State of the City 2025: Notable Neighbors

Monday, March 24, 2025

Local business entrepreneurship in Bloomington

Community impact of small businesses

Cultural and artistic contributions in Bloomington

Educational initiatives at Normandale Community College

Diverse representation in children's literature

Areas of Interest (4)

  • Local business resiliency: How family-owned businesses are shaping the Bloomington economy.
  • Cultural programming: The intersection of arts, literature, and community development in Bloomington.
  • Educational outreach: Normandale Community College's use of pop-up museums to engage students in history.
  • Small business startup challenges: Andrew Tan's journey to opening ClawZone Park.

Notable Quotes (2)

They have a really great program for children's literature, which is meant to encourage more diversity in children's literature.

— Jamie Schumacher Kalakaru-Mava
Literature diversityDiscussing the LOFT Fellowship.

ClawZone Park is a place for family and kids and everyone to come out to have fun and good time for entertainment.

— Andrew Tan
Local entertainmentPromoting his new business in Bloomington.

People (4)

Jamie Schumacher Kalakaru-MavaArtist, author

Member of Bloomington's Creative Placemaking Commission and children's book author.

1 quote

“I'm really lucky to get to serve on Bloomington's Creative Placemaking Commission.”

Speaking on her role in the local arts commission.

Riet Velthuisen van der BlijFounder and Director

Founder of Continental Ballet Company for 35 years.

1 quote

“Bloomington is so lucky to have the Company.”

Reflecting on the importance of the ballet company.

Chris PetersonStaff member

Works at Normandale Community College and organizes pop-up history museums.

1 quote

“I wanted to give the students the opportunity to learn a little bit of history.”

Explaining the purpose of pop-up museum exhibits.

Andrew TanCo-owner

Co-owner of ClawZone Park, a new arcade business.

1 quote

“This was my dream from when I was a little to open an arcade place.”

Describing the motivation behind opening his first business.

Places Mentioned

Bloomington, MinnesotaNormandale Community CollegePerk Up KitchenWest Side Perk Coffee ShopClawZone ParkRijswijk, Holland
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