You work your whole career with the goal of someday retiring. This seminar covers the crucial years leading up to your retirement date, the active years of your retirement, and the winding down of your retirement years. Subjects will include: (i) Estate planning while working, during retirement and at the end of life, (ii) When to take your Social Security, (iii) Key financial products and services available in the market (Medicaid complaint annuities, Long Term Care Insurance, Life Insurance Long Term Care Riders), (iv) What to look for in a professional (Financial Advisor, CFP, RIA, Fiduciary)?, and (v) the final plans before the end – what can be too little too late? Please bring your questions, this class is an interactive forum. Class is via Zoom. You will get an email from the instructor a few days before class starts. Instructor: Steven J. Ledin Attorney Ledin Law PLLC 8971 33rd Street N Lake Elmo, MN 55042 (651) 714-8388 (office) (651) 714-9379 (fax)

Whether you’re searching for your very first home, your dream home, or an investment property, navigating the home-buying process can feel overwhelming—especially in today’s competitive market. This class will break down the ever-changing real estate landscape and give you the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions. We’ll debunk common market myths, walk through strategies tailored to your goals, budget, and timeline, and help you create a personalized home-buying plan that works for you. TheJacobOlsonTeam.com

Boulder Pointe Equestrian Camps are on rain or shine! There is an outdoor and indoor arena. Proper attire includes a sneaker or boot (closed toe with a heel), long pants and layers depending on the weather. Bug spray, sunscreen, nut-free snacks and a water bottle are also recommended. Please bring a nut-free bagged lunch and plenty of fluids to drink. ASTM/SEI certified helmets are provided. Signed waivers are required before riding. Riding Day Camp (Ages 6-15)TIME: PARENT Drop-off is at 9am and PARENT pickup is 3pm. Sorry we do not allow parentsto stay for the day.WHAT TO EXPECT:Kids will learn what it's like to have a horse for a day! Campers get to ride in the indoor and/oroutdoor arenas for 40min-50min (no trails), practice how to steer, stop, turn, and walk on theirown. They also might make horse treats, do a craft, and play games. And don't forget the timeto meet and care for the horses, which is a big part of ownership! Campers are broken intosmaller groups based on similar riding experience and age, which is perfect for both new andmore experienced riders!WHAT DO CAMPERS NEED TO BRING?● Long pants, closed toe shoes, appropriate clothes for weather inside and outside of barn.● No flip flops.● Sunscreen/hat/bug spray● Water bottle/drinks/snacks and a lunch● Treats for the horses if you want● Helmets are provided.WEATHER:Camps are held rain or shine,as we have an indoor barn and arena.FORMS:Release and Liability Form one per person, electronically completed on our website Please click on the following link for fill out required forms: https://www.horseridingrocks.com/forms.html

Calling all travel lovers! Geysers, volcanoes, and oceans, you name it! In this class we will take a journey through various National Parks! Students will learn about basic facts, history, wildlife, and snapshots of how amazing our national parks are! Students will do fun art projects, awesome research activities, watch cool documentaries, and even learn how to become a park ranger! You don’t want to miss this exciting class!

Lake Minnetonka Cruise & Lunch At Maynards - August 19 - $130 9:45 a.m. Leave Eastview Education Center, 9375 Fenning Ave. NE., Monticello. Load in parking lot. 10:00 a.m. St Michael Elementary - 101 Central Ave W, St Michael 55376 - Pick up in the parking lot on the front of the building. (If low registration in St. Michael/Albertville the pick up will be in Monticello) 10:55 a.m. Arrive a Maynards Restaurant on the shores of Lake Minnetonka. 11:00 a.m. Restaurant opens and can only accommodate a group if they are able to be seated when the doors open. Menu: Half Sandwich, Cup of Soup, Beverage. 12:30 p.m. After lunch, the motor coach will transfer the group to the Port of Excelsior for a Lake Minnetonka Cruise. Board the Lady of the Lake, a historic sternwheeler. The main cabin is enclosed. It is equipped with table seating for 50 passengers. The second level is covered and requires climbing a flight of stairs (about 10 steps). It is the most popular seating area for cruising the lake with the open-air experience. The space can be enclosed with durable plastic window coverings if the weather requires it. The top deck is up an additional flight of stairs and is uncovered. 1:00 p.m. The Lady of the Lake Boat will depart. Hear a special Lady of the Lake live narration about Lake Minnetonka from the Captain and crew. They will talk about the Big Island and you will see the waterfront mansions, restaurants, marinas and gardens. In the mid-1800’s Lake Minnetonka enjoyed worldwide fame for its elegance and scenery. Large steamships on the lake accommodated thousands of passengers. There were huge waterfront hotels and constant scheduled rail service that catered to the elite families from the south that came here to avoid the heat. Relax and view a variety of recreational watercraft on the lake. 3:00 p.m. Return time to the dock. Reboard the motor coach and transfer to downtown Excelsior to shop. (Motor coach can make some shuttle runs along Water Street.) Enjoy the quaint shops along Water Street in downtown Excelsior. It is about three blocks from the dock to the Excelsior Mill shops. Walk to a variety of stores such as: Caspers - with whimsical home accessories, The Country Look in Antiques - featuring the charm of Colonial New England. Excelsior Mill is a renovated lumberyard that was built at the turn of the century. It recreates the flavor of the past with a bench lined central “garden” court and half dozen shops filled with distinctive gifts and accessories. 3:45 p.m. Estimated departure time from Excelsior. 4:45 p.m. Estimated return time to St. Michael 5:00 p.m. Estimated return time to Monticello. Deadline is Monday July 13th. NO refunds after this date.

Stomp, stomp, stomp! Something is charging through the twisting maze…is it a monster, a hero, or a mythical god? Welcome to the thrilling world of MYTHS! From the fierce Minotaur and mighty Thor to clever Athena, powerful Ra, and the flying Pegasus, this class dives into legendary stories packed with adventure, magic, and mystery. In this hands-on class, students will explore exciting myths from Greek, Egyptian, and Norse cultures, discovering brave heroes, tricky gods, and unbelievable creatures. We won’t just read myths—we’ll create them! Students will sculpt their own mythical creature using Model Magic, decorate ancient-style pottery, design a mythology-inspired game, create a dog tag or necklace, and make an Egyptian-style name tag. The adventure continues as students take part in a scavenger hunt and riddle-filled challenge, navigating a labyrinth like Theseus, solving clues, and completing heroic tasks inspired by ancient myths. The scavenger hunt ends with a heroic snack, fit for a champion who has completed a noble quest. If you love action-packed stories, magical creatures, outdoor adventures, and getting creative with your hands, this class is your chance to build, imagine, and become a true myth-maker!

MHS MontiArts Art Club is for 9-12th grade students who attend Monticello High School. It is a great opportunity for students who are looking to create a variety of art forms while being in the company of peers. Each week, students are encouraged to bring anything they are working on and many supplies will be available at no charge from MontiArts. (montiarts.com) There will be a variety of optional projects throughout the year (mural projects, mosaics, glow parade, etc) This activity takes place in the MontiArts Building (349 W Broadway) in downtown Monticello. A limited amount of spots are available via High School Bus #103. Please email me if your student will be using bus transportation. Bus 103 leaves with all buses at the end of the day from MHS. Students are encouraged to drive or find rides if possible/able. Location: MontiArts 'Garage' Building 349 W Broadway, Monticello, MN 55362 Program Director: Ben Lundquist Assistant Director at MontiArts and Monticello High School Staff. Contact: Ben Lundquist at ben.lundquist@monticello.k12.mn.us Expectations: Students must sign the City of Monticello's Code of Conduct at their first Club in MontiArts' building and will be expected to maintain a positive, generative environment where creative expression is appreciated and celebrated. Students who cannot engage with peers in this positive manner may be asked to take a week off or may be removed from Art Club if necessary. Cost: $40 ( This money covers snacks, which will be provided each week. There may be a few scholarships available if money is an issue. Reach out!) Where: MontiArts Garage (349 W Broadway) When: Wednesdays 3:30-5:30pm** **Please pick up student promptly at 5:30 Dates: Oct 1st - May 13th** **No Art Club on Oct 15th, Oct 29th, Nov 26th, Dec 24th, Dec 31st, & April 1st

Welcome to Ms. B’s Mad Lab, where curiosity bubbles over and science fizzes to life! In this hands-on, high-energy course, young scientists will explore the wonders of chemistry using the scientific method to guide their wild investigations. This session transforms ordinary household items—like baking soda, vinegar, milk, soap, and food coloring—into spectacular experiments that pop, fizz, foam, and surprise.Perfect for curious minds ages 6–12 who love to mix, stir, and experiment. No prior science knowledge needed—just a sense of wonder and a willingness to get a little messy! $39 - Includes all supplies, ingredients + SNACK Instructor: Charlene Bzdok