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Take a tour of the Downtown Library with VITAL staff, get help using eLibrary resources, and learn more about what you can do with your library card.
BLEMF 2025 is the Bloomington Early Music Festival, focusing this year on Early Music in the African Diaspora. Info at www.blemf.org
Youth Radio is holding an orientation for teens 13-20 who are interested in DJing on WFHB. Learn more about the program and how to become a DJ! If you are unable to attend but want to get involved, contact [email protected]
Bloomington Parks and Recreation has a long history of hosting live music in city parks, and of showcasing local musical talent. The Performing Arts Series presented by Visit Bloomington provides many accessible venues for outdoor performances, and promotes music as a way for local residents to experience different musical cultures and to bring neighbors together.
BLEMF 2025 is the Bloomington Early Music Festival, focusing this year on Early Music in the African Diaspora. Info at www.blemf.org
Join us to build LEGO®! Bring your own kit to build or help assemble one of ours. Age 18 and up.
Morgenstern Books is excited to welcome author John Kenney to celebrate the release of his latest book, I See You’ve Called in Dead. Join us for an evening in conversation with the author about the new book, a meet n’ greet after the talk, and grab a signed copy!
7-8pm host band
8-10pm open blues jam with backline provided.
Tom Tykwer | 1998 | Germany | R
In this visually and conceptually impressive film, two-bit criminal Manni botches a delivery for his crime-lord boss, losing $100,000 in the process. With only 20 minutes to come up with the cash, he calls on his girlfriend Lola for help. Lola sprints the streets of Berlin in a series of overlapping scenarios, trying to find the quickest way to save Manni from his boss and himself. [80 min; action, thriller; German with English subtitles]
www.limestonefest.com/schedule
Cruise into summer with dreamy, synthy vibes and soft-lit indie bangers.
MUNA · Clairo · Blood Orange · The Midnight · Beach House & more.
✨ Dress code: retro jackets, sunglasses at night, indie film energy.
💌 Drop your track requests — what’s on your late night playlist?
Study on your own, but with friends! Drop in and get help from VITAL staff to find learning resources and materials to improve your reading, writing, or English language skills.
BLEMF 2025 is the Bloomington Early Music Festival, focusing this year on Early Music in the African Diaspora. Info at www.blemf.org
Help decorate the Downtown Teen Space for our All-Ages Summer Reading Program by crafting different bugs to live here all summer long
www.limestonefest.com/schedule
Gates open at 9am, Racing at 3pm until it ends
BLEMF 2025 is the Bloomington Early Music Festival, focusing this year on Early Music in the African Diaspora. Info at www.blemf.org
BLEMF 2025 is the Bloomington Early Music Festival, focusing this year on Early Music in the African Diaspora. Info at www.blemf.org
With Wes Eberhardt (lead guitar), Pickin’Pete (Pedal Steel) , Sam Pierce (drums) , & Darrick Day (bass) backin me up & I’m so excited to be playin with these guys, I might just write a whole new record 🤩!
Fellow Country Queen, RIKKI JEAN will be opening this show & celebrating the release of her new album!!
Proceeds from this event are going to support Sacred Valley Project (SVP) in Calca and Ollantaytambo, Peru. Sacred Valley Project provides a dormitory, meals, school fees, uniforms, supplies, and tutoring so that high school girls in remote areas of the Andes Mountains can complete their secondary education.
A Silent Disco is an event where people dance to music heard through wireless headphones. The music is transmitted directly to each person’s headphones – on three separate channels – rather than played through speakers. Those without headphones hear no music (other than people who sing along to what they are hearing). The three channels of music can be selected using a simple switch on each person’s headphones, and headphones light up blue, red or green to show visually what channel you are listening to. People can dance to the same tune as others with them, or to their own selection. If you hear a song you don’t like, or get tired of a particular style of music, just switch channels.
Located on the Hamilton Lugar School South Lawn. Admission is free and snacks are available for purchase. Movies begin at dusk.
Market goers can expect to find a wide assortment of goods from the farm and field, including fruits and vegetables, eggs, meats and cheeses, honey, seasonal flowers, and annual and perennial plants. Food and beverage artisans provide a tasteful variety of satisfying breads, drinks, pastries, and savory dishes. This weekly gathering provides individuals the opportunity to connect with their community in meaningful ways while supporting small farmers and businesses.
Youth Day at the Market this Weekend!!
Young farmers, artists, growers and entrepreneurs 6-17 years old will get their own booth spaces on the Fernandez Plaza and some nestled along the periphery of BCFM vendors during this special day for youth at the Market. Youth keep all their profits as they experience a day of running their own stands. Their Market runs from 9 AM to 12:30 PM.
This week, Roger Kerr, Chief of the Bloomington Fire Department, will greet the public at the Bloomington Community Farmers’ Market from 10 AM to 12 PM.
The Bedford Farmers Market consists of local farmers, artisans and bakers; all items for sale at the market are handmade/homegrown in Lawrence County and within 75 miles from courthouse. Products available at the Bedford Farmers Market include fresh produce, plants, farm fresh eggs, local beef, chicken and pork, baked goods, jams, jellies, sweet bread, pies, cinnamon rolls, jewelry, tie-dye, pottery, leather goods, baby items, candles, walking sticks, baskets, crochet dolls/animals and a variety of other art/craft items.
We welcome new vendors/performers throughout the season
Join us for a day of fresh produce, handmade goods, and local flavors at the Owen County Farmers’ Market! Whether you’re looking for the freshest vegetables, beautiful flowers, local honey, unique crafts, or plant starts, there’s something for everyone.
Located in our overflow parking lot on the West side of the funeral home, vendors will be on hand with fresh produce, honey, homemade baked goods, handmade crafts and jewelry, fundraisers, food trucks and non-for profit community organizations.
Many vendors accept Venmo, Paypal, Apple and Android Pay.
Public restrooms are available at our market.
Join the Monroe County History Center Cemetery Committee & the Prospect Hill Neighborhood Association to learn the basics of headstone cleaning and repair. Wear outdoor work clothes, bring work gloves and knee pads if you’d like. Please bring your own water and snacks.
Questions? Email: [email protected]
with Gen Kelsang Chokyi Resident Teacher
A community gathering of nourishment through song, silence, inspirational quotes and drumming
Honor Indiana’s Indigenous past, present, and future through a meaningful and collaborative exhibition coming soon to the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Developed in partnership with Native American descendants of Angel Mounds, “City on the River” tells the stories of Indiana’s Indigenous peoples through archaeology, personal narratives, contemporary art, and an immersive virtual reality experience.
Gates open at 9am, Racing at 3pm until it ends
Gints Zilbalodis | 2024 | Latvia | PG
A wondrous journey, through realms natural and mystical, Flow follows a courageous cat after his home is devastated by a great flood. Teaming up with a capybara, a lemur, a bird, and a dog to navigate a boat in search of dry land, they must rely on trust, courage, and wits to survive the perils of a newly aquatic planet. Steeped in the soaring possibilities of visual storytelling, Flow is a feast for the senses and a treasure for the heart. [85 min; adventure, family, fantasy; no dialogue]
www.limestonefest.com/schedule)
BLEMF 2025 is the Bloomington Early Music Festival, focusing this year on Early Music in the African Diaspora. Info at www.blemf.org
early show doors at 5pm, later show doors at 8:30pm
Doors at 6pm, Country Line Dancing Starts at 6:30pm, Show at 7:30pm
We will light candles for those who have been disappeared without the due process protections our constitution provides to all peoples in the united states. Sponsored by 50501.
Join us as we honor and celebrate the cancer survivors in our community on Sunday, June 1 at noon at Simon Skjodt South Lobby. Lunch, sweet treats, and refreshments will be available. This free family-friendly event will include kids’ activities, mini-reiki and mini-massage sessions, music, and community cancer resource experts.
First Sunday of the month, except for holidays when it is pushed to the second Sunday.
This is your chance to hear firsthand what they’re doing and contribute to the conversation.
Potluck at 5:30pm, Music at 6pm
Hello Sapien- is a 4-piece indie outfit with a strong folk bent, based in Cincinnati, OH. Led by singer/songwriter Adam Stone (who is supported by a cast of well-seasoned musicians — including members of Heartless Bastards, WHY?, and Leggy), the songs center around contemplative, witty, often wry lyrics delivered with a twang-tinged baritone. Musically, you can expect hooky rhythms, plenty of piano, and consistently interesting twists on traditional songwriting.
Pat Kellar-is a south central Indiana-based multi-instrumentalist and songwriter blending blues, folk, and all sorts of rock into what he likes to call grassrock. With hundreds of songs to his credit, Kellar’s sound bridges many genres —rooted in tradition, driven by storytelling, and powered by a restless creative spirit.
Charlie McQuinn- Is a writer/ musician from Indianapolis. Moved up here 2 years ago to get their masters in creative writing, they’ve been involved in the local poetry scene,music production, videography, and theater in Bloomington.
Your Cuzzin Eddy- old travelin’ boy . left home to come home . along the way he sang hymns from cosmic chapel . simple songs of life and love . of the heavens below and earths above. Based in Lafayette Indiana / hillbilly gospel freakout.
event has been cancelled.
This one-day class will focus on the graphic design and layout of lettering to be done on paper. It does not involve working with stone. Visit the Indiana Limestone Symposium Website for information about limestone-carving sessions throughout June.
Celebrate the start of the All-Ages Summer Reading Program with games, crafts, and snacks!
Join us to learn how to safely use technology to reduce the risk of being a scam victim, and how to identify and prevent common scams.
Music by Kyle Quass Trio featuring Tristan Tzara and Ortet.
Join Mayor Kerry Thomson, Councilmember Hopi Stosberg, and Director of Economic and Sustainable Development Jane Kupersmith for the District 3 Traveling Town Hall. This event offers residents the chance to connect directly with City leaders, ask questions, and learn more about key projects and city services.
The evening will begin with brief updates from the Mayor, followed by a Q&A session based on submitted questions. If time allows, the event will conclude with live questions from attendees.
Traveling Town Halls are held in a different district every other month as part of the City’s commitment to transparent, accessible government. Residents of District 3—and anyone interested in how city services are delivered—are encouraged to attend.
The meeting will be broadcast live on Community Access Television Services (CATS) and available for on-demand viewing at catstv.net.
No money involved. Play euchre or another card game (cards provided by the Club) or bring any board game to play.
Hey smart people!! Trivia Nights are now your favorite thing to do on Mondays! We promise to keep the sports to a minimum!
Come out on Monday nights from 8:30-10pm for your chance off that brain power to win fabulous bar cash prizes!
Program begins promptly at 3:30 PM.
Emcee: Eric Spoonmore, President, Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce.
Remarks from: John Whikehart, President, Monroe County Capital Improvement Board; Julie Thomas, President, Monroe County Commissioners; Kerry Thomson, Mayor, City of Bloomington; Jennifer Crossley, President, Monroe County Council; Hopi Stosberg, President, Bloomington City Council
Reception after the groundbreaking at the Monroe Convention Center (302 S. College)
Info: mcpl.info/friends Support the Library while eating local! Dine Out at designated locations and a percentage of your tab will go toward Friends of the Library fundraising for MCPL programs.
Pangaea Sky offers insight into the evolution of musical ideas with “Close Encounters,” a series of four intimate Tuesday evening performances hosted at the Arts Alliance of Greater Bloomington Flex Space (located in College Mall). These unique sessions provide a window into our developmental process, transforming rehearsal into performance. Experience the eclectic sound world of Pangaea Sky, featuring:
Tom Clark, Woodwinds and Keyboards
Ron Kadish, Double Bass and electronics
Peter Kienle, Guitars and Synths
Julian Douglas, World Percussion
These performances are not focused solely on polished repertoire, but rather on the process of musical creation. We will be developing our distinctive blend of contemporary and traditional world music, innovative arrangements of popular music, and original compositions.
These events offer an intimate perspective on the band’s interplay, experimentation, and the organic evolution of our music, demonstrating where structure intersects with spontaneous discovery.