The Lilly Library will be holding an exhibit on WTIU’s newest documentary “Ben-Hur” from Nov. 9 through Dec. 16.

In honor of WTIU’s newest documentary screening, “Ben-Hur” by Lew Wallace, the Lilly Library will exhibit Lew Wallace artifacts from their own collection, as well as the autographed manuscript of “Ben-Hur.” The exhibit will run from Nov. 9 through Dec. 16.

The Salvation Army and their Army of Ring Leaders invite you to help fill your favorite Ring Leader’s kettle at a festive community luncheon for the Bloomington Salvation Army. It’s the Annual Kettle Kickoff Celebration! The tables are reasonably priced at $225 and individual seats are just $25. RSVP by November 02nd by sending your payment to The Salvation Army PO Box 2117 Bloomington, IN 47402 or by calling 812-336-4310 ext. 102.

Weekly early evening Open Mic. A place where you can do it.

Join us at Unity of Bloomington for Golden Slippers Chi Gong led by Elisa Pokral on Monday evenings. Whether you are a young adult, thirty something, middle aged, or elderly, Elisa’s vision for this class is for all to practice together an ancient art of health maintenance and healing with whatever flexibility level you have. The class welcomes those who exercise regularly, those who don’t, those with limited mobility, and some who may only be able to do the exercises sitting down. The class costs $10 and drop-ins are welcome at any time.

The class is taught by Allana Radecki who has been teaching Hatha Yoga since 1988. Her “Yoga from the Inside Out,” draws upon the foundation poses of Hatha Yoga, guided by the breath, to develop a balanced, mindful practice. Allana’s method adapts easily to all ages and levels of practice and is helpful to people with special needs, injuries and joint replacements. Allana’s teaching is grounded in 40 years of Hatha practice and over 25 years of teaching yoga, dance, fitness and Pilates, deeply influenced by Body-Mind Centering.

Are you looking for a school alternative? Or maybe just curious about what options are out there?
Harmony offers a unique experience for students from ages 3 to 18:

*Small School Environment
*Creating Community
*Celebrating Diversity
*Honoring Individual Strengths & Interests
*Caring for our Natural Habitat
*Nurturing the Habits of Life Long Learning

Join us on Monday, November 9, to tour exhibits of student work, eat refreshments, listen to live music, visit with current families and staff, and learn about what makes Harmony so great.

Pablo Adams – reverbnation.com/pablomusic4u – is the ‘P’ in CRP – with Chris Wolf (the ‘C’) and Ralph Ed Jeffers (the ‘R’). Pablo’s music is meaningful. He writes about being a Veteran, surviving wars, life, and about relationships. Nearly everyone can relate to Pablo’s lyrics, and his melodies are very strong. Bill Price is a word man – his lyrics are exceptional as are his songs. He is visiting us from the Indianapolis area, but he spends a bit to time traveling out west as a man interested in the environment and nature in general. Price takes songwriting seriously and it shows. Marc Haggerty – MarcHaggerty.com – was one of the originators of the Bloomington Songwriter Showcase. Haggerty has a LOT to write about. He, too, is a veteran of war and of surviving the obstacles life has thrown at him since he was just a young boy. Marc has had some pretty good times, too, and was a person who actually ran away to work in the circus – traveling with some of the most well-known productions around – as a catcher for his trapeze act. His son was also part of Haggerty’s act for a while. Now known more for his political advocacy and songs that reflect his views, Marc Haggerty is a strong Singer-Songwriter with a soft-spoken way about him and his music . . . but don’t be deceived – this writer packs a punch! Angela White – facebook.com/people/Angela-Norris-White – showed up to perform at an Open Share-a-Chair evening a few months back and was an instant hit with our audience. Her music is decidedly Country in nature with clean, easy-to-understand melodies . . . but listen to those lyrics! This little gal has some pretty deep stories and observations that she’s paired with her music. White’s vocals are clean and clear, reminiscent of Emmylou Harris in style, as is her Country-girl good looks. Bill Price – reverbnation.com/billprice – is visiting us from the Indianapolis area – although he probably just got back from one of his nature excursions out west. Price is a word guy – his lyrics are meaningful and often deal with environmental concerns and nature. Bill Price is a serious kinda guy, and he takes his songwriting seriously – and all of his songs are good.
We think you’ll enjoy this program!
NO COVER CHARGE and ALL AGES are welcomed!

Long longing round robin Songwriters Showcase.