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Sadie’s Café in St. Michael

EDIT: Sadie’s Cafe is now CLOSED. See their official announcement at facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1263404743793842&id=113407192126942.

The following article is from July 2017:

Everyone’s favorite local coffee shop just got a major upgrade. As of this week, Sadie’s Coffee of St. Michael is now Sadie’s Café and will be serving a full menu of breakfast items such as waffles, French toast, omelettes, and more.

Many of the more traditional menu items are named with local love—the Saint Michael, the Hwy 241, and The Colonial—while others are bound to surprise you, like the Barnyard plate that includes BBQ pulled pork, bacon, sausage, and eggs… plus hashbrowns and an English muffin. (Uffda!)

HealthSource Kids Day – Friday, June 9

Earlier this week I shared a list of the family and kid-friendly events at Albertville Friendly City Days.

One of the events that my family is looking forward to is the HealthSource Kids Day, coming up on Friday, June 9.

Bring your kids out that day to enjoy games, a bounce house, face painting, crazy hair, food, and more! In addition, Crossfit STMA will be there providing fun exercise classes for the kids.

Kids Day takes on place Friday, June 9, at 10am–1pm at HealthSource in Albertville. (near Coborn’s)  >>

(Click to view this event on Facebook)

The event is sponsored by HealthSource, Coborn’s, Tree of Life Wellness Center, and Crossfit STMA.

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Unleash Your Child’s Inner “Ninja Warrior”

Remember when you were a kid, and you played that game where the floor was lava, and the only way to cross the room was by jumping between the couch cushions you’d thrown on the floor? Or maybe you played it on the playground and had to cross the entire playground without touching the ground? We did both, so I have lots of fun memories of that type of game.

It’s no surprise that the TV show American Ninja Warrior has caught on so well with today’s kids. It’s totally the “ground is lava” game, super-sized! 🙂

If you have a little “ninja warrior” in your house, make sure to check out these THREE awesome camps and classes being hosted in our area this summer. Boys and girls as young as 4 or as old as 15 may participate, so there’s a little something for everyone here…

Summer Classes for Beginning Dancers

If you have a young dance-lover in your house, this summer may be a great time to check out the local dance studios and find out which one is right for your family.

A number of studios in the area are offering free sample classes, open houses, and other special events that let you and your little one step inside and give dance a try before deciding whether to commit to a full season.

Some of the classes and events begin as early as next week, so take a look at the offerings below and make sure your little dancer doesn’t miss his or her chance!

If you recommend one of these companies, please let us know in the comments!

Bravo Dance Company – Albertville  (www.bravo.dance)

  • Open Houses beginning May 23
  • Princess Class  $15 (ages 2–5) – 45 min class featuring ballet fundamentals and fun, wear your favorite princess dress
  • Trolls Camp  $35 (ages 4–10) – fun dance class with games, craft, and a Trolls-themed lunch
  • 6-Week Recreational Classes  $50 (ages 3–12) – ballet, tap, and jazz
  • Toddler Thursdays  $40 (age 2) – 4 weeks of creative movement and dance basics


KMC Dance
– Albertville  (kmcdancealbertville.com)

  • Free sample classes – class consists of ballet and tap, attendees will receive a gift
  • Ballerina Boutique  $35 (ages 3–8) – 2 hours, attendees will pick out a tutu and get their hair done then enjoy a ballet class, craft, story, snack, and goody bag
  • 4-Week Sessions  $35-$40 (ages 3–9) – age-appropriate combinations of ballet, tap, and jazz offered

Mother’s Day Events & Dining 2017

Mother’s Day is coming up this weekend, and there are lots of opportunities in our area to spend some special time with your family or to simply treat yourself. I was surprised at the variety of events available, so make sure to read all the way through and find the one that’s right for you!

Scroll past the events section to see restaurants that are offering brunch or other special meals.
Please leave a comment if you know of anything I missed!

Events & Activities

Mother’s Day Weekend at Oliver Kelley Farm in Elk River
Saturday & Sunday 10–5 | Moms admitted free with paid child admission | http://www.mnhs.org/kelleyfarm/activities/calendar/2495

Peabody Players Mother’s Day Comedy Show at St. Michael Cinema
Saturday 8–10pm | http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2914547 or https://www.facebook.com/events/1716153938676968

“Mom’s The Best” Open Skating at Rogers Ice Arena
Sunday 4pm | Moms and kids skate free | https://www.facebook.com/events/436796889989094