Bloom Magazine
Tag: Indiana University
-
Meg Lagodzki: Painter of Limestone Quarries
Six years ago, Bloomington artist Meg Lagodzki, 47, had a serious illness that resulted in the removal of her thyroid.…
-
Local Chess Club Brings Enthusiasts Together to Learn Strategies, Skills
While many people know the rules of chess and how each piece moves, far fewer actually know how to play…
-
Owner Has Big Plans for Creekside Retreat
Entrepreneur Jim Hammond has a long-range plan for transforming the 50 acres he purchased just off Ind. 46 east of…
-
Jewish Theatre of Bloomington Presents Timely Play About Hatred
Jewish Theatre of Bloomington will present ‘Visions of Right,’ by Marcia Cebulska; the story of a photographer who moves to…
-
Artisan Alley: A Three Location Co-Op For Struggling Artists
Artisan Alley provides studio space for more than 50 artists and craftspeople across three locations in Bloomington.
-
Martina Celerin: Fiber Artist Of Bloomington Experiences
Martina Celerin’s fiber creations tell a 3-D story with the help of reclaimed materials.
-
Mid by Midwest Productions: Creator of Participatory Murder Mysteries
The murder mystery dinners from Mid by Midwest Productions assign a character to each guest, making everyone part of the…
-
Wylie House Heirloom Seed Sale March 4 Supports Genetic Diversity
Heirlooms seeds come in greater varieties and produce plants with greater hardiness.
-
China Remixed: IU Presents a 10-Week Culture Festival
China Remixed, a 10-week culture festival at Indiana University, is highlighting the most progressive aspects of Chinese culture today.
-
Landmark Showers Building Marks 20 Years Since Revival
Former home of Showers Brothers Furniture Company now houses city, county offices and several private businesses.
Never miss an issue of Bloom
Bloomington’s magazine — published bimonthly and distributed throughout Monroe County.