- Ramsey County Library named Star Library - Summer camp registration opens Feb. 5 - Worksite Wellness microgrants available - Free yoga classes at Union Depot - Volunteer for the courthouse art task force - February events - In the news |
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Ramsey County Library has been recognized as a Library Journal Star Library for the sixth consecutive year! The title is awarded to libraries based on circulation, visits per capita, program attendance, public internet usage and circulation of electronic materials.
Here are just a few ways to enjoy your Ramsey County Library this month:
Does the recent cold snap have you dreaming of summer? Good news! Registration opens Tuesday, Feb. 5 for all summer day camp programs at Tamarack Nature Center.
Camps are available to children ages 3 - entering eighth grade. Camps run Monday - Thursday and are offered weekly from June 17 - Aug. 15.
Backyard Bunch single-day camps are available to children ages 3 - 5 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
View camp details and register online
Start a workplace wellness initiative at your business or organization!
Applications are now being accepted for Worksite Wellness microgrants. Grants ranging from $200 to $800 are available for Ramsey County businesses interested in worksite wellness projects involving healthy eating, tobacco-free living, breastfeeding support and physical activity.
Learn more about the program by participating in a conference call Feb. 4.
Stick to your health and fitness goals this year!
Union Depot hosts free weekly yoga classes open to all skill levels led by professional Studio 9-to-5 instructors. Participants should bring a yoga mat, water and towel if needed.
Classes are held most Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays - find upcoming sessions on the Union Depot event calendar.
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The Ramsey County Historical Society is seeking 11 community volunteers to serve on a task force responsible for selecting and guiding local artists in creating new art for display in the Council Chambers at the Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse.
The new artwork will be exhibited alongside four existing murals created from 1931-32 and address an 87-year gap in the history of our community.
Applications are due Feb. 4.
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Learn about task force responsibilities and apply
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