Please join us as we celebrate the ceremonial naming of our street in honor of Middle Way House’s long-time executive director. Starting March 8, our two blocks of Washington Street in Bloomington will officially be named Toby Strout Way. We’ll kick it off with a fun, free party! Speakers and performers leading the celebration will include:
* Middle Way House Executive Director Debra Morrow
* Singer Janiece Jaffee
* Poet Shanna Ritter
* Malcolm Dalglish and his musical ensemble
* City of Bloomington Director of Community and Family Resources Beverly Calendar-Anderson, reading a proclamation from our Mayor

Primally Inspired Eats will bake and sell their special Middle Way House Foodworks bread
Needmore Coffee Roasters will provide coffee and cocoa

Admission is free. Come one, come all!

He’s back at the Playhouse for first time in 3 years! Hoosier favorite singer/songwriter will star and produce an evening with Hoosier entertainers. Benefits Jefferson Street Park. Beer, wine, mixed drinks sold in the auditorium.

Based on the thriller of the same name written by novelist Robert Bloch, Psycho follows Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) during her stay at the Bates Motel and learns about its proprietor, Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins), his interest in recreational taxidermy, and his relationship with his mother.

Psycho was nominated for four Academy Awards: Best Director, Alfred Hitchcock; Best Supporting Actress, Janet Leigh; Best Cinematography, Black-and-White, John L. Russell; Best Art Direction-Set Direction, Black-and-White, Joseph Hurley, Robert Clatworthy, and George Milo. It was also nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress, which was won by Janet Leigh. In 1992, the film was selected by the National Film Preservation Board to be added to the United States National Film Registry.