Local live music this week: festivities after finals
Check out these live performances to wind down from finals.
Check out these live performances to wind down from finals.
The organization welcomes donors to purchase gifts for parents to give their children.
The performance starts at 8 p.m. Friday at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
The production is two hours long with intermission at the Ruth N. Halls Theatre.
With the holidays coming up, there are plenty of live music options to celebrate.
The IU community celebrated holiday cheer at the IMU's annual candle lighting event.
The short film was part of IU's World AIDS Day 2025: A Week of Awareness.
Fans of the franchise can experience “The Hunger Games” in theaters once again.
Bloomington offers great opportunities for a fun Thanksgiving week.
All proceeds of the stand-up comedy show will go towards Habitat for Humanity.
Fourth Wall’s first event was a collection of one-act plays to a sold-out crowd.
Escape the stress of this last week of school with live music.
The free event was held Friday at Alumni Hall inside the Indiana Memorial Union.
Constellation Stage & Screen presented the musical production of “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown!” on Saturday.
The Windfall Dance Company hosted its annual "Cabaret" showcase.
Attendees practiced mindfulness next to baby goats during “Goat Yoga at the Graduate.”
Mitski’s concert film captured the attention of local Bloomington fans on Saturday.
Artisan Guilds of Bloomington hosts the annual holiday show and sale.
Local artist Jennifer Davis led a collage workshop that encouraged creativity and community connection.
The Bloomington Book Festival brought together authors and readers.