Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center commemorates Black History Month through art and fashion
The fashion show and art exhibit were also a part of the center's 50th anniversary celebration.
The fashion show and art exhibit were also a part of the center's 50th anniversary celebration.
The Founding Father’s birthday was Jan. 11.
The event will include a jigsaw puzzle competition and a presentation from a puzzle curator.
Students made crafts relating to black history.
The event included performances, speeches and an award presentation.
Four of the independent filmmaker's works will be shown.
The third Monday in January is designated as a national day of service.
There were magical performances, detailed costumes and everything Harry Potter.
The group members all have varying levels of experience with improv comedy.
This is one of Waller-Bridge’s last performances of the play ever.
The Q&A session was prior to a screening of her latest film "The Perfect Candidate."
IU students gathered to paint and eat free breakfast foods.
Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and to sing and talk along to the screening.
This show is part of the National Theatre Live series at the IU Cinema.
The annual event will be at Trinity Reformed Church.
Students can improve their focus and ability to enjoy life in the present with meditation.
The ensemble is undergoing new record label "SNC Records."
Community members came together for a Latino performances, food and company.
The Eskenazi Museum of Art opens after-hours for the Bloomington community.
BAFT 2020 session will run from Jan. 21 to May 9.