Are you looking for a fun and whimsical way to get creative? Join a naturalist at Harrison Park to create your very own fairy garden! 

Explore Nine Mile Creek to find rocks, sticks and other nature materials to turn into a home for your backyard fairies. 

• Additional materials will be available to help make your imaginations come to life.
  • Provided on a first come, first served basis while supplies last.
• Head south down the trail from the parking lot.
  • Tables will be set up at the first trail intersection.
• No experience is necessary.
• Free program. No registration required. 

Questions? Email parksrec@bloomingtonmn.gov. 

Presented as part of the ongoing Naturalist Programs series. 

Join us for Seasonal Crafts, our craft series celebrating the spirit of the season through fun, hands-on projects! 

Get patriotic with a festive 4th of July themed session full of stars, stripes and creativity. 

• All materials provided.
• No experience necessary.
• Just bring your enthusiasm and a love for holiday fun!
• For adults 50 years of age and above.
• Free program, but registration is required.
  • Sign up online at Webtrac

Questions? Call 952-563-4944 or MN Relay 711 or email parksrec@BloomingtonMN.gov

Join us for a fun and informative day at the Healthy Living & Sustainability Resource Fair! Staff from Bloomington Public Health and Sustainability will be sharing valuable resources to help you live a healthier, more sustainable life. All information will be available in Somali with help from Somali-speaking staff and interpreters.

• Get expert advice on organics recycling and learn about the City’s bulky reuse and recycling service.
• Learn how to save money on energy bills and make your home more healthy, comfortable and climate friendly.
• Discover free health resources available to you and build your knowledge on what public health is all about.

We’ll have plenty of giveaways while supplies last, including compost bins, free lightbulbs, reusable water bottles, and more! Plus, enjoy complimentary snacks and refreshments as you explore all the available resources. Whether you're looking to improve your health, save energy, or reduce waste, this event is the perfect opportunity to learn and take action. Don’t miss out—come for the tips, stay for the freebies!

Contact Public Health Specialist Munira Salad with questions:
Phone: 952-563-4960
Email: msalad@bloomingtonmn.gov
I speak Somali.

Join us for a fun and informative day at the Healthy Living & Sustainability Resource Fair! Staff from Bloomington Public Health and Sustainability will be sharing valuable resources to help you live a healthier, more sustainable life. All information will be available in Spanish with help from Spanish-speaking staff and interpreters.

• Get expert advice on organics recycling and learn about the City’s bulky reuse and recycling service.
• Learn how to save money on energy bills and make your home more healthy, comfortable and climate friendly.
• Discover free health resources available to you and build your knowledge on what public health is all about.

We’ll have plenty of giveaways while supplies last, including compost bins, free lightbulbs, reusable water bottles, and more! Plus, enjoy complimentary snacks and refreshments as you explore all the available resources. Whether you're looking to improve your health, save energy, or reduce waste, this event is the perfect opportunity to learn and take action. Don’t miss out—come for the tips, stay for the freebies!

Contact Sustainability Specialist Claire Pardubsky with questions:
Phone: 952-563-4660
Email: cpardubsky@bloomingtonmn.gov
Yo hablo español. I speak Spanish.

Mobile Recreation provides free recreation activities in various Bloomington park locations. No registration required. Each week will feature a unique activity. 

• Where: See below
• Who: Youth ages 18 and under.
• When: Select Saturdays, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
• Cost: Free!
• Registration: None required.

Summer 2025 Activity Schedule 

• June 14 - Smith Park, 8155 Park Ave. S.
  • Ninja Course Time Trials

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  July 12 - Haeg Park, 8301 Penn Ave. S.

  • Crafts

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  August 2 - Moir/Central Park, 10320 Morgan Ave. S.

  • Disc Golf

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  August 23 - Sunrise Park, 9401 Bloomington Ferry Rd.

  • Soccer

IMPORTANT NOTE:  Mobile Rec is a drop-in program, not a drop-off program. Parents/guardians must stay in the park for the duration of the time your children are participating in activities with City staff. 

Weather Policy
Mobile Rec may be canceled if the weather is not ideal for programming. If weather becomes severe the weather line (952-563-8878) will be updated with any program changes or cancellations.

Bloomington Public Health serves the communities of Bloomington, Edina and Richfield. 

Community-based organizations play a vital role in supporting and advocating for communities during times of crisis. On-the-ground knowledge, trusted relationships, and deep understanding of local needs are essential to creating emergency management strategies that are equitable, effective, and responsive. We invite you to join the discussion by participating in one of the upcoming sessions. Both will be held online.  

The process and session is being facilitated by the Management Analysis and Development team at Minnesota Management and Budget.  

Listening Session Details: 

Option 1: Monday, June 2 from 9-10:30 a.m. 

Option 2: Thursday, June 5 from 9-10:30 a.m.   

What to Expect: 

This session will be an open, respectful space for community organizations to: 

• Share challenges and barriers your communities face during emergencies
• Highlight successful strategies or approaches your organization has used
• Offer input on how emergency plans can better reflect the realities of the communities you serve  

Your input will directly inform the development of a more inclusive and equity-driven emergency management plan.

Please RSVP by completing the registration form below or by calling 651-259-3838. Respondents will receive an email with a link to join the meeting.

Bloomington Public Health serves the communities of Bloomington, Edina and Richfield. 

Community-based organizations play a vital role in supporting and advocating for communities during times of crisis. On-the-ground knowledge, trusted relationships, and deep understanding of local needs are essential to creating emergency management strategies that are equitable, effective and responsive. We invite you to join the discussion by participating in one of the upcoming sessions. Both will be held online.  

The process and session is being facilitated by the Management Analysis and Development team at Minnesota Management and Budget.  

Listening Session Details: 

Option 1: Monday, June 2 from 9-10:30 a.m. 

Option 2: Wednesday, June 4 from 9-10:30 a.m.   

What to Expect: 

This session will be an open, respectful space for community organizations to: 

• Share challenges and barriers your communities face during emergencies
• Highlight successful strategies or approaches your organization has used
• Offer input on how emergency plans can better reflect the realities of the communities you serve  

Your input will directly inform the development of a more inclusive and equity-driven emergency management plan.

Please RSVP by completing the registration form below or by calling 651-259-3838. Respondents will receive an email with a link to join the meeting.