Director Numa Perrier discusses film "Jezebel" at IU Cinema
The talk was part of IU Cinema's Running the Screen series.
The talk was part of IU Cinema's Running the Screen series.
A committee of IU faculty is leading the search to replace long-time director Jon Vickers.
The concert will take place Feb. 29, 2020.
Free admission to the performance is at 8 p.m. Sept. 24 at the Musical Arts Center.
Local parkour enthusiast Vincent Brown brings his love of parkour to Bloomington.
Tickets cost $30 in advance and $35 at the door.
Owners took their dogs to watch films at the Ryder Magazine’s weekly movie event.
The opera premieres Sept. 20, 21, 27 and 28 at 7:30 p.m. with English subtitles in the Musical Arts Center.
The annual festival featured local vendors and organizations discussing sustainable food.
The singer-songwriter sang her hits and shared stories from her childhood.
Bloomington resident screens his latest documentary about the struggles of a woman running for mayor in her Peruvian hometown.
Topics included building a new auditorium and introducing STEAM to schools.
Director Penny Lane and costume designer Ruth Carter are also set to talk.
The Neal-Marshall Black Cultural Center featured Tobar as part of Hispanic Heritage Month.
The gallery focuses on ideas of gender identity, sexuality and individuality.
The celebration will feature IU alum Michael Singh and his father Arun.
IU's longest-running comedy group introduced three new members.
Ron Funches will perform, and all benefits will be donated.
Apex Manor opened for the featured Strand of Oaks.
Museum Fest will allow art lovers to experience the newly-renovated museum.