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African Children’s Choir to visit Bloomington

By Lindsey Erdody · Wednesday, May 25,2011 8:49 p.m.

In 1989 Victor Thiessen quit his job, moved out of his apartment and joined the African Children’s Choir, an organization he knew very little about at the time.

What's good this weekend

Wednesday, May 25,2011 7:52 p.m.

The best of Bloomington goings-on this weekend.

Andy D takes his act westward

By Adam Lukach · Wednesday, May 25,2011 7:50 p.m.

Andy D looks absurd; donning a jean jacket and a fanny pack, forgoing a shirt and topping it all off with a rattail will have that effect.

Lilly Library showcases artistic side of Vonnegut, other classic authors

Wednesday, May 25,2011 7:47 p.m.

On display at the Lilly Library is a collection of different art from various authors, including Vonnegut, Lewis Carroll, Joseph Conrad and Sylvia Plath.

Theatre of the People offers friendly environment

By Adria Nassim · Sunday, May 22,2011 5:54 p.m.

Community-based theatre offers performance art opportunities to both experienced and inexperienced participants.

What's up this week?

Sunday, May 22,2011 5:50 p.m.

Bloomington happenings from Monday to Wednesday.

A Broad in Venice: A Place Where the Door Knobs are Beautiful

By Kayleen Cohen · Sunday, May 22,2011 5:46 p.m.

Kayleen's in a state of disbelief over the beautiful city of Venice.

Concert promotes world peace, religious tolerance

Sunday, May 22,2011 12:45 p.m.

On Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., at Buskirk-Chumley Theater, Omer Turkmenoglu’s ambition takes the stage in the form of Abraham’s Children: A Prayer for Peace. Turkmenoglu hopes that the concert will promote “world peace through spiritual unity” and one day be performed at the White House.

Unlikely lineup to rock Bishop

By Rachel Trees · Thursday, May 19,2011 3:12 p.m.

On Sunday, local bands Fluffer and the Broderick will open for the return of raunchy rapper Andy D.

Bloomington happenings

Wednesday, May 18,2011 7 p.m.

The best in Bloomington entertainment for the weekend

Bloomington band the Main Squeeze preps for first festival

By Adam Lukach · Wednesday, May 18,2011 6:58 p.m.

Crowds of 500 to 600 people have been heading to The Bluebird Nightclub to see the Squeeze's most recent shows. Those huge numbers caught the attention of the folks at Summer Camp music festival.

It’s the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine)

By Andrew Crowley · Wednesday, May 18,2011 6:56 p.m.

You say the rapture is coming May 21? No sweat.

IU Cinema, Jacobs School collaborate for movie score competition

Wednesday, May 18,2011 1:57 p.m.

Undergraduate Jacobs student Ari Fisher, a composition major with a minor in orchestral conducting, was selected as the winner of the competition.

Photography show takes to walls of Mexican restaurant

Monday, May 16,2011 4:33 p.m.

BFA students diplay pictures of the chili pepper.

Acoustic festival raises money for WFHB public radio

By Bailey Loosemore · Sunday, May 15,2011 6:16 p.m.

WFHB’s fourth annual Acoustic Roots Festival moved from its home at the Story Inn in Brown County to Upland Brewing Company this year.

A Broad in Venice: The Art of Packing

By Kayleen Cohen · Sunday, May 15,2011 6:11 p.m.

Kayleen Cohen shares the techniques behind international packing.

Peace concert brings faiths together with prayer, song

By Adam Lukach · Thursday, May 12,2011 12:06 a.m.

Before the crowd even began its standing ovation at Buskirk-Chumley Theater on Tuesday night, applause was already escaping from the palms of the audience.

No one ages better than Neil Young does

By Andrew Crowley · Thursday, May 12,2011 12:03 a.m.

Anyone who spends even five minutes with me these days quickly becomes aware of what an unabashed Neil Young fan I am.

IU Cinema reduces schedule, to close in July

Tuesday, May 10,2011 3:52 p.m.

Viewings will continue through June, then the cinema will be closed for all of July. It is set to reopen the first week of August,

Concert promotes world peace, religious tolerance

Tuesday, May 10,2011 3:02 p.m.

On Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., at Buskirk-Chumley Theater, Omer Turkmenoglu’s ambition takes the stage in the form of Abraham’s Children: A Prayer for Peace. Turkmenoglu hopes that the concert will promote “world peace through spiritual unity” and one day be performed at the White House.

African Children’s Choir to visit Bloomington

What's good this weekend

Andy D takes his act westward

Lilly Library showcases artistic side of Vonnegut, other classic authors

Theatre of the People offers friendly environment

What's up this week?

A Broad in Venice: A Place Where the Door Knobs are Beautiful

Concert promotes world peace, religious tolerance

Unlikely lineup to rock Bishop

Bloomington happenings

Bloomington band the Main Squeeze preps for first festival

It’s the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine)

IU Cinema, Jacobs School collaborate for movie score competition

Photography show takes to walls of Mexican restaurant

Acoustic festival raises money for WFHB public radio

A Broad in Venice: The Art of Packing

Peace concert brings faiths together with prayer, song

No one ages better than Neil Young does

IU Cinema reduces schedule, to close in July

Concert promotes world peace, religious tolerance

UPDATED: Broken pipe floods IU Health Bloomington Hospital on Monday, displacing patients

Phi Delta Theta placed on interim directives list day before Little 500 race

COLUMN: Indiana wants to be back — now it’s acting like it

Monroe County under flood advisory, thunderstorm watch

UPDATED: Missing person from Bloomington found, police no longer seeking help