A long-time favorite in Bloomington, the Medalist Concert Band is one of the top concert bands in the state of Minnesota. 

Since its founding in 1968, the group has given countless performances including summer concerts-in-the-park. It has distinguished itself through a wide variety of invitational appearances and is proud to have earned a reputation as “one of foremost community bands in the nation,” as described by the National Band Association. The band was the 1996 recipient of the John Philip Sousa Foundation’s Sudler Silver Scroll Award, which is given annually to the top two community bands in the United States.

The bandshell performance venue is a natural grass amphitheater with no permanent seating. Please consider bringing a blanket or lawn chair for your comfort and convenience while enjoying the event. 

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Enjoy a fun, upbeat singing and dancing performance by the NOTEAble Singers, an all-female choir that has been bringing entertainment to the Bloomington community since 1974.

Take a listen on the NOTEable Singers YouTube Channel. 

The bandshell performance venue is a natural grass amphitheater with no permanent seating. Please consider bringing a blanket or lawn chair for your comfort and convenience while enjoying the event. 

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

Follow Bloomington Parks and Recreation on Facebook. 

The Bazillions are the creation of Twin Cities’ parents/educators/singer-songwriters Adam and Kristin Marshall. Literally from their first day on the job at Kenny School in Minneapolis, the couple was writing songs for and with their students.

Before long, the kids knew every word to every song, and parents began asking for a CD. So, the Marshalls recorded and released “Rock-n-Roll Recess,” under the band name “The Bazillions.”

See them in action on The Bazillions' YouTube Channel. 

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Todd'n'Tina are an award-winning, family-friendly music duo dedicated to creating fun, goofy children's music!

Todd'n'Tina - Confetti Spaghetti

Want more? Visit Todd'n'Tina's YouTube channel.  

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

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Drop in to get information from Community Health Workers on low-cost medical care, dental care, 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 first and third Wednesday of the month.

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.

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.

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 group typically meets on the fourth Wednesday 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 group typically meets on the third Wednesday 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.