We’ll clean up trash at a newer addition to the preserve, and also continue work on Asian bush honeysuckle and other invasives. Meet at the Kroger on North Kinser Pike to carpool. To learn more and register for the event, visit our website at www.sycamorelandtrust.org/events/

Artisan Alley is teaming up with Crumble Coffee & Bakery – Downtown to bring the public an amazing class!
On October 18th at 5 pm at Crumble’s downtown location, learn how to wrap beautiful stones in copper wire to create a gorgeous pendant you can wear at any occasion. This class is taught by the owner of Enlighten Elements, Eliza Leigh Thompson! Eliza is incredibly skilled at making this wonderful jewelry and she can’t wait to share her craft with you!
Tickets for this class are $15 and we have 15-20 spaces, so get your tickets while you can! When paying in advance, please leave a note that states you are paying for this class. If you can not leave a note, email [email protected] after making your payment to confirm your spot in the class.
This class takes place at 532 N College Ave., parking is available on the street or in the parking garage located next to the coffee shop. For any further questions about this event, please contact Artisan Alley or send us an email at [email protected].

On Thursday, October 18 at 5:00PM in the Oak Room of the Indiana Memorial Union, Alexander Galloway – Professor of Media, Culture, and Communication at New York University – will give a public lecture on the history and culture of computation. This talk is part of the Center for Theoretical Inquiry’s Fall Lecture Series on Play.

Alexander Galloway’s visit to the Bloomington campus is generously supported by the Burke Fund of the Department of Art History.

When the band formed in 2004, Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue were at the vanguard of New Orleans’ now-thriving country scene, and they’ve remained in a league of their own ever since. Combining evocative songwriting and impeccable musicianship, their dance hall show and infectious energy on stage have earned them their place in the upper echelon of local favorites and helped grow an avid fan-base of two-steppers around the world.

Sometimes called “The Punk Rock Patsy Cline”, “The Gal” is Vanessa Niemann, an Appalachian-born songstress who has lent her powerful voice and magnetic stage presence to various musical projects in New Orleans and around the country. Over the years, the Revue has counted among its ranks some of the finest musicians in the region. The current roster boasts guitarists Matt Slusher and Justin LeCuyer in addition to drummer Rose Cangelosi, and upright bassist Corey McGillivary, all excellent songwriters and singers in their own right, adding tight harmonies to the sound.

These multi-time Big Easy and Best of the Beat Award recipients have shared the stage with Willie Nelson, Marcia Ball, Blind Boys of Alabama, and countless others. 2018 was their eleventh year appearing at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, packing the Gentilly Stage where Lyle Lovett would perform later that day. Their albums have reached as high as third on the FAR Charts (Freeform American Roots Music) and the top 100 on the AMA Charts (Americana Airplay, Americana Music Association.)

Gal Holiday continues to tour both within the U.S. and Internationally. After a successful European tour this past summer, the band returned home to make their newest release, Lost & Found. Recorded over four days in November 2017 at Dial Back Sound in Water Valley, MS, the album has a lush soundscape thanks to the bands’ spirit guide and producer, Jimbo Mathus, and studio engineer, Bronson Tew. With an unmistakable Gulf Coast feel, Lost & Found touches on themes of loss, change, and discovery in twelve songs written by Vanessa, Rose, Justin and Jimbo.

Although 2018 will be a tour heavy year, you can still find them raising a ruckus in New Orleans and surrounding areas at dance halls, festivals, and local watering holes most any day of the week. They know the ins and outs of the country canon and can even get folks swinging to an unexpected pop cover or two, but above all, vivid songwriting is one of the group’s great strengths. Their rollicking foot-stompers and poignant Crescent City tributes alike crackle with an authentic country spirit.

Armed with this kind of versatility and an ever-growing body of original material, they put on a show that never gets old, delighting rowdy dancers, buttoned-down diners, and new-to-country music listeners alike. New Orleans may be most closely associated with Jazz and Funk, but Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue prove that the city celebrates its musical diversity with enthusiasm.

The Monroe County Civic Theatre will present King Lear on October 12, 13, 18, 19 at 7:00pm
at the John Waldron Rose Firebay, 122 S. Walnut, Bloomington, Indiana presenting their own Roy Sillings as King Lear along with mcct.org s local community amateur actors

Tickets available @ https://mcct.yapsody.com/event/index/303581/william-shakespeares-king-lear

Presented by Monroe County Civic Theater. Directed by Steve Heise. Starring Roy Sillings as Lear. Tickets can be purchased at https://mcct.yapsody.com/event/index/303581/william-shakespeares-king-lear. Pay online or reserve for will call.

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