Drop in to get information from Community Health Workers on low-cost medical care, dental, health insurance, childcare, transportation, food, housing-related resources (including rental assistance and eviction support), anything else that may be helpful, or make a one-on-one appointment for personalized resource assistance.

This drop-in typically occurs on the last Friday of the month.

Drop in to get information from Community Health Workers on low-cost medical care, dental, health insurance, childcare, transportation, food, housing-related resources (including rental assistance and eviction support), anything else that may be helpful, or make a one-on-one appointment for personalized resource assistance.

This drop-in typically occurs on the last Friday of the month.

Feel free to print this flyer and distribute with your networks.

Stop by to meet Public Health staff every month to learn more about the work they do, get resources, and stay up to date on public health information.

This drop-in typically occurs on the second Thursday of the month.

Stop by to meet Public Health staff every month to learn more about the work they do, get resources, and stay up to date on public health information.

This drop-in typically occurs on the second Thursday of the month.

Pregnant individuals and families with newborns are invited to come meet an Infant Health Public Health Specialist. Services available include resources, group education, group or one-on-one support, and baby supplies.

This is the final group meeting.

Pregnant individuals and families with children up to 5-years-old are invited to meet an Infant Health Public Health Specialist. Services available include resources, group education, group or one-on-one support, and baby supplies.

This group typically meets on the second Tuesday of the month.

FREE Community and Family Event -Join us for resources, activities, food and connection
April, 25, 6:00-8:00p.m.
Hope Presbyterian Church
7132 Portland Ave
Richfield, MN 55432

Free community event in celebration of Día del Niño, a special event honoring children and their dreams!

Come enjoy an evening filled with fun activities, community connection and resources.
Hosted by the Richfield, Edina and Bloomington Police Departments in collaboration with Hennepin County Library, MIRA/Raíces Latinas, Hope Church, Joint Community Police Partnership and more!
This event is a chance for kids and parents alike to connect, learn, and have fun together.
Don’t miss out—bring the whole family for a memorable experience!

Shop The Boutique at Creekside Community Center for unique, handcrafted items from local senior artisans. 

Purchase unique crocheted, knitted and embroidered items, clothing and accessories, decorative art, baby items, wood crafts, greeting cards, and more!  

Can't make it to the open house? Visit the Boutique during regular business hours:

• Monday - Thursday, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
• Friday, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.

For more information, contact Creekside Community Center at: 952-563-4944 | MN Relay 711 | Creekside@BloomingtonMN.gov

This event has been moved to June 1, 1 - 3 p.m. at Harrison Park, 1701 W. 100th St. 

Calling all garlic mustard busters: we need you to help biodiversity thrive in Bloomington! Remove invasive garlic mustard to protect the ecosystem at Parkers Picnic Grounds during this hands-on volunteer event. 

Whether you’re a seasoned weed warrior or just looking to spend a little time outdoors, we’d love your help. Feeling competitive?  Bring your A-game and try for prizes that will be given to the top garlic mustard pullers!

• What is garlic mustard? Garlic mustard is a non-native, invasive plant. Because of its aggressive nature and prolific seeding, it alters ecosystems and chokes out beneficial native plants and flowers that pollinators and other wildlife depend on. It's pesky, smelly, and has to go!
• What should I bring? Water bottle, gardening gloves (limited supply will be provided), kneeling pad (optional).
• What should I wear? Long sleeves and pants to avoid poky plants and bug bites, clothes that may get dirty, sunscreen.
• What else should I know?
  • Participants must be able to traverse uneven terrain and bend down to safely participate in this activity.
  • No experience is necessary.
  • No registration necessary.
  • Hand tools and other equipment will be provided.
  • Participants should meet near the parking lot at 1 p.m. for an introduction and training session. 

Have questions or need more information? Email parksrec@bloomingtonmn.gov. 

Presented as part of our ongoing Naturalist Programs series. 

Controlling garlic mustard in Bloomington