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Myanmar Student Association makes a splash with annual Burmese New Year Water Festival

By Arnaav Anand · Tuesday, April 22 9:11 a.m.

The event also spread awareness about the recent earthquake and political hardships in Myanmar.

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Ellen Jovin punctuates her ‘Grammar Table’ with a stop in Bloomington

By Arnaav Anand · Sunday, April 20 1:27 p.m.

Jovin’s book and her husband’s film capture their journey across all 50 states.

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Bloomington Expressive Arts Training holds 13th annual Spring Show

By Stella Klaus · Sunday, April 20 1 p.m.

BEAT prepares for spring showcase of its show choir and dance teams.

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‘You need to be able to find your people’: IU LGBTQ+ Alumni Association hosts coffee happy hour

By Lily Saylor · Saturday, April 19 9 p.m.

To celebrate IU Day, alumni gathered at The Inkwell Bakery and Café.

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‘Everyone can benefit from being around a horse’: PALS to host spring show Saturday

By Abby Whited · Friday, April 18 5:32 p.m.

Nonprofit organization PALS will host its biannual show.

PHOTOS: Students and Bloomington residents enjoy Late Nite's Cream and Crimson Carnival

By Chloe LaVelle · Sunday, April 13 11:26 p.m.

The event was free for all to attend.

Spring into speed: IU car club hosts cars and coffee event

By Violet Kingsbury · Tuesday, April 8 9:30 a.m.

IU’s Car Club hosted “Cars and Coffee” with Fishers Car Club.

Girls Rock Bloomington to host youth songwriting and zine workshop

By Abby Whited · Wednesday, April 2 6:29 p.m.

The project is in partnership with University Collections at the McCalla School.

Spring Sprout Food Systems Series features vibrant local Bloomington market

By Lily Saylor · Monday, March 31 11:17 a.m.

The People’s Cooperative Market hosted a four-day event.

‘It can be fun, it can be playful’: WonderLab destigmatizes math during Pi Day celebration

By Violet Kingsbury · Sunday, March 16 2:51 p.m.

WonderLab Museum celebrated 3.14 with math activities and optical illusions.

‘It can be fun, it can be playful’: WonderLab destigmatizes math during Pi Day celebration

By Violet Kingsbury · Sunday, March 16 2:51 p.m.

WonderLab Museum celebrated 3.14 with math activities and optical illusions.

Monroe County Civic Theater brings ‘And Then There Were None’ to life

By Ishwari Dawkhar · Sunday, March 16 2:47 p.m.

Agatha Christie’s play “And Then There Were None” debuts in Bloomington.

Can a vision board help you sleep? IU Student Wellness hosts ‘Sweet Dreams’ event 

By Violet Kingsbury · Saturday, March 15 3:38 p.m.

Student Wellness shared how creating vision boards can help improve sleep habits.

Finding ‘A Place to Call Home’ through art therapy at the Eskenazi Museum of Art

By Stella Klaus · Sunday, March 9 7:54 p.m.

An art therapy group aims to help students find their place in Bloomington.

‘People want to laugh,’ Bloomington comedians offer advice to prospective comedians

By Ursula Stickelmaier · Thursday, March 6 12:04 p.m.

Bloomington comics recommend their go-to open mic spots.

The Writers Guild at Bloomington holds prose reading Sunday

By Lily Saylor · Tuesday, March 4 9:45 a.m.

The event honored Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month with local prose readings from disabled writers.

‘I bombed for about 30 minutes’: Indiana YouTuber encourages the Bloomington community to try comedy

By Ursula Stickelmaier · Monday, March 3 5:57 p.m.

The YouTuber stood by Sample Gates to gauge people’s interest in stand up.

‘Everything just slows down’: Local farmers share struggles of winter season

By Violet Kingsbury · Thursday, Feb. 27 9:10 a.m.

Farmers shared how the winter season affects their crops and animals.

‘For the Love of Black Art’ celebrates Valentine's Day and Black History Month

By Gabby Rogers · Sunday, Feb. 16 11:29 a.m.

Collaboration between Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center and Eskenazi School brings Black art into focus.

Meet Jack Kilby, the man behind Bloomington’s monthly record show and tell

By Emerson Elledge · Thursday, Feb. 13 10:44 a.m.

“Record Show & Tell” occurs at 1 p.m. every third Saturday in the McCalla Building.

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Community Events

Myanmar Student Association makes a splash with annual Burmese New Year Water Festival

Ellen Jovin punctuates her ‘Grammar Table’ with a stop in Bloomington

Bloomington Expressive Arts Training holds 13th annual Spring Show

‘You need to be able to find your people’: IU LGBTQ+ Alumni Association hosts coffee happy hour

‘Everyone can benefit from being around a horse’: PALS to host spring show Saturday

PHOTOS: Students and Bloomington residents enjoy Late Nite's Cream and Crimson Carnival

Spring into speed: IU car club hosts cars and coffee event

Girls Rock Bloomington to host youth songwriting and zine workshop

Spring Sprout Food Systems Series features vibrant local Bloomington market

‘It can be fun, it can be playful’: WonderLab destigmatizes math during Pi Day celebration

‘It can be fun, it can be playful’: WonderLab destigmatizes math during Pi Day celebration

Monroe County Civic Theater brings ‘And Then There Were None’ to life

Can a vision board help you sleep? IU Student Wellness hosts ‘Sweet Dreams’ event

Finding ‘A Place to Call Home’ through art therapy at the Eskenazi Museum of Art

‘People want to laugh,’ Bloomington comedians offer advice to prospective comedians

The Writers Guild at Bloomington holds prose reading Sunday

‘I bombed for about 30 minutes’: Indiana YouTuber encourages the Bloomington community to try comedy

‘Everything just slows down’: Local farmers share struggles of winter season

‘For the Love of Black Art’ celebrates Valentine's Day and Black History Month

Meet Jack Kilby, the man behind Bloomington’s monthly record show and tell

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