Style File: Same Genius, new Gig
Columnist Emily Farra talks high fashion.
Columnist Emily Farra talks high fashion.
The IDS sat down with band member Aaron Frazer of Charlie Patton's War, who played at the Bishop Wednesday night.
Since Friday, IU Theatre’s “Intimate Apparel” has transformed the Wells-Metz Theatre in the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center into early-1900s Lower Manhattan.
Nicholas Mariscal recently won the opportunity to record a CD produced by the Latin American Music Center, as well as a full concert at the competition winner’s recital Feb. 28 in Auer Hall in the Simon Music Center.
Formed in 1997, the Chicago-based DSO has been praised by Rolling Stone for having a “fanatical attention to detail.”
Logan Westbrooks, who has been in the music industry for more than 40 years, led the beginning of a month-long celebration of black history at the black culture center.
Eshley Spitzer gives advice to fellow IU students.
Matthew Milia said this is what inspires him to create the folky sound of Frontier Ruckus, as the frontman, lyricist and vocalist. The band is scheduled to play the Bishop Bar tonight at 9:30 p.m., a minor stop on tour for their new album, “Eternity of Dimming.”
When the Taylor 2 dance ensemble took the stage Friday night at the IU Auditorium, the troupe showcased decades of choreography from famed dance maker Paul Taylor.
The prom was a major fundraiser for the all-ages center, while also bringing together children and adults of all ages from across Monroe County.
Despite the inspiring speeches of award season, the fashion is always the best part.
Fortunately for us, basketball season is in full swing — where is your school spirit?
Local funk band The Main Squeeze will perform for fans at the Bluebird Nightclub Saturday before hitting the road for a 20-date tour on the east coast, starting in Brooklyn, N.Y.
IU Theatre will travel back to the 20th century when the theater debuts its latest production, “Intimate Apparel.”
Taylor 2, a dance troupe that performs the work of American choreographer Paul Taylor, will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the IU Auditorium.
Taylor 2, a dance troupe that performs the work of American choreographer Paul Taylor, will perform at 8 p.m. Friday at the IU Auditorium.
IU Theatre will travel back to the 20th century when the theater debuts its latest production, “Intimate Apparel.”The show begins its run at 7:30 p.m. Friday and concludes Feb. 9.
Inside the Rose Firebay theater of the Ivy Tech Community College Waldron Center was the room of Martha and George, the characters of Edward Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Virgina Woolf?”
For Bloomington Coffee Roasters and Brown County Coffee co-owner and roaster Nick Schultz, coffee roasting on a large scale has been a long time coming.
Wedow and the orchestra were preparing for the upcoming performances of Xerxes, an opera by George Frideric Handel debuting at IU this weekend.