The Active Living Coalition is comprised of individuals and organizations in Bloomington that represent all areas of fitness, wellness, nutrition and active living. Active Living Coalition members include representatives from health care, health and nutrition education, city and county parks and recreation departments, businesses with focus on fitness, wellness and active living and service organizations that promote healthy, active lifestyles throughout the Bloomington community.

What We Do:

Improve overall health and wellness by developing educational materials and coordinating health events

Develop walking guides for Bloomington's trails and streets

Coordinate community walks and health fairs

Write and submit grants

Compile wellness resources to post on our site

Host employee wellness policy workshops

The Active Living Coalition is open to all who have a passion for improving health and wellness of people who live, work and visit Monroe County. Participation ranges from keeping abreast of activities and events to participating in and leading collaborative projects.

We meet the first Thursday of each month from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in the second floor conference room at the I.U. Health Bloomington Community Health Office located at 333 East Miller Drive, Bloomington, Indiana .

Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ActiveLivingCoalition

The Alpine Ski Club is a dynamic organization dedicated to the enjoyment of winter sports such as alpine skiing and snow boarding, good fellowship among skiers and friends, and activities that bring members together throughout the year.

Incorporated in Bloomington, Indiana in 1981 as a non-profit organization, the Alpine Ski Club has drawn its membership from as far away as Glacier, Montana. Members have ranged in age from 20s through 70s. And member backgrounds are just as diverse as their ages. The club sponsors spring break (and an occasional January or February) trip to the Rockies or Europe, day and weekend trips in the mid-west, and "ski nights" at our local resort - Paoli Peaks, Indiana. The ASC is now a member of the Ohio Valley Ski Council, so our members can participate in other OVSC events and its club's trips and racing competitions.

The Bloomington Bicycle Club, Inc., (BBC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting bicycling in all its diversity. Formed in 1976 and incorporated in 1984, the BBC serves primarily Monroe County, Indiana, and the surrounding area.

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Bloomington based group that focuses on providing bicycle transportation. Services include the following:

• bikes for sale: we sell gently used bikes at bargain prices
• earn-a-bike program: participants can receive a bicycle after volunteering their time in our shop
• advocacy: we support alternative forms of transportation; we support the reuse and recycling of bicycles
• workshops & classes: we offer unique bike maintence workshops and classes for children and adults
• open shop: we make our tools available to the public
• bike distribution: we give away one free bike a month for qualified applicants
• art: we weld old bike parts to make bike racks, tables, or sculptures

The Flying Fish are members of the American Volkssporting Association. Walks are open to anyone. Call for more information.

BJLBA has been created to provide a means whereby children ages 5-18 can play the game of baseball in an organized manner, under the instruction and supervision of qualified coaches. Further, to aid these children to develop athletic skill and a sense of citizenship, sportsmanship and fair play.

The Bloomington Walking Club, presented by Bloomington Parks and Recreation, IU Health Bloomington, and Purdue Extension of Monroe County, is an informal group that walks from one to three miles on paved paths and natural trails in and around city parks. All ability levels are welcome, and walkers choose their own pace. The Bloomington Walking Club is dog- and stroller-friendly. Participation is free! Follow City of Bloomington, IN - Parks and Recreation on Facebook for more information about the Bloomington Walking Club, contact Bloomington Parks and Recreation at 812-349-3700 or parks [at] bloomington.in.gov. 

Contact: 812-339-9415 This sailboat-only club is located on the South shore of Lake Lemon (entry by Port Hole Inn Restaurant). Club memberships include use of wet and dry storage, electric hoist, club house, Sunday races, monthly club meetings and other social activities.

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Griffy Lake Nature Preserve is 1,179 acres off North Dunn Street, with a 109 acre lake. The boathouse is located at 3300 N. Headley Road. Scenic woodlands teem with wild flora and fauna Nature Preserve. Swimming is prohibited in the lake, and to protect wildlife, all dogs must remain leashed while in the preserve. Call Angie Smith at 812-349-3759 for boathouse information on Weekdays, and the Boathouse phone at 812-349-3732 for Saturday and Sunday rentals

The Hoosier Canoe & Kayak Club (HCKC) is a paddling club based in central Indiana and we welcome paddlers of all kinds. We offer our members a great schedule every year.

In 1963, the Hoosier Canoe & Kayak Club (HCKC) was founded as a common adventure organization for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy paddlesports, camping, wildlife, and friendship. Our monthly newsletter, our event calendar, and our Facebook page provide detailed information on upcoming scheduled activity. From calm flat water to thrilling whitewater to enthralling sea kayak adventures, the club's varied schedule has trips for all abilities and interests.

The Indiana Track Club is composed of youth and road running divisions that practice together on Indiana University's tracks and cross country course. Includes the Road Runners and the Magnificent Seven races.

MCSLBA is organized exclusively for charitable purposes under Section 501 (c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding section of any future federal tax code. The charitable purpose is to provide a means whereby young adults playing ages 13-18 can play the game of baseball in an organized manner, under the instruction and supervision of qualified coaches. Futher, to aid these children to develp athletic skills and a sense of citizenship, sportsmanship and fair play.

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The goal of Cutters Soccer Club is to create an environment where every soccer player, recreational or Travel, may develop a passion for the game while fulfilling their potential as soccer players and young people.

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Youth sports included are baseball, t-ball, basketball, and softball. Call for more information.