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11 Thursday / July 11, 2019

Wake Up! with United Way: “Unteachable and Difficult: Understanding Childhood Trauma”

07:45 am to 09:00 am
The Mill, 642 N Madison St, Bloomington Ind.
https://www.monroeunitedway.org/WakeUp

Monthly speaker series featuring breakfast, networking, and an enlightening presentation and discussion of timely topics that directly or indirectly affect everyone in our area.

On Thursday, July 11th, the topic, “Unteachable and Difficult: Understanding Childhood Trauma” will be explored by Jeff Baldwin, Executive Director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington; Kaitlyn King, Senior Clinical Therapist from Catholic Charities of Bloomington; and Jerry M. Jesseph, M.D., Ph.D., Clinical Professor with the IU School of Medicine.

When a child is labeled “difficult” or deemed unable to learn or socialize properly what might lie beneath the expressed behaviors? What referral and treatment options exist in our community and where are the gaps? Panelists will share their thoughts to help us unpack these questions and share a hopeful message of the possibilities for intervention and treatment. The session encourages audience participation through a moderated Q&A format.

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.

Presenting Sponsor: Old National Bank

Speakers

11 Thursday / July 11, 2019

Juniper Art Gallery Book Club (July)

04:00 pm to 05:00 pm
Juniper Art Gallery, 46 E Market St, Spencer, IN 47460
http://www.juniperartgallery.com

2nd Thursday, July 11, 4:00 – 5:00 pm

We will be reading: Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo by Hayden Herrera

This engrossing biography reveals a woman of extreme magnetism and originality. Raised during the Mexican Revolution; she suffered a devastating accident at age eighteen that left her crippled; she had a tempestuous marriage to muralist Diego Rivera and intermittent love affairs; was associated with the Communist Party and absorbed with Mexican folklore and culture.

The Juniper Art Gallery Book Club meets the second Thursday monthly in the Juniper Art Gallery Community Room
46 E Market St, Spencer, IN 47460 (south side of Spencer’s historic courthouse square)

Our readings focus on art, artists, art history and all things CREATIVE! Facilitated by Bruce Smith, Ph.D. (American History, Indiana University and University of Notre Dame).

Come have fun, get inspired, and learn more about our creative nature!
Discover Owen County’s newest fine arts establishment!

Education

11 Thursday / July 11, 2019

Juniper Art Gallery Book Club (July)

04:00 pm to 05:00 pm
Juniper Art Gallery, 46 E Market St, Spencer, IN 47460
http://www.juniperartgallery.com

2nd Thursday, July 11, 4:00 – 5:00 pm
We aree reading: Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo by Hayden Herrera

This engrossing biography reveals a woman of extreme magnetism and originality. Raised during the Mexican Revolution; she suffered a devastating accident at age eighteen that left her crippled; she had a tempestuous marriage to muralist Diego Rivera and intermittent love affairs; was associated with the Communist Party and absorbed with Mexican folklore and culture.

The Juniper Art Gallery Book Club meets the second Thursday monthly in the Juniper Art Gallery Community Room
46 E Market St, Spencer, IN 47460 (south side of Spencer’s historic courthouse square)

Our readings focus on art, artists, art history and all things CREATIVE! Facilitated by Bruce Smith, Ph.D. (American History, Indiana University and University of Notre Dame)

Come have fun, get inspired, and learn more about our creative nature! Discover Owen County’s newest fine arts establishment!

Education

11 Thursday / July 11, 2019

Music + Spanish Series for Kids

04:15 pm to 05:30 pm
FAR Center for Contemporary Arts
http://www.thefar.org/calendar/music-spanish-series-for-kids-4/

Join us Thursday afternoons in June & July for a fun and educational music series at the FAR Center for Contemporary Arts. Drop-ins are welcome!

Your child will be exposed to music and Spanish vocabulary through movement, games, and songs. Activities will help stretch their imaginations and develop the concepts of pulse, rhythm, listening and singing.

The class is geared towards children ages 3 – 6 (parent or guardian must be present during the class), younger siblings may participate with a parent.

COST:
Drop-in —> $5 per child
Six week series —> $25
(siblings under 2 are free)

DATES & CLASS THEMES:
June 13 – Travel
June 20 – Direction
June 27 – Feelings
(no class July 4)
July 11 – Animals
July 18 – Weather
July 25 – Family

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
Sofia Panigada has a passion for music and for children. She specializes in the Dalcroze Method of Eurhythmics and has taught children and adults in countries like Switzerland and Venezuela. She currently works at Indiana University Bloomington. When she is not at work, she is making music, spending time with her grandchildren or both.

Children / Education / Live Music

11 Thursday / July 11, 2019

11th USA International Harp Competition Stars of Tomorrow Concert

07:00 pm
Jacobs School of Music Auer Hall
https://usaihc.org

The USA International Harp Competition (USAIHC) is a triennial performance competition held at Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music in Bloomington, Indiana that recognizes the accomplishments and fosters the careers of gifted young harpists worldwide. Founded in 1989 by Susann McDonald, world-renowned harpist and Distinguished Professor of Music at Indiana University, the USA International Harp Competition is open to harpists of all nationalities between the ages of 18 and 32.

During the ten-day competition, contestants compete in four stages: the first two stages consist of required repertoire, the third stage is a 40-minute solo program of the contestant’s choice, and the fourth stage features the three finalists performing a harp concerto accompanied by the Jacobs School of Music Philharmonic at the Indiana University Musical Arts Center. All stages are free and open to the public.

Live Music

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