Winter is coming (whether we like it or not)! This two-hour class introduces you to different types of heating systems commonly found in Twin Cities homes. You'll discover how furnaces & boilers work, how to maintain them, and how to handle common issues.

Do the words lead, asbestos, or radon have you (or your clients) running for the hills? These are common to older homes, and as long as you know how to identify and mitigate them safely, there's nothing to worry about!

Brand new homeowner? Looking for a home maintenance refresher? Home Sweet Home: Maintenance101 is the place to begin.

This hands-on workshop introduces you to the materials, tools, and techniques to fix vintage walls. Participants will learn how to repair cracks in plaster walls at a 1925 Minneapolis home. Registration includes two mud knives and a mudpan for you to take home.

Join Rethos, Advanced Masonry Restoration, and American Engineering Testing for a brand new class all about brick basics.

Beyond the buzzwords, this class breaks down the how and why of sustainability in homes. Instructor Alissa Pier, AIA, shows us how old homes are in fact green!

Artists, creatives and makers of any level or discipline - who live or work in the Two Harbors area - are invited to join us for a free training on placemaking and the Artists on Main Street program! Use your talents and outside-of-the-box thinking to make a creative impact on downtown Two Harbors

You are warmly welcomed to learn about how the Artists on Main Streets Minnesota Program has helped other small Minnesota towns – and how you and your work can make the West End District the ‘heart of Cloquet.’

Are you an artist/creative thinker interested in learning more about making downtown Cook more vibrant, visible and healthy? We are seeking River Street projects with funding available to support artists/creatives in our area.

Main Street Basic Training has been a staple of our spring calendar, and this year is no different. We’re incorporating Main Street Basic Training into the convening schedule, while also offering a second, more advanced track for folks who are familiar with the Main Street approach.

Artists, creatives and makers of any level or discipline - who live or work in the Two Harbors area - are invited to join us for a free training on placemaking and the Artists on Main Street program! Use your talents and outside-of-the-box thinking to make a creative impact on downtown Two Harbors

Mahnomen’s Artists on Main Street program kicks off with a free workshop for artists, creatives and makers who are interested in receiving support for projects that engage the community on the future of Mahnomen’s downtown.

Ever think to yourself, are my wood windows worth saving? Can I repair them myself? Will I save money on my energy bill? (Answers: Yes, yes, and yes!)

Join local building specialist, Eric Cheever, at The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Museum in Little Falls for an informative, hands-on workshop covering the basics of wood door and window repair.