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Adult Aquatics

Lap Swim Your pace. Your workout. Your lane. Lane swimming offers a structured and focused environment for swimmers looking to train, exercise, or simply enjoy a peaceful swim. Whether you're working on endurance, technique, or just looking for a low-impact workout, lane swimming is perfect for all levels. Swim at your own pace and make every stroke count! ***PM Lap Swim has limited spots available as the pool is regularly shared at night with youth lessons, diving, and the area swim club.*** Water Walking Gentle movement. Powerful results. Water Walking is a low-impact, full-body workout done in the shallow end of the pool. Using the natural resistance of water, this activity helps improve balance, strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular health—all while being easy on the joints. It’s perfect for beginners, active older adults, or anyone looking for a refreshing and effective way to stay fit. Aqua Zumba Dance. Splash. Smile. Aqua Zumba blends the fun of Latin-inspired dance with the refreshing energy of the pool! This low-impact, high-energy workout combines cardio, toning, and water resistance for a full-body party that’s easy on the joints and big on fun. Perfect for all fitness levels—no dance experience needed! Just bring your energy and let the music move you. Water Aerobics Low-impact, high-energy fitness in the water! Water Aerobics is a fun, full-body workout set to music that combines cardio, strength training, and stretching—all while being gentle on your joints. Perfect for all fitness levels, this class is great for those looking to stay active, improve mobility, and enjoy the benefits of exercise in a supportive aquatic environment. The natural resistance and buoyancy of the water allows swimmers to burn many calories per hour. Come move, splash, and feel great!

Tue/Thu, Sep 8 - Sep 29

6:00 - 7:15 AM

Min Age

18 yr.

Tue/Thu, Fri, Sep 8 - Sep 25

6:00 - 6:45 PM

Min Age

18 yr.

Tue/Thu, Sep 8 - Sep 24

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Adults with Disabilities

Adults with Disabilities: Crossing Bridges Program Friday Night Recreation @ The Early Learning Center Cost is $5pp (Pay at the door, no pre-registration required) Entertainment includes dances, animal night, halloween dance, bingo, Friends-Giving, movie night and a holiday party Community Life and Social Skills This is a new program through Hibbing Community Education Adult's with Disabilities! This program is aimed to support life and social skills throughout the community. We will meet two evenings each month with one evening being a skill night with group activities and learning, the second evening will be a community activity. Cost is $5.00pp (Pay at the door, no pre-registration required)

Fri, Sep 18 - Dec 18

6:00 - 7:30 PM

Early Learning Center

Tue/Thu, Oct 13 - Dec 22

6:00 - 7:30 PM

Range Center (Chisholm)

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Crescendo Orchestra for Adults

Adult Beginner Strings: Wednesday's 6pm This class is designed for adults who have never played and have no musical background although some experience in band, choir, or piano lessons will be welcome. This is a group lesson where students will utilize the Essential Elements for Strings book 1. A few tunes will also be taught by ear. Self-study and practice at home is highly recommended. Each participant will get to try violin, viola, cello, and bass and then decide which they like the best and then take that one home to practice. Rental is included in the class price. If you already own your own instrument, feel free to bring it, but please do not purchase a cheap one for the class. Education about how to purchase an instrument will be embedded in the class. An introduction of how to play in an orchestra will be the capstone experience of this session with an invitation to join the Crescendo Community Orchestra which rehearses on Monday nights at the Crescendo Studio. Instrument rental fee is included in the fee for the Adult Beginner Class.

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It Takes a Village - Supportive Community for Parents

A supportive community for parents and caregivers navigating the unique journey of raising children with special needs. Raising a child with special needs is a journey best shared with people who truly get it. It Takes a Village brings together parents and caregivers to exchange practical resources, share honest experiences, and build genuine friendships in a welcoming, judgment-free space. You don't have to navigate this path alone—come find your community, your strength, and your village. Facilitor: ISD 701 Special Education Teacher, Nicole Fagerstrom *There is no childcare available for this event.

Mon, Nov 2

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Early Learning Center

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Karate & Sparring

Welcome to the National Karate Schools! Get in shape Increase flexibility Build Confidence Instill self-discipline and respect All classes are taught by blackbelts. Uniforms can be purchased through the Karate School. Classes are available for youth and adults (Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced) Classes will be held at the new Early Learning Center (attached to the Washington Elementary School). Please use the main entrance (door #16) Sparring Classes: Requirements - You must be in Karate and at least a Gold belt to spar. Equipment - Head protection, face mask, hand & foot protection, shin & elbow protection, cup & supporter, mouth guard and chest guard. Classes will be held at the new Early Learning Center (attached to the Washington Elementary School). Please use the main entrance (door #16)

Tue/Thu, Sep 1 - Nov 19

7:00 - 8:00 PM

Early Learning Center

Tue/Thu, Sep 1 - Nov 19

8:00 - 9:00 PM

Early Learning Center

Tue/Thu, Sep 8 - Nov 19

6:15 - 7:00 PM

Early Learning Center

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Pick-Up Floor Hockey

PICK-UP FLOOR HOCKEY No skates, no ice, no commitments! Pick-Up Floor Hockey brings together players of all skill levels for casual, competitive indoor play. We split into teams on the spot, drop the ball, and let the action run. It’s the ultimate zero-pressure workout: sharpen your stick skills, burn off some steam, and get your hockey fix without the league fees or intense schedule. Just bring your sneakers and game face; we’ll provide the rest. Skill Level: All levels welcome (beginner to advanced). Format: Unofficiated, self-reformed scrimmage games. Emphasis: Safety, sportsmanship, and fair play. Ages: 7th grade - adults What is Provided Hockey sticks Pucks and balls Scrimmage jerseys What to Bring Non-marking athletic sneakers Comfortable gym clothing Personal water bottle

Tue, Oct 6 - Nov 24

8:00 - 9:00 PM

Washington Elementary School

Pickleball

Join us for active, fun, and social open Pickleball. From beginner to advanced, Pickleball players will have an opportunity to learn the sport and/or work on their game with other pickleball enthusiasts! No scheduled matches, partners not needed. A limited amount of pickleball paddles & balls will be available to use if you do not have your own. All players must register online or @ the Community Education office and must be 18 or older to join. Please chose one of the time slots based on skill level: 4:30pm-6:30pm (Monday/Wednesdays)-- Beginner/Recreational (ELC & Washington) 6:30pm-8:30pm--(Monday/Wednesdays)-- Advanced/Competitive (ELC & Washington) 4:00pm-6:15pm (Fridays)-- All skill levels welcome (ELC & Washington) Fees are as follows: September 9th - December 21st ($40) -- *Lincoln Courts will be open weather permitting through late September/early October January 4th - June 4th ($50) June - August (FREE of charge - played at Lincoln Elementary tennis courts) Hours of play vary depending on availability and weather. Contact Ed Latendresse @218-349-2534 for playing hours. There is no need to register for the summer session. September 2026 through June 2027 held @ Early Learning Center Mon / Wed / Fri and @ Washington Elementary Mon & Wed (dates will vary and are subject to change at both locations) No Pickleball for 2026-2027 on the following dates at the Early Learning Center AND Washington Elementary: Oct 16 Nov 25, 27 Dec 23, 25, 28, 30 Jan 1 Feb 15 March 26, 29 May 31 No Pickleball for 2026-2027on the following dates at the Early Learning Center: October 7, 14, 21 No Pickleball for 2026-2027 on the following dates at Washington Elementary: TBA

Mon/Wed/Fri, Sep 9 - Jun 4 2027

4:00 - 6:30 PM

Min Age

18 yr.

Mon/Wed/Fri, Sep 9 - Jun 4 2027

Yarn Classes

Learn to Knit Classes Thursday's : Knitting - Learn to knit in a friendly laid back environment where we explore the basics of knitting. In this class you will learn the fundamentals of knitting, pattern reading, and go home with a project you can use for years to come. Crochet- Learn to crochet in a friendly laid back environment. In this class we will go over all the basic crochet stitches, pattern reading, and how to use different stitch variations to create projects you can enjoy over and over again. Friday's: Spinning - Learn to spin yarn in a friendly laid back environment. In this class we will be using Turkish drop spindles to learn how to create a usable yarn. We will build up consistency, go over different methods to create the thickness you want, and plying so you can get the finished yarn you want every time. Nalebinding - Come learn an endangered craft in a friendly laid back environment. Nalebinding is an ancient fiber art that has been gaining some traction in recent years but is still on the endangered craft list to this day. Using nothing but your thumb, a needle, and some yarn to create a fabric that can't unravel we will go over the Finnish family of stitches and learn how to create projects you can use for years all while keeping a dying art alive. Each class is a $80 registration fee with supplies included