From gay ordinance to mock cemeteries: A brief history of Bloomington PRIDE
Prepare for Bloomington's fifth annual Pridefest with a look back at the city's involvement with the LGBT community.
Prepare for Bloomington's fifth annual Pridefest with a look back at the city's involvement with the LGBT community.
Peoples Park concerts are free and allow local musicians to perform their music.
The exhibit "Out of Easy Reach" will focus on contemporary abstraction.
"Six Degrees of Leonard Bernstein" is to be performed on Aug. 19 at Waldron Hill Buskirk Park.
"Va-Va-Va-Vaudeville" was an opportunity for local performers to get on a larger stage.
The Bloomington based group mixed funk with rhythm and blues, rock and hip-hop.
The IU Auditorium offers another season of world-class performances at any affordable price.
If you're looking for something to do during Welcome Week, go see "Ava," "Yellow Submarine" and "Avengers: Infinity War."
Alice Hargrave's "Paradise Wavering" is a photography exhibit open until Sept. 29 at the FAR Center for Contemporary Arts.
There are many state and county fairs you can attend before the summer ends.
The show will take place at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 12.
Five for Fighting is behind the 2001 hit 'Superman (It's Not Easy)' and '100 Years.'
The competition features three local chefs, who have an hour to create a winning dish that must include a local secret ingredient.
The festival will present short films revolving around how dogs fit into the human world.
The show will take place at 9:30 p.m. July 26 at The Bishop Bar.
Tickets for the July 26 performance start at $30.
Acts include a unicycling juggler, drag queens and burlesque performances.
The screening will take place July 20 and feature a hip-hop dance lesson beforehand.
Comedian Tig Notaro wrote series and specials for Amazon and HBO.
Concerts will take place July 13, 20 and 27.