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Category: Events & Happenings

Father-Daughter Dance – Saturday, February 10

FYCC’s popular Father-Daughter Winter Wonderland Dance is coming up soon! And this year, the event has been moved to Fieldstone Elementary to accommodate even more families.

The dance itself is 6–8 p.m., with doors opening at 5:45. Beverages and a treat will be provided. The cost is $20 per father/daughter. (additional daughters just $5 each)

Saturday Cinema at Monticello Library

If you’re looking to try a cozy, indoor activity this winter, Saturday Cinema may be just the ticket!

Great River Regional Library in Monticello is hosting “Saturday Cinema,” a free movie series hosted at the library on select Saturdays this winter/spring. Bring your own pillow and blanket, and they’ll provide the popcorn! Movies begin at 10:15 am, and the full schedule can be found below. Call 763-295-2322 with any questions.

January Events Calendar

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Preschool Fair
Thursday, January 4  5:30–7:30pm | St. Michael City Center
Stop by to meet local preschools and find out about activities for preschool-aged kids and their parents.
More info: facebook.com/events/1938474666472727

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Saturday Cinema: “The Tale of Despereaux”
Saturday, January 6  10:15am | Monticello Library
Bring a pillow and blanket, we’ll provide the popcorn!
More info: griver.org/events

Library Storytime: “Let it Snow”
Monday, January 8  Toddlers 10am / Preschool 11am | St. Michael Library
More info: griver.org/events

Motivating Hope
An inspiring free event designed to encourage students and families, support local schools, and strengthen the community. Featuring motivational speaker Reggie Dabbs.
Monday, January 8  7–8pm | Prairie View Elementary & Middle School
More info: facebook.com/events/1976453295960629

“Live Nativity” Events (2017)

Leading up to the Christmas season, my daughter kept asking and and asking, When would she get to play with her nativity set? Now that it’s out of the box and on display, I love watching her play out the story of Jesus’ birth, especially as she discovers more about its significance each year.

One really great way to share the story of the first Christmas with kids is to take them to see a “live nativity”—a depiction of the story of Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, and their visitors using live actors and sometimes even animals. If you’re interested in sharing that experience with your kids—we are!—here are a few opportunities you’ll find in our area this Christmas:

STMA Santa Sightings 2017

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! And if you’re hoping to meet jolly old St. Nick and maybe even squeeze in a photo of him with your kids, check out this list of opportunities see Santa in and around the STMA community this December.