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Halloween Haunted Trail! Animal Care Campus, 791 S Fieldstone Blvd, Bloomington, IN

October 29, 2020 Comments Off on Halloween Haunted Trail! Animal Care Campus, 791 S Fieldstone Blvd, Bloomington, IN

MCHA is hosting a family friendly, not-so-spooky  Halloween Haunted Trail!
We will have candy, dog treats, costumes, and a “spookily” decorated walk through one of our trails on our
Animal Care Campus at 791 S Fieldstone Blvd!
Our outdoor, socially distance event is a great alternative to trick-or-treating.
A $5 donation or a donation of pet supplies for our pantry is suggested per group. You are allowed, and encouraged,
to bring your dogs….in costume, of course!!
 Masks will be required, and social distancing will be enforced. This is a no contact event.
We ask that you only bring dogs that have current rabies vaccine and are well behaved with others.

Trick-or-Treat in the Village, Nashville, IN

October 29, 2020 Comments Off on Trick-or-Treat in the Village, Nashville, IN

The warlocks are working on a map of participating businesses, so stop in the Visitors Center on Halloween to pick up a list.

Businesses:

Bathology | Bali Makasih Island Imports| Bird’s Nest Cafe | Brown County Bikes | Brown County Visitors Center | Country Heritage Winery | Fallen Leaf Book Store | Harvestmoon Homestead | Health For U | Heavenly Biscuit | Heritage Candy Store | Hobnob Corner | Nashville Fudge Kitchen | Nashville Spice Company | Naughty Dog Books | Ooey Gooey Cinnamon Rolls and Cafe | Reynolds Leather | Robinson’s at the Redbud | Scentual Journeys | The Angry Robot | The Candy Emporium

 

Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat at the Brown County Music center will end at 7 p.m., so come into the village afterwards and trick-or-treat in Nashville until 8 p.m.

The Brown County Health Department requires candy to be individually wrapped and asks each business to follow the CDC Holiday Guidelines and have a volunteer onsite to help with social distancing.

 

Hit the streets early to enter to win Trick-or-Treat Costume Contests in the town hosted at the Bird’s Nest Café and the Angry Robot shop. Winners receive prize packages!

Check out the Halloween Town webpage for more Halloween weekend fun!

Dr. Seuss’ the Grinch (2018), Tivoli Theater, 24 N. Washington St. Spencer, IN

October 28, 2020 Comments Off on Dr. Seuss’ the Grinch (2018), Tivoli Theater, 24 N. Washington St. Spencer, IN

**NOTE AS OF 11/15/2020 SEATING CAPACITY IS REDUCED 50 PATRONS PER SHOW**

Unfortunately we won’t have our Brunch with the Grinch – BUT we will have a special showing of The Grinch for 50 guests. The Grinch will make an appearance and we will have something special for the kids! Save the date Dec 5 at 2pm for this event.

You can get a $3 voucher to reserve your seat online!  Then at your showing bring the voucher to concession for $3 worth of items.

Tickets go on sale Nov 1, 2020.

It’s a Wonderful Life (also at 6:30 pm), Tivoli Theater, 24 N. Washington St. Spencer, IN

October 28, 2020 Comments Off on It’s a Wonderful Life (also at 6:30 pm), Tivoli Theater, 24 N. Washington St. Spencer, IN

** AS OF 11/15/2020 SEATING CAPACITY IS REDUCED 50 PATRONS PER SHOW.**

The Tivoli Theatre is open with classic throwback films with free admissions.  We will not have first run films till 2021 as studios continue to delay release dates for new films.

We are using #CinemaSafe protocols with reduced seating capacity, mask required, and enhanced cleaning procedures.  Your health is important to us as you return to the movies.

Sponsored by The Historic Artcraft Theatre.

“On the Rise: Mental Health and Young Adults” – Wake Up! with United Way!, Bloomington, IN, IN

October 28, 2020 Comments Off on “On the Rise: Mental Health and Young Adults” – Wake Up! with United Way!, Bloomington, IN, IN

The presence of Indiana University, Ivy Tech Community College, and the promise of job opportunities in our community make it a destination for many young adults. Join us virtually to discuss how mental health is affecting this group of people, with a focus on the students who call our community home. 

How does stress, anxiety, and depression impact their educations? How is this shaping the next generation of the workforce? What is our community doing to support students and other young adults struggling with these issues? Explore these questions with a panel moderated by Mark Fraley, associate director of the IU Political and Civil Engagement program, featuring representatives from Indiana University, Ivy Tech Community Colleges, and local mental health services.

Alongside friends, neighbors, nonprofits and community partners, learn more about issues that directly or indirectly affect everyone in our area. Attendees will have the opportunity to deepen their awareness about someone else’s reality while learning about the challenges, innovations, collaborations, resources available through area nonprofits, and how to get more involved in making a difference. Guests are invited to come with questions for the speakers or just listen and learn.

Wake Up! with United Way is co-hosted by United Way of Monroe County and Indiana University’s Political and Civic Engagement program, with support from presenting sponsors Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, and Bloomington Board of Realtors. 

This is a free event, but please RSVP before the event via the Eventbrite link found at www.monroeunitedway.org/WakeUp.

For more information: https://www.monroeunitedway.org/WakeUp or 812-334-8370

Lecture: “The Uses of a Policy Category in Ecuador’s Educational Settings” – Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at IU

October 28, 2020 Comments Off on Lecture: “The Uses of a Policy Category in Ecuador’s Educational Settings” – Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at IU

Free – Registration required. https://go.iu.edu/3nIs

Refugee: The Uses of a Policy Category in Ecuador’s Educational Settings (Diana Rodriguez Gomez, Assistant Professor in the Educational Policy Studies Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Global Studies Positioning Series: Exploring the Experiences of Migrant Youth around the World || This virtual series seeks to showcase the complex and multifaceted experiences of young migrants across multiple geographic locales. In doing so, it highlights the agency of young migrants as key actors in shaping, navigating, and responding to the legal frameworks, policy structures, and other social, political, and economic systems that mediate their migratory experiences.

Thank you to cosponsors the Institute for Regional and International Studies at University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Indiana University School of Education International and Comparative Education program.

Henry V: Acts 1 & 2 (live on Facebook)- Monroe County Civic Theater, Bloomington, IN

October 28, 2020 Comments Off on Henry V: Acts 1 & 2 (live on Facebook)- Monroe County Civic Theater, Bloomington, IN

We will be doing Acts I and II, and will continue the series on Sunday November 15, and Sunday November 22, also at 2 p.m. Each performance will last a bit under an hour an’ a half.

We will be live-streaming on our Facebook page. Here is the link:
We are presenting as a staged reading using Zoom, and will be performing the Folio version uncut. We welcome you to join us in this unique performance.
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