Lotus in the Meadow kicks off weekend of events
Latin fusion group Matixando closed opening night on the autumn equinox at Dunn Meadow.
Latin fusion group Matixando closed opening night on the autumn equinox at Dunn Meadow.
Three family-friendly, glow-in-the-dark events will be offered at local parks.
The week-long event celebrates individual freedom to read and access information.
The exhibit highlights six artists’ search and discovery of their identity.
The Aug. 27 event was Bloomington PRIDE's ninth annual Pridefest.
The city offers a variety of activities, from art and shopping to music and live sports.
The festival will feature artwork, community booths, live music and kids’ activities.
Bloomington residents and students gathered to enjoy art, music, food and conversation.
The immersive, outdoor theater experience was created by Brooklyn-based production company Nightdrive.
The event will start at 7 p.m. on August 27.
The two-day open house will allow visitors to explore the Wells Library space.
The free concert series will showcase the talents of various bands and vocalists.
Pridefest features drag performers, wellness events and local vendors.
A variety of world-class musicians and dancers will perform throughout the weekend.
The Monroe County History Center will display years of local restaurant history.
Newcomer will read poetry, perform original songs and lead a book signing.
All tickets are available on the Comedy Attic website.
The 90-minute screening will feature a compilation of submitted cat videos, animations and music videos.
The 29th annual Lotus World Music and Arts Festival is Sept. 22-25.
The music festival lasted from 1-10 p.m. on June 25.