Bloom Archives
Author: Rodney Margison
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Cox Creek Mill: Where Detritus Becomes Art
Sometimes referred to as the “Home of the Iron Gate,” Cox Creek Mill in Nashville, Indiana, is the home and studio of metalwork artist…
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Young Women Can Work Out for Free at B-town Jazzercise
Throughout 2017, Jazzercise Bloomington is joining a national Jazzercise Inc. initiative and offering women 16 to 21 years of age unlimited free classes to…
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COVER STORY: To Be Muslim in Bloomington
With hate crimes on the rise, the threat of mass deportations, and the federal government’s attempts to restrict immigration from predominately Islamic countries, these…
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Work on Prairie of Native Plants Underway at Goat Farm Park
While you may have noticed work at Goat Farm Park near the junction of High Street and East Winslow Road as the City of…
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Jewish Theatre of Bloomington Presents Timely Play About Hatred
Jewish Theatre of Bloomington will present ‘Visions of Right,’ by Marcia Cebulska; the story of a photographer who moves to Topeka, Kansas, and encounters…
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Update: On 70th Anniversary of Famed Kinsey Institute
This year marks a milestone for the Kinsey Institute as Indiana University celebrates the 70th anniversary of what is arguably the world’s most influential…
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The Stone Age Institute
Hidden away in the woods on the outskirts of Bloomington, this famed institute, the brainchild of husband-and-wife scientists, is a focal point for archaeological…
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Recipe of the Month: Restaurant Bacon
Have you ever wondered how restaurants get their bacon to look so perfect, and why the bacon you make at home … well, isn’t?…
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Bloomington Celebrates MLK Remembrance Activities
A portion of Elm Street between 7th and 8th streets was renamed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street for a brief time Tuesday, April…