IU Art Museum gallery to display 2 new exhibits
Two new, though wildly different, exhibits were unveiled Thursday during a special reception at the IU Art Museum’s Special Exhibitions Gallery.
Two new, though wildly different, exhibits were unveiled Thursday during a special reception at the IU Art Museum’s Special Exhibitions Gallery.
Sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, “Straw Leaves, Table-Bugs, and Birch-Bark Poems: Sustainability at the Lilly Library,” is curated by English professor Christoph Irmscher and features two pieces from his own collection as well as pieces from the Lilly’s archives.
Wednesday I was listening to “The First Collection” by punk-indie band Lemuria, and I found myself replaying the first track, “Hours,” for hours and hours. But all puns aside, I realized that both of Lemuria’s albums have the best songs up front.
XRA-Fest 2010 will showcase bands on the Crossroads of America Records label as well as other local talents. The third annual festival begins at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Russian Recording and continues at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Bishop.
A little more than a year after the Little Nashville Opry concert hall burnt to the ground, the town in southern Indiana is dealing with another disappointing loss. IU has ceased production on the summer theater program in the Brown County Playhouse to move it to on-campus facilities in Bloomington.
My tastes greatly range from the finest culinary preparations in the world to greasy fast food. But I’ve typically been labeled as a food snob.
Gleeks came together Tuesday for the season premiere of Fox’s television comedy series “glee” at the Bishop.
The event, a benefit for Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard sponsored by the Broad Ripple Brewpub and Brewers of Indiana Guild, will take place from 11 p.m. to 3 a.m. Friday at the Bloomington Playwright’s Project located at 107 W. Ninth St.
The Jacobs School of Music’s opera “The Barber of Seville” will be this weekend and next at the Musical Arts Center.
IU Cinema has been undergoing construction since October 2009 and was scheduled to open this fall, but the date has been postponed until late January.
Union Board is putting together this year’s Live From Bloomington CD team. The album, usually composed of the winning submission from each of the 15 artists, will include something new this year — teamwork.
The more I go shoe shopping, the more I notice that high heels are about one circus away from being stilts.
Now a senior, Sara Kaufman founded Foot Notes at the end of her freshman year for students who wish to share their passion of tap dance.
The 17th Annual Lotus Festival brought music, art, food and culture from around the world for just three days packed full of entertainment.
A new edition of the Clavier-Ubung III was released this weekend at the Jacobs School of Music Bach to School organ conference.
The CBS challenge to college marching bands for the best rendition of “Hawaii 5-O” will begin public voting today. The public will be able to vote for their favorite video until Oct. 4.
IU’s Marching Hundred has entered a CBS challenge to college marching bands for the best rendition of “Hawaii 5-O” will begin public voting Sept. 20
The 17th annual Lotus World Music & Arts Festival will come to a close at 2 p.m. tonight at the World Spirit Concert.
Doug Benson will perform at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at The Comedy Attic. Tickets can be purchased for $18 online at www.comedyattic.com or by phone, 812-336-5233.
Professor Andy Hollinden will perform an all-ages concert similar to his end-of the-semester show with his band Atom Heart Mother at 8:30 p.m. Friday at the Monroe County Fall Festival in Ellettsville.