Comedian credits hard work, opportunity for success
Comedian Mark Normand's style ranged from bold-faced to intimate.
Comedian Mark Normand's style ranged from bold-faced to intimate.
Concertgoers danced shoulder-to-shoulder. LED striplights flashed.
A new exhibit at Wells Library shows Bloomington's history through photography.
Jeanna McLeish and Mark Burkett are the featured artists during the month of July.
Mark Normand will make his second Comedy Attic appearance this weekend.
Gritty with a bit of heartache. Dark country. That’s how two audience members described Shooter Jennings’ performance at the Bluebird on Friday.
The Gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday this week.
Waylon Albright Jennings — better known as “Shooter” Jennings — is coming to town this weekend, and fans in Bloomington are getting ready.
Wine and Canvas is a fun night-out activity which has recently grown in popularity across the country.
It’s no accident we call our loved ones “honey”, according to beekeeper Tracy Hunter.
Art history graduates face huge challenge for seeking traditional major-related jobs even through the overall employment climate has improved.
The Cardinal Stage company presents its two-week run of the rock musical Murder Ballad
Actress and stand-up comic Alice Wetterlund returns to the Comedy Attic in downtown Bloomington.
Bloomington's annual Arts Fair on the Square encircled the Monroe County courthouse on Saturday.
The 10th USA International Harp Competition is taking place at the Jacobs School of Music.
Last Monday, the Portland based singer brought his band to the Bluebird.
Alice Wetterlund makes her return to the Comedy Attic for a five show event.
Arts Fair on the Square returns to downtown Bloomington this Saturday, June 18. Presented by the Bloomington Playwrights Project, the 36th Annual Arts Fair on the Square will surround the Monroe County Courthouse from 10 a.m.
Beginning on June 15, local comedians will take the stage every Wednesday night in a bid to earn the prestigious title of “Funniest Person in Bloomington."
IU's Virtual World Heritage Laboratory works to digitize the Uffizi Gallery’s 1,250-piece sculpture collection into 3-D format.