This inversion prep workshop will be focusing on handstand and forearm stand. It is designed to be a space to discuss the mechanics and options of getting into, being in, and getting out of these postures. Once we understand the techniques we will explore how flexibility, strength, and mobility all play a part with where we need to begin. The room will be set up in stations to utilize equipment to help you build best practices for approaching your inversions. All levels are welcome and all stations are optional. If you want to watch and learn you don’t have to do anything your not ready to do in the workshop.

Join Vibe each Sunday for a 60 minute, all levels, non-heated power vinyasa flow.
February’s non-profit organization: Hoosier Hills Food Bank. Hoosier Hills Food Bank serves 6 counties in South Central Indiana, in those counties we serve nearly 100 member agencies that feed over 26,000 individuals annually. Their goal is to make sure not one child, not one senior and not one in between go hungry. They are also proud to say that one third of the food distributed is fresh produce.
Cost is a cash-only donation
Reserve your spot for these classes on Vibe’s site or MindBody. You can also donate anytime, there is a donation jar at the front desk.

Cardinal Stage presents “The Roommate” January 30 – February 16 at the Ivy Tech Waldron Rose Firebay. Recently-divorced Sharon is searching for a roommate to share her Iowa home. She couldn’t have imagined that a mysterious New Yorker named Robyn would be the answer to her problems. But as Sharon begins to uncover Robyn’s secrets, they spark a desire to transform her own life completely. This smart new comedy tackles the challenges of mid-life reinvention, with unexpected results. “The Roommate tugs at the heartstrings as much as it tickles the funny bone.” ~ Louisville.com

Featuring local favorite Constance Macy (Nurse Ratched, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest)!

Learn how to make real maple syrup at the Hinkle-Garton Farmstead! This class is excellent for those curious about how maple syrup is made, folks who’d like to make some for their own use, or for those just getting started with production who want a bit more insight.

Enjoy maple syrup-made refreshments as we touch briefly on the history of syrup production, discuss tree identification, learn about tree tapping, and the collection and processing of sap into syrup. Then we’ll head outside to demonstrate the techniques learned. This is an interactive class so questions are encouraged.

The class will be offered two times in February—Sunday, February 9, 2020, from 2-3:30 p.m. and Saturday, February 15, 2020, from 2-3:30 p.m. The class fee is $15 per individual which includes a tap, sap bucket for collection, and a sample bottle of real maple syrup. Couples or a parent and child may register for $22 (one tap, bucket, and bottle of syrup). Additional tapping equipment will be available for purchase.

The class is sponsored by the Indiana Maple Syrup Association.

Self-Care Sunday: The Art of Well-Being!
Crove n’ Brew with Terese Urban (OHM & Brew is on a break for the month)

Second Sunday, February 9
2:00-4:00 pm – Being CREATIVE is an important aspect of Self-Care!
Bring your portable fiber-art project to the gallery for a FREE afternoon of fun and fiber in Juniper’s Community Room! Artist, Terese Urban will be on hand to demonstrate her unique combination of crocheting and weaving! Juniper Art Gallery offers her popular, “hand-croven” scarves* for sale through our Artisan Shop.

4:30 – 6:00 –– Afterwards, we will enjoy some food and drink together at Civilian Brewing Corps (on the Spencer Courthouse Square)! Please note that attendees are responsible for the expense of their own food and drink at the brewery.

*A “croven” scarf is a piece of artwear that is lovingly made by combining the arts of crocheting and weaving. First, a mesh that forms the base of the scarf is crocheted to create the warp for weaving. Then, strands of beautifully colored and textured yarns are woven through the warp creating a unique design. The final product is a warm, ultra-soft work of art meant to comfort the wearer on a chilly day.

Join us Sunday afternoons for a variety of self-care experiences that will relax, enrich and sooth your heart, mind, body and spirit. Self-Care Sundays are offered by local and regional practitioners from a variety of personal-well-being disciplines.

Love is in the water in the Wonder Under the Waves aquarium. Eggs have been deposited. Fish are performing mating rituals. Fathers are mouthbrooding fathers. Corals are budding. And an urchin spreading its love. Visit the WonderLab coral reef aquarium and discover how the specifics of ocean life pass into future generations.

Jump into February by tackling exciting engineering and design challenges as a group during STEM Sundays. This month’s challenges need you to think- and build- outside of the box. February 9 – Newspaper Structures

Limestone Comedy Festival and Cardinal Spirits present the return of High Proof Laughs: a live comedy series at the distillery featuring emcee Mat Alano-Martin! Because craft cocktails + cracking up is something we could all use a lot more of in 2020. Second Sundays in January, February, and March — all featuring former Limestone Comedy Festival performers and new favorites!

On 2/9, headliner Dwight Simmons will be joined by Maria Bluck, Natalie Bainter and Dan Paswell!

Your $5 cash donation at the door will benefit the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County. Doors open at 6pm and close at 7pm when the show starts! Seats fill early. 21+ only.