FYCC is taking to the streets in front of St. Michael City Hall. Bring your family and your bikes and join them from 10 to 2 for a vendor fair, giveaways, bike safety information, and lots more free fun! Register at myfycc.com (Click on FYCC Programs)
Bring your family out to enjoy some time on the ice! Visit rogersmn.gov/publicskating to pre-register; no walk-ups allowed. (Cost $4/skater ages 6+, ages 5 & under free, rental skates $2/pair)
Join your ECFE friends for stories and songs in the big room at City Hall across from the library. Then put together a simple craft, while supplies last.
In this free, virtual class, kids are invited to join the Coborn’s Dietitian Team for a fun, follow-along cooking demonstration. Register online; class links will be sent for you to watch on your own schedule. http://celebratemore.com/kids-cook-at-home
Join MiniSota Play Cafe for the grand opening of its new Maple Grove location. They will have $5 hour-long playtimes, give-aways, a photo booth, crafts, and games. Ribbon cutting will take place Friday at 2pm. No advance tickets/reservations.
Kids can make Mom’s day at Walmart's Mother’s May Market. Pick up a craft kit to make Mom a special gift of your own, and be sure to grab a gift bag filled with breakfast treats and beauty samples. More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/367383667959577
SOAR Regional Arts Presents “The Diary of Anne Frank” in person at St. Michael-Albertville Middle School West. May 7 and 8 at 7:30pm and May 9 at 2pm (Masks required) Tickets: $16 for adults, $14 for students and seniors Tickets can be purchased online at www.soararts.com or by calling 612-568-7627 In this transcendently powerful new adaptation, Anne Frank emerges from history as a living, bright young girl whose words strike at the very heart of human hope, “When I write I shake off all my cares. But I want to achieve more than that. I want to be useful and bring enjoyment to all people, even those I’ve never met. I want to go on living even after my death!” In the play, Anne Frank emerges from history as a bright, talented and vibrant girl who, through her diary, created an enduring place in history as the embodiment of hope and humanity. The drama concerns the lives of the eight people in hiding for two years from Nazis in a concealed Amsterdam attic. Their courage, as depicted through Anne’s words, is inspirational and should never be forgotten.