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  • Private Voice or Piano Lessons: Ages 7+

    **Registration price is for four 30-minute lessons. Participants will have to reach out to the instructor via email to schedule the lessons. Contact information for the instructor will be sent in the confirmation notes to arrange specific lesson dates/times. You'll receive this information after you've registered for the class** You will work one on one with an experienced vocal coach and piano teacher who has taught for over 30 years. Whether you’re new to music or have taken lessons in the past, together you will design a plan that will build from the ground up or off your current musical knowledge with engaging and fun techniques. This course will address basic skills, music theory and musicality that will allow you to progress toward your musical goals and lifelong enjoyment of music. Purchase of books recommended by your teacher will be required for lessons based on individual needs.
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    Mikkonen Music: Summer Piano, Guitar, and Ukulele Lessons: Concord

    Thirty-minute music lessons in piano, guitar and ukulele are offered through Mikkonen Music. Lessons meet once a week for an 8-week sessions. Before registering, schedule your lesson time slot at http://bookeo.com/mikkonenmusic_scheduling. Registration cost represents one (1) block of 8 lessons. Questions? Contact Henry Mikkonen, henry@mikkonenmusic.com . Very convenient for KIDS Club kids! Professional teachers, affordable rates and convenient school locations.
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    Mikkonen Music: Summer Piano, Guitar, and Ukulele Lessons: Countryside

    Thirty-minute music lessons in piano, guitar and ukulele are offered through Mikkonen Music. Lessons meet once a week for an 8-week sessions. Before registering, schedule your lesson time slot at http://bookeo.com/mikkonenmusic_scheduling. Registration cost represents one (1) block of 8 lessons. Questions? Contact Henry Mikkonen, henry@mikkonenmusic.com . Very convenient for KIDS Club kids! Professional teachers, affordable rates and convenient school locations.
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    Mikkonen Music: Summer Piano, Guitar, and Ukulele Lessons: Creek Valley

    Thirty-minute music lessons in piano, guitar and ukulele are offered through Mikkonen Music. Lessons meet once a week for an 8-week sessions. Before registering, schedule your lesson time slot at http://bookeo.com/mikkonenmusic_scheduling. Registration cost represents one (1) block of 8 lessons. Questions? Contact Henry Mikkonen, henry@mikkonenmusic.com . Very convenient for KIDS Club kids! Professional teachers, affordable rates and convenient school locations.
  • Eat Your Art! Yummy Treats: Gr. K-5

    Join this unreal edible art making experience and get ready for a creative adventure where art meets deliciousness! In this outrageously fun camp, we’ll explore both edible and traditional art forms. Each day will be a new adventure using edible dough, candy, chocolate, sprinkles and more to craft sweet treats that are not only beautiful, but also irresistibly yummy. Along the way we’ll have fun drawing, painting, and sculpting clay. From crafting fun food characters to designing beautiful art projects, there’s no limit to your creativity. And, of course, we’ll wrap up each day by making an amazing edible creation to take home. Get ready to unleash your creativity in the sweetest way possible! Please bring a nut-free snack, water bottle, and dress for mess.
  • Sketch It Out: Gr. K-5

    The ultimate drawing camp! In this fun and exciting program, we’ll learn how to draw everything from animals and plants to faces and landscapes. Using our innovative step-by-step method, children will start with simple shapes and turn them into amazing creatures, still life, and more. Along the way, we’ll dive into key concepts like contrast, light, shadow, and volume, helping bring your drawings to life. And at the end of camp, you’ll take home your very own sketchbook full of your creations! Please bring a nut-free snack, water bottle, and recess attire—it’s going to be a creative journey!
  • Cut It Out: A Taylor Swift Experience: Gr 4-8

    Unleash your inner Swiftie with a Cricut machine! Learn to create your own personalized Taylor Swift-inspired swag.
  • Pops Summer String Camp! Gr. 6-9

    Join the musical adventure with the Edina Pops Orchestra Summer Camp where we’ll transform your favorite hits into stunning orchestral arrangements. From epic video game themes to chart-topping rock anthems, we'll explore music that makes your heart sing and your strings ring! With enough players, we’ll create a Middle and High school string group that will dive into an exciting world where classical technique meets contemporary cool. So put your music reading skills to work in a whole new way as we tackle fresh, fun arrangements that'll have you playing outside the classical box while simultaneously showing everyone just how versatile your orchestra skills can be! Music is best played with friends so sign up together and stick around for the afternoon Chamber music session! See the Summer Chamber String Camp afternoon session! *Camp will run Monday-Thursday on site at Edina. Friday 7/18 will be a cumulative performance in the early evening from the Pops Summer String Camp as well as the Summer Chamber String Camp at Centennial Lakes open to the public. Details TBA. Requirements: • Participants must have an instruments they can use (exceptions for bass players pending enrollment) • Participants must have basic knowledge of how to play their instrument with a bow • Participants must be able to note read and / or have participated in the Edina Orchestra Program during the school year. Strongly Recommended: Students should consider their availability for the Friday early evening performance at the Centennial Lakes Maetzold Amphitheater on July 18th. While not required, the performance outcome will be contingent on group participation. For questions regarding the camp, please contact instructor lead: Nick Gaudette nick.gaudette@edinaschools.org
  • Summer Chamber String Camp: Gr. 6-8

    Ready to make music on your own terms? Join us for the first ever Edina Summer Chamber Strings Camp! This is your chance to team up fellow orchestra friends or meet new musical companions as you dive into the exciting world of small ensemble playing. Whether you're a violin, viola, cello, or bass player with two years of experience under your bow (or taking private lessons), this camp is your ticket to musical independence! Form your own dream team with orchestra friends or let us match you with fellow music enthusiasts. Want to tackle a Mozart quartet? Or find an arrangement of your favorite pop song? The choice is yours! Instructors will coach you through the art of chamber music as you learn how to communicate through the music. Every player is a leader and every voice matters. No conductor needed – just your creativity, teamwork, and passion for music! This summer camp session is perfect for those ready to level up their ensemble skills or for friends from orchestra looking to make amazing music together. Join us for a summer of harmony, friendship, and musical discovery! *Camp will run Monday-Thursday on site at Edina. Friday 7/18 will be a cumulative performance in the early evening from the Pops Summer String Camp as well as the Summer Chamber String Camp at Centennial Lakes open to the public. Details TBA Additional Camp Options: • Participants are invited to sign up as a pre-planned group of friends • Participants can also join solo and will be placed in an ensemble of similar ability • Participants may bring song ides to camp, however content will be reviewed by coaches to determine playability • Participants are encouraged to join both the Summer Pops Orchestra Camp in the morning followed by the Chamber String camp in the afternoon. A space to eat a lunch from home will be provided during the break between sessions. Requirements: • Participants must have an instruments they can use (exceptions for bass players pending enrollment) • Participants must have basic knowledge of how to play their instrument with a bow • Participants must be willing to learn to play music by ear Strongly Recommended: Participants and families should consider their availability for the Friday early evening performance at the Centennial Lakes Maetzold Amphitheater on July 18th. While not required, the performance outcome will be contingent on group participation. For questions regarding the camp, please contact instructor lead: Nick Gaudette nick.gaudette@edinaschools.org
  • Summer Chamber String Camp: Gr. 9-12

    Ready to make music on your own terms? Join us for the first ever Edina Summer Chamber Strings Camp! This is your chance to team up fellow orchestra friends or meet new musical companions as you dive into the exciting world of small ensemble playing. Whether you're a violin, viola, cello, or bass player with two years of experience under your bow (or taking private lessons), this camp is your ticket to musical independence! Form your own dream team with orchestra friends or let us match you with fellow music enthusiasts. Want to tackle a Mozart quartet? Or find an arrangement of your favorite pop song? The choice is yours! Instructors will coach you through the art of chamber music as you learn how to communicate through the music. Every player is a leader and every voice matters. No conductor needed – just your creativity, teamwork, and passion for music! This summer camp session is perfect for those ready to level up their ensemble skills or for friends from orchestra looking to make amazing music together. Join us for a summer of harmony, friendship, and musical discovery! *Camp will run Monday-Thursday on site at Edina. Friday 7/18 will be a cumulative performance in the early evening from the Pops Summer String Camp as well as the Summer Chamber String Camp at Centennial Lakes open to the public. Details TBA Additional Camp Options: • Participants are invited to sign up as a pre-planned group of friends • Participants can also join solo and will be placed in an ensemble of similar ability • Participants may bring song ides to camp, however content will be reviewed by coaches to determine playability • Participants are encouraged to join both the Summer Pops Orchestra Camp in the morning followed by the Chamber String camp in the afternoon. A space to eat a lunch from home will be provided during the break between sessions. Requirements: • Participants must have an instruments they can use (exceptions for bass players pending enrollment) • Participants must have basic knowledge of how to play their instrument with a bow • Participants must be willing to learn to play music by ear Strongly Recommended: Participants and families should consider their availability for the Friday early evening performance at the Centennial Lakes Maetzold Amphitheater on July 18th. While not required, the performance outcome will be contingent on group participation. For questions regarding the camp, please contact instructor lead: Nick Gaudette nick.gaudette@edinaschools.org
  • Youth Woodshop: Fantastical Architecture! Scale Model Marvels from Idea to Creation: Gr. 6-12

    Bring your imagination to life by transforming a two-dimensional drawing into a three-dimensional architectural model! In this hands-on course, you'll learn the fundamentals of model-making using an architectural scale, precise hand tools, and materials like balsa wood and pine. Through careful cutting, joining, and assembly techniques, you’ll gain valuable skills in spatial thinking, scale representation, and craftsmanship. This class will provide the foundation to build models that bring your ideas into the real world. This class is taught by local creator Alo Osberg as a part of our Summer Artist in Residence Program. Summer Artist in Residence Program Immerse yourself in creativity this summer! Our Artist in Residence Program is a vibrant initiative designed to connect community members with local makers, artists, and performers, fostering meaningful interactions that celebrate the arts and engage with the creative process up close. This program also offers kids a unique opportunity to delve deeply into the arts, exploring their creativity through hands-on experiences guided by professional artists. From woodworking to music and theater, kids will discover new passions and hone their talents in a supportive and inspiring environment. Join us for a summer of connection, creativity, and discovery as we build bridges between artists and the community while nurturing the next generation of creative thinkers! A timber framer, boat builder, and avid forager— Alo Osberg is most in their element when outside, learning processes for transforming raw elements into functional art. They started timber framing as an apprentice in Cherry Valley, NY in 2020 but started their carpentry work much earlier as a public artist and later a crew leader for students, volunteers, and artists at Summit Academy, Steger Wilderness Center, Historicorps, and Visitor Center Artist Camp. They are always looking for ways to connect people to place and love teaching aspiring craftfolk, adults and youth, about local organic material with curiosity, patience and play. When they’re not carving timbers, they enjoy mushroom forays, gardening, mask-making, and learning languages.
  • Model Magic Masterpieces: Gr. 2-6

    Join us for Model Magic Masterpieces, where we will explore the world of model magic as we create new and exciting projects every day.
  • Comic Book Creators: Gr. 3-7

    Comic Book Kids is a designed course to teach children how to illustrate, create strong characters, use effective dialogue, and conflict in chronological order to create a comic book. Unleash their imagination and creativity and make their dreams come true!
  • Young Authors: Gr. 3-7

    Young Authors is a designed course to unleash your child's skills in writing books. Learn how to create strong settings, dialogue, description, characters, and conflicts and maybe your child can become the next big time author. Unleash their imagination and creativity at Young Authors!
  • Summer Ballet Fundamentals I: Ages 3-5.5

    Learn Basic, fundamental ballet movement and terminology through creative exercise. Children will also develop age-appropriate motor skills and musicality. New and returning students welcome. Instructors use methods designed to encourage exploration and foster creativity.
  • Summer Ballet Fundamentals II: Ages 5.5-7

    Learning basic, fundamental ballet movement and terminology through creative exercises, students will also develop age-appropriate motor skills and musicality (building on elements learned in Fundamentals I), while infusing elements that will prepare them for the traditional ballet class format. Fundamentals I is not a required prerequisite: new and returning students are welcome.
  • Pre-Teen Ballet: Ages 8-13

    Pre-Teen Ballet - MWSB Midwest School of Ballet’s experienced instructors provide a traditional ballet format of barre and center work while emphasizing proper alignment, technique, musicality, and artistry. This beginner class is open to students who have a little or no experience, returning students, or have completed a season in Fundamentals II/III, and meet the ages.
  • Did You Say Clay?: Gr. K-5

    Prepare to get messy, creative, and muddy! In this fun, hands-on camp we’ll make animals, ornaments, pinch pots, and even famous characters with all sorts of clay and dough using Air-Dry Clay to Model Magic. In this fun-filled camp we’ll slab, pinch, hand build, and sculpt our way through this creative camp that features an exciting combination of projects. Please bring a nut-free snack, water bottle, and recess attire.
  • Insanely Messy Art: Gr. K-5

    Get ready to roll up your sleeves and dive into the ultimate messy art adventure! In this exciting camp, we’ll take creativity to the next level with fun and messy projects like slime, paper mache, tie-dye, paint, clay, and more. From splattering to sculpting, we’re turning mess-making into an art form like never before. If you love getting your hands dirty while creating awesome projects, this camp is for you! Please bring a white T-shirt, water bottle, nut free snack, and dress for messy art.
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    Watercolor Wonderland! Gr. 2-5

    Water color wonderland - let's get out the water colors and discover our talents as we create masterpieces of flowers, sea life and magical unicorns
  • Dreamland Art: Gr. 4-6

    Glitter, beads, puffy paints, tie-dye, and glow-in-the-dark art projects are all found in this dreamy art camp! Youth will create, reflect, and dream up magical landscapes that evoke emotions while reflecting on what brings us peace before we shut our eyes at night and also learn how to recreate their dreams into a version they love by expressing it through various art mediums such as watercolor, mixed media, and mobiles! Please bring a nut-free snack, water bottle, and a soothing stuffed animal/toy. We plan to take a 15-20 min intentional bathroom/snack/general break during class.
  • Storybook Art: Gr. K-2

    Join us for Storybook Art, as we embark on exciting storytelling adventures and hands-on art projects inspired by each story. Every class begins with reading a captivating children's book. After the story, we will use our creativity to bring the story to life through drawing, painting, crafting, and other fun art activities.
  • Cardboard Camp: Build and Create! Gr. 2-6

    Join us for Cardboard Camp, where we will explore the possibilities of cardboard as a building material. Each session will involve designing and constructing unique projects.
  • Young Authors: Gr. 3-7

    Young Authors is a designed course to unleash your child's skills in writing books. Learn how to create strong settings, dialogue, description, characters, and conflicts and maybe your child can become the next big time author. Unleash their imagination and creativity at Young Authors!