Lizzie Kaboski

This will be Lynch’s third time performing at the attic.

Diners can eat special meals at 19 different locations around Bloomington.

A day-long workshop for teen girls interested in jazz will precede the event.

Attendees can see 18th century portraits, contemporary jewelry and video exhibitions.

Tickets are $10 for students and $20 for adults.

Director Jeanie Finlay was present and answered audience questions about the making of the film.

Artist Nina Abney drew inspiration from popular culture and the Bloomington community’s love for basketball.

The exhibition will run through the end of the month.

Branum is known for his roles on E!’s “Chelsea Lately” and as the host of truTV’s “Talk Show The Game Show.”

Black Cinema series will feature movies about families in post-civil rights era America.

A recycling center is available to all Bloomington residents at 3400 S. Walnut St.

The INseparable film tour will stop in Bloomington on February 5.

The films will be screened at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater, Bear's Place, the IU Fine Arts Theater and the IU Global Theater. 

Michael Uslan will participate in a book signing and post-film discussion. 

The film series will feature fairy tale classics.

The performance will feature songs and dance performances to honor King.

The cream and crimson colors have been a staple throughout IU history.

 Emojis act as a valuable tool for computer-mediated relationships.

The inaugural summit will discuss social issues affecting teen girls.