World Fare to show at IU
Union Board and the Office of International Services will partner once again to present IU World’s Fare Thursday, Nov. 7. The fare will take place at 5 p.m. in Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
Union Board and the Office of International Services will partner once again to present IU World’s Fare Thursday, Nov. 7. The fare will take place at 5 p.m. in Alumni Hall in the Indiana Memorial Union.
Food columnist Amanda Arnold discusses an interesting new trend for rappers — releasing cookbooks.
The IU Art Museum opens its doors today to the bright, eclectic pop art of James Rosenquist. The six prints will be on display and available for public viewing as an addition to the museum’s first-floor permanent collection gallery, Curator of Works on Paper Nan Brewer said.
The Grunwald Gallery of Art is currently displaying three new exhibits: “Shift,” “These Moments Existed” and “Metal Inkorporated.” The exhibits will be shown through Nov. 21.
As the sun set over Bryan Park Friday night, more than 100 Bloomington residents — families, couples, kids — gathered in front of a lighted stage decorated with a grinning jack-o’-lantern back drop for an evening of scary storytelling at the Festival of Ghost Stories.
Bloomington-based artist Cappi Phillips’ parents always encouraged her to pursue a “real job.”
Classical guitarists from around the world gathered at the Jacobs School of Music during the weekend to participate in the fourth annual Indiana International Guitar Festival and Competition.
Fashion columnist Audrey Perkins gives some advice for making your own Halloween costume.
The Wells-Metz Theatre transformed into “Chicago” this weekend, where 1920s’ murderesses wooed the jail warden, the jury and the audience.
Row after row of plush red seats were packed with groups of diehard fans of “The Price Is Right,” which stopped by Bloomington on its current live stage tour.
The story of a poet’s unrequited love and psychological downfall will be explored this weekend as the IU Opera Theater presents Jules Massenet’s “Werther.”
Punktoberfest, the second annual two-day, all ages punk music festival kicks off at noon Saturday at Rhino’s Youth Center and will continue into the night at Rachael's Cafe.
Needtobreathe is stopping in at the Bluebird for the first time as a part of their “Stomping Ground” tour featuring Wild Feathers.
The IU Art Museum will present an exhibition that features work from early 20th-century Indiana artists from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.
The IU Department of Theatre, Drama and Contemporary Dance continues its 2013-14 season Friday with the opening of “Chicago.”
Get ready to “come on down” to the IU Auditorium tonight, because “The Price Is Right” is live, it’s on tour and it’s here.
Comedian Paul Reiser will be performing at the Comedy Attic Friday and Saturday.Tickets cost $34.50 and can be purchased on the Comedy Attic’s website. Before Reiser’s Bloomington shows, the IDS spoke to him about his love of comedy and the highlights of his career.
Director Joe Swanberg talked to the IDS about his career, including his fascination with craft beer and how his movies act as snapshots of his life.
Book columnist Jenna Fagan gives her five favorite spooky books.
Travel columnist Kate Thacker discusses the many different religions found within India.