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AdultExpand Your Horizons with Community Education. Our Adult Enrichment courses provide high-quality, affordable instruction across a diverse range of subjects. We partner with expert instructors to offer classes in: Arts and Crafts: Pottery, painting, and sewing. Wellness and Fitness: Yoga, pickleball, and basketball. Life Skills: Culinary arts, safe driver and home DIY. Invest in yourself and discover what’s possible right here in your own neighborhood.Category -
Adult Pickleball Rainy Day PassFitness, Recreation and SportsDon’t let a summer shower ruin your pickleball game. This pass grants you exclusive access to our 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM indoor courts on any Monday through Thursday that gets rained out this summer. The Deal: $25 flat fee for the entire summer. The Odds: If it rains 20 times, you’re playing for $1.25 a session. If it rains 5 times, it’s still affordable at $5 per play! The Catch: We can't control the clouds! You’re buying the opportunity to play whenever Mother Nature doesn't cooperate due to rain.Summer 2026 -
AdvancedThe Byron Community Education Gymnastics program provides a fun, safe, and high-energy environment where athletes thrive. In this advanced-tier class, gymnasts transition from fundamentals to "flight," mastering the technical skills required for high-level gymnastics. 🤸 What We Focus On Advanced Skills: Training for flight elements on beam, handsprings and tucks on the floor, plus kips and handstands. The Challenge: Athletes work to master a specific checklist of 16 advanced skills to complete the program. Holistic Growth: Beyond the mat, we emphasize core strength, flexibility, and the social leadership skills expected of our oldest gymnasts. 📋 Class Details Independence: Gymnasts participate independently with their coach. Commitment: 2-hour sessions, held twice weekly to ensure proper muscle memory and safety. 👟 Attire & Safety To protect our athletes and our equipment, please follow these guidelines: Clothing: Leotards or singlets are encouraged. Shorts and T-shirts are allowed, but must not have buttons, snaps, or zippers. Hair: All long hair must be pulled back securely in a ponytail.Category -
Advertising with Community EducationPromote your business, event, or organization in the Byron Community Education Catalog – mailed directly to all Byron residents and distributed at schools and events! This high-visibility publication features classes, programs, and activities for all ages. Two catalogs are printed each year - Fall (activities September through January) and Winter (February through May).Mailed to over 3,800 householdsShared at school events and officesDigital version available onlineAffordable ad tiers and sizesSpace is limited. Ads are subject to approval. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with Byron families!Category -
AquaticsThrough a partnership between Community Education and the City of Byron, we’ve built an aquatic hub where neighbors of all ages can find their lane. Whether your child is taking their first brave strokes in our youth swim lessons, you’re looking to stay active and energized in our aquatic fitness classes, or the whole family is ready to make a splash during open swim, our programs are designed to keep our community healthy, safe, and connected. Unfortunately, the pool remains closed, and due to an uncertain reopening timeline, the difficult decision was made not to offer swim lessons for this summer.Category -
Arts & CraftsArts, Crafts and Creative Living There is something deeply satisfying about making something from scratch. Our Arts and Crafts program is dedicated to helping you slow down, work with your hands, and find your creative flow. We partner with talented local artists and creatives to bring you high-quality instruction across a wide range of mediums from pottery and watercolor to sewing and fiber arts. No matter your skill level, our classes provide a supportive environment to learn new techniques and connect with fellow creatives. All you need to bring is your imagination—we’ll provide the inspiration!Category -
Arts and CraftsEvery child is an artist, and our enrichment program is the perfect place to let that creativity soar. We move beyond simple coloring to offer a wide range of tactile, hands-on projects that allow students to experiment with different mediums and techniques. Our instructors focus on the "process" as much as the "product," ensuring every child feels proud of what they create. Classes include: After School Art Clubs and Summer Art Club Wheel-Thrown Pottery Classes for Grades 3-5 Drawing & Painting: Mastering the basics of color mixing, shading, and composition using watercolors, acrylics, and pastels. 3D Sculpting: Getting messy with clay, paper-mâché, and recycled materials to build sculptures and structures. Textiles & Fiber Arts: An introduction to weaving, tie-dye, and simple stitching. Mixed Media: Combining unexpected materials to create unique, multi-dimensional collages and keepsakes. Seasonal Workshops: Special holiday-themed projects and gift-making sessions during school breaks.Category -
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Beginner 1Intro to Gymnastics: The Foundation Level Kickstart your gymnastics journey in our first recreational level! The Byron Community Education Gymnastics program offers a fun, safe, and physically active outlet for kids. This introductory class is the perfect starting point for boys and girls to discover the joy of movement while building confidence on and off the mat. 🤸 What We Focus On Gymnastics Basics: Introduction to fundamental skills, terminology, and proper stretching techniques. Building Blocks: Developing the core strength and flexibility needed for all future levels. Social Growth: Learning to follow directions, take turns, and engage with peers in a structured environment. 📋 Class Details Eligibility: Designed for boys and girls ages 5 and up. No prior experience is required! Independence: Gymnasts participate in the class independently with their coach, helping build self-reliance. 👟 Attire & Safety To ensure a safe experience and protect our specialized equipment: Clothing: Leotards or singlets are encouraged. Shorts and T-shirts are allowed, but must not have buttons, snaps, or zippers. Hair: For safety and visibility, all long hair must be pulled back securely in a ponytail.Category -
Beginner 2Beginner 2 Gymnastics: The Development Level Build on the basics and take your skills to the next level! The Byron Community Education Gymnastics program provides a fun, safe, and physically active outlet for kids. This second recreational level is designed for boys and girls who have a solid foundation and are ready to refine their technique and increase their strength. 🤸 What We Focus On Skill Progression: Building directly on the fundamentals from Beginner 1 by adding more complex movements and specialized gymnastics terms. Core Strength & Flexibility: Increasing physical conditioning to prepare for intermediate and advanced maneuvers. Confidence & Focus: Developing the discipline and body awareness needed to master new skills independently. 📋 Class Details Eligibility: Designed for boys and girls ages 6 and up. Prerequisite: Gymnasts must have successfully passed Beginner 1 or have instructor approval to register. Independence: Athletes participate in the class independently, fostering self-reliance and teamwork with their peers. 👟 Attire & Safety To ensure a safe experience and protect our specialized equipment: Clothing: Leotards or singlets are encouraged. Shorts and T-shirts are allowed, but must not have buttons, snaps, or zippers. Hair: For safety and visibility, all long hair must be pulled back securely in a ponytail.Category -
Beginning Band Summer CampMaster the Challenge/STEMGOALS: Our goals for these sessions is for students to learn how to put together their instruments, basic maintenance of instruments, forming an embouchure, and how to create a sound on instruments! This camp is so we can start off running when it comes time for the school year to start! WHEN: Thursday, August 20th and Friday, August 21st TIME: Instruments will each have a certain time to make sure the same instruments are grouped together. We don’t want different instruments in the same class. Each session is 45 minutes long. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20th SCHEDULE 9:00am - 9:45am - Flutes/Oboe 10:00am - 10:45am - Clarinets 11:00am - 11:45am - Alto Saxophones 1:00pm - 1:45pm - Trumpets 2:00pm - 2:45pm - Trombones and Baritones 3:00pm - 3:45pm - Percussion FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st SCHEDULE 9:00am - 9:45am - Percussion 10:00am - 10:45am - Trombones and Baritones 11:00am - 11:45am - Trumpets 1:00pm - 1:45pm - Alto Saxophones 2:00pm - 2:45pm - Clarinets 3:00pm - 3:45pm - Flutes/Oboe ATTENDANCE: Optional for 6th grade students who are signed up for band next year. They are more than welcome to do both days but each session covers the same topics. MATERIALS NEEDED: Students attending our Intro to Band camp will need their own instrument with the needed supplies. Please refer to this Band Supplies document to see what is needed for each instrument.Summer 2026 -
Black and Orange BashEarly Childhood Family EducationBlack and Orange BashCelebrate fall with us at this fun, family-friendly event! Come dressed in your Halloween costume (if you’d like) and enjoy games hosted by the Byron Chamber of Commerce, a festive photo booth, and a Trick-or-Treat Lane filled with fun trinkets and candy. Stop by anytime between 6:00–7:15 p.m. to join the fun! Advance registration is required—one registration per child. There will be no in-person registration at the event to help keep things moving smoothly. Thank you for your understanding! For families with children from birth through 2nd grade (older siblings welcome, must be registered)Fall 2026 -
Breakfast With SantaEarly Childhood Family Education🎅 Breakfast with Santa 🎄 Join us for a festive morning filled with holiday cheer, delicious food, and fun activities for the whole family! 🍽 Menu:Enjoy Dad's Belgian Waffles, sausages, flavored syrups, and a variety of beverages. 📝 Registration: Select your preferred time slot when registering. Upon arrival, stop by the registration table to pick up your plate before enjoying breakfast. ⏰ Event Details: Time: 8:00 AM – 11:45 AM Location: Community Education Center: 630 1st Ave NW, Byron, MN Breakfast is served during your selected time slot to ensure a smooth flow of guests, plenty of seating, and minimal wait times. 💡 Note:You are welcome to enjoy all activities at any time during the event. However, to help us maintain a smooth experience for everyone, we kindly ask that you eat during your registered time slot—either before or after participating in the activities. Activities will end at 11:45am. 📸 Special Guest:A very special visitor from the North Pole will be stopping by for photos—don’t forget to bring your camera! 🥫 Support the Community: A table will be set up for the Byron Food Pantry to collect donations. While donations are appreciated, they are not required for entry.Fall 2026 -
Bricks - Builds & BotsMaster the Challenge/STEMThis class is intended for free-building with building block technics. Generally we will be creating Great Ball Contraption modules that can be arranged to feed balls from module to module. Requirements for intake and delivery heights and widths are standard for each module. Everything in between is up to your imagination! This is hosted by Byron Robotics. We have all the beams, pins, gears, connectors, motors and controllers required.Summer 2026 -
Bricks - Sumo BotsMaster the Challenge/STEMThis class will utilize building block robots that students may customize to meet increasingly difficult challenges. Students will have their own robot and computer to use in class. Class lessons are designed for students new to building and programming with robots. Students will learn to build and program the robots to navigate a maze, deliver and move objects from target to target, and for the final event, compete against opposing robots in a battle arena.Summer 2026 -
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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 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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