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Actor, comedian and writer Tom Segura is one of the biggest names in the comedy business. He is currently selling out venues all over the world on his Come Together tour. This follows his highly successful I’m Coming Everywhere World Tour, where he played over 300 shows. Segura is best known for his Netflix specials Ball Hog (2020), Disgraceful (2018), Mostly Stories (2016), and Completely Normal (2014).
This series is designed to guide you on a journey from mystery to mastery, deepening both your tarot practice and your trust in yourself. Each session focuses on one card, explored through a unique lens to strengthen intuitive reading and self-trust. Together, we’ll learn with and from one another in a supportive circle, building confidence and insight without the pressure to memorize meanings or find the “right” interpretation.
Sessions include 60 minutes of engaged learning + optional 30 minutes for deeper conversation.
New English speakers will practice everyday language skills in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Age 18 and up.
Drop by the Downtown Library Teen Space Study Room to get some homework help during these free, in-person sessions held twice a week. Ages 12-19.
You’re invited to join Trista Price, Energy Intuitive with Healing Sacred Space, this October at OAK for a transformative meditation series that harnesses the month’s magical energy. Each week, connect with mind, body, and spirit to align with the web of life and your inner light. Embrace this journey of self discovery and rejuvenation!
Meditation promptly from 6:00-7:00
Please bring with you water, journal, and pen.
Folding chairs will be provided. You’re welcome to bring anything to help you feel at ease and comfortable….pillows, blanket, eye mask.
Each week Trista will use a variety of sounds to accompany the meditations from soundscape, ethereal music to crystal singing bowls and buffalo drums. Some weeks she will incorporate reiki energy to assist during meditations.
Every Monday includes fun skating, cardio challenges, dance moves, skills lessons, a good stretch, and support from veteran roller derby skaters.
Activities are focused on advanced beginner to skilled skaters. ALL adults are welcome
Every Monday, the Swing Dance Club hosts lessons for its club members followed by a social dance.
Email: [email protected]
Brent Wallarab is David N. Baker Professor of Jazz Studies and associate professor of music in jazz studies at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. Since 1991, he has been lead trombonist with the Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra, the jazz orchestra in residence at the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum of American History in Washington, D.C.
Hey smart people!! Trivia Nights are now your favorite thing to do on Mondays! We promise to keep the sports to a minimum!
Need help using or setting up a new device? Trying to access the Library’s eBooks and eAudiobooks? Learning how to use Zoom? Drop in for one-on-one help and learn new digital skills.
Registration is requested.
Make your own eerily elegant spider decoration with sparkly beads and wire.
For adults and teens 13 and older. All tools and materials provided.
Space is limited. Registration requested.
We’ll follow Jai Dev in a pre-recorded class projected on a large-screen in our studio. There is occasionally some lecture at the start of class; then we get into the movements and meditations to feel the teachings.
We are a steel tip dart & social club. You do not have to be a member to play. All are welcome.
Years after leaving Palestine to pursue an acting career, Emmy-nominated Hiam Abbass returns with her daughter in this intimate documentary about four generations of women and their shared legacy of separation.
Set between past and present, Bye Bye Tiberias pieces together images of today, family footage from the ’90s, and historical archives to portray four generations of daring Palestinian women who keep their story and legacy alive through the strength of their bonds, despite exile, dispossession, and heartbreak. In her early twenties, Hiam Abbass (Succession) left her native Palestinian village to follow her dream of becoming an actress in Europe, leaving behind her mother, grandmother, and seven sisters. Thirty years later, her filmmaker daughter Lina returns with her to the village and questions for the first time her mother’s bold choices, her chosen exile, and the way the women in their family influenced both their lives. Palestine’s entry for Best International Feature in the 2024 Academy Awards. [82 min; documentary; French and Arabic with English subtitles]
The short film The Sound of Wind will precede the feature film, followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Maria Pankova after both films.
The Sound of Wind (Maria Pankova, Ukraine, 2023): On 24 February 2022, chef Yulia loses her former life and becomes a refugee, along with her two adopted daughters, fleeing the war in Ukraine. She now works as a butcher in Scotland and her husband is in one of the most dangerous spots on the front lines. The fear and connection to war doesn’t leave her even when she is thousands of miles away. She is fighting for her children’s future, and she fears losing her husband. [17 min; drama; Ukrainian with English subtitles]
“The Midnight Hour” | Works by Matthias van den Gheyn, John Courter, and Jean Miller alongside classics like J. S. Bach’s Toccata in D Minor, Lloyd Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera,” Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” and much more!
The 44th Year! With: Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, Plants and other Summer Produce
Please register if interested
In the speed-networking sessions that follow, local organization representatives will talk about what they fund and what they look for when selecting nonprofits to fund. Come prepared to ask questions of the panel experts and the grant-makers representatives. Light breakfast items will be served.
Please contact Jack Kovaleski at [email protected] if you have any questions about this program.
This program is in partnership with the Nonprofit Alliance of Monroe County.
Join us for a special Halloween storytime! Dress up in your favorite costume for silly stories of ghosts, monsters, and pumpkins. Ages birth–6.
No registration required for this hands-on class that teaches kids of all ages confidence and curiosity in the kitchen. Try new recipes, inspired by the pantry and the garden, each week.
Presentations celebrating community & culture every last Wednesday of the month.
Coach will be present for a meet & greet, photos, and Q&A from 6:30-7:15.
Players will be present for the duration.
Join us for a hauntingly good time as we get into the Halloween spirit with pottery painting projects that are equal parts spooky and stylish. Think skull mugs, black cats, ghostly candle holders, and more—ready for you to bring to (after)life with your own flair.
We promise no jump scares—just paint, laughter, and maybe a cauldron of creativity. Whether you’re here for the art or just the aesthetic, you’re in for a fang-tastic night.
A place to go if you love dancing and support the work of Spencer Pride. No cost, no registration, no partner necessary. Just show up!
Seed ticks? Alpha-gal? Dogs and Lonestars? What’s it all mean? This year’s tick season has been extremely active, but there are many ways you can protect yourself. Join us for a “Tick Talk” with Kenny Holsclaw, naturalist, invasive species remover, and tick enthusiast, to explore the fascinating and sometimes unsettling world of ticks. You’ll learn how to identify common species, understand their life cycles and habitats, and discover practical tips for staying safe while enjoying the outdoors. Sign up at sycamorelandtrust.org/events.
Five Friends Master Class Series – Honoring Georgina Joshi
Beginner lesson 7-7:30pm
Feature dance 7:30pm-9:30pm
New and old volunteers welcome!
Regular volunteers will pick out packages of books and have them ready to go, we just need your help wrapping them up and writing letters!
You can read more about the project here:
https://pagestoprisoners.org/
Joan Tower: Fascinating Ribbons (2001)
Joni Greene: Out of the Shadows, Love Shines (2017)
Cooper Wood: Anatomy of a Spark (2025, premiere)
Reynaldo Hahn: Le bal de Béatrice d’Este (1905)
Huck Hodge: from the language of shadows (2010)
About the Conductor:
Eric M. Smedley is associate professor of music in bands at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he directs the Symphonic Band, teaches undergraduate and graduate instrumental conducting courses, and serves as the director of the Big Red Basketball Band.
This special edition of Preschool Storytime will feature not-too-spooky stories and will end with trick-or-treating around the Ellettsville Branch. Come in costume! Ages 3–6
Show a flyer found here while at BJ’s: https://mcpl.info/friends/dine-out. 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.
Doors at 1:00.
Meredith-Clark Funeral Home, in partnership with the historic Brown County Playhouse, is excited to offer a Free Monthly Movie Series for those aged 60 and over. Enjoy a classic film with friends, free popcorn, and a soda—all in the comfort of the historic Brown County Playhouse!
Drop in when you can, drop out when you need. Join us for this weekly workday to tend our community garden. Come to learn, or come to share your skill. All levels of garden experience welcome and encouraged!
Host band plays 7-8pm
Jam runs 8-10pm
When Emma, a high schooler in small-town Indiana, is banned from bringing her girlfriend to prom, a group of Broadway has-beens swoop in to help… and hopefully revive their own careers. This musical is a joyous celebration of being yourself.
Co-directed by Ansley Valentine and DJ Gray
Book and lyrics by Chad Beguelin
Book by Bob Martin
Music by Matthew Sklar
Musical Direction by Brandon Magid
Choreographed by DJ Gray
Prepare to be transported back to the vibrant 1970s with 2025’s #1 booked ABBA Tribute! Mamma Mania! brings the classic hits of one of pop music’s most iconic groups to life. With their dazzling costumes, flawless harmonies, and captivating stage presence, this tribute captures the essence of ABBA’s unforgettable sound.
From “Dancing Queen” to “Mamma Mia,” fans will enjoy a night filled with nostalgia from a stellar cast of musicians!
Each comedian is asked to do no more than five minutes of completely original material. While we do not care about foul language in your set, we do not allow racist, homophobic, transphobic or rape/female bashing jokes. If you have to ask if it’s racist, homophobic, transphobic or a rape joke, it probably is.
Comedians that wish to participate are asked to e-mail [email protected]. Newcomers and any participants who are not paid professionals will be required to bring audience members to see them. This is non-negotiable. So if you plan on signing up, be sure to invite as many friends as you can. Good luck!
On the night of a colossal warehouse drag show in Brooklyn, a zombie apocalypse erupts, transforming the venue into a battlefield. A diverse group of drag queens, club kids, and frenemies must set aside their personal dramas and unite to combat the brain-hungry undead. As the night unfolds, they discover that survival requires more than just flamboyance—it demands resilience, unity, and a touch of glitter.
Tina Romero’s directorial debut is a riotous blend of horror and comedy, infused with queer sensibilities and sharp social commentary. With standout performances from Katy O’Brian, Jaquel Spivey, and Margaret Cho, QUEENS OF THE DEAD delivers a fresh take on the zombie genre, celebrating community and transformation amidst the chaos.
Doors at 7:30pm
Charles Roldan – Drums
Nadia Reist – Trumpet
David Brown – Guitar
Opening Set from Miranda Spatula
Repertoire
Daugherty: Strut (1994)
Walker: Lyric for strings (1946)
Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 35 (1933)
Tchaikovsky: Serenade in C Major, Op. 48 (1880)
About the Conductor:
Thomas Wilkins is principal conductor of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra, artistic partner for education and external engagement and Germeshausen Family and Youth Concerts Conductor Chair with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and professor of music (conducting) at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, where he holds the Henry A. Upper Chair of Orchestral Conducting, established by the late Barbara and David Jacobs as a part of Indiana University’s Matching the Promise Campaign.
Holiday bazaar featuring Christmas décor, canned goods and gifts. Breakfast and lunch will be available. Solsberry Community Church at Facebook.com
Celebrate the spookiest day of the year with games, crafts, and snacks.
We need a performance space that can accommodate audience sizes of about 250 people that also has a stage for us to perform on. During our performance, we require access to the stage lights, sound, and projector. We need the space from 5pm-10pm because we need ample time to practice in the space before our performance which begins at 9pm.
The altar celebrates the ancestors, both distant and near, recent and ancient. We invite visitors to contribute to the altar in honor of their deceased loved ones. There are pens and paper available to write notes to the departed and place them on or attach them to the altar. Visitors are also invited to leave a gift to their ancestors on the altar.
Offerings and notes left on the altar are collected each year and incorporated into future altars. Each year the Community Altar is built upon the foundation of the previous years’ offerings. Many of the items on the altar have been there for years.
We encourage visitors to spend some time with the book on the altar that contains all of the notes left during previous altars. We collect these each year and read them after the altar is taken down and then put them in this book so visitors can read them. Some are so poignant they literally bring tears.
Join us for a hauntingly good time as we get into the Halloween spirit with pottery painting projects that are equal parts spooky and stylish. Think skull mugs, black cats, ghostly candle holders, and more—ready for you to bring to (after)life with your own flair.
We promise no jump scares—just paint, laughter, and maybe a cauldron of creativity. Whether you’re here for the art or just the aesthetic, you’re in for a fang-tastic night.
Help us crack unsolved murder cases and unleash your inner detective! Join us for an exciting evening of intrigue as we unravel captivating murder mysteries at our Friday night event in the bookstore! Your detective skills are needed!
You start the Haunted Train in the Kids Train station, it is just FUN for the kids with games & things to see nothing scary! Then the brave go to the Haunted Train station & on to the Haunted Train.
Open mic/jam–All ages
Come to listen–come to play.
Come to enjoy–come to share!
Sign up starts at 6:45 pm
15 min slots
All ages
Clown in a Cornfield (Eli Craig, USA, 2025, R): From the director of the beloved Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, Clown in a Cornfield is…exactly what it sounds like. In a fading midwestern town, beloved town mascot Frendo the Clown—a symbol of bygone success—reemerges as a terrifying scourge. [98 min; horror; English]
Red Rooms (Pascal Plante, Canada, 2024, R): One of the most acclaimed horror films of 2024, Red Rooms is the story of Kelly-Anne, a model who becomes obsessed with the high-profile trial of serial killer Ludovic Chevalier. When reality blurs with her morbid fantasies, she goes down a dark path to seek the final piece of the puzzle: the missing video of a murdered 13-year-old girl. [118 min; horror; French with English subtitles]
We hope that you can join us for a spooky night of organ music.
When Emma, a high schooler in small-town Indiana, is banned from bringing her girlfriend to prom, a group of Broadway has-beens swoop in to help… and hopefully revive their own careers. This musical is a joyous celebration of being yourself.
Co-directed by Ansley Valentine and DJ Gray
Book and lyrics by Chad Beguelin
Book by Bob Martin
Music by Matthew Sklar
Musical Direction by Brandon Magid
Choreographed by DJ Gray
Sponsored by Hills O’ Brown Vacation Rentals
Trick-or-Treat, then join The Graveyard Stompers for a frightfully fun night featuring the “Time Warp,” “Monster Mash,” “Thriller,” and more spooktacular hits!
Wake the dead with The Graveyard Stompers—a thrilling Halloween ensemble that delivers a high-voltage mix of rock, soul, and swing with killer costumes, powerhouse vocals, and a horn section that howls. Guaranteed to put a smile on your face and a chill down your spine!
Doors at 7pm
YOU ALREADY KNEW YOU WERE GOING TO BE THERE, & NOW YOU KNOW WHO ALL IS GOING TO ‘BE THERE’
TITLE FRIGHT (Title Fight)
ASS FAULT (Pavement)
CODA CANYON (Doobie Brothers)
SQUISHING SQUASHES (Smashing Pumpkins)
THE CHORAL REEFER BAND (Jimmy Buffett)
COLDPLUNGE (Coldplay)
SCHNOZZY (Ozzy)
DEATHSTYLE (Metallica)
COSTUMES STRONGLY ENCOURAGED. WEAR THEM. WE’LL JUDGE YOU FOR IT.
Anthony Kniffen is adjunct professor of music in tuba at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and principal tuba at the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra (ISO).
Gail Robertson is visiting professor of music in euphonium at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. She has a distinguished reputation as a euphonium artist and teacher, soloist, and clinician.
Doors at 8:30pm
REM Tribute
Bloomington Rocksters tipping the hat to the band from Athens, GA.
Featuring: Chris Kupersmith / Jim Beck / David England / Jeff Cannon / Josh Bennet / Kenny Childers / Chad Dyer / Darin Glen / Kevin Loyal / Rick Nagy / Rusty Peterson / James Nelson Robinson / Marabai Rose
Halloween costume contest hosted by The Devil Let us
Before their set.
The Hardcore Halloween double feature you’ve been waiting for with two notorious horror hound classics. 45th anniversary screening for The Fog.
The Fog (John Carpenter, USA, 1980, R): Master of Horror John Carpenter’s story of a local legend that tells of a ship lured on to the rocks of Antonio Bay and then enveloped by a supernatural cloud as it sank. The myth says that when this mysterious fog returns, the victims will rise up from the depths seeking vengeance. New 4K restoration! [89 min; horror; English]
Tetsuo: The Iron Man (Shinya Tsukamoto, Japan, 1989, R): A businessman accidentally kills the Metal Fetishist, who gets his revenge by slowly turning the man into a grotesque hybrid of flesh and rusty metal. [67 min; horror; Japanese with English subtitles]