Westonka Community Education and Services

How to Cut the Cable CordCable (or satellite) television is the single most expensive utility for many households. This class will show you many viewing options that are free or much lower cost than cable. We'll discuss the pros and cons of cable, how to get Internet without cable, how to get TV from your computer to your television, and much, much more. Find out why and how thousands of TV watchers are ditching their cable forever!Tuesday, April 167 - 8:30 pmWestonka Activity Center - Conference Room#7609-A19W$25

Photo Organization - Print and DigitalA photograph captures a moment that is gone forever! Are your photographs in a box, drawer, suitcase, phone, camera chip, external hard drive, or all of the above? Are they securely backed up? Understand why photo organization/scrapbooking is more difficult today versus years ago. The number one goal is to Save - Organize - Share your photos. Discover alternatives to get every printed/digital photo, video, and memorabilia in one location. From scanning, to storage, and organization, you'll leave with options to access every photo you own and be able to share them with family and friends.Monday, February 117 - 8:30 pmWestonka Activity Center - Conference Room#7602-A19W$15Monday, April 17 - 8:30 pmOrono Intermediate School - Media Center#7602-B19W$15

Join in enriching the cultural life of the Westonka areaWestonka Friends of the Arts (WFA) is a volunteer organization of area residents  who care deeply about community arts programming through new the Westonka Performing Arts Center (PAC). Partnering with Westonka Community Education and the new Westonka Community Theater, our hope is that the Westonka area becomes a truly wonderful destination for the arts. The new arts center will be a place to experience great school productions as well as professional Twin Cities musicians, dancers, authors, actors, and more. Your neighbors in WFA plan to work with business owners, private donors, and fellow arts lovers to raise funds from public, private and philanthropic sources. Become a Member ($35)Support the development of dynamic cultural offerings, quality entertainment, innovative educational programs, and artistic engagement for all ages.Advertise your commitment to this exciting new organization with a WFA car decalBecome a Supporter ($75)Everything above AND have early access to WFA programming, backstage tours, and invitation only events such as after parties - where the show really does go onBecome a Patron ($250)Everything above, AND special recognition in our printed materials and early access to pre-sale tickets before major eventsThere are additional opportunities for businesses and individuals to underwrite performances, sponsor a series, or discuss naming rights for upcoming events. You can make a huge difference to this community by helping us to provide low cost access to the magic of arts for our residents.