PHOTOS: Bloomington celebrates annual Pridefest
The event was free to attend and took place Saturday.
The event was free to attend and took place Saturday.
Participants displayed and auctioned small animals like chickens and rabbits at the Monroe County Fair.
The fair, which includes a carnival and musical performances, will run until July 6.
Proceeds from the 44th annual sale help cover the history center’s operating costs.
The show focuses on Catherine of Aragon, first wife of Henry VIII of England.
The event also spread awareness about the recent earthquake and political hardships in Myanmar.
Jovin’s book and her husband’s film capture their journey across all 50 states.
BEAT prepares for spring showcase of its show choir and dance teams.
To celebrate IU Day, alumni gathered at The Inkwell Bakery and Café.
Nonprofit organization PALS will host its biannual show.
The event was free for all to attend.
IU’s Car Club hosted “Cars and Coffee” with Fishers Car Club.
The project is in partnership with University Collections at the McCalla School.
The People’s Cooperative Market hosted a four-day event.
WonderLab Museum celebrated 3.14 with math activities and optical illusions.
WonderLab Museum celebrated 3.14 with math activities and optical illusions.
Agatha Christie’s play “And Then There Were None” debuts in Bloomington.
Student Wellness shared how creating vision boards can help improve sleep habits.
An art therapy group aims to help students find their place in Bloomington.
Bloomington comics recommend their go-to open mic spots.