order in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about th
 e Third Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\n_______________________________
 _______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvi
 ew page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building i
 nfo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://com
 munityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions cl
 oses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the de
 adline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. 
 Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrat
 ions.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260113T001000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260112T220000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Great Decisions (350-1)
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 ernal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21891/adult-winter-spring-2026/gre
 at-decisions#350-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:The Great Decisions program provides background information and
  policy options for the eight most critical issues facing America each year
  and serves as the focal text for discussion groups across the country. The
  Great Decisions program was created by the Foreign Policy Association. The
  mission of the Foreign Policy Association today\, as it has been for over 
 100 years\, is to serve as a catalyst for developing awareness\, understand
 ing\, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Throug
 h its balanced\, nonpartisan programs and publications\, the FPA encourages
  citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. Please read the For
 eign Policy Association descriptions here: FPA announces Great Decisions to
 pics for 2026 (https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/) \n
 \n(https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/)Edina Community
  Ed's Great Decisions programming is co-sponsored by Global Minnesota (http
 s://globalminnesota.org/) and Edina Community Ed and funded by the Edina Fr
 iends of the Library (https://www.supporthclib.org/edina).\n\nJanuary 12 - 
 Professor Andrew Latham - Ukraine & the Future of European Security\n\nAndr
 ew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and Political
  Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fellow\, Def
 ense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for Peace and
  Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Washington
 \, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the areas of 
 international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches courses
  on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conflict in 
 the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval politica
 l thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. His most
  recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and World Order
  in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about the Third 
 Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\nFebruary 9 - Todd Lefko - Trump Tariffs
  and the Future of the World Economy \n\nTodd is President of the Internati
 onal Business Development Company\, brings 35+ years of experience in inter
 national relations\, specializing in import-export and new technologies. He
  has published over 700 articles as a columnist for Rossiske Vesti and is o
 n the editorial board of the Russian Historical Reporter. Todd has taught t
 housands of students at Minnesota universities and lectured globally\, from
  Russia to China. A founder of Global Volunteers and Chair of East-West Con
 nections\, Todd’s academic background includes a BA in History\, MA in Publ
 ic Administration\, and studies at Harvard.\n\nPlease note this March date 
 is a TUESDAY. This presentation was previously listed as online. It is in p
 erson \n\nMarch 24 - Professor Richard Leitch - Multilateral Institutions i
 n a Changing World Order \n\nRichard Leitch is Associate Professor in Polit
 ical Science\, Environmental Studies\, and Japanese Studies Dr. Richard Lei
 tch earned his BA in East Asian Studies from Colby College in 1985\, and we
 nt on to earn an MA in Asian Studies from the University of Illinois\, Urba
 na-Champaign after a two-year career on Wall Street. He earned his Ph.D. in
  Political Science from Illinois in 1995\, where he was the recipient of th
 e Harriet and Charles Luckman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teachin
 g\, and the College of Liberal Arts Award for Distinguished Teaching by a G
 raduate Assistant. He has been a member of the Political Science Department
  at Gustavus since 1996\, where he teaches courses in International Relatio
 ns\, Comparative Politics\, Asian Politics\, Environmental Politics\, and t
 he Politics of Poverty. In 2000 he received the Swenson-Bunn Award for Teac
 hing Excellence at Gustavus\, and in 2008 the Edgar M. Carlson Award for Di
 stinguished Teaching. In 2012 he was included in The Princeton Review's The
  Best 300 Professors. His research interests include Japanese domestic poli
 tics and foreign policy\, and he is the co-author of Japan's Role in the Po
 st Cold War World. B.A. Colby College (1985\, East Asian Studies)\; M.A. Un
 iversity of Illinois (Asian Studies)\; Ph.D. University of Illinois (1995\,
  Political Science)\n\nMarch 30 - Todd Lefko - America and the World: Trump
  2.0 Foreign Policy \n\nTodd Lefko is President of the International Busine
 ss Development Company\, an import-export firm dealing with water purificat
 ion equipment\, kilns\, linen\, art\, and new technologies. He has homes in
  both Minnesota and Moscow\, and has written more than 680 articles\, which
  appeared weekly in Rossiske Vesti\, the political newspaper of the Russian
  Presidential administration\, as well as other Russian newspapers. Todd is
  on the editorial board for the Russian Historical Review\, a quarterly jou
 rnal\, as well as being the English editor for four Russian books. Todd has
  worked in Russia for over 32 years. Todd has taught sociology and urban af
 fairs at the University of Minnesota and political science\, international 
 relations\, political philosophy\, political campaign management\, leadersh
 ip and organizational development at other Minnesota colleges. He has lectu
 red at universities in Russia\, China\, Germany\, Belarus\, Kazakhstan\, an
 d Turkmenistan. He has an M.A. in Public Administration and coursework for 
 a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and has studied public policy as B
 ush Fellow at Harvard and urban planning at the University of Manchester\, 
 England. He is one of the founders of Global Volunteers and has been their 
 Treasurer and representative at the United Nations and serves on their Boar
 d of Trustees. Todd has also been a member of the Twin Cities Metropolitan 
 Council\, The Regional Transit Board\, and the Minnesota Experimental City 
 Authority. He is currently Chairperson of the Russian-American Business and
  Culture Council.\n\nApril 13 - Professor Ellen Kennedy - The Future of Hum
 an Rights and International Law\n\nEllen J. Kennedy\, Ph.D.\, is the founde
 r and Executive Director of World Without Genocide\, a human rights organiz
 ation located at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul\, where she is 
 an adjunct professor. Kennedy was named an Outstanding Citizen by the Anne 
 Frank Center in New York\, a Prominent Minnesotan\, and one of ’50 over 50’
  in Minnesota for her work. She received the FBI Director’s Community Leade
 rship Award and the Liberty Bell Award from the Ramsey County Bar Associati
 on for advancing human rights and the law. She is a recipient of the Alumni
  of Distinction award from Northern Michigan University\, Woman of Valor aw
 ard from Forward Global Women\, and Changemaker award from Minnesota Women’
 s Press. Kennedy is a representative to the United Nations Department of Gl
 obal Communications and World Without Genocide is in Special Consultative S
 tatus to the United Nations. Kennedy has a BA degree from the University of
  Michigan\, two masters’ degrees from Northern Michigan University\, and an
  MA and two doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota.\n\nApril 27
  - Professor Emeritus Gary Prevost - US Engagement with Africa\n\nGary Prev
 ost is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Latin American Studies a
 t the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University and Research Associate 
 and Honorary Professor at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. He is 
 the author of twenty books and more than 100 academic articles with a prima
 ry focus on Latin America and South Africa. He has taught courses in intern
 ational relations and U.S. foreign policy for more than fifty years and is 
 a long-time contributor to the Great Decisions program.\n\nMay 11 - Profess
 or Andrew Latham - Ruptured Alliances and the Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
 \n\nAndrew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and P
 olitical Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fell
 ow\, Defense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for P
 eace and Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Wa
 shington\, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the a
 reas of international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches
  courses on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conf
 lict in the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval 
 political thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. 
 His most recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and Wor
 ld Order in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about th
 e Third Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\n_______________________________
 _______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvi
 ew page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building i
 nfo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://com
 munityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions cl
 oses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the de
 adline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. 
 Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrat
 ions.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260209T234500Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260209T214000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Great Decisions (350-2)
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 nternal
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 at-decisions#350-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:The Great Decisions program provides background information and
  policy options for the eight most critical issues facing America each year
  and serves as the focal text for discussion groups across the country. The
  Great Decisions program was created by the Foreign Policy Association. The
  mission of the Foreign Policy Association today\, as it has been for over 
 100 years\, is to serve as a catalyst for developing awareness\, understand
 ing\, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Throug
 h its balanced\, nonpartisan programs and publications\, the FPA encourages
  citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. Please read the For
 eign Policy Association descriptions here: FPA announces Great Decisions to
 pics for 2026 (https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/) \n
 \n(https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/)Edina Community
  Ed's Great Decisions programming is co-sponsored by Global Minnesota (http
 s://globalminnesota.org/) and Edina Community Ed and funded by the Edina Fr
 iends of the Library (https://www.supporthclib.org/edina).\n\nJanuary 12 - 
 Professor Andrew Latham - Ukraine & the Future of European Security\n\nAndr
 ew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and Political
  Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fellow\, Def
 ense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for Peace and
  Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Washington
 \, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the areas of 
 international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches courses
  on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conflict in 
 the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval politica
 l thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. His most
  recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and World Order
  in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about the Third 
 Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\nFebruary 9 - Todd Lefko - Trump Tariffs
  and the Future of the World Economy \n\nTodd is President of the Internati
 onal Business Development Company\, brings 35+ years of experience in inter
 national relations\, specializing in import-export and new technologies. He
  has published over 700 articles as a columnist for Rossiske Vesti and is o
 n the editorial board of the Russian Historical Reporter. Todd has taught t
 housands of students at Minnesota universities and lectured globally\, from
  Russia to China. A founder of Global Volunteers and Chair of East-West Con
 nections\, Todd’s academic background includes a BA in History\, MA in Publ
 ic Administration\, and studies at Harvard.\n\nPlease note this March date 
 is a TUESDAY. This presentation was previously listed as online. It is in p
 erson \n\nMarch 24 - Professor Richard Leitch - Multilateral Institutions i
 n a Changing World Order \n\nRichard Leitch is Associate Professor in Polit
 ical Science\, Environmental Studies\, and Japanese Studies Dr. Richard Lei
 tch earned his BA in East Asian Studies from Colby College in 1985\, and we
 nt on to earn an MA in Asian Studies from the University of Illinois\, Urba
 na-Champaign after a two-year career on Wall Street. He earned his Ph.D. in
  Political Science from Illinois in 1995\, where he was the recipient of th
 e Harriet and Charles Luckman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teachin
 g\, and the College of Liberal Arts Award for Distinguished Teaching by a G
 raduate Assistant. He has been a member of the Political Science Department
  at Gustavus since 1996\, where he teaches courses in International Relatio
 ns\, Comparative Politics\, Asian Politics\, Environmental Politics\, and t
 he Politics of Poverty. In 2000 he received the Swenson-Bunn Award for Teac
 hing Excellence at Gustavus\, and in 2008 the Edgar M. Carlson Award for Di
 stinguished Teaching. In 2012 he was included in The Princeton Review's The
  Best 300 Professors. His research interests include Japanese domestic poli
 tics and foreign policy\, and he is the co-author of Japan's Role in the Po
 st Cold War World. B.A. Colby College (1985\, East Asian Studies)\; M.A. Un
 iversity of Illinois (Asian Studies)\; Ph.D. University of Illinois (1995\,
  Political Science)\n\nMarch 30 - Todd Lefko - America and the World: Trump
  2.0 Foreign Policy \n\nTodd Lefko is President of the International Busine
 ss Development Company\, an import-export firm dealing with water purificat
 ion equipment\, kilns\, linen\, art\, and new technologies. He has homes in
  both Minnesota and Moscow\, and has written more than 680 articles\, which
  appeared weekly in Rossiske Vesti\, the political newspaper of the Russian
  Presidential administration\, as well as other Russian newspapers. Todd is
  on the editorial board for the Russian Historical Review\, a quarterly jou
 rnal\, as well as being the English editor for four Russian books. Todd has
  worked in Russia for over 32 years. Todd has taught sociology and urban af
 fairs at the University of Minnesota and political science\, international 
 relations\, political philosophy\, political campaign management\, leadersh
 ip and organizational development at other Minnesota colleges. He has lectu
 red at universities in Russia\, China\, Germany\, Belarus\, Kazakhstan\, an
 d Turkmenistan. He has an M.A. in Public Administration and coursework for 
 a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and has studied public policy as B
 ush Fellow at Harvard and urban planning at the University of Manchester\, 
 England. He is one of the founders of Global Volunteers and has been their 
 Treasurer and representative at the United Nations and serves on their Boar
 d of Trustees. Todd has also been a member of the Twin Cities Metropolitan 
 Council\, The Regional Transit Board\, and the Minnesota Experimental City 
 Authority. He is currently Chairperson of the Russian-American Business and
  Culture Council.\n\nApril 13 - Professor Ellen Kennedy - The Future of Hum
 an Rights and International Law\n\nEllen J. Kennedy\, Ph.D.\, is the founde
 r and Executive Director of World Without Genocide\, a human rights organiz
 ation located at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul\, where she is 
 an adjunct professor. Kennedy was named an Outstanding Citizen by the Anne 
 Frank Center in New York\, a Prominent Minnesotan\, and one of ’50 over 50’
  in Minnesota for her work. She received the FBI Director’s Community Leade
 rship Award and the Liberty Bell Award from the Ramsey County Bar Associati
 on for advancing human rights and the law. She is a recipient of the Alumni
  of Distinction award from Northern Michigan University\, Woman of Valor aw
 ard from Forward Global Women\, and Changemaker award from Minnesota Women’
 s Press. Kennedy is a representative to the United Nations Department of Gl
 obal Communications and World Without Genocide is in Special Consultative S
 tatus to the United Nations. Kennedy has a BA degree from the University of
  Michigan\, two masters’ degrees from Northern Michigan University\, and an
  MA and two doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota.\n\nApril 27
  - Professor Emeritus Gary Prevost - US Engagement with Africa\n\nGary Prev
 ost is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Latin American Studies a
 t the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University and Research Associate 
 and Honorary Professor at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. He is 
 the author of twenty books and more than 100 academic articles with a prima
 ry focus on Latin America and South Africa. He has taught courses in intern
 ational relations and U.S. foreign policy for more than fifty years and is 
 a long-time contributor to the Great Decisions program.\n\nMay 11 - Profess
 or Andrew Latham - Ruptured Alliances and the Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
 \n\nAndrew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and P
 olitical Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fell
 ow\, Defense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for P
 eace and Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Wa
 shington\, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the a
 reas of international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches
  courses on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conf
 lict in the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval 
 political thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. 
 His most recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and Wor
 ld Order in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about th
 e Third Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\n_______________________________
 _______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvi
 ew page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building i
 nfo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://com
 munityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions cl
 oses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the de
 adline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. 
 Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrat
 ions.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260324T231000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260324T204000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Great Decisions (350-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_28805211@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21891/adult-winter-spring-2026/gre
 at-decisions#350-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:The Great Decisions program provides background information and
  policy options for the eight most critical issues facing America each year
  and serves as the focal text for discussion groups across the country. The
  Great Decisions program was created by the Foreign Policy Association. The
  mission of the Foreign Policy Association today\, as it has been for over 
 100 years\, is to serve as a catalyst for developing awareness\, understand
 ing\, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Throug
 h its balanced\, nonpartisan programs and publications\, the FPA encourages
  citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. Please read the For
 eign Policy Association descriptions here: FPA announces Great Decisions to
 pics for 2026 (https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/) \n
 \n(https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/)Edina Community
  Ed's Great Decisions programming is co-sponsored by Global Minnesota (http
 s://globalminnesota.org/) and Edina Community Ed and funded by the Edina Fr
 iends of the Library (https://www.supporthclib.org/edina).\n\nJanuary 12 - 
 Professor Andrew Latham - Ukraine & the Future of European Security\n\nAndr
 ew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and Political
  Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fellow\, Def
 ense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for Peace and
  Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Washington
 \, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the areas of 
 international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches courses
  on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conflict in 
 the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval politica
 l thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. His most
  recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and World Order
  in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about the Third 
 Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\nFebruary 9 - Todd Lefko - Trump Tariffs
  and the Future of the World Economy \n\nTodd is President of the Internati
 onal Business Development Company\, brings 35+ years of experience in inter
 national relations\, specializing in import-export and new technologies. He
  has published over 700 articles as a columnist for Rossiske Vesti and is o
 n the editorial board of the Russian Historical Reporter. Todd has taught t
 housands of students at Minnesota universities and lectured globally\, from
  Russia to China. A founder of Global Volunteers and Chair of East-West Con
 nections\, Todd’s academic background includes a BA in History\, MA in Publ
 ic Administration\, and studies at Harvard.\n\nPlease note this March date 
 is a TUESDAY. This presentation was previously listed as online. It is in p
 erson \n\nMarch 24 - Professor Richard Leitch - Multilateral Institutions i
 n a Changing World Order \n\nRichard Leitch is Associate Professor in Polit
 ical Science\, Environmental Studies\, and Japanese Studies Dr. Richard Lei
 tch earned his BA in East Asian Studies from Colby College in 1985\, and we
 nt on to earn an MA in Asian Studies from the University of Illinois\, Urba
 na-Champaign after a two-year career on Wall Street. He earned his Ph.D. in
  Political Science from Illinois in 1995\, where he was the recipient of th
 e Harriet and Charles Luckman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teachin
 g\, and the College of Liberal Arts Award for Distinguished Teaching by a G
 raduate Assistant. He has been a member of the Political Science Department
  at Gustavus since 1996\, where he teaches courses in International Relatio
 ns\, Comparative Politics\, Asian Politics\, Environmental Politics\, and t
 he Politics of Poverty. In 2000 he received the Swenson-Bunn Award for Teac
 hing Excellence at Gustavus\, and in 2008 the Edgar M. Carlson Award for Di
 stinguished Teaching. In 2012 he was included in The Princeton Review's The
  Best 300 Professors. His research interests include Japanese domestic poli
 tics and foreign policy\, and he is the co-author of Japan's Role in the Po
 st Cold War World. B.A. Colby College (1985\, East Asian Studies)\; M.A. Un
 iversity of Illinois (Asian Studies)\; Ph.D. University of Illinois (1995\,
  Political Science)\n\nMarch 30 - Todd Lefko - America and the World: Trump
  2.0 Foreign Policy \n\nTodd Lefko is President of the International Busine
 ss Development Company\, an import-export firm dealing with water purificat
 ion equipment\, kilns\, linen\, art\, and new technologies. He has homes in
  both Minnesota and Moscow\, and has written more than 680 articles\, which
  appeared weekly in Rossiske Vesti\, the political newspaper of the Russian
  Presidential administration\, as well as other Russian newspapers. Todd is
  on the editorial board for the Russian Historical Review\, a quarterly jou
 rnal\, as well as being the English editor for four Russian books. Todd has
  worked in Russia for over 32 years. Todd has taught sociology and urban af
 fairs at the University of Minnesota and political science\, international 
 relations\, political philosophy\, political campaign management\, leadersh
 ip and organizational development at other Minnesota colleges. He has lectu
 red at universities in Russia\, China\, Germany\, Belarus\, Kazakhstan\, an
 d Turkmenistan. He has an M.A. in Public Administration and coursework for 
 a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and has studied public policy as B
 ush Fellow at Harvard and urban planning at the University of Manchester\, 
 England. He is one of the founders of Global Volunteers and has been their 
 Treasurer and representative at the United Nations and serves on their Boar
 d of Trustees. Todd has also been a member of the Twin Cities Metropolitan 
 Council\, The Regional Transit Board\, and the Minnesota Experimental City 
 Authority. He is currently Chairperson of the Russian-American Business and
  Culture Council.\n\nApril 13 - Professor Ellen Kennedy - The Future of Hum
 an Rights and International Law\n\nEllen J. Kennedy\, Ph.D.\, is the founde
 r and Executive Director of World Without Genocide\, a human rights organiz
 ation located at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul\, where she is 
 an adjunct professor. Kennedy was named an Outstanding Citizen by the Anne 
 Frank Center in New York\, a Prominent Minnesotan\, and one of ’50 over 50’
  in Minnesota for her work. She received the FBI Director’s Community Leade
 rship Award and the Liberty Bell Award from the Ramsey County Bar Associati
 on for advancing human rights and the law. She is a recipient of the Alumni
  of Distinction award from Northern Michigan University\, Woman of Valor aw
 ard from Forward Global Women\, and Changemaker award from Minnesota Women’
 s Press. Kennedy is a representative to the United Nations Department of Gl
 obal Communications and World Without Genocide is in Special Consultative S
 tatus to the United Nations. Kennedy has a BA degree from the University of
  Michigan\, two masters’ degrees from Northern Michigan University\, and an
  MA and two doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota.\n\nApril 27
  - Professor Emeritus Gary Prevost - US Engagement with Africa\n\nGary Prev
 ost is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Latin American Studies a
 t the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University and Research Associate 
 and Honorary Professor at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. He is 
 the author of twenty books and more than 100 academic articles with a prima
 ry focus on Latin America and South Africa. He has taught courses in intern
 ational relations and U.S. foreign policy for more than fifty years and is 
 a long-time contributor to the Great Decisions program.\n\nMay 11 - Profess
 or Andrew Latham - Ruptured Alliances and the Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
 \n\nAndrew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and P
 olitical Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fell
 ow\, Defense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for P
 eace and Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Wa
 shington\, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the a
 reas of international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches
  courses on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conf
 lict in the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval 
 political thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. 
 His most recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and Wor
 ld Order in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about th
 e Third Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\n_______________________________
 _______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvi
 ew page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building i
 nfo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://com
 munityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions cl
 oses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the de
 adline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. 
 Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrat
 ions.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260330T231000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260330T204000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Great Decisions (350-4)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_864944597@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21891/adult-winter-spring-2026/gre
 at-decisions#350-4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:The Great Decisions program provides background information and
  policy options for the eight most critical issues facing America each year
  and serves as the focal text for discussion groups across the country. The
  Great Decisions program was created by the Foreign Policy Association. The
  mission of the Foreign Policy Association today\, as it has been for over 
 100 years\, is to serve as a catalyst for developing awareness\, understand
 ing\, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Throug
 h its balanced\, nonpartisan programs and publications\, the FPA encourages
  citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. Please read the For
 eign Policy Association descriptions here: FPA announces Great Decisions to
 pics for 2026 (https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/) \n
 \n(https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/)Edina Community
  Ed's Great Decisions programming is co-sponsored by Global Minnesota (http
 s://globalminnesota.org/) and Edina Community Ed and funded by the Edina Fr
 iends of the Library (https://www.supporthclib.org/edina).\n\nJanuary 12 - 
 Professor Andrew Latham - Ukraine & the Future of European Security\n\nAndr
 ew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and Political
  Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fellow\, Def
 ense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for Peace and
  Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Washington
 \, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the areas of 
 international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches courses
  on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conflict in 
 the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval politica
 l thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. His most
  recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and World Order
  in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about the Third 
 Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\nFebruary 9 - Todd Lefko - Trump Tariffs
  and the Future of the World Economy \n\nTodd is President of the Internati
 onal Business Development Company\, brings 35+ years of experience in inter
 national relations\, specializing in import-export and new technologies. He
  has published over 700 articles as a columnist for Rossiske Vesti and is o
 n the editorial board of the Russian Historical Reporter. Todd has taught t
 housands of students at Minnesota universities and lectured globally\, from
  Russia to China. A founder of Global Volunteers and Chair of East-West Con
 nections\, Todd’s academic background includes a BA in History\, MA in Publ
 ic Administration\, and studies at Harvard.\n\nPlease note this March date 
 is a TUESDAY. This presentation was previously listed as online. It is in p
 erson \n\nMarch 24 - Professor Richard Leitch - Multilateral Institutions i
 n a Changing World Order \n\nRichard Leitch is Associate Professor in Polit
 ical Science\, Environmental Studies\, and Japanese Studies Dr. Richard Lei
 tch earned his BA in East Asian Studies from Colby College in 1985\, and we
 nt on to earn an MA in Asian Studies from the University of Illinois\, Urba
 na-Champaign after a two-year career on Wall Street. He earned his Ph.D. in
  Political Science from Illinois in 1995\, where he was the recipient of th
 e Harriet and Charles Luckman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teachin
 g\, and the College of Liberal Arts Award for Distinguished Teaching by a G
 raduate Assistant. He has been a member of the Political Science Department
  at Gustavus since 1996\, where he teaches courses in International Relatio
 ns\, Comparative Politics\, Asian Politics\, Environmental Politics\, and t
 he Politics of Poverty. In 2000 he received the Swenson-Bunn Award for Teac
 hing Excellence at Gustavus\, and in 2008 the Edgar M. Carlson Award for Di
 stinguished Teaching. In 2012 he was included in The Princeton Review's The
  Best 300 Professors. His research interests include Japanese domestic poli
 tics and foreign policy\, and he is the co-author of Japan's Role in the Po
 st Cold War World. B.A. Colby College (1985\, East Asian Studies)\; M.A. Un
 iversity of Illinois (Asian Studies)\; Ph.D. University of Illinois (1995\,
  Political Science)\n\nMarch 30 - Todd Lefko - America and the World: Trump
  2.0 Foreign Policy \n\nTodd Lefko is President of the International Busine
 ss Development Company\, an import-export firm dealing with water purificat
 ion equipment\, kilns\, linen\, art\, and new technologies. He has homes in
  both Minnesota and Moscow\, and has written more than 680 articles\, which
  appeared weekly in Rossiske Vesti\, the political newspaper of the Russian
  Presidential administration\, as well as other Russian newspapers. Todd is
  on the editorial board for the Russian Historical Review\, a quarterly jou
 rnal\, as well as being the English editor for four Russian books. Todd has
  worked in Russia for over 32 years. Todd has taught sociology and urban af
 fairs at the University of Minnesota and political science\, international 
 relations\, political philosophy\, political campaign management\, leadersh
 ip and organizational development at other Minnesota colleges. He has lectu
 red at universities in Russia\, China\, Germany\, Belarus\, Kazakhstan\, an
 d Turkmenistan. He has an M.A. in Public Administration and coursework for 
 a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and has studied public policy as B
 ush Fellow at Harvard and urban planning at the University of Manchester\, 
 England. He is one of the founders of Global Volunteers and has been their 
 Treasurer and representative at the United Nations and serves on their Boar
 d of Trustees. Todd has also been a member of the Twin Cities Metropolitan 
 Council\, The Regional Transit Board\, and the Minnesota Experimental City 
 Authority. He is currently Chairperson of the Russian-American Business and
  Culture Council.\n\nApril 13 - Professor Ellen Kennedy - The Future of Hum
 an Rights and International Law\n\nEllen J. Kennedy\, Ph.D.\, is the founde
 r and Executive Director of World Without Genocide\, a human rights organiz
 ation located at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul\, where she is 
 an adjunct professor. Kennedy was named an Outstanding Citizen by the Anne 
 Frank Center in New York\, a Prominent Minnesotan\, and one of ’50 over 50’
  in Minnesota for her work. She received the FBI Director’s Community Leade
 rship Award and the Liberty Bell Award from the Ramsey County Bar Associati
 on for advancing human rights and the law. She is a recipient of the Alumni
  of Distinction award from Northern Michigan University\, Woman of Valor aw
 ard from Forward Global Women\, and Changemaker award from Minnesota Women’
 s Press. Kennedy is a representative to the United Nations Department of Gl
 obal Communications and World Without Genocide is in Special Consultative S
 tatus to the United Nations. Kennedy has a BA degree from the University of
  Michigan\, two masters’ degrees from Northern Michigan University\, and an
  MA and two doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota.\n\nApril 27
  - Professor Emeritus Gary Prevost - US Engagement with Africa\n\nGary Prev
 ost is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Latin American Studies a
 t the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University and Research Associate 
 and Honorary Professor at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. He is 
 the author of twenty books and more than 100 academic articles with a prima
 ry focus on Latin America and South Africa. He has taught courses in intern
 ational relations and U.S. foreign policy for more than fifty years and is 
 a long-time contributor to the Great Decisions program.\n\nMay 11 - Profess
 or Andrew Latham - Ruptured Alliances and the Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
 \n\nAndrew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and P
 olitical Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fell
 ow\, Defense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for P
 eace and Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Wa
 shington\, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the a
 reas of international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches
  courses on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conf
 lict in the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval 
 political thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. 
 His most recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and Wor
 ld Order in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about th
 e Third Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\n_______________________________
 _______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvi
 ew page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building i
 nfo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://com
 munityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions cl
 oses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the de
 adline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. 
 Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrat
 ions.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260413T231000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260413T210000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Great Decisions (350-5)
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 at-decisions#350-5
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:The Great Decisions program provides background information and
  policy options for the eight most critical issues facing America each year
  and serves as the focal text for discussion groups across the country. The
  Great Decisions program was created by the Foreign Policy Association. The
  mission of the Foreign Policy Association today\, as it has been for over 
 100 years\, is to serve as a catalyst for developing awareness\, understand
 ing\, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Throug
 h its balanced\, nonpartisan programs and publications\, the FPA encourages
  citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. Please read the For
 eign Policy Association descriptions here: FPA announces Great Decisions to
 pics for 2026 (https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/) \n
 \n(https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/)Edina Community
  Ed's Great Decisions programming is co-sponsored by Global Minnesota (http
 s://globalminnesota.org/) and Edina Community Ed and funded by the Edina Fr
 iends of the Library (https://www.supporthclib.org/edina).\n\nJanuary 12 - 
 Professor Andrew Latham - Ukraine & the Future of European Security\n\nAndr
 ew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and Political
  Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fellow\, Def
 ense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for Peace and
  Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Washington
 \, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the areas of 
 international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches courses
  on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conflict in 
 the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval politica
 l thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. His most
  recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and World Order
  in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about the Third 
 Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\nFebruary 9 - Todd Lefko - Trump Tariffs
  and the Future of the World Economy \n\nTodd is President of the Internati
 onal Business Development Company\, brings 35+ years of experience in inter
 national relations\, specializing in import-export and new technologies. He
  has published over 700 articles as a columnist for Rossiske Vesti and is o
 n the editorial board of the Russian Historical Reporter. Todd has taught t
 housands of students at Minnesota universities and lectured globally\, from
  Russia to China. A founder of Global Volunteers and Chair of East-West Con
 nections\, Todd’s academic background includes a BA in History\, MA in Publ
 ic Administration\, and studies at Harvard.\n\nPlease note this March date 
 is a TUESDAY. This presentation was previously listed as online. It is in p
 erson \n\nMarch 24 - Professor Richard Leitch - Multilateral Institutions i
 n a Changing World Order \n\nRichard Leitch is Associate Professor in Polit
 ical Science\, Environmental Studies\, and Japanese Studies Dr. Richard Lei
 tch earned his BA in East Asian Studies from Colby College in 1985\, and we
 nt on to earn an MA in Asian Studies from the University of Illinois\, Urba
 na-Champaign after a two-year career on Wall Street. He earned his Ph.D. in
  Political Science from Illinois in 1995\, where he was the recipient of th
 e Harriet and Charles Luckman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teachin
 g\, and the College of Liberal Arts Award for Distinguished Teaching by a G
 raduate Assistant. He has been a member of the Political Science Department
  at Gustavus since 1996\, where he teaches courses in International Relatio
 ns\, Comparative Politics\, Asian Politics\, Environmental Politics\, and t
 he Politics of Poverty. In 2000 he received the Swenson-Bunn Award for Teac
 hing Excellence at Gustavus\, and in 2008 the Edgar M. Carlson Award for Di
 stinguished Teaching. In 2012 he was included in The Princeton Review's The
  Best 300 Professors. His research interests include Japanese domestic poli
 tics and foreign policy\, and he is the co-author of Japan's Role in the Po
 st Cold War World. B.A. Colby College (1985\, East Asian Studies)\; M.A. Un
 iversity of Illinois (Asian Studies)\; Ph.D. University of Illinois (1995\,
  Political Science)\n\nMarch 30 - Todd Lefko - America and the World: Trump
  2.0 Foreign Policy \n\nTodd Lefko is President of the International Busine
 ss Development Company\, an import-export firm dealing with water purificat
 ion equipment\, kilns\, linen\, art\, and new technologies. He has homes in
  both Minnesota and Moscow\, and has written more than 680 articles\, which
  appeared weekly in Rossiske Vesti\, the political newspaper of the Russian
  Presidential administration\, as well as other Russian newspapers. Todd is
  on the editorial board for the Russian Historical Review\, a quarterly jou
 rnal\, as well as being the English editor for four Russian books. Todd has
  worked in Russia for over 32 years. Todd has taught sociology and urban af
 fairs at the University of Minnesota and political science\, international 
 relations\, political philosophy\, political campaign management\, leadersh
 ip and organizational development at other Minnesota colleges. He has lectu
 red at universities in Russia\, China\, Germany\, Belarus\, Kazakhstan\, an
 d Turkmenistan. He has an M.A. in Public Administration and coursework for 
 a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and has studied public policy as B
 ush Fellow at Harvard and urban planning at the University of Manchester\, 
 England. He is one of the founders of Global Volunteers and has been their 
 Treasurer and representative at the United Nations and serves on their Boar
 d of Trustees. Todd has also been a member of the Twin Cities Metropolitan 
 Council\, The Regional Transit Board\, and the Minnesota Experimental City 
 Authority. He is currently Chairperson of the Russian-American Business and
  Culture Council.\n\nApril 13 - Professor Ellen Kennedy - The Future of Hum
 an Rights and International Law\n\nEllen J. Kennedy\, Ph.D.\, is the founde
 r and Executive Director of World Without Genocide\, a human rights organiz
 ation located at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul\, where she is 
 an adjunct professor. Kennedy was named an Outstanding Citizen by the Anne 
 Frank Center in New York\, a Prominent Minnesotan\, and one of ’50 over 50’
  in Minnesota for her work. She received the FBI Director’s Community Leade
 rship Award and the Liberty Bell Award from the Ramsey County Bar Associati
 on for advancing human rights and the law. She is a recipient of the Alumni
  of Distinction award from Northern Michigan University\, Woman of Valor aw
 ard from Forward Global Women\, and Changemaker award from Minnesota Women’
 s Press. Kennedy is a representative to the United Nations Department of Gl
 obal Communications and World Without Genocide is in Special Consultative S
 tatus to the United Nations. Kennedy has a BA degree from the University of
  Michigan\, two masters’ degrees from Northern Michigan University\, and an
  MA and two doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota.\n\nApril 27
  - Professor Emeritus Gary Prevost - US Engagement with Africa\n\nGary Prev
 ost is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Latin American Studies a
 t the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University and Research Associate 
 and Honorary Professor at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. He is 
 the author of twenty books and more than 100 academic articles with a prima
 ry focus on Latin America and South Africa. He has taught courses in intern
 ational relations and U.S. foreign policy for more than fifty years and is 
 a long-time contributor to the Great Decisions program.\n\nMay 11 - Profess
 or Andrew Latham - Ruptured Alliances and the Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
 \n\nAndrew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and P
 olitical Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fell
 ow\, Defense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for P
 eace and Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Wa
 shington\, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the a
 reas of international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches
  courses on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conf
 lict in the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval 
 political thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. 
 His most recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and Wor
 ld Order in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about th
 e Third Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\n_______________________________
 _______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvi
 ew page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building i
 nfo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://com
 munityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions cl
 oses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the de
 adline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. 
 Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrat
 ions.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260427T231000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260427T204000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Great Decisions (350-6)
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 at-decisions#350-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:The Great Decisions program provides background information and
  policy options for the eight most critical issues facing America each year
  and serves as the focal text for discussion groups across the country. The
  Great Decisions program was created by the Foreign Policy Association. The
  mission of the Foreign Policy Association today\, as it has been for over 
 100 years\, is to serve as a catalyst for developing awareness\, understand
 ing\, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues. Throug
 h its balanced\, nonpartisan programs and publications\, the FPA encourages
  citizens to participate in the foreign policy process. Please read the For
 eign Policy Association descriptions here: FPA announces Great Decisions to
 pics for 2026 (https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/) \n
 \n(https://fpa.org/great-decisions-2026-topic-announcement/)Edina Community
  Ed's Great Decisions programming is co-sponsored by Global Minnesota (http
 s://globalminnesota.org/) and Edina Community Ed and funded by the Edina Fr
 iends of the Library (https://www.supporthclib.org/edina).\n\nJanuary 12 - 
 Professor Andrew Latham - Ukraine & the Future of European Security\n\nAndr
 ew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and Political
  Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fellow\, Def
 ense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for Peace and
  Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Washington
 \, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the areas of 
 international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches courses
  on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conflict in 
 the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval politica
 l thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. His most
  recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and World Order
  in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about the Third 
 Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\nFebruary 9 - Todd Lefko - Trump Tariffs
  and the Future of the World Economy \n\nTodd is President of the Internati
 onal Business Development Company\, brings 35+ years of experience in inter
 national relations\, specializing in import-export and new technologies. He
  has published over 700 articles as a columnist for Rossiske Vesti and is o
 n the editorial board of the Russian Historical Reporter. Todd has taught t
 housands of students at Minnesota universities and lectured globally\, from
  Russia to China. A founder of Global Volunteers and Chair of East-West Con
 nections\, Todd’s academic background includes a BA in History\, MA in Publ
 ic Administration\, and studies at Harvard.\n\nPlease note this March date 
 is a TUESDAY. This presentation was previously listed as online. It is in p
 erson \n\nMarch 24 - Professor Richard Leitch - Multilateral Institutions i
 n a Changing World Order \n\nRichard Leitch is Associate Professor in Polit
 ical Science\, Environmental Studies\, and Japanese Studies Dr. Richard Lei
 tch earned his BA in East Asian Studies from Colby College in 1985\, and we
 nt on to earn an MA in Asian Studies from the University of Illinois\, Urba
 na-Champaign after a two-year career on Wall Street. He earned his Ph.D. in
  Political Science from Illinois in 1995\, where he was the recipient of th
 e Harriet and Charles Luckman Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Teachin
 g\, and the College of Liberal Arts Award for Distinguished Teaching by a G
 raduate Assistant. He has been a member of the Political Science Department
  at Gustavus since 1996\, where he teaches courses in International Relatio
 ns\, Comparative Politics\, Asian Politics\, Environmental Politics\, and t
 he Politics of Poverty. In 2000 he received the Swenson-Bunn Award for Teac
 hing Excellence at Gustavus\, and in 2008 the Edgar M. Carlson Award for Di
 stinguished Teaching. In 2012 he was included in The Princeton Review's The
  Best 300 Professors. His research interests include Japanese domestic poli
 tics and foreign policy\, and he is the co-author of Japan's Role in the Po
 st Cold War World. B.A. Colby College (1985\, East Asian Studies)\; M.A. Un
 iversity of Illinois (Asian Studies)\; Ph.D. University of Illinois (1995\,
  Political Science)\n\nMarch 30 - Todd Lefko - America and the World: Trump
  2.0 Foreign Policy \n\nTodd Lefko is President of the International Busine
 ss Development Company\, an import-export firm dealing with water purificat
 ion equipment\, kilns\, linen\, art\, and new technologies. He has homes in
  both Minnesota and Moscow\, and has written more than 680 articles\, which
  appeared weekly in Rossiske Vesti\, the political newspaper of the Russian
  Presidential administration\, as well as other Russian newspapers. Todd is
  on the editorial board for the Russian Historical Review\, a quarterly jou
 rnal\, as well as being the English editor for four Russian books. Todd has
  worked in Russia for over 32 years. Todd has taught sociology and urban af
 fairs at the University of Minnesota and political science\, international 
 relations\, political philosophy\, political campaign management\, leadersh
 ip and organizational development at other Minnesota colleges. He has lectu
 red at universities in Russia\, China\, Germany\, Belarus\, Kazakhstan\, an
 d Turkmenistan. He has an M.A. in Public Administration and coursework for 
 a Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota and has studied public policy as B
 ush Fellow at Harvard and urban planning at the University of Manchester\, 
 England. He is one of the founders of Global Volunteers and has been their 
 Treasurer and representative at the United Nations and serves on their Boar
 d of Trustees. Todd has also been a member of the Twin Cities Metropolitan 
 Council\, The Regional Transit Board\, and the Minnesota Experimental City 
 Authority. He is currently Chairperson of the Russian-American Business and
  Culture Council.\n\nApril 13 - Professor Ellen Kennedy - The Future of Hum
 an Rights and International Law\n\nEllen J. Kennedy\, Ph.D.\, is the founde
 r and Executive Director of World Without Genocide\, a human rights organiz
 ation located at Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul\, where she is 
 an adjunct professor. Kennedy was named an Outstanding Citizen by the Anne 
 Frank Center in New York\, a Prominent Minnesotan\, and one of ’50 over 50’
  in Minnesota for her work. She received the FBI Director’s Community Leade
 rship Award and the Liberty Bell Award from the Ramsey County Bar Associati
 on for advancing human rights and the law. She is a recipient of the Alumni
  of Distinction award from Northern Michigan University\, Woman of Valor aw
 ard from Forward Global Women\, and Changemaker award from Minnesota Women’
 s Press. Kennedy is a representative to the United Nations Department of Gl
 obal Communications and World Without Genocide is in Special Consultative S
 tatus to the United Nations. Kennedy has a BA degree from the University of
  Michigan\, two masters’ degrees from Northern Michigan University\, and an
  MA and two doctorate degrees from the University of Minnesota.\n\nApril 27
  - Professor Emeritus Gary Prevost - US Engagement with Africa\n\nGary Prev
 ost is Professor Emeritus of Political Science and Latin American Studies a
 t the College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University and Research Associate 
 and Honorary Professor at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa. He is 
 the author of twenty books and more than 100 academic articles with a prima
 ry focus on Latin America and South Africa. He has taught courses in intern
 ational relations and U.S. foreign policy for more than fifty years and is 
 a long-time contributor to the Great Decisions program.\n\nMay 11 - Profess
 or Andrew Latham - Ruptured Alliances and the Risk of Nuclear Proliferation
 \n\nAndrew Latham\, MA\, PhD. is Professor of International Relations and P
 olitical Theory at Macalester College\, Saint Paul\, MN\; Non-Resident Fell
 ow\, Defense Priorities\, Washington\, DC\; Senior Fellow\, Institute for P
 eace and Diplomacy\, Ottawa\, CDA\; and Opinion Contributor\, The Hill\, Wa
 shington\, DC . Professor Latham’s primary scholarly interests are in the a
 reas of international relations and political thought. He regularly teaches
  courses on international security\, Chinese foreign policy\, regional conf
 lict in the Middle East\, regional conflict in the Asia-Pacific\, medieval 
 political thought\, US foreign policy\, and conservative political theory. 
 His most recent publication is Theorizing Medieval Geopolitics: War and Wor
 ld Order in the Age of the Crusades. He has also published a novel about th
 e Third Crusade entitled The Holy Lance.\n\n_______________________________
 _______________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overvi
 ew page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building i
 nfo.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://com
 munityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions cl
 oses 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the de
 adline but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. 
 Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrat
 ions.Email: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260511T231000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260511T204500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Great Decisions (350-7)
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 at-decisions#350-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:This theater opportunity is a partnership with the Edina Senior
  Center. Please meet at Sidekick Theater (https://sidekicktheatre.com/about
 -the-show-perfect-wedding) in Bloomington for an afternoon of good food and
  lots of humor! The address is 11411 Masonic Home Drive\, Bloomington\, MN 
 55437. There is no transportation for this event. The $51 cost of this even
 t includes lunch and admission to the show. Tickets are not assigned. You w
 ill pick your seat when you arrive to the theater. \n\n"Birthday Candles: \
 n\nThis poignant and funny Broadway hit\, about the extraordinary moments t
 hat make up one woman’s ordinary life\, explores the highlights and heartbr
 eaks of 100 years in just 90 minutes.\n\n“For my money\, Birthday Candles i
 s precisely why people go to the theater.” – Chicago Tribune\n\nLunch start
 s at 11:30am. WEEKDAY LUNCH MENU Creamy Chicken Breast\, with Roasted Red P
 otatoes\, Glazed Carrots\, Coleslaw\, Dinner Rolls\, Assorted Desserts\, Co
 ffee\, Hot Tea (Special dietary meals available by request ahead of time.)\
 n\nClick on this link for more info about Sidekick Theater. (https://sideki
 cktheatre.com/about-the-show-perfect-wedding)\n\n \n\nPlease read our Adult
  Programming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellati
 on\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschool
 s.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for al
 l class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration:
  If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Co
 mmunity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommo
 date late registrations.Email: communityed@edinaschools.org\n\nphone: 952-8
 48-3952
DTEND:20260422T203000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260422T163000Z
LOCATION:Sidekick Theater
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Sidekick Theater's Production of "Birthday Candles" (371-1)
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 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21942/adult-winter-spring-2026/sid
 ekick-theater-s-production-of-birthday-candles#371-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260107T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260107T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260114T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260114T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_765997741@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260121T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260121T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_475012314@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260128T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260128T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_842568008@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260108T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260108T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_462680113@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260115T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260115T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_138054788@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260122T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260122T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_194649646@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260129T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260129T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_422272803@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260204T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260204T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_54808832@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260211T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260211T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_904514574@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260218T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260218T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_664061398@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260225T183000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260225T160000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-3)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_142539810@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-3
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260205T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260205T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-4)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_234427835@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260212T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260212T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-4)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_293189695@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260219T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260219T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-4)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_165769143@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260226T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260226T003000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-4)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_20390777@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-4
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260408T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260408T144500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-5)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_174578687@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260415T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260415T144500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-5)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_475932286@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260422T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260422T144500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-5)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_825319429@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260429T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260429T144500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-5)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_630803471@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-5
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260409T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260408T231500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-6)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_93019858@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260416T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260415T231500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-6)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_447835282@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260423T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260422T231500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-6)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_283156932@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260430T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260429T231500Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-6)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_375373285@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-6
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260506T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260506T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-7)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_2302277@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.int
 ernal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260513T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260513T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-7)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_428398317@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260520T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260520T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-7)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_149418224@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260527T173000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260527T150000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-7)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-7
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260507T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260506T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-8)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_167473624@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260514T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260513T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-8)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_973893986@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260521T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260520T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-8)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_202681358@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:You've seen her on KSTP's Twin Cities Live! (https://kstp.com/t
 cl/lets-play-mahjong/) They call her Abbe Mah Jongg. We call her fabulous! 
 Don't be fooled by imitations. Abbe is a seasoned teacher who has taught we
 ll over 1\,000 students the tips and strategies that make Mah Jongg so spec
 ial. No one else has the emotional and intellectual connection to the Mah J
 ongg game that she has. \n\nThis introductory course to American Mah Jongg 
 will teach you everything we’ve learned to love about the wonderful world o
 f “MAHJ” - the snacks\, the chat\, and of course the game! In this four-par
 t beginning series you will learn the basics\, be able to ask questions\, a
 nd get plenty of practice. Soon you will master this exciting and challengi
 ng game of skill\, strategy\, and luck.\n\nMah Jongg is an excellent way to
  bond with family and friends\, create community\, and keep you quick on yo
 ur toes! No equipment needed\, just pull up a chair and join us!\n \n\nPlea
 se read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registra
 tion\, cancellation\, and building info. Adult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260528T020000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260527T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Mah Jongg for Beginners (398-8)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21995/adult-winter-spring-2026/mah
 -jongg-for-beginners#398-8
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Register early as this class will fill up fast. You and your fr
 iends can learn the Bob Ross-style of landscape oil painting using the wet-
 on-wet technique in this 3-hour class. With all equipment provided\, you wi
 ll follow the step-by-step instruction to create your own replica of a Bob 
 Ross painting. Enjoy this easy-going atmosphere as you learn how to paint m
 ountains\, trees\, bushes\, hills\, rivers\, lakes\, and sunsets on a 20x 1
 6 canvas. Ages 13+.Misty Lake Sunrise will be taught on 3/5/26 and Sunset A
 glow will be taught on 5/5/26. All materials provided. \n\nPlease note the 
 location of this class is in the Normandale Art Room. You will enter door 1
 0 of Normandale Elementary French Immersion School.\n\n____________________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 84
 8-3952
DTEND:20260306T023000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260305T220000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Bob Ross Landscape Oil Painting - Intergenerational (210-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_224478620@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22778/adult-fall-2026/bob-ross-lan
 dscape-oil-painting-intergenerational#210-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Register early as this class will fill up fast. You and your fr
 iends can learn the Bob Ross-style of landscape oil painting using the wet-
 on-wet technique in this 3-hour class. With all equipment provided\, you wi
 ll follow the step-by-step instruction to create your own replica of a Bob 
 Ross painting. Enjoy this easy-going atmosphere as you learn how to paint m
 ountains\, trees\, bushes\, hills\, rivers\, lakes\, and sunsets on a 20x 1
 6 canvas. Ages 13+.Misty Lake Sunrise will be taught on 3/5/26 and Sunset A
 glow will be taught on 5/5/26. All materials provided. \n\nPlease note the 
 location of this class is in the Normandale Art Room. You will enter door 1
 0 of Normandale Elementary French Immersion School.\n\n____________________
 _______________________________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Pr
 ogramming Overview page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\
 , and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.o
 rg) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all c
 lass sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If
  you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can contact the Commu
 nity Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodat
 e late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 84
 8-3952
DTEND:20260506T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260505T210000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Bob Ross Landscape Oil Painting - Intergenerational (210-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_110067948@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22778/adult-fall-2026/bob-ross-lan
 dscape-oil-painting-intergenerational#210-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basic Home Electrical Repair Class 1 & 2 combined: \n \n- Week 
 1: Learn about the basic home electrical system\, different gauges of wire\
 , application and safety. Proper techniques discussed for stripping wire\, 
 attaching to outlets\, switches and light fixtures\, as well as test equipm
 ent. We will compare different light bulbs and proper selection of LED ligh
 t bulbs. Bring straight and Phillips screwdrivers\, long nose pliers and wi
 re stripping pliers to class if you have them. Handouts included with the c
 lass. Hands-on. \n\n- Week 2: Continue learning about home electrical repai
 r by attending this “hands-on” class. Prerequisite: Basic Home Electrical R
 epair Class I. You will install single pole and 3-way switches\, outlets an
 d light fixtures to energize a light bulb and test the circuit. We will dis
 cuss proper installation of different light fixtures and ceiling fan and ho
 w to rewire a lamp and repair extension cords. Please bring straight and Ph
 illips screwdriver\, wire stripper\, and long-nose pliers to class if you h
 ave them. Handouts included with the class. Hands-on. \n\n \n16 and over wi
 th an adult may attend. \n\n_______________________________________________
 ____________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for
  all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdu
 lt Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.ed
 inaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days
  before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but 
 are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may b
 e limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEm
 ail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260428T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260427T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Home Electrical Repair 1 & 2 - Intergenerational (430-1)
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 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22263/adult-winter-spring-2026/hom
 e-electrical-repair-1-2-intergenerational#430-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Basic Home Electrical Repair Class 1 & 2 combined: \n \n- Week 
 1: Learn about the basic home electrical system\, different gauges of wire\
 , application and safety. Proper techniques discussed for stripping wire\, 
 attaching to outlets\, switches and light fixtures\, as well as test equipm
 ent. We will compare different light bulbs and proper selection of LED ligh
 t bulbs. Bring straight and Phillips screwdrivers\, long nose pliers and wi
 re stripping pliers to class if you have them. Handouts included with the c
 lass. Hands-on. \n\n- Week 2: Continue learning about home electrical repai
 r by attending this “hands-on” class. Prerequisite: Basic Home Electrical R
 epair Class I. You will install single pole and 3-way switches\, outlets an
 d light fixtures to energize a light bulb and test the circuit. We will dis
 cuss proper installation of different light fixtures and ceiling fan and ho
 w to rewire a lamp and repair extension cords. Please bring straight and Ph
 illips screwdriver\, wire stripper\, and long-nose pliers to class if you h
 ave them. Handouts included with the class. Hands-on. \n\n \n16 and over wi
 th an adult may attend. \n\n_______________________________________________
 ____________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for
  all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdu
 lt Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.ed
 inaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days
  before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but 
 are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may b
 e limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEm
 ail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260505T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260504T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Home Electrical Repair 1 & 2 - Intergenerational (430-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_198644855@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22263/adult-winter-spring-2026/hom
 e-electrical-repair-1-2-intergenerational#430-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Want to feel more confident handling small plumbing repairs at 
 home? In this class\, you’ll learn how your home’s plumbing system works an
 d get hands-on practice with basic repairs. You’ll:\n \n- Learn about diffe
 rent types of plastic and metal pipes\n\n- Take apart and fix different kin
 ds of faucets\n\n- Replace a pop-up drain assembly\n\n- Talk about how toil
 ets work inside\n\n \nThis class is great for beginners who want to save mo
 ney and feel more comfortable doing simple plumbing jobs. Teens ages 16 and
  above with an adult may attend. \n\n______________________________________
 _____________________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview
  page for all info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building inf
 o.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://commu
 nityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions clos
 es 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the dead
 line but are still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Sp
 ace may be limited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registratio
 ns.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260512T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260511T230000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Home Plumbing Repair - Intergenerational (431-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_453144265@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22264/adult-winter-spring-2026/hom
 e-plumbing-repair-intergenerational#431-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Food on a stick isn’t just for the Fair! Join Kirsten live onli
 ne to move beyond the basic Caprese Skewers into a world of color\, flavor\
 , and possibilities. Kirsten will share the 3 Rules of Skewering and demons
 trate multiple methods to pleasingly present your offerings. From vegan to 
 omnivore there are recipes for everyone. Participants will receive an exten
 sive handout along with the link to join prior to class. There will be ampl
 e time for questions during the session\, and participants will receive a l
 ink to the recording afterwards so you can cook along at your convenience.\
 n\n______________________________________________________________\n\nPlease
  read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registrati
 on\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community 
 Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegi
 stration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLat
 e Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can
  contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our 
 best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.
 org\n Phone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260515T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260514T233000Z
LOCATION:Your Home
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Summer Skewer Snacks (352-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_315751453@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21903/adult-winter-spring-2026/sum
 mer-skewer-snacks#352-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Wedding Dance Rescue\n\nYour wedding day is nearing\, and you d
 on’t know how to dance. Not to worry! This fun two-hour lesson will teach y
 ou and your partner everything you need to know to make your first dance mu
 ch more interesting than shifting awkwardly from side to side. Learn an eas
 y entrance\, classic steps\, simple sways\, fancy twirls\, and a romantic d
 ip! Then\, capture it on your camera to continue practicing up until the we
 dding day. Class is open to wedding couples and any other special pairings 
 included on your wedding day. To reach the instructor in advance\, visit ww
 w.ConstantineDance.com (https://us-east-2.protection.sophos.com?d=constanti
 nedance.com&u=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5jb25zdGFudGluZWRhbmNlLmNvbS8=&p=m&i=Njg3N2IyZj
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 FiY3ZpUT0=&h=8e9d57d09077410c9f2182515b20141c&s=AVNPUEhUT0NFTkNSWVBUSVZDDn-
 6j_iHHyxJHXrM-BAj1IQSxNPuXRj-kJZhiRrBMw). See song ideas there\, too! \n\n_
 ________________________________________________________________\n\nPlease 
 read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registratio
 n\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260329T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173556Z
DTSTART:20260329T160000Z
LOCATION:Eisenhower Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Wedding Dance Rescue (345-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:56-05:00_206650058@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.i
 nternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22258/adult-winter-spring-2026/wed
 ding-dance-rescue#345-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:Wedding Dance Rescue\n\nYour wedding day is nearing\, and you d
 on’t know how to dance. Not to worry! This fun two-hour lesson will teach y
 ou and your partner everything you need to know to make your first dance mu
 ch more interesting than shifting awkwardly from side to side. Learn an eas
 y entrance\, classic steps\, simple sways\, fancy twirls\, and a romantic d
 ip! Then\, capture it on your camera to continue practicing up until the we
 dding day. Class is open to wedding couples and any other special pairings 
 included on your wedding day. To reach the instructor in advance\, visit ww
 w.ConstantineDance.com (https://us-east-2.protection.sophos.com?d=constanti
 nedance.com&u=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5jb25zdGFudGluZWRhbmNlLmNvbS8=&p=m&i=Njg3N2IyZj
 VjNWM4MjcyZWIwMzRmOGEz&t=dUdsaU9BKzd0TEVDdnJuSFc2Y3Z0dERDMmh0VFdVMmNRTUpNUV
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 6j_iHHyxJHXrM-BAj1IQSxNPuXRj-kJZhiRrBMw). See song ideas there\, too! \n\n_
 ________________________________________________________________\n\nPlease 
 read our Adult Programming Overview page for all info regarding registratio
 n\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult Programs - Edina Community E
 d (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinaschools.org/adults)\n\nRegis
 tration for all class sessions closes 3 days before the start date.\n\nLate
  Registration: If you miss the deadline but are still interested\, you can 
 contact the Community Ed office. Space may be limited\, but we'll try our b
 est to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail: communityed@edinaschools.o
 rgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260531T180000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173557Z
DTSTART:20260531T160000Z
LOCATION:Eisenhower Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Wedding Dance Rescue (345-2)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:57-05:00_96276271@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22258/adult-winter-spring-2026/wed
 ding-dance-rescue#345-2
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:When was the last time you updated your makeup and beauty regim
 en? Has your skin changed over time? What about your hair color? Join this 
 “boot camp” to update your look with tips and techniques for ageless beauty
 . Learn about a variety of products (some may be completely new to you)\, a
 pplication\, and the latest trends in makeup and skin care. Julie Sherman i
 s a makeup artist with 30 years of experience. No products or services will
  be sold! This class is essential for busy\, beautiful women who could use 
 a little updating!\n\n_____________________________________________________
 ________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all
  info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult P
 rograms - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinas
 chools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days bef
 ore the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are 
 still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be li
 mited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail:
  communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
DTEND:20260501T013000Z
DTSTAMP:20260405T173557Z
DTSTART:20260430T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Makeup Bootcamp for Women 40 and Better (372-1)
UID:2026-04-05T12:35:57-05:00_15165939@ip-10-0-168-223.us-east-2.compute.in
 ternal
URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/21946/adult-winter-spring-2026/mak
 eup-bootcamp-for-women-40-and-better#372-1
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DESCRIPTION:When was the last time you updated your makeup and beauty regim
 en? Has your skin changed over time? What about your hair color? Join this 
 “boot camp” to update your look with tips and techniques for ageless beauty
 . Learn about a variety of products (some may be completely new to you)\, a
 pplication\, and the latest trends in makeup and skin care. Julie Sherman i
 s a makeup artist with 30 years of experience. No products or services will
  be sold! This class is essential for busy\, beautiful women who could use 
 a little updating!\n\n_____________________________________________________
 ________________\n\nPlease read our Adult Programming Overview page for all
  info regarding registration\, cancellation\, and building info.\n\nAdult P
 rograms - Edina Community Ed (edinaschools.org) (https://communityed.edinas
 chools.org/adults)\n\nRegistration for all class sessions closes 3 days bef
 ore the start date.\n\nLate Registration: If you miss the deadline but are 
 still interested\, you can contact the Community Ed office. Space may be li
 mited\, but we'll try our best to accommodate late registrations.\n\nEmail:
  communityed@edinaschools.orgPhone: (952) 848-3952
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DTSTART:20260430T233000Z
LOCATION:Edina Community Center
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SUMMARY:Makeup Bootcamp for Women 40 and Better (207-1)
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URL:https://edinaschools.arux.app/course/22775/adult-fall-2026/makeup-bootc
 amp-for-women-40-and-better#207-1
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