July 24
Daily Bread and Butter- traditional folk European dance music
Amanda Biggs & Co.- a cabaret of song

August 7
SoundR LampN- groovy rock and roll
Otto & The Moaners- cosmic folk

August 21
Cuadros Quartet- jazz done our way
Sophie Faught + Prime Vintage- jazz

June 24 – Jenn Cristy– high-energy pop rock
Opener: Kade Puckett- funky fingerstyle guitar

July 22 – The Brothers Footman– country/rock/hip-hop/soul “Summa Music”
Opener: The Long Seasons- heartland Americana fock (electric)

August 26 –  Hank Ruff– Country
Opener: Anneliese and Ali- country, 90s all variety

September 30 – King Bee and the Stingers– blues
Opener: Will Scott- acoustic blues, soul-Americana

Happy Hours on the Lawn at Switchyard Park
Pavilion Lawn at Switchyard Park (Beer garden in the Pavilion building)

June 10 – The Dynamics– classic R&B and funk

July 8 – Busman’s Holiday– groovy rock & roll

August 12 – Ross Hollow– mix of rock, folk and Americana

September 9 – Will Scott– acoustic blues, soul-Americana

A Fair of the Arts in 2022 will also be held at Switchyard Park on the second Tuesdays of the Tuesday Market season, June through September.

A Fair of the Arts takes place on the second Saturdays of the summer season, May through October at 401 N. Morton St., on the brick plaza in front of City Hall.

COME CELEBRATE MIDDLE WAY HOUSE’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY!

Amazing performances by:
KRISTA DETOR,
JANIECE JAFFE,
AMANDA BIGGS,

LARA LYNN AND THE KID,

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CHOIR
BETHEL AME CHURCH CHOIR,
EMCEE NELL WEATHERWAX, & MORE!

There will be fun kids’ activities, food
trucks, a dancing timeline & more!

Visit www.MiddleWayHouse.org,
and connect with  on social media,

@MiddleWayHouse!

ALL are welcome!

In the midst of a global pandemic, many Monroe County residents did what they could to help their family, friends, and neighbors stay healthy. The exhibit, We Answer the Call: Our Neighbors’ Stories from the COVID-19 Community Oral History Project, features quotes from members of our community who have helped or been helped by our neighbors and participated in the History Center’s COVID-19 Community Oral History Project. Located in the Deckard Education Room and free to the public, We Answer the Call shines the light on our local helpers who answered our call for help during the pandemic.

Support for We Answer the Call is provided by IU Health Bloomington, Indiana Humanities, and members of the Monroe County History Center.

For Gilbert, the past several years have brought intimate life-altering events even beyond the pandemic — deaths in the family and retirement from his construction and design business among them. Absorbed by reflection, the artist states about his show 3AM

It’s those things you think about in the middle of the night that get scraped out of the back corners of your brain. Those things with the touch of truth and a big dash of the fantastical. The worries, the dreams, the expectations, and exasperations that flitter across the back side of our eyelids and dance a manic cotillion through our restless mind. 

 The exhibit is free and open to the public.

3AM.  Recent Iron and Mixed media Sculpture by Bert Gilbert

WHERE:

By Hand Gallery, Inside Fountain Square Mall
101 W Kirkwood Ave, Suite 109
Bloomington, IN 47404

Exhibit Dates: May 6^th–26^th, 2022

Opening Reception: May 6^th from 5–8 pm