Local live music: Celebrate the end of the semester with these events
Celebrate the end of the semester with live music around Bloomington.
Celebrate the end of the semester with live music around Bloomington.
The festival celebrated global music, dance and community at IU.
From an informal race around a dorm to “The World’s Greatest College Weekend.”
Four events during the Little 500 weekend in Bloomington.
The opera aimed to make theater and orchestra accessible to children.
Attendees designed tattoos inspired by the museum's art collections.
Sunday’s ‘Junk in the Trunk’ event drew crowds, secondhand vendors and food trucks.
Culture Shock hosted several musicians who performed for the Bloomington community.
Enjoy the springtime weather this week with these live music opportunities.
The event was rescheduled from April 4.
Boots Riley discussed his creative process and themes explored in his work.
Isaac Salazar, leader of Melodía Latina, performed at the market on Valentine's Day 2026.
Students and community members will present around 30 pieces in total.
"Dance at the Museum" showcased dances from multiple regions of Mexico March 12.
Community members explored adoptions, vendors and pet services at Bloomington’s Pet Expo.
Five speakers presented at the conference Friday.
Senior contemporary dancer Lila Hodgin leads independent project “Not Now, Not Ever.”
The two-hour performance was held in Auer Hall Thursday night.
Seven a cappella groups will compete to perform at the Little 500