The Jacobs School of Music Summer Music Series, now in its third year, will present more than 50 free and ticketed events to the public beginning Friday, June 14 and ending Tuesday, July 23.
The ninth USA International Harp Competition will take place Wednesday, July 10 at the Jacobs School of Music and is expected to draw more than 50 professional harpists to Bloomington, the largest number of contestants since the competition’s inception.
Riders said they enjoyed many of the works of art around City Hall, including Bloomington Banquet, sculpted by Dale Enochs.
Although I only brushed my teeth with the tap water from the bathroom sink, I went to bed wondering if I was going to make it through the night.
A special preview of Cardinal Stage Company’s adaption of the 1952 children’s classic, “Charlotte’s Web,” graced the auditorium stage at the MCPL Saturday.
IU student Jon Savitt has been in contact with producers and supervisors at MTV with hopes to eventually pitch an idea for a television show.
This year’s FunRaise the Rent was the second-annual fundraiser for the tuition-free charter school.
Only four Archie Green Fellowship awards were granted by the American Folklife Center this spring, one going to IU's Jon Kay.
In fifth grade, my teacher told my parents I had an attitude problem. I still do sometimes, but in America we can all say that is a common attribute, right?
The folk rock band Night Beds made its return to Bloomington Tuesday night at the Bishop accompanied by solo acoustic performer Jenny O.
Hall of Heroes, located on East Third Street in Bloomington, is a newly established tabletop hobby store and gaming space for all ages.
Local venues present events to fill Memorial Day weekend with art, music and literature.
The Jacobs School of Music will participate in the first of many tapings for a series of national commercials promoting the entire IU school system.
Large crowds visited the Grunwald Gallery of Art to view more than 90 artworks that aim to expose issues with gender, identity, sexuality and reproduction at the opening reception of the eighth annual Kinsey Institute Juried Art Show Friday evening.
From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, the IU Art Museum featured a special installation and activity as well as a one-day sale at Angles Café & Gift Shop.
Robin Carlson’s day job may pay the bills, but those fleshy, twitching doll heads won “Best in Show” Friday evening at the 2013 Kinsey Institute Juried Art Show.
The Kinsey Institute will present an opening reception its Juried Art Show Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Grunwald Gallery.
Audrey Perkins' final column from her study abroad in Paris explores French street style and chic sportswear trends.
As the band was already living in fear of a cease-and-desist letter from PBS, the Philly foursome decided to switch "reading" to "bleeding."
The Bishop Bar's playboard read "Bleeding Rainbow" Saturday night, because about a year ago Portlandia’s Carrie Brownstein decided she didn’t like the band's original name - Reading Rainbow.
