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

Connect with Bloomington Public Health along with many other vendors from within the metro area at this free health and wellness fair at the Edina Senior Center. Health information and services available to the community will be provided. Open house-style event. 

The Dakota tipi shape makes a circle of poles above and a matching circle of poles below. 

This kapemni shape idea is like a star map above mirroring and matching an earth map below. 

Discover what this means with renowned Indigenous science educator Jim Rock.

Free program for all ages. No registration required. Drop in any time during the 3-hour event.  

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Rev. Pond is turning 215 – let’s celebrate! 

Enjoy birthday treats and sing Happy Birthday to Gideon (portrayed by a reenactor). 

Try your hand at old-fashioned games like Walking on Stilts, Graces, Stick-and-Hoop, and Marbles. 

Make your own jump rope to take home!

Free program for all ages. No registration required. Drop in any time during the 3-hour event.  

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Use an adjustable beam drill to bore holes and make long wood shavings to take home during this free event. 

Watch woodworker Fred Livesay demonstrate 19th century building techniques. Then build a kid-sized log cabin with Miles Jewell, a cabin-building expert! Can you figure out where each log goes? 

Free program for all ages. No registration required. Drop in any time during the three-hour event.  All materials provided. 

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Make your own Church Baby Doll using fancy, colorful handkerchiefs. 

Keeping children quiet during long pioneer church services was a challenge. The solution? Church Babies! 

These simple dolls helped relieve Sunday morning boredom for kids, which was much appreciated by their parents. 

Free program for all ages. No registration required. Drop in any time during the 3-hour event.  All materials provided

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Bloomington Public Health serves the communities of Bloomington, Edina and Richfield. This event is hosted by Richfield Farmers Market in partnership with the City of Richfield.

Ride your bike to the Richfield Farmers Market on Saturday, May 31 and connect with Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) staff from Bloomington Public Health to learn more about opportunities to be active. 

Need to contact our SHIP team? You can reach out to Gabby House-Fitzgerald at 651-279-1401 or ship@bloomingtonmn.gov. 

The fourth annual On The One Music Festival is back at Bloomington Central Station Park in 2025! 

On The One Music Festival celebrates the best in Twin Cities urban eclectic music, including R&B, Neo-Soul to Reggae, Afrobeats, Hip-Hop, and spoken word. It features some of the top artists in their craft sharing their passions with the state of Minnesota. 

Produced by The Avant Garde and City Of Bloomington Parks and Recreation, this FREE, ALL AGES event is hosted by Chadwick "Niles" Phillips. 

Sponsored by:

• City of Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department
• City of Bloomington Creative Placemaking Division
• AC Hotels by Marriott Bloomington Mall of America 

PERFORMER LINEUP

• This years music festival will be headlined by the one and only NUR-D!
• Opening acts will be Nunnabove, SoulFlower, Fanaka Nation, Monique Blakey, Brandyn Lee Tulloch, Kennadi Watkins, Traiveon Dunlap and Imani Waters of ComMUSICation and the “Urban World Collective” from Urban Lights Music!
• Also featuring sounds by David Djdmil Miller (GenerationNOW Entertainment / Minnesota Timberwolves) 

FOOD AND BEVERAGES

• Food vendors: Coming soon!
• Beer vendor: Coming soon!

VENDORS

• Coming soon!

VENUE

• Location: Central Station Park is located on East 81st Street between 31st and 33rd Avenues South, east of Mall of America and adjacent to Bloomington Central light rail station.
• Seating: The park features a large, flat, natural grass open space where the performances will take place. There is no permanent seating. It is recommended that you bring a blanket or lawn chair for your comfort and convenience while enjoying the show.
• Parking: See below

Visit the Arts in the Parks web page to see other fun events in summer 2025!

Visit the Creative Placemaking webpage to learn about projects and citywide planning efforts. 

See the map below for parking information near Central Station Park. The map may be clicked to enlarge it for better viewing.  

Connect with Statewide Health Improvement Partnership (SHIP) staff from Bloomington Public Health to learn more about opportunities to be active.

Hosted by Commuter Services in partnership with the City of Eden Prairie. 

Immunizations available by appointment. Please call 952-563-8900 to schedule with an intake nurse. There is a $20 donation request per vaccination. However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds.

This clinic is typically held on the first and third Tuesdays of the month.

Join Parks and Recreation staff for a free guided tour of Logan Lodge, the new temporary location for programs for adults 50 years of age and above.  Meet at 9930 Logan Ave South.

Schedule

• May 15, 10 - 11 a.m.
• May 20, 10 - 11 a.m.
• May 22, 10 - 11 a.m.
• May 23, 10 - 11 a.m.
• May 23, 3 - 4 p.m. 

Details

• Fee: Free.
• Registration: Online at Webtrac.
  • Maximum of 20 participants per tour.

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