The IU First Nations Center will host series on contemporary native identity
Nov 8, 2020 11:04 amThe series will include talks by four speakers over three days.
The series will include talks by four speakers over three days.
“Freaky” will be shown at 8 p.m. with a 50-person limit.
Day of the Dead-related events spanned the week leading up to the holiday.
There are 13 venues around campus that allow students to coordinate a variety of events.
Bloomington Restaurant Week features value-priced menus without coupons or tickets.
The First Thursdays festival took place Thursday afternoon.
The IU grad and performer will play at 8 p.m. Friday.
The quinceañera theme for this Fiesta de Otoño matches its 15-year anniversary.
People must reserve tickets to enter the Great Glass Pumpkin Patch.
Bloomington's Latinx community welcomes its allies.
The event will feature global artists and performances from previous Lotus festivals.
Here are five events to attend this weekend in Bloomington.
This is the city's second round of arts funding during the pandemic.
The typically one-day celebration will now be a week long.
The festival will be online from Saturday until Dec. 31.
Homegrown Hip will show online jazz performances by local talent.
The venues provides the opportunity to gather in a socially distanced way.
The festivities will include a series of interactive stations from artists across campus.
Community members must RSVP to attend the events.
The graduates will create two theater performances to show outdoors in October.
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