Bloom Archives
Author: Sophie Bird
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Bloomington Citizens Help Make One Million Stars to End Violence
Bloomington has exceeded its goal of contributing 10,000 stars to the One Million Stars to End Violence project.
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Ellyn Barham-Pruitt: Keeping Gumboot Dance and Its History Alive in Bloomington
Ellyn Barham-Pruitt discusses the history of gumboot dancing in South Africa and the cultural importance of keeping the tradition alive today.
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Dean Peg Faimon: School of Art + Design
Indiana Unviersity’s new School of Art and Design merges the Department of Studio Art and the Department of Apparel Merchandising and Interior Design. Peg…
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Introducing Tomás Lozano: A Rare Hurdy-Gurdy Player
A native of Spain, Tomás Lozano’s love for the hurdy-gurdy began in his youth.
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Misguided Tours Explores What’s Funny, Fascinating & Weird About Bloomington
To learn more about the history (and the ghosts) of Bloomington, check out Misguided Tours.
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New Coaching Program Helps At-Risk High School Students
High school students at risk of not earning a diploma could have the opportunity to speak with an educational coach through Regional Opportunity Initiatives.
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Clutch Fabrication and Design: More Than Just Metalwork
Josh Smith says he came from a family of doers, which has translated well into his life as the owner of Clutch Fabrication and…
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Sculptor Amy Brier Collaborates: Like ‘Two Artists with One Brain’
Amy Brier’s sculptures can be found in places as varied as Bloomington’s Arden Place neighborhood and the Indianapolis International Airport.
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New Vet Clinic Offers Services For Low-Income Pet Owners
The Nonprofit Veterinary Clinic & Outreach Center, which opened in November, offers affordable diagnostics, medication, and additional care.