The Bloomington Ice Garden Skate School is offering new classes for all skill levels, with registration opening August 19 and classes starting September 24 or 28.

The Bloom in Bloomington internship program is in full swing, providing diverse talent to local organizations and city departments, fostering an inclusive workforce.

Bloomington calls for nominations for the Omar Bonderud Award, recognizing local equality and human rights champions, with submissions due by August 31.

The City of Brooklyn Park offers a variety of summer activities, including a farmers market, adult tours, music at Eidem Farm, a technology education program, and a Soul Arts & Music Festival, emphasizing community and inclusivity.

Bloomington's Older Adult Job Fair, co-hosted by Martin Luther Campus, will take place on August 13 at Creekside Community Center for experienced job seekers.

Bloomington Police Department collaborates with Empower Inclusion for an internship program for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, providing diverse work experiences within the city's departments.

Eden Prairie hosts a variety of cultural events including a farm picnic, concerts, children's theatre, and more. The week features activities like a movie night and dance performances, with details on Eden Prairie's event calendar.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board unveils new Mississippi River pedestrian bridge designs, seeks community feedback at an open house with food provided by Egg Roll Queen.

Wargo Nature Center's Summer Foraging class, taught by Maria Wesserleon, teaches participants to identify wild edibles on August 10, covering ethical foraging and preparation methods.

Organizations in Wright County are organizing a duck hunt for disabled veterans on October 5, at Robert Ney Regional Park, with applications due by September 16.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center in Anoka County is hosting a free paper shredding event for local residents and small businesses to securely dispose of sensitive documents.

The South Loop Community Garden in Bloomington was launched with a mix of culture and arts, featuring local food, drumming, music, and a creative station.

Bloomington's urban forest management involves tree thinning to enhance ecosystem health and support native species like oaks, countering issues such as invasive species and emerald ash borer impacts.