In southern Indiana you’ll find a city blossoming with beauty, history and art. On this fun-filled Bloomington scavenger hunt, we make a loop around the city in search of storied buildings, public art and one of America’s greatest school campuses.

Which local legend got his start at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater? Which Greek god likes to chill at Indiana University? Find out on this scavenger hunt of Bloomington!

This scavenger hunt is app-lead. No tour guide or reservation required.

Art+Feminism is a global project improving content on cis and trans women, the arts, and feminism on Wikipedia. We will gather together to learn how to edit Wikipedia in order to create new articles and improve existing content. We welcome people of all gender expressions and identities to participate. ​No experience is necessary!

In this drop-in workshop we’ll be learning about the gender gap on Wikipedia. In addition, you can get trained to make simple edits to the group encyclopedia – from adding a new citation to uploading images – we’ll even learn how to write an entirely new article.

Coffee and refreshments will be provided. Please bring a device (laptop, tablet, etc) if you have one. Sign up to help us plan space in the workshop.

Please join us for Juniper Art Gallery’s Drawing from Still Life Class
Two Thursdays, March 21 & 28, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Juniper’s Community Room has abundant natural light, creating a perfect environment for drawing! Professional Spencer artist/instructor, Jenny Stankiewicz (Indianapolis Art Center and Area 10 Agency on Aging’s Endwright Center) will work with all skill levels to improve your understanding of light and form and your basic drawing abilities. Work in your preferred medium such as pencil, pastel, charcoal, conte crayon, etc. You can work in color or basic pencil/charcoal (or try your hand at both!). Reserve your space now!

• COST: $35/four hours of instruction
• MUST PREREGISTER by Sunday, March 17
• NOTE: Need four enrolled for the class to happen, so sign up with a friend!

Supplies to Bring:
• Drawing Paper (18×24 or larger preferred)
(we’ll have some newsprint on hand for experimenting)
• Your favorite drawing utensils or a variety to try!
• Eraser
• A drawing board, or table easel (if you have one)
• Clip for holding paper to board (if you have one)

Call to register or with any with questions, 812-714-8038.

George Hinchliffe’s Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain has become a global sensation and nothing short of a national treasure in the UK. With a career that spans more than 30 years, their development has been from curiosity to virtuosity, from village hall to Carnegie Hall. Using instruments bought for loose change, the Ukes of GB have performed for the British Royal Family, at the Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House, and Glastonbury Festival.

On an ongoing “hand-luggage only” world tour, the Ukes provide pure entertainment, dead-pan British humour, and irresistible foot-tapping music. They are the masters of the unexpected, whether re-imaging folk songs, twisting classical music favorites, uncovering quirky versions of rock covers, or playing the performers’ own all-original compositions, they always deliver virtuosic, twanging awesomeness in a collision of post-punk performance and toe-tapping oldies.