Learn to speak English, study for the citizenship test, earn your GED or High School Diploma in these free classes!
Red Cross swim lessons, water aerobics classes, lifeguard training, and general pool use information.
St Peter Early Childhood Family Education
School Readiness is an education program under Saint Peter Public Schools’ Community & Family Education.
Saints Overtime is an after school care, summer care and enrichment program for kids in K-5th grade.
4-hour in-person refresher courses from Minnesota Safety Council
Saint Peter Community Choir donations
Community members are welcome to campus and to attend these Gustavus events. Please visit gustavus.edu/calendar for more information.
Pediatric Caregiver Support meets the third Tuesday of each month at the Saint Peter Community Center, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Lifeguard training, and Water Safety Instruction classes at SPMS indoor pool.
Reserve the pool for a birthday party or any group activity. Call Community Education at 934-3048 ext. 7002.
Arts and craft classes for youth.
Offerings available at Drama Kids of Mankato.
Virtual HUD-approved homebuyer education class
The Documentary Film Series is now the Viewers Like Us Club! Join Twin Cities PBS, Nicollet County Historical Society, and Community & Family Education to watch PBS programs and discuss Minnesota history, food, and culture! The Viewers Like Us Club is a free and thoughtfully curated program designed to bring adults together around meaningful media. It’s like a traditional book club but swaps out the latest best-selling novel with award-winning programs from our local PBS station. Each film includes a guided group discussion led by local facilitators designed to spark conversation, encourage reflection, and foster community connection.
There was a time when people would stop what they were doing and watch the local evening news. Twin Cities PBS’ Broadcast Wars, co-produced by Cathy Wurzer, takes us back a half-century to the era when ratings battles were fierce, women and people of color were making their presence known, technology was rapidly evolving, and local TV news was as vital as it was entertaining. Running time: 90 minutes
Thu., Apr. 2, 2 PM, Treaty Site History Center, FREE.
What does the wild mean to Americans today? To find out, Baratunde journeys into Minnesota’s Arrowhead Region, one of the last places where you can hike or paddle your way into the remote wilderness. From passionate birders to harvesters of wild rice, he encounters a fascinating cast of characters- and hears from them why wilderness means so much.
Thu., May 7, 2 PM, Treaty Site History Center, FREE.
