Journey to Neverland leads to Buskirk-Chumley stage
Bloomington Youth Theatre presents adaptation of ‘Peter Pan’ with collaborative efforts from the Bloomington High Flyers Circus.
Bloomington Youth Theatre presents adaptation of ‘Peter Pan’ with collaborative efforts from the Bloomington High Flyers Circus.
Vampire Weekend's Sept. 6 performance at the IU Auditorium, which will also feature the opening acts Dum Dum Girls and Beach House, has been the result of a collaborative effort from local booking agency Spirit of ’68 Promotions and the IU Union Board.
Kristen Watterson's artist profile column, Btown Brush Strokes, features Dave Segedy and takes a close look at his upcoming project Sleeping Bag.
Amanda Jacobson's Fashion House column examines affordable summer trends on Kirkwood Ave.
The Bloomington Songwriter Showcase takes place at the Players Pub every Monday, featuring local and national singer songwriters.
Vampire Weekend will perform at 7 p.m. September 6 at the IU Auditorium. According to a press release, IU-Bloomington students can begin purchasing tickets for the concert for $32 at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Bursar billing is available for these tickets. Tickets will go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. on Friday for $35.
Bloomington's Arts Fair on the Square displayed the products of over 50 local artists available for purchase.
MaryJane Slaby's Literature Life column discuss the value of historical landmarks in relation to historical texts.
A group of 11 people got up on stage Saturday to speak into the microphone in front of friends and strangers in a dimly-lit room, simply for the love of telling stories.
Cyclops Studios now houses The Blank Canvas, a local artists’ guild founded by IU graduate Adam Nahas along with friends John Shestak and Kyle Caird.
The thirtieth annual Bloomington Arts Fair on the Square will feature 50 artists, and live performances. The Bloomington Area Arts Council will play host to the annual event from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday in front of the Monroe County Courthouse.
Ryan Martin's BloomingBeats column reviews Damien Jurado's performance at The Bishop.
Margaret Ely's Food for Thought column discusses the effects of advertising on the nations eating habits, and calorie intake.
The Jacobs School of Music will be hosting the 2010 Summer Music Festival with over 50 events between June 19 and August 10.
When bands battle, it’s all about the energy and connection with the audience — or at least that was one factor that helped land punk group Medusa in first place Tuesday. It was just one segment of an extensive Battle of the Bands put on by Spirit of ’68 Promotions and hosted by the Bluebird Nightclub. The Bluebird Nightclub is hosting a Battle of the Bands running through August. The first place winner will receive a $2000 cash prize.
Six IU filmmaking teams will compete against the best student cinematographers in the world this weekend at the 2010 Campus MovieFest International Grande Finale in Las Vegas.
Amanda Jacobson's Fashion House column discusses the global trend of handmade crafts incorporated in high class fashion designs. Jacobson explores Bloomington galleries and stores that offer similar items at affordable prices.
IU 1972 graduate Yearn Choi recently published his memoir, “Song to Myself: A Korean-American Life.” reflecting on his time in Korea, and the United States with a portion of the novel dedicated to his life at IU.
The Second Annual Bloomington Comedy Festival will spend nine weeks searching for the funniest person in Bloomington in a bracketed tournament hosted by the Comedy Attic.
MaryJane Slaby's Literature Life column discusses the pleasures of browsing books stores in foreign cities such as London.