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Normandale Lake Park has amenities that include a bandshell where concerts are performed in the summer. It also offers hiking trails and picnic areas — including a picnic shelter. The park has onsite restrooms that will be replaced and updated during the fall of 2022. The new 1,500 square foot building will feature gender-neutral restrooms. Construction should be complete shortly after Thanksgiving. Arts in the Parks is the City of Bloomington’s summer arts program. These programs are completely free of charge and open to the public. Normandale Lake Park hosts music programs and most of the moonlight movies. Thursday Blockbusters are a combination of music and corresponding food vendors, beginning at 6:30 p.m. on select Thursdays. Moonlight Movies screens outdoor movies on a 30-foot screen. Popcorn and water are usually available for purchase. We keep up a list of Free Summer Entertainment in the Parks and refresh it each season. It is noteworthy that this park is part of the larger Hyland-Bush-Anderson Lakes Park Reserve. If you are planning a day of it, you may want to hit more than one park in the system. Other parks in this reserve that we have reviewed, include:
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