Owatonna Community Education

The big day gone hilariously wrong! A groom wakes up on the morning of his wedding day with a hangover and a strange woman in his bed. Mix in the bride, her mother, the best man, and a maid that knows too much, and you have a recipe for disaster. Wedding bells or running for the hills? Their big day will be far from a piece of cake! We will have a buffet lunch in the ballroom prior to the show. Trip includes motorcoach transportation, lunch, and a ticket to the show. Please call Triton Community Education to register for this trip: 507-418-7550.

Join us for a night of creativity and fun at Artventure Night! Students will explore their imagination through exciting hands-on art projects, from painting to crafting, using a variety of materials and techniques. Whether they’re drawing, sculpting, or designing, everyone gets to be an artist for the evening! This event is perfect for sparking creativity, building fine motor skills, and making new friends in a supportive and relaxed environment. No prior art experience is needed—just bring your imagination and get ready for an adventure in art! All supplies are provided.

This Basic Life Support (BLS) training is a certificate-bearing course that trains participants to recognize and respond to life threatening emergencies, such as cardiac arrest and choking, by utilizing techniques of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the automated external defibrillator (AED) device. Your certification will be valid for two years. Registration includes a pocket mask and the potential for an electronic BLS certification card.

An amazing deal for group fitness that includes 20 classes per session! Sign up for this popular interval class that's great for weight loss, building strength, and much more! If you're looking to get in shape in a fun and welcoming group setting, there's nothing quite as effective as a good ol' fashioned bootcamp workout. This class meets three times per week and includes strength, cardio, toning, and more!

Want a fun activity with your adult? This beginning rock climbing class covers the safety and skills of indoor rock climbing and belaying. Both adult and little will spend time climbing the rock wall. Bigs will belay each other and their littles. Class meets at the new Owatonna Middle School rock wall. Participants must be entering 2nd grade or higher for the 2024-2025 school year. Your favorite adult could be a parent/guardian, grandparent, sibling, your Big, or a responsible friend. Max of 2 participants per adult. A liability waiver will need to be signed and returned to Roosevelt School before class starts. Please click on this ROCK CLIMBING WAIVER link or stop at Roosevelt School to get a copy.

The Ladies are back at the Plymouth Playhouse with the musical that started it all! The church basement kitchen throughout much of America is often the heart and soul of any church. In Church Basement Ladies we meet the pastor, three kitchen cooks and one daughter who run the kitchen and care for the congregation by preparing and serving the food. Like any great kitchen, problems are solved here as well. We see the four women handle a Lutefisk dinner, a funeral, an Easter fundraiser, and a wedding. They stave off potential disasters, have fun, share and debate recipes, instruct the young, and keep the pastor on due course. This musical comedy based on recipes, food, and change in the church is funny, heartwarming, and down to earth. It will bring back memories of many people you know from churches everywhere. Your trip fee includes motorcoach transportation, show admission, and buffet lunch. Lunch will be provided by Boss’ Pizza & Chicken and will feature Roasted Chicken, coleslaw, beans, fries, mac & cheese, dessert, water, and coffee. Register no later than June 13, 2025. No refunds on trips. If you have any dietary or mobility requirements, please let us know at registration.

How do you throw clay on the wheel? It’s not what it seems. Learn how to use the wheel to create three dimensional forms and vessels. Demonstrations will cover the basics of wedging, centering, pulling, trimming, and forming useable vessels. Beginners, come and get your hands muddy! If you are accustomed to clay come fine-tune your skills, learn a new technique, and challenge yourself with larger more complex forms. Dress for a mess and wear tennis shoes. Come to the first class with ideas, excitement, and inspiration! Call the instructor at 507-835-1192 or call the OAC 507-451-0533 if you have any questions.