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Brenner will perform music and invite the young — and young at heart — to join him in exploring the jazzy side of blues, boogie woogie and other piano styles during this hour-long concert. He will focus on Indiana composers and musicians, and invite attendees to play along on some times using percussion instruments (provided).
The concert will take place at the Paynetown Activity Center Amphitheater, which is next to the swimming beach. Some bench seating is available. Visitors may want to bring lawn chairs.
This concert is made possible by support from the Indiana Arts Commission and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. To view all DNR news releases, please see dnr.IN.gov.
Back-to-back short solo sets from Sommer and Lather to open up the evening: http://sommer1.bandcamp.com/ – http://lather.bandcamp.com
Followed by two bands from Connecticut:
Reduction Plan – post-punk/darkwave: http://www.facebook.com/reductiondan -http://reductionplan.bandcamp.com
Pinfinger – loud/space rock: http://www.facebook.com/Pinfinger – http://pinfinger.bandcamp.com
local glam/synthpop Franknfuker to close down the evening: http://www.facebook.com/franknfuker – http://lovefranknfuker.bandcamp.com/
Doors open at 8:00 PM, show starts at 9:00 PM
Foot-stompin’ New Orleans R and B, Jazz and Swing!
Needmore Coffee Roasters is a woman-owned small-batch coffee roastery in Indiana dedicated to roasting organic, ethically sourced coffee from the finest small-scale farmers around the world.
Relationship Coffee – Direct Trade: Our current direct trade coffees are from El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Our collaborative relationships with these farmers ensure environmental, economical, and social sustainability, resulting in the production of the highest quality coffee.
Fair Trade CertifiedTM: Your everyday purchases, like your daily cup of coffee, can help farmers get better prices to help them keep their kids in school and protect fragile ecosystems.
Helping Others: Always trying to help the community, our coffee grounds are donated to local gardening groups and farmers. We also make an annual donation to help fund the Comedor Children’s Lunch Program in Posoltega, Nicaragua, which is organized and run by Bloomington & Posoltega Sister Cities.
The Monroe County Democrats’ Club will meet on Tuesday, July 18, at 11:30 a.m. at the Runnin Crab Restaurant. In keeping with the Club’s theme of “Hometown Heroes,”,. The public is invited to attend.
Contact: Laurie Ringquist. 812-349-3870, [email protected]
The Animal Control Commission is a citizen’s commission charged with:
- Formulating, adopting and implementing policies, principles, and standards for humane treatment and control of all animals in the city.
- Reviewing the decisions and actions of the senior animal control officer in any matter related to the enforcement of chapter 2.12.010 of the Bloomington Municipal Code.
- Making recommendations to the mayor of the city as to necessary ordinances concerning the care, treatment and control of animals.
Contact: Nancy Woolery. 812-349-3851, [email protected]
The purpose of the Commission shall be to promote connections in our community which empower, enhance and nurture children and youth. The Commission will access resources and information to make recommendations to people and organizations with authority to create and support systems that encourage healthy development of children and youth.
Aims and goals:
- Identify and assess needs, resources and services relating to children andyouth;
- Encourage collaboration between local agencies, schools, businesses and individuals;
- Monitor legislative developments relating to children and youth;
- Encourage local, State and federal legislation that will improve the lives of children and youth;
- Empower children and youth to have a stronger voice in our community;
- Empower children and youth to reach their full potential;
- Report assessments and make recommendations; and
- Celebrate successes.
Formerly the Community and Family Resources Commission.
See how VITAL makes a difference in our community—and explore opportunities to help adults better read, write, speak, and understand English.
The Bloomington Walking Club is an informal group that meets for a guided group walk on the paved trails surrounding Olcott Park. The group meets every Thursday evening, weather permitting. All ability levels are wel
A four piece Americana band from Louisville, KY. They’ve released two EPs, “Extra Better” in 2013, and then “Light of Day” in 2014.Through relentless touring, they’ve become mainstays of the Midwest Americana scene. In September of 2015, they set ten highway-tested, fine-tuned songs loose in the confines of LA LA Land Studios. The result is “Midwest Heart/Southern Blues”. The new album is a gritty, upbeat collection of songs, full of characters who were developed while staring over the dash of a beat up Ford van cruising through towns in the South and Midwest, whose better days are behind them.
*WEATHER PERMITTING*
Teams can compete in this multi-round trivia extravaganza for all the bragging rights and, usually, a keen reward.
The Bean Blossom Farmers’ Market
Every Friday from now through October 6th.
Live music and FREE children’s activities every market day!
Come support your local farmers and artists, and enjoy fresh, local food
Find us on facebook and instagram @beanblossomfarmersmarket
See you this Friday at St. David’s in beautiful, downtown Bean Blossom!
Friday night is “date night” this summer at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater. A series of summer film screenings will feature films from three decades focused on everyone’s favorite tricky subject: love.
Sabrina – Friday, July 21st 7:30 pm
Sabrina; 1954; Run time: 1 hour and 53 minutes; Rating: unrated
Two brothers on Long Island vie for the attention of Sabrina, the daughter of the wealthy family’s chauffeur, played by Audrey Hepburn. Both brothers have fallen under Sabrina’s spell, but only one will win her affection. Will it be the playboy, played by William Holden, or the serious brother, played by Humphrey Bogart?
The New York Times called Sabrina “the most delightful comedy-romance in years,” and the same can be said today. This film was nominated for six Academy Awards, winning one for Best Costume Design. It also won the Golden Globe for Best Screenplay.
The Bloomington Housing Authority Resident Council is hosting a Back to School Bash for the kids of Bloomington and the Crestmont Community. Bloomington-Chicago resident Phil Williams will also host a three-on-three basketball tournament. Contact Sheryl Clay for more info.
Kris Johnson, founder of Access Indy, highlights specific issues facing small museums and historic sites relating to disability awareness, access planning, universal design, and customer service, and discuss long-term strategic solutions.
Staff, board members, and volunteers from museums, libraries, arts organizations, and disability service/advocacy agencies are encouraged to attend this FREE workshop co-hosted by the Monroe County Historical Society Access Indy!
Please RSVP by July 19th to 812-332-2517!
5:30-7:00pm: Join us for Busman’s Holiday’s acoustic Folk music.
7:00-8:30pm: Stay for Jason and Ginger’s Blues-infused Americana music.
Needmore Coffee Roasters is a woman-owned small-batch coffee roastery in Indiana dedicated to roasting organic, ethically sourced coffee from the finest small-scale farmers around the world.
Relationship Coffee – Direct Trade: Our current direct trade coffees are from El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Our collaborative relationships with these farmers ensure environmental, economical, and social sustainability, resulting in the production of the highest quality coffee.
Fair Trade CertifiedTM: Your everyday purchases, like your daily cup of coffee, can help farmers get better prices to help them keep their kids in school and protect fragile ecosystems.
Helping Others: Always trying to help the community, our coffee grounds are donated to local gardening groups and farmers. We also make an annual donation to help fund the Comedor Children’s Lunch Program in Posoltega, Nicaragua, which is organized and run by Bloomington & Posoltega Sister Cities.
Networking Event: A Jelly Bean a Day Keeps the “Rut” Away
ENGAGEMENT, DIALOGUE, GAMES AND FUN:
Creative Indiana Board members Andrew Lambert and David Quick will show you that creativity helps us avoid falling into “the rut” altogether!
Participants benefit from the expertise of both business owners by walking through a two-part mini-series:
Participants follow Dave (armed with a famous “rut buster” jelly bean video) through scenarios that show how and why our challenges can be overcome through different “outcome actions”.
Andrew will get you in on the action by literally spinning the wheel of chance when he introduces “Bean Boozled.” This fast paced game allows participants to see the value in quick decisions, figuring out what to do when a “bad taste” is left in their mouth.
How to get that chance to spin again in the game of life is what it is all about!
Light refreshments provided; Bar menu and beverages available for purchase