Recreation Programs

Evening Sports - Ages 3-5

Participants must be ages 3-5 by the start of the program

Youth instructors will focus on teaching children age-appropriate fundamentals while encouraging teamwork, sportsmanship, and positive social interaction. All equipment is provided.

Class Beginning Week of Sept. 8 | Hayes Elementary

• Tuesday - Track and Field 

Summer Evening Sports - Ages 3-5

Classes Beginning Week of July 20 | Commons Park 

• Mon. - T-Ball (Ages 3-5)
• Tue. - Little Ninjas (Ages 3-5)
• Wed. - Soccer (Ages 3-5)
• Thu. - Track and Field (Ages 3-5)

Kids Creative Corner

Ages 3‐10  | 10 a.m. - noon  |  Saturdays 

September 12 ‐ October 31 (closed Oct 17) 

Commons Park Building

It’s time to let your imagination run wild! This drop‐in program invites kids to draw, build, create and explore through fun hands‐on activities! We will have magnetic tiles, Legos, coloring sheets, craft supplies and more.

Drop‐in fee: $3 per child / $6 per family 

After-School Activities - Gr. K-4

The following classes are offered after school at Hayes Elementary School from 3:45 ‐ 5:15 p.m. to youth in grades K‐4 (unless noted otherwise﴿. Snacks are provided before class. Recreation leaders will meet participants in the cafeteria at dismissal time. Stevenson students will meet our Recreation leader at the bus loading area and will be transported to Hayes. For students not attending Hayes or Stevenson, drop‐off is at 4 p.m. at the Hayes cafeteria. Parent/caregiver pick‐up is in the Hayes cafeteria at 5:15 p.m.

Note: If your child needs to be transported from Stevenson Elementary to Hayes Elementary, please select the transportation option when registering. Transportation is NOT provided after class - all participants must be picked up at Hayes.

Classes Beginning Week of Sept. 8 | Hayes Elementary

• Tues. - Track and Field 
• Wed. - Tae Kwon Do
• Thurs. - Optical Illusions

Summer Evening Sports - Gr. K-4

Participants must have been enrolled in Grades K-4 in the prior school year leading into summer.

Youth instructors will focus on teaching children age-appropriate fundamentals while encouraging teamwork, sportsmanship, and positive social interaction. All equipment is provided.

Classes Beginning Week of July 20 | Commons Park 

• Mon. - Baseball
• Tue. - Little Ninjas
• Wed. - Soccer
• Thu. - Track and Field 

Kids Creative Corner

Ages 3‐10  | 10 a.m. - noon  |  Saturdays 

September 12 ‐ October 31 (closed Oct 17) 

Commons Park Building

It’s time to let your imagination run wild! This drop‐in program invites kids to draw, build, create and explore through fun hands‐on activities! We will have magnetic tiles, Legos, coloring sheets, craft supplies and more.

Drop‐in fee: $3 per child / $6 per family 

After-School Activities -Gr. 5-8

The following classes are offered after school at Commons Park from 3:30-4:30 p.m. to youth currently in grades 5-8. At dismissal, participants will walk down to the Commons Park Building and meet the Recreation leaders. For students not attending Fridley Middle School, drop-off is at 3:15 p.m. at Commons Park Building. Parent/caregiver pick-up is from 4:30 p.m. until 5 p.m.

Note: We do not offer transportation to or from the program.

Classes starting the week of Sept. 8 | Commons Park Recreation Building 

• Tuesday - Mixed Media Art 
• Thursday - Tae Kwon Do 

Enrichment Classes - Ages 12+ 

Immersive Soundbath
Experience a one-hour sound meditation that uses crystal singing bowls and other instruments designed to create a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. It is the perfect way to recenter and recharge before the busy holiday season! This immersive experience will calm your mind and soothe your soul, allowing you to enter a deep state of relaxation.  Most participants choose a lying position on the floor for the duration of the class.  Please bring a yoga mat or blanket along with any other items such as pillows and additional blankets for your comfort. 

• Outdoor Class - Saturday, August 8, 9:15-10:15am at Springbrook Nature Center, Ages 15+
• Outdoor Class - Sunday, Sept. 20, 8:30-9:30am at Commons Park, Ages 15+

Introduction to Crop Art 
You've seen the popular crop art competition at the State Fair, now come learn to make your own! Participants will learn basic crop art techniques to make a small piece of their own using seeds. No experience necessary.

• Thurs., Sept. 10, 6-8pm, Moore Lake Park Community Building, Ages 12+

Special Events

A variety of special events are held each year throughout the city, including the Civic Campus and Springbrook Nature Center.

Events are updated by seasons on our Special Events page!

Pickleball

Classes meet weekly for four sessions. Classes accommodate skill levels from Beginner to Advanced.

Classes

Beginner Class
Players who are new to the game of Pickleball and looking to develop their skills.

Intermediate Class
Skills & Drills - Know how to play the game. Looking to improve.

Advanced Class
Live Play & Coaching - Coach watches game, offers performance tips.

Clinics

Clinics meet for a 1-2 day weekend session. Clinics are intended to introduce brand new players to the game. Beginner skill level.

• Pickleball Intro Clinic - Beginner
• Drills & Precision Clinic - Intermediate

Zumba

Zumba
Enjoy the party as we shake to the rhythms of Latin-infused music/dance! 

Volleyball Leagues - Coed and Women's 

Indoor Year-Round and Outdoor Summer Sand leagues are offered at both a competitive and recreational skill level. Individual and team registrations available. Team Roster Min/Max: 6/12.

• Registration- Volleyball Leagues - COED/Women's
• Indoor Volleyball Rules(PDF, 375KB)
• Sand Volleyball Rules(PDF, 404KB)
• Volleyball Schedule & Standings
  
  

Pickleball Leagues & Tournaments

All Ages League and Ages 20-40 League

Self-officiated. Non-DUPR league for all skill levels. Individuals will register and be placed in doubles games with players of similar skill level. Both All Ages and Ages 20-40 Leagues offered.

• Registration - Pickleball Leagues
• Pickleball League Rules(PDF, 208KB)

Minnesota Pickleball DUPR Rated Competitive League

In partnership with Minnesota Pickleball, we are offering state sanctioned ladder league! All results are recorded in DUPR (Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating﴿ and the Minnesota Pickleball player database. No specific skill level or DUPR rating is required but this league is meant for a slightly more competitive level of play than our other league offerings. Open to any age, gender, and no partner is necessary.

• Registration - Minnesota Pickleball DUPR League

Pickleball Tournament - 49'er Days

The City of Fridley will host a Minnesota State Pickleball tournament qualifier in July! This tournament is designed for everyone—whether you are a seasoned pro or picking up a paddle for the first time, all skill levels, ages, and experience are welcome. Whether you're chasing a state seed or just looking for a low‐pressure way to start competing, everyone can participate. Top players from each event can secure a spot in the state tournament and everyone that participates will collect valuable points toward a seed in the sanctioned Minnesota State Pickleball Tournament.

• Registration - Minnesota Pickleball Tournament

55+ Golf - Coed

Teams are made up of 2 individuals. Players will be paired up, unless you indicate a specific partner at time of registration.

• Registration - 55+ Golf League - COED
• 55+ Golf Rules(PDF, 134KB)

Bean Bag Toss - Coed

Teams are made up of two players. League consists of double header games. Both individual and team registrations available.

• Registration - Bean Bag Toss Leagues - COED
• Bean Bag Toss Rules(PDF, 299KB)
• Bean Bag Toss Schedule & Standings 

Basketball - Men's 

Leagues are offered at both a competitive and recreational skill level. Individual and team registrations available. Team Roster Min/Max: 5/12

• Registration - Basketball League - Men's 
• Basketball Rules(PDF, 204KB)
• Basketball Schedule & Standings

Fridley Youth Sports Association (FYSA)

Fridley Youth Sports Association (FYSA) promotes youth sports in Fridley, providing opportunities for all youth to participate in competitive and recreational team sports. FYSA is a non-profit organization relying solely on parent volunteers. Current sports offered through FYSA include Baseball, Basketball, Football, Softball and Soccer.
Please visit FridleyYouthSports.com to register or for more information.

The City of Fridley supports the FYSA by providing field space and maintenance but does not coordinate the leagues or handle registration.

Spring Lake Park Lacrosse Association (SLPYLA)

SLPYLA provides lacrosse opportunities for youth in Spring Lake Park and surrounding communities. Registration, season information and more can be found on their website. Please visit SpringLakeParkLacrosse.org for more information.

The City of Fridley supports the SLPYA by providing information but does not coordinate the leagues or handle registration.

Minneapolis Titans Youth Hockey

The Minneapolis Titans Youth Hockey program is dedicated to developing young hockey players in and around the Twin Cities. Kids from Minneapolis, North St. Paul, Columbia Heights, Fridley, and Brooklyn Center, Minnesota are welcome to join! Registration, season information, learn to skate program, and more can be found on their website. Please visit Minneapolis Titans Hockey website for more information.

The City of Fridley supports the Minneapolis Titans Youth Hockey program by providing information but does not coordinate the leagues or handle registration.