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Byron Food Pantry DonationThank you for choosing to donate money to support the Food Pantry. You can select the amount of your donation. Financial contributions are used to provide food, supplies, and equipment for the Food Pantry.Your donation makes a real difference for local families. The Byron Food Pantry, located at the Community Education Center, provides essential groceries to those in need—and your support helps keep our shelves stocked. In addition to shelf-stable goods, we offer healthy frozen meals through our Freezer Foods Program, providing convenient, nutritious options for busy households. Our Food Pantry Garden also brings fresh produce to the table, grown right here in our community and harvested with care by volunteers. Every dollar you give helps feed our neighbors, support wellness, and build a stronger Byron. Thank you for making a difference.Donation -
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Byron Park and Recreation's Pumpkin EventByron Parks and RecreationJoin us for some fall fun. Costume contest, candy hunt, pumpkin carving, and games.Fall 2026 -
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Byron PreschoolByron Preschool offers a variety of programs designed to support young learners and their families. We believe children learn best through play in safe, engaging environments that encourage exploration and meaningful experiences. Through strong partnerships with families, we extend learning from the classroom into the home. Our curriculum supports the whole child by building social-emotional, physical, language, cognitive, literacy, and math skills. Children practice self-regulation, communication, problem-solving, letter and sound recognition, counting, and comparing. Science and art are included weekly as children explore themes and express creativity.Child Care Program -
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Starting SoonByron STRONGFitness, Recreation and SportsByron Strong Fitness Training for Adults Looking for a high intensity, results-driven workout community to join? Byron Strong will combine elements of the popular competitive fitness style training programs, including cardio, Olympic weightlifting with so much more. Workouts will be modified for everyone and will challenge all. You can look forward to high energy expenditure, tons of variety and new challenges every day. Best of all, this is a fitness community that will support you in your personal journey to becoming stronger! Start your day Byron Strong - join our morning crew and invest in yourself before others are even out of bed. Coaches: Beth Scharpman, Jessica Kelm, Kelly Ellavsky, Matt Kelm Register the Friday before the new session starts and you will receive a $10 discount!Fall 2026 -
CABS - Child & Baby-Sitting Safety ClassHealth and SafetyThe Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) program from the American Safety and Health Institute provides everything you need to know for safe and successful babysitting. The YouTube “vlogger” style presentation of the video brings a youthful and high-energy spirit to the program content along with handouts, demonstrations, and additional resources. At the end of class, the students will receive their certification card along with instructions to access a digital copy of the Child and Babysitting Safety (CABS) Student book. From getting started with your business, to collaborating with parents and children, to key safety, caregiving, and first aid tips, CABS will help set you up for babysitting success. Students must be present for the entire class and complete achievement of the core learning objectives to receive certification valid for two years. Students attend this class independently and should come prepared with a notebook and pen. If the student is staying for the next class, Home Alone, they are welcome to bring a cold lunch and eat it in the classroom with the instructor. Instructor: Lori HameisterFall 2026 -
CEC Teddy Bears (PreK)Child CareProject Kids (PK) offers school age child care throughout the year for children in preschool through 5th grade. We provide quality programming before and after school, during most non-school days, and in certain inclement weather situations. We also run a super fun summer session! Although PK is considered one program, children are separated by age into three unique groups: Teddy Bears > serves Byron Preschool students who are at least three years of age by September 1 of the applicable school year, Community Education Center (CEC) Cub Cadets > serves students in kindergarten through 2nd grade, Primary School (BPS) Grizzlies > serves students in 3rd through 5th grade, Intermediate School (BIS) PK provides children with daily opportunities to participate in fun and educational experiences—such as physical activities/sports; organized and self-directed play; arts and crafts; music and dance; games; homework help; field trips (summer); and even the exploration of science, engineering, and nature. In short, Project Kids is a great child care choice for families looking for enriched out-of-school time for their preschool and elementary children! K-5 Sch Yr 26-27 Registration InfoK-5 Sch Yr 26-27 HandbookK-5 Sch Yr 26-27 CalendarUpdated PreK Teddy Bears Registration Info (coming soon)Updated PreK Teddy Bears Handbook (coming soon)PreK Teddy Bears 26-27 Handbook (old)PreK Teddy Bears 26-27 CalendarPK HomepagePK Contact InfoARUX TutorialsThe registration period for Before School and After School child care during the 2026-2027 school year begins at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, June 10. If a child is accepted into the before school and/or after school sessions, they will automatically be enrolled in the Non-School Day care option.The registration period for the Non-School Days ONLY child care option begins at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, June 24.School Year 2026-2027 PK Site -
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Cats, Sushi & Coups: Fast-Paced Card GamesMaster the Challenge/STEMLooking to test your wits, master quick-thinking strategy, and outsmart your friends? Jump into one of these hands-on, high-energy gaming courses designed specifically for middle schoolers! Over the course of the session, players will learn a unique tabletop card game —learning core mechanics, refining tactics, and competing in fast-paced rounds. No prior experience is needed; every game takes just minutes to learn! Featured Card Games: Sushi Go! (Drafting & Set Collection) Kick off the session with a fast-paced feast! Pass hands of cards around the table to snag the ultimate combinations of sushi dishes. Score big with sashimi, power up with wasabi, or secure dessert before time runs out. Coup (Bluffing & Social Deduction) Step into a world of secret roles, bribery, and deception. Claim powerful character abilities to gain influence and eliminate opponents—whether you actually hold the cards or not. Use your best poker face to outwit rivals and spot bluffs in this high-stakes game of survival. Exploding Kittens (Tactical Risk Management) Finish the session with pure tactical chaos. Draw cards, dodge explosive traps, and use tactical maneuvers like laser pointers, turn-skips, and deck-peeks to push the risk onto your opponents. Last player standing takes the crown!Summer 2026 -
Child CareProject Kids (PK) offers school age child care throughout the year for children in preschool through 5th grade. We provide quality programming before and after school, during most non-school days, and in certain inclement weather situations. We also run a super fun summer session! Although PK is considered one program, children are separated by age into three unique groups: Teddy Bears > serves Byron Preschool students who are at least three years of age by September 1 of the applicable school year, Community Education Center (CEC) Cub Cadets > serves students in kindergarten through 2nd grade, Primary School (BPS) Grizzlies > serves students in 3rd through 5th grade, Intermediate School (BIS) PK provides children with daily opportunities to participate in fun and educational experiences—such as physical activities/sports; organized and self-directed play; arts and crafts; music and dance; games; homework help; field trips (summer); and even the exploration of science, engineering, and nature. In short, Project Kids is a great child care choice for families looking for enriched out-of-school time for their preschool and elementary children! K-5 Sch Yr 26-27 Registration InfoK-5 Sch Yr 26-27 HandbookK-5 Sch Yr 26-27 CalendarUpdated PreK Teddy Bears Registration Info (coming soon)Updated PreK Teddy Bears Handbook (coming soon)PreK Teddy Bears 26-27 Handbook (old)PreK Teddy Bears 26-27 CalendarPK HomepagePK Contact InfoARUX TutorialsThe registration period for Before School and After School child care during the 2026-2027 school year begins at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, June 10. If a child is accepted into the before school and/or after school sessions, they will automatically be enrolled in the Non-School Day care option.The registration period for the Non-School Days ONLY child care option begins at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, June 24.Child Care Program -
Clay Days: Youth Pottery StudioArts and CraftsGrades: 6-8 Ready to turn a lump of earth into something epic? Whether you’re an experienced artist or just want to see what the hype is about, our Clay Days are designed for ultimate creative freedom. This isn’t your typical follow-the-leader class. Each 2 hour session is an open-studio experience where you take the lead. Bring that project you saw on TikTok/YouTube or Pinterest, start a collection of handmade mugs, or just experiment with texture and form. What’s Included: 3 lbs of Earthenware Clay: Each student receives a fresh block of clay per session—plenty for two mugs, a medium planter, or several smaller sculptural pieces. Glaze: We use special glazes that can be used on greenware clay, which means you don't have to wait for your piece to be bisque fired. Building Consulting & Technical Assistance: Stuck on a handle? Can’t get your walls to stay up? Our studio staff will be on hand to act as "building consultants," helping you troubleshoot your designs and teaching you the technical tricks to make your ideas structural and sound. The Wheel Experience: For those who have prior wheel-throwing experience, wheels are available for use. Professional Tools: Full access to ribs, loops, stamps, and glazes to finish your work. Dates: September 14, 25, October 9, November 10, 19, or December 7 Time: 3:15-5:15 pm Flexibility: Sign up for one day to try it out, or book multiple sessions to tackle several or more complex pieces. Students may leave early (with your permission) if they finish early. Please discuss this with your child ahead of each session. Please note that students will be required to review and sign a copy of the studio use agreement. Preview the Clay Days Youth Pottery Studio Artist Agreement here. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Bus Transportation to the CEC ⚠️Bus Number: Students can take Activity Bus #12 from the Middle School to the CEC Building.Timing: The bus leaves promptly after school, so students must head straight to the bus loop after the final bell.Boarding Reminder: Students need to tell the driver they are getting off at the CEC when they board.Other Options: We provide a head count to the bus garage a week in advance, but taking the bus is optional. Students are welcome to walk, bike, or get a ride to the CEC insteadFall 2026 -
Clay Handbuilding for KidsArts and CraftsMud, Magic, & Masterpieces: Clay Handbuilding for Kids Welcome to the ultimate screen-free, dirt-friendly creative zone! Our handbuilding courses are designed to get kids' hands messy and their imaginations fired up. Handbuilding is all about using the oldest, most intuitive tools we have: our hands. From pinching and coiling to slab construction, your child will learn the fundamental techniques of ceramics while transforming soft clay into permanent, durable works of art. Clay Monsters Date: Friday, October 16thJust in time for Halloween, this pottery class will have you crafting your own spooky pinch pot monsters! You will learn hand-building techniques, you’ll design, sculpt, and decorate your monsters, adding your own eerie touches to bring them to life.My First CupDate: Monday, November 2ndGet your hands messy and create your very own clay cup! In this fun pottery class, young artists will learn basic hand-building techniques as they shape, decorate, and personalize a one-of-a-kind cup. Kids can add fun textures, patterns, or creative designs to make their cup uniquely theirs. No experience is needed—just bring your imagination and get ready to create a cup you'll be proud of!Winter Break Clay Play Date: Monday, December 28th Let your imagination take the lead in this fun-filled pottery class! Students will begin by learning the basics of working with clay, including simple hand-building techniques and how to use pottery tools safely. Then it's time to get creative as they design and build a clay project of their own choosing—from animals and food to fantasy creatures and more! To finish the class, students will bring their creations to life by painting them with colorful underglazes. No experience is needed—just bring your creativity and be ready to play with clay!Fall 2026 -
Coffee TalksSocial Activities and Shared InterestsPull up a chair, grab a warm mug, and let’s chat! Our Coffee Talks are short, casual gatherings designed to spark your curiosity and warm your morning. If you love learning something new without the pressure of a formal class, and enjoy sharing stories over a great cup of coffee, you’ll feel right at home here. What is a Coffee Talk? Think of it as a neighborhood living room. Each session features a brief, lighthearted introduction to a fascinating topic—ranging from local history and famous artists to cozy lifestyle traditions like the Swedish Fika. After a short, engaging presentation, the floor opens for relaxed conversation, storytelling, and social time.When: Offered every 3rd Thursday - September, October, November, December, January at 10-10:45 amPresented by Byron Community Education Staff. Why You’ll Love It: Zero Homework: There is absolutely no preparation or prior knowledge required. Just show up and enjoy! Bite-Sized & Social: At just 45 minutes, these sessions are the perfect, easy addition to your schedule. Warm Hospitality: Because no great conversation ever started on an empty stomach! At every one of our Coffee Talks, a freshly brewed cup of coffee, a selection of teas, and a delicious, themed sweet treat are always provided. Whether it’s the warm scent of cinnamon during our Scandinavian Fika chat or a festive peppermint touch for our holiday music session, we make sure there is always something delicious waiting for you. A Welcoming Space: Whether you come to actively share your thoughts or just prefer to sip your drink and listen to the conversation, there is a comfortable spot waiting for you. SEPTEMBER 17thMinnesota History: Tales & TriviaHow well do you know the land of 10,000 lakes? Take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with us as we celebrate the unique, quirky, and heartwarming history of our home state. OCTOBER 15thChihuly: Glass, Color & Local ConnectionsHave you ever stared up in awe at a cascade of vibrant, twisting glass? Dale Chihuly completely revolutionized the world of glassblowing, turning a traditional craft into massive, colorful, and breathtaking works of public art. Grab a warm mug and join us for a visually stunning morning exploring the bold world of Chihuly. NOVEMBER 19thThe Art of Fika & HyggeAs the autumn chill settles into Minnesota, it’s time to embrace the cozy side of life! Nordic countries are consistently ranked as some of the happiest in the world, and their secret lies in two simple concepts: Hygge (the Danish art of cozy comfort) and Fika (the Swedish tradition of pausing for a warm drink and a treat with friends). Pour yourself a hot cup of coffee or tea and join us for the ultimate cozy morning. DECEMBER 17thHoliday Hits: The Surprising Stories Behind Your Favorite Seasonal SongsWe hear them every December, but do you know the stories behind the songs that make up the soundtrack of our holidays? Pour a warm cup of coffee and join us for a delightful, music-filled morning as we spin some tunes and unwrap the fascinating, funny, and heartwarming histories of four holiday classics. JANUARY 21stIsland Time: A Virtual Hawaiian EscapeReady to trade your heavy winter coat for a tropical breeze—even if just for 45 minutes? When the January freeze is at its peak, there is nothing better than a mental getaway to sunny shores. Leave your boots at the door and step into our "virtual beach house" for a warm, sun-drenched morning celebrating the beauty and culture of Hawaii! Come ready to swap stories of your favorite beach vacations, your dream tropical destinations, or simply your favorite way to soak up the sun. Sunglasses and floral shirts are highly encouraged!Fall 2026 -
Community & FamilyPrograms and events where everyone is welcome. Find workshops, family activities, and community-wide events designed for multiple age groups to connect, collaborate, and learn together. This category is a gathering space for programming that brings the Byron community together. Whether you are looking for a fun family outing, an engaging guest lecture, a live performance, or a hands-on workshop, these experiences are designed to be inclusive, accessible, and welcoming to all. While some offerings provide a great opportunity for different generations to create and learn side-by-side, every event in this category shares a common goal: fostering a true sense of belonging and connection among neighbors. No matter your age or background, there is a place for you here to discover something new, strengthen community bonds, and enjoy being a part of our vibrant town. Come join us and let’s experience, learn, and grow together!Category -
Craft Circle: A Monthly Creative GatheringArts & CraftsDo you have a knitting project that’s been sitting in a basket? A half-finished quilt block waiting to be stitched?Or maybe you just want to create in the company of friendly neighbors?Welcome to Craft Circle—a relaxed, monthly, drop-in social hour for handcrafters of all kinds. There are no structured classes, instructors, or deadlines. Instead, we provide the tables, chairs, electrical outlets, and a warm atmosphere where you can make this space your own.How It Works: Bring Your Own Supplies: Work on knitting, crocheting, hand-sewing, leatherworking, fly tying, painting, air dry clay, paper crafts, sketching, whittling, or model assembly. Share & Connect: Work at your own pace, enjoy rich conversations, and share inspiration with fellow makers. Tidy Up Your Space: To help us keep our shared Community Ed room clean for the next group, please plan to spend the last few minutes of the session tidying up your personal crafting area. Registration: While the program is completely free, pre-registration is mandatory to ensure we have a comfortable seat reserved for you! Note: For crafters who paint or work with wet materials (paint, brushes), please keep in mind that there is no sink in the immediate classroom. Please bring your own water containers and utilize the restroom down the hall for filling or cleaning up. Additionally, because our classroom is fully carpeted, we kindly ask that you take extra care with liquids and consider bringing a small tray to protect the floor from accidental spills. Dates: 1st Wednesday of the Month Time: 10 am-NoonFall 2026 -
Starting SoonCreativity Club for Adults 55+Arts & CraftsAbout the Creativity Club Discover the joy of self-expression and boost your well-being! Meeting monthly for 1.5 hours, this relaxed, hands-on club invites you to explore creativity as a vital dimension of wellness. For a fee of $7-10 per session (which fully covers all your supplies), you will experiment with a variety of engaging arts and crafts mediums, dive into the therapeutic benefits of creating, and tap into your inner artist for a vibrant, inspired life. No prior art experience is necessary—just bring your curiosity!September 10th: Clay Spoon RestOctober 8th: Birch Trees Acrylic PaintingNovember 12th: Soft Pastel Sunset SilhouettesDecember 10th: Christmas CraftsJanuary 14th: Matisse-Inspired Cut OutsInstructor: Katie Schmitt, Enrichment & Marketing Coordinator at Byron Community EducationFall 2026 -
Cub ClubEarly Childhood Family EducationCub Club is a 3-week ECFE class for families with children ages 2 years old – preschool to learn and grow together. Each session blends play-based exploration, simple routines, and hands-on activities that support early development. Children build independence through play, while parents and caregivers connect, share ideas, and gain practical tools—all in a welcoming, relaxed environment.Fall 2026 -
Date NightSocial Activities and Shared InterestsThis is the ultimate hands-on date night! Join us for a unique 2-hour experience where you'll twist fresh dough into incredible pasta and twirl clay into a beautiful pot. You'll learn practical skills by kneading, rolling, and cutting fresh egg pasta and whipping up a simple sauce (your choice of red or white). Then, move to the wheel where you'll be guided step-by-step to create your own small, hand-thrown ceramic pot (perfect for herbs or a small plant). Bring your favorite partner, friend, or spouse for a night of creativity, laughs, and delicious rewards! All materials, ingredients, and firing of your ceramic piece are included.Fall 2026