Little Shredders Fall Bike Classes, Music Together Classes, Tap Dance for Adults, and more!

City of Redmond Washington sent this bulletin at 08/31/2022 10:30 AM PDT

Little Shredders Fall Bike Classes

Little Shredders is offering classes this fall at Redmond Bike Park. Learn the fundamentals of balance and pedaling, and gain confidence in riding skills. Classes are available for youth ages two to seven years old.

Learn more about bike classes

Music Together Classes

It's never too early to introduce the joy of music to your little one. Sing, dance, and play music together and take home a songbook to continue to nurture musical growth at home.

Explore music classes

Tap Dance for Adults

Daytime and evening sessions of our blended-level adult tap classes are available starting Sept. 7. These classes are great for beginner and intermediate-level dancers.

Register for tap dance classes

Beginner Belly Dance Classes

Learn the art of belly dancing in beginner-level classes led by instructor Mariana Gomez. Classes are available for adults ages 18 and older.

Register for belly dance classes

Cupcake Wars

Grab a partner and compete in Cupcake Wars at the Old Fire House Teen Center. Pairs will draw a theme and have one hour to decorate a dozen cupcakes.

Sign up for the competition

Walking with History: Elise Farrel-McWhirter

Learn the history of Farrel-McWhirter Park, its land donor and early Redmond resident, Elise Farrel-McWhirter. The tour explores Elise's extraordinary life as a high society debutante in New England and her eventual move west. An independent and fierce woman even before the Women’s Suffrage movement began, Elise loved children and animals, and she donated 68 acres of land upon her death to be enjoyed by the community.

Learn more about the tour

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