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Your guide to Bloomington's (many) grocery stores and international markets
Bloomington is famously a foodie town, but it's unlikely you want to eat out every night. For at home meals, a snack stash and everything in between, you'll want to know what stores in your neighborhood suit your needs. While Bloomington only has a handful traditional grocery chain stores (still no sign of a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods coming our way), it offers a rich selection of international markets, artisan stores and farm-fresh locations to suit...
PRESS RELEASE: Parks & Recreation Hosts Public Meeting on New Powerline Trail Design
This press release was written by Rebecca Swift for City of Bloomington. Bloomington, Ind.–Parks and Recreation is holding a public meeting Sept. 4 at the Pavilion at Switchyard Park, 1601 S. Rogers St. in Bloomington, to share information about the design of a new trail that will begin at Rogers Street across from the Switchyard Park entrance and run .9 miles west beneath the power lines.
This weekend in Bloomington: Bug Fest, Mad Max, WFHB block party
Bloomington is giving us reasons to laugh this weekend, whether it's at a standup comedy show, from the surprise of a 3D movie, the thrill of getting close to a creepy crawly or the exuberance of a block party. Be brave, leave your house and let your joy shine this weekend by taking in live music, connecting with your community or sitting back to watch the action. Laurie Kilmartin brings GenX standup to Comedy Attic ...
IU to display guitars of iconic musicians from Jim Irsay Collection
Larry Hall became animated as he ticked off the names of rock legends, all of whom are represented among the guitars that Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has collected. “David Gilmore, Pink Floyd, the black Strad is right here, Jerry Garcia's Tiger,” he said. “There's so many from Eric Clapton and Prince, and just so many different people that were such a big part of American history through rock and roll.”
A Bloomington favorite, Blooming Thai, opens in a new location; Snack Shack events planned
A favorite Bloomington restaurant that closed its North College Avenue location in May 2023 has reopened at 405 E. Fourth St. Blooming Thai now is open daily, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Many of the dishes foodies have been missing are on the menu: from pad Thai to pho...
IU Eskenazi Students To Showcase Rural Placemaking Studio Designs August 27
Comprehensive design students from the IU Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design will showcase their innovative designs for rural southern Indiana communities from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, August 27, at The Mill at 642 N. Madison Street in Bloomington. The event is presented by the Indiana University Center for Rural Engagement and the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design.
School Is Back in Session, and So Are AI Art Classes
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Longtime WFIU classical radio host George Walker dies at age 81
George Walker, who for 45 years was the voice of classical music and a programming director at WFIU Public Radio, died Wednesday. Walker, 81, retired in 2022 after a diagnosis of frontotemporal (progressive) disease. ...
A Toast to the Best Wineries in Bloomington, Indiana
Tucked away in the scenic hills of southern Indiana is Bloomington, the charming home of my alma mater, Indiana University. It also happens to be home to a couple of the Midwest’s best wineries. Yes, this little Indiana town, well-regarded for its arts scene and natural beauty, is also home to a flourishing wine culture. And, no matter how visitors identify on the spectrum from seasoned sommeliers to casual sippers, these Bloomington wineries are sure to offer something for every palate.
Buskirk-Chumley Theater Events for September 1-15, 2024
Event: Purple Rain (film) Venue: Buskirk-Chumley Theater 114 E Kirkwood Ave, Bloomington, IN 47408. Description: Let’s go crazy and party like it’s 1999!. 40 years ago - In 1984 - Prince, with his band, The Revolution, released an album and film that would become a touchstone of 1980’s pop culture.
PRESS RELEASE: Blue Revue August 20
The following is a press release written by Monroe County Democrats for the Blue Revue. With 76 days left until the General Election, Democrats will use this opportunity to rally around our presumptive nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, and her running mate, Governor Tim Walz, and to harness the Party’s newly-found momentum to bring us one step closer to victory this November.
Enjoy a Burrito at Tuesday Market
BLOOMINGTON— From his fields in Unionville, IN, Josh McClary of Consideration Farm offers the Considerate Burrito—a farm-fresh, frozen meal designed from seed to freezer for convenience and crafted with care. Produced in bulk at the One World Commissary Kitchen in Bloomington, the Considerate Burrito bridges the gap between...
Creekside Strings offers free art class coming to StoneGate
BEDFORD- FREE creative programming continues next week, supporting the Little Free Art Gallery project. This Indiana String Art Class hosted by Creekside Strings is free to attend; however, the class size is limited to 25, and registration opens Monday, August 19, at 10 AM. To register, email abender@bedford.in.gov with participant...
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