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"Grease" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters
Travel/Trips & Tours

Greased-back hair and leather jackets, ponytails and poodle skirts, fast cars and rock’n’roll, Grease is back at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres! Experience the nostalgia of high school in the ‘50s – peer pressure, love, and teenage life set against the campy backdrop of Rydell High! Discover the drama, comedy, and pop-culture satire that has made Grease one of the most popular productions of all time! Don’t forget the music, with songs like “Summer Nights,” “We Go Together,” “Greased Lightnin’,” “Beauty School Dropout” and so many others, including the hits you love from the movie. Have fun as you groove and bop along! Contains mature situations and language similar to that of a PG-13 movie. Run time: 2 hours & 5 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission Price includes lunch, table or booth seating, and school bus transportation to and from the theater. No refunds will be issued after the ticket purchase deadline of August 26, 2025. Tickets may be transferred to another person if you are unable to attend the performance. Notify Community Education immediately at (715) 377-3722 of any ticket transfers. Performance Date: Saturday, September 27, 2025 Depart: 9:30 AM Hudson Middle School Lunch: 11:00 AM, Performance Time: 1:00 PM Cost: $116.00/person Ticket purchase deadline: August 26, 2025 (No refunds issued after this date.)

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
3D Printing: Poké Monsters
Science/Tech/Engineering

Become a Pokémon Master of 3D Design! Design your own unique 3D Pokémon using TinkerCAD. Explore your creativity and experiment with SimLab and create themed video games. Learn the basics of CAD modeling and design software. One of your creations will be 3D printed. Printing and material fees are included. If printing is not completed in class, prints will be mailed home. Please bring lunch and a drink. Registration Deadline: Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
6th Grade Beginning Band Camp
August - 8:00 class

Welcome all beginning 6th grade band students! This is a week filled with learning how to play your new instrument in 6th grade! During this 4-hour time period, students will take part in full band rehearsals, smaller group lessons, and a final concert on Friday afternoon. Students who go to camp will be receiving 20 hours of instruction before school even begins, and it is HIGHLY encouraged that students attend this band camp. This is also when students will receive their instruments! This camp is for students who are registered to participate in band in 6th grade.

Music Camps - Summer 2025
7th - 8th Grade Summer Band Camp
August - 1:00 class

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Welcome back 7th and 8th grade students! Come knock off some rust and remind yourself of how to play your instrument. At this camp we will make sure that all 7th and 8th grade band students' instruments work after a hectic school year and summer, as well as remind ourselves of how to play in a full band. At this camp, students will take part in full band rehearsals, smaller group lessons, as well as a final concert on Friday afternoon for the beginning 6th grade band students and families!

Music Camps - Summer 2025
Beginner Tennis Camp (ages 12-17)
Sports & Fitness

This beginner tennis camp is for Middle School and High School students who would be interested in playing High School tennis. Students must be 12 years old by the first class date. This is an introductory course. Course content includes introduction to the game of tennis, basic rules and strategy, proper stroke technique, drills and scoring, singles & doubles play. Students should bring one can of tennis balls, a racquet, and a water bottle to class.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Blast Off with Paint Bombs with KidScientific
Art & Enrichment

Get ready for an explosive and colorful good time in this popular class! Kids will create paint bombs that make a messy, exciting explosion. Countdown from three, two, one, and watch your artwork come to life with a burst of color and fun! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Cooking with Kiley: Farmers' Market Series
Cooking & Baking

Commercials, social media, billboards, packaging . . . these days, the endless nutrition information surrounding us can be overwhelming, confusing and misleading. One day we hear that a particular food is bad for us, the next we’re encouraged to stock our pantries or fridges with it! Despite this reality, healthy eating doesn’t have to be so complicated. Health and wellness professionals agree that eating patterns centered on fresh, whole foods (while minimizing or avoiding processed foods) can greatly benefit your overall health. And what better way to incorporate these kinds of foods than by shopping at our local farmers’ markets this summer?? Sometimes the difficult part is figuring out how to use these foods at home, especially when it comes to cooking on your own in the midst of a full, demanding schedule. Get ready for a fun, educational, and approachable way to learn how to incorporate more nutritious and delicious plant-based foods into your cooking and overall diet when you join a “Cooking with Kiley” session. Class will also include discussion on a specific topic each month. A Zoom link and recipe information will be emailed prior to each class session. What’s Included? Recipe/ingredient list with any special instruction considerations provided ahead of time 60-minute virtual session, including a presentation and hands-on cooking demo Follow up with detailed recipe, substitution ideas, nutrition facts, and supplemental nutrition information Recipes and Topics: Recipes are relatively simple, efficient to prepare, nutritionally balanced, and can be customized to your preferences and needs. Each session will also provide education on a specific nutrition-related topic, integrated throughout the cooking experience. Recipes / Topics featured each month include: DATE RECIPE TOPIC April 15 Springy Lemon Pasta with Asparagus Understanding our Relationship with Food May 20 Thai-Inspired Rice Stacks Cooking Methods June 17 Cauliflower Steaks with Herbed Tahini Sauce Nutrition Basics July 15 Pesto Risotto with Roasted Tomatoes Eat the Rainbow: Plant-Based Basics August 19 The Best Tacos with Homemade Tortillas It takes GUTS!

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
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Embark on “A Taste of Duluth” – A Journey to Minnesota’s Premier Port City!
Travel/Trips & Tours

Embark on “A Taste of Duluth” – A Journey to Minnesota’s Premier Port City! Host: Betsy Ganz Sunday, October 5 - Monday, October 6, 2025 1 night, 2 days Join Hudson Community Ed for an extraordinary two-day adventure to Duluth, MN—where Lake Superior meets vibrant history and scenic beauty! This carefully planned getaway invites you to experience the very best of Minnesota’s famous port city. Dive into the wonders of the Great Lakes Aquarium, uncover the splendor of the Glensheen Historic Mansion, and bask in the beauty of the Duluth Rose Garden at Leif Erickson Park. Throughout the trip, you’ll be surrounded by Duluth’s stunning lakeside views and fall colors. Stay in comfort at the Inn on Lake Superior (a 2020 Property of the Year Award winning hotel), located in the lively Canal Park district. The hotel features Canal Park view rooms or Lakeside Rooms with private patios or balconies. An indoor pool, sauna & hot tub and outdoor rooftop heated pool with view of surrounding Canal Park (weather permitting) With free time to explore, you can: Stroll to the iconic lighthouse and marvel at the Aerial Lift Bridge. Browse local shops and boutiques. Opt for additional excursions (not covered in tour fees) like the SS William A. Irvin Museum, a Vista Fleet lake cruise, or a trip to Enger Tower for breathtaking city and lake views. Dining highlights include lunches at the Black Woods Grille and the revolving Harbor 360 Restaurant atop the Radisson Hotel, both offering unparalleled views. Your hotel stay includes a complimentary hot breakfast, nightly smores on the lakeside patio, and dinner is on your own—perfect for savoring the local flavors of Canal Park’s eclectic eateries. As we journey back to Hudson, enjoy a stop at the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center and a scenic drive through Wisconsin’s autumn landscape. Tour includes: Motorcoach transportation with a professional driver, Experienced tour host, All tour and entrance fees (except during free time/optional tours), 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, 1 night of lodging. **Details and Pricing: Rooms are either Lakeview (with patio or balcony) or City View (with views of Canal Park and/or Lift Bridge) Double Occupancy - Lake view $450 Double Occupancy - City view $425 Single Occupancy - Lake view $590 Single Occupancy - City view $550 Triple Occupancy - Lake view $405 Triple Occupancy - City view $380 Quad Occupancy - Lake view $380 Quad Occupancy - City view $365 **Secure Your Spot: A deposit of $125.00 is required at the time of booking. The deadline for final payment is Friday, August 29, 2025. Refunds after this date are based on recoverable expenses only. Tickets may be transferred to another person if you are unable to attend the trip after registering. Note: The motorcoach bus does not have a wheelchair accessible lift. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience Duluth’s charm and adventure. Reserve your spot today and create memories to cherish! Sunday, October 5-Monday, October 6 Departing from Hudson Park & Ride on Sunday, October 5, 2025 at 7:30 AM and returning on Monday, October 6, 2025 at 6:00 PM. Pricing: See Details and Pricing, above. Registration deadline: Friday, August 29, 2025. Refunds after this date are based on recoverable expenses only - see Secure Your Spot, above. All attendees are required to register separately. One of the registration questions will ask you to provide the name(s) of any person(s) you will be sharing a hotel room with.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Erupting Whales with KidScientific
Art & Enrichment

This class is a whale of a good time! Learn about chemical reactions by creating your very own clay whale that spouts like a volcano! Watch in awe as your whale erupts with a colorful, bubbly splash of foam. Perfect for young scientists who love creativity, excitement, and a splash of messy fun! Please pack a nut free snack and drink for your child.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Fitness Center Monthly Membership - COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Fitness

Family Memberships should be registered under one family member's name. It is not necessary to enroll each family member. Monthly usage membership for the Raider Fitness Center and indoor track at Hudson High School. School year hours: Monday - Friday 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM, Saturday -Sunday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM, gym - check online schedule for availability. Summer hours: Monday - Friday 4:30 PM - 9:30 PM, gym - check online schedule for availability, Saturday - Sunday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

Community Education - Fitness Center Memberships 2025
High School Tennis Camp (ages 13-18)
Sports & Fitness

High School Tennis Camp is for students currently playing tennis at High School level or USTA junior level tennis. This is an advanced camp and is intended to develop and improve a student’s skills and strokes. Students must be 13 years old by the first day of class. Camp content includes: advanced drills and strategy, proper stroke techniques including spins, proper footwork and court positioning, shot selection, Singles & Doubles strategy, winning mentally, power vs consistency, focus and concentration, and strength, stretching and fitness. Students should bring one can of tennis balls, a racquet, and a water bottle to class.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Learn the ABC's & D's of Medicare
Finance & Retirement

New to Medicare, helping your parents with their Medicare or just plain confused about Medicare? You are not alone. This educational presentation will provide a foundational understanding of Medicare — one letter at a time. Includes information about the basic elements of Medicare, enrollment periods, costs, and benefits associated with Medicare. Learn the ABCs & D’s of Medicare and take away the mystery, confusion and misinformation. You will leave this class with a better understanding of Medicare, the costs and benefits associated with it along with information on enrollment periods and Medicare plan types. Bring your questions. The same instruction will be presented at each session; multiple sessions are offered for participant convenience. Mediqwest does not charge a fee. No products will be sold. The fee for this class supports Community Education's operations.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Monarch Tagging
Special Interest

Join Carpenter Nature Center to discover the amazing life cycle of the monarch butterfly, including their astounding migration to Mexico. Learn what conservation efforts can be implemented to help protect monarchs both in your backyard and abroad. Finally, we will head out to the prairie to catch, tag, and release as many wild monarchs as we can find! After the program, join us for the FREE annual Carpenter Nature Center Art Festival showcasing local artists and their appreciation for the natural world. Please wear clothing appropriate for walking off-trail through long grass. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Pickleball Classes - Advanced Beginner
Fitness

Take your pickleball skills to the next level. We’ll concentrate on good serving techniques, return of serve, correct dinking, learning the drop shot, forehand and backhand along with winning court strategies. Demo Engage paddles will be available. The last 30 minutes of class will include organized play emphasizing new skills.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Pickleball Classes - Intermediate Drill Class
Fitness

Rapidly improve your pickleball shots, game strategies, and footwork with an emphasis on winning double play. Specific drill play for dinking, spin serves, drop shots, and NVZ lobs will be used to increase your skill level. The last 30 minutes of class will include organized play emphasizing new skills. Prerequisite: Attendance at Beginner and Advanced Beginner classes, or student has received permission from the instructor to participate.

Community Education - Spring Summer 2025
Raider 1
Session C - 9:00

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Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session C - 10:00

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Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session C - 11:00

Starting Soon

Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session C - 1:00

Starting Soon

Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session C - 2:00

Starting Soon

Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session C - 3:00

Starting Soon

Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session D - 8:00

Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session D - 9:00

Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025
Raider 1
Session D - 10:00

Ages 5+ Objective: To learn basic personal water safety information and skills, to help participants feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. Participants are taught elementary aquatic skills and start developing positive attitudes, good swimming habits and safe practices in and around the water. Exit Skills Assessment: When participants complete the Learn-to-Swim Level 1, they should be comfortable getting in and moving through the water and be willing to put their faces in the water repeatedly. Participants should also be able to use arm and leg movements while supported. There are two parts to the exit skills assessment. Enter independently, using either the ladder, steps or side, travel at least 5 yards, bob 3 times then safely exit the water. (Participants can walk, travel along the gutter or “swim”.) Glide on front at least 2 body lengths, roll to a back float for 3 seconds and recover to a vertical position. (This assessment can be performed with support)

Summer Swim 2025

Hudson Community Services: Community Education, School Age Care, Summer Programs

"Grease" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters
Travel/Trips & Tours

3D Printing: Poké Monsters
Science/Tech/Engineering

6th Grade Beginning Band Camp
August - 8:00 class

7th - 8th Grade Summer Band Camp
August - 1:00 class

Beginner Tennis Camp (ages 12-17)
Sports & Fitness

Blast Off with Paint Bombs with KidScientific
Art & Enrichment

Cooking with Kiley: Farmers' Market Series
Cooking & Baking

Embark on “A Taste of Duluth” – A Journey to Minnesota’s Premier Port City!
Travel/Trips & Tours

Erupting Whales with KidScientific
Art & Enrichment

Fitness Center Monthly Membership - COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Fitness

High School Tennis Camp (ages 13-18)
Sports & Fitness

Learn the ABC's & D's of Medicare
Finance & Retirement

Monarch Tagging
Special Interest

Pickleball Classes - Advanced Beginner
Fitness

Pickleball Classes - Intermediate Drill Class
Fitness

Raider 1
Session C - 9:00

Raider 1
Session C - 10:00

Raider 1
Session C - 11:00

Raider 1
Session C - 1:00

Raider 1
Session C - 2:00

Raider 1
Session C - 3:00

Raider 1
Session D - 8:00

Raider 1
Session D - 9:00

Raider 1
Session D - 10:00

Hudson Community Services: Community Education, School Age Care, Summer Programs

"Grease" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters Travel/Trips & Tours

3D Printing: Poké Monsters Science/Tech/Engineering

6th Grade Beginning Band Camp August - 8:00 class

7th - 8th Grade Summer Band Camp August - 1:00 class

Beginner Tennis Camp (ages 12-17) Sports & Fitness

Blast Off with Paint Bombs with KidScientific Art & Enrichment

Cooking with Kiley: Farmers' Market Series Cooking & Baking

Embark on “A Taste of Duluth” – A Journey to Minnesota’s Premier Port City! Travel/Trips & Tours

Erupting Whales with KidScientific Art & Enrichment

Fitness Center Monthly Membership - COMMUNITY MEMBERS Fitness

High School Tennis Camp (ages 13-18) Sports & Fitness

Learn the ABC's & D's of Medicare Finance & Retirement

Monarch Tagging Special Interest

Pickleball Classes - Advanced Beginner Fitness

Pickleball Classes - Intermediate Drill Class Fitness

Raider 1 Session C - 9:00

Raider 1 Session C - 10:00

Raider 1 Session C - 11:00

Raider 1 Session C - 1:00

Raider 1 Session C - 2:00

Raider 1 Session C - 3:00

Raider 1 Session D - 8:00

Raider 1 Session D - 9:00

Raider 1 Session D - 10:00

"Grease" at the Chanhassen Dinner Theaters
Travel/Trips & Tours

3D Printing: Poké Monsters
Science/Tech/Engineering

6th Grade Beginning Band Camp
August - 8:00 class

7th - 8th Grade Summer Band Camp
August - 1:00 class

Beginner Tennis Camp (ages 12-17)
Sports & Fitness

Blast Off with Paint Bombs with KidScientific
Art & Enrichment

Cooking with Kiley: Farmers' Market Series
Cooking & Baking

Embark on “A Taste of Duluth” – A Journey to Minnesota’s Premier Port City!
Travel/Trips & Tours

Erupting Whales with KidScientific
Art & Enrichment

Fitness Center Monthly Membership - COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Fitness

High School Tennis Camp (ages 13-18)
Sports & Fitness

Learn the ABC's & D's of Medicare
Finance & Retirement

Monarch Tagging
Special Interest

Pickleball Classes - Advanced Beginner
Fitness

Pickleball Classes - Intermediate Drill Class
Fitness

Raider 1
Session C - 9:00

Raider 1
Session C - 10:00

Raider 1
Session C - 11:00

Raider 1
Session C - 1:00

Raider 1
Session C - 2:00

Raider 1
Session C - 3:00

Raider 1
Session D - 8:00

Raider 1
Session D - 9:00

Raider 1
Session D - 10:00