Column: A stroll through the market
Food columnist Amanda Arnold frequents the Bloomington Farmers' Market not only for fresh produce, but also for the refreshing environment.
Food columnist Amanda Arnold frequents the Bloomington Farmers' Market not only for fresh produce, but also for the refreshing environment.
Fashion columnist Audrey Perkins makes observations about the winter and spring trends she sees in media coverage of ongoing New York Fashion Week.
Professor of French and comparative literature Eileen Julien has been named the new director of IU’s Institute for Advanced Study.
Members of Flight Club Fitness, a local hub for group aerial fitness classes and private training, spun and twirled in the air with silk fabric last Friday at WonderLab.
Veteran rock musician Paul Collins will perform at the Bishop Bar 9 p.m. Monday, along with opening acts Purple 7 and Triptides.
Winners and semifinalists of the Bloomington Comedy Festival will perform their original acts every night through Saturday as part of the Fifth Annual Best of the Fest.
Two new fall exhibitions, “Past/Present” and “La Vida Sexual,” will have their opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday at The Kinsey Institute.
For years, Cassaundra Huskey spent 30 minutes on an elliptical each day staring at the same blank back wall of Jake’s Nightclub from the confines of Cardinal Fitness. Huskey started a project titled “Jake’s Wall” to try to paint a mural on what she describes on the project grant application as a “glaring spot of blight in an otherwise thriving district of the city.”
As part of Bloomington’s Gallery Walk, roots musician David Wierhake will perform original tunes from 6 to 9 p.m. Sept. 6 at Max’s Place.
The Cardinal Stage Company will present “Lord of the Flies” from Sept. 11 to Sept. 15 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
In May, I wrote a column bashing the European trend of wedged sneakers. I remember saying, “the U.S. shouldn’t be ready for them,” and “this is a trend that should stay in Europe.”Well, now I’m going to eat my words.
Indian classical musician Amjad Ali Khan will be the first Artist in Residence at the newly formed School of Global and International Studies.
Ava DuVernay, a Sundance Film Festival award-winning independent filmmaker, will visit IU Cinema, where she will show seven films and give a lecture.
To commemorate their 2009 opening, The Bishop Bar will have its Fourth Anniversary Celebration at 9:30 p.m. Friday.
Country artist Brett Eldredge will perform 8 p.m. Thursday at the Bluebird Nightclub.
The Grunwald Gallery of Art began showing two international exhibits on Aug. 30. A German exhibit showcases the work of a variety of German painters. Two IU professors collaborated on another show featuring images from Japan's earthquake.
Attack of the “dog-to-pus” and other confusing changes in ‘The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones’
Camelia Voin, a lyric colortura soprano, performed an intimate recital of Romanian songs Tuesday night at Ford-Crawford Hall.
Surrounded by various canvases in The Venue on Grant Street, Luis Cordova, a master’s student at IU, strummed his guitar for a small audience Tuesday night.
Bloomington’s Lotus World Music and Arts Festival will kick things off with a concert at Alumni Hall Sept. 26