Join the Bloomington Solidarity Network for our third Tenant’s Rights Workshop. We will go over topics most important to your situation and any other questions you might have. Attorney Jamie Sutton will also bring his expertise. Learn about the Bloomington Solidarity Network and our strategy of mutual support and the variety of ways you can defend yourself against predatory landlords.

Opening of the Hinkle-Garton Farmstead on Saturday, February 24, 2018, from 1-4 p.m. Stop by to enjoy a performance of Scandinavian tunes by the duo Entwyned from 1:30-2:30 p.m. Outside, maple syrup production is underway. Visitors can check sap buckets on the trees, watch maple sap being evaporated and learn more about the sugaring process. There will be freshly bottled maple syrup and other maple products for sale along with volunteer-made jams and jellies. Refreshments, including maple tea and other treats made from maple syrup will be on hand for sampling.

A reserved mid-career novelist and a rakish young blogger hit it off in this sizzling comic drama about desire, love, and literary stardom in this digital age.

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Stop in to try your favorite Girl Scouts cookies paired with your favorite teas & stock up on both to take home! We are so excited to have real Girl Scouts in the shop selling their delicious cookies during this time.

A reserved mid-career novelist and a rakish young blogger hit it off in this sizzling comic drama about desire, love, and literary stardom in this digital age.

Visit cardinalstage.org for more information.

Malcolm Dalglish and the Ooolites with former Pilobolus dancer Jun Kuribayashi bring wild soaring melodies, transcendent harmonies and acrobatic moves to the Buskirk Chumley Theater this Feb 24 at 7:30 pm. Love Songs for a Lasting World is a fanciful swirl of song, dance and pie. It has become a midwinter Bloomington tradition and a signature fundraiser for Middle Way House, an agency providing a full range of services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking in six counties throughout southern Indiana.

This year’s show honors the spirit and life of Middle Way House’s beloved director of thirty years, Toby Strout. New works and old favorites create a soulful, inventive, and sometimes zany celebration of voice, nature and the human form. Bring your woollies, and join the lantern lit singing parade to a bonfire with delicious Muddy Fork apple pie, fresh from a wood-fired oven. This event provides unbridled joy and warmth in the depths of winter. “A piece of pie, a pie of peace! Welcome to our winter feast.”

Doors for this reserved seating event will open at 7pm. The performance is expected to last roughly 2 hours, with a brief intermission. Children 6 and under are free. After the performance, all ticket-holders are invited to head outdoors to S. Washington St. – next to the theater – for a bonfire and a slice of homemade apple pie (included in ticket price).