COLUMN: 3 fun activities to enjoy for those spending fall break in Bloomington
Make the most out of your staycation in Bloomington this fall break.
Make the most out of your staycation in Bloomington this fall break.
Awards were granted for lifetime achievement and apprenticeship in traditional art forms.
The Lotus Festival celebrated global music and art through a variety of performances and activities.
The grand opening includes food, music and tours in the newly renovated building.
The event showcased musicians and artists from places like Ukraine and Colombia.
There will be five storytellers from different backgrounds telling stories around fires.
IU alumnus Emil Wakim joined the cast of “Saturday Night Live” on Sept. 10.
The “Modern Family” actor will visit the IU Auditorium for a discussion and Q&A on Oct. 15.
Here are three places associated with IU that you might not know about—but should.
Students under 21 reflect on places they go out to in town.
With the temperature still high and the sun still shining, we don’t have to say hello to fall just yet.
Swift will perform Nov. 1-3 in Indianapolis.
The festival provides a space to celebrate and find a welcoming community.
The First Thursdays Festival showcases IU campus organizations, community resources, clubs and departments.
From Roman history to John Mellencamp, IU visitors can explore lots of topics at the museum.
The show is open to all ages, with tickets beginning at $25.
Off Night Productions will hold the play for six days in August.
Author Kelly Hill will be visiting to sign copies of her new novel and discuss it.
The film festival focuses on portraying solutions for the climate crisis through art.
Attendees can expect to find over 20 booths that offer a wide variety of local artisans and vendors.