Bloom Magazine
Category: Arts & Entertainment
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Brown County Music Center Brings Big Names to Nashville
After a 2009 arson fire destroyed the Little Nashville Opry, an entertainment venue that had served Brown County for more…
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Wylie House Exhibit Portrays Marginalized, Silenced Hoosiers
The written records and visual art we share as historical representations of our collective past depict, more often than not,…
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‘‘Lock Ness!’ and Other Tales of Nessie the Scottie’
For all the joy they bring, it’s a sad truth that pets’ lives are much shorter than our own. In…
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Local Dancer Wins World Country & Western Award
When Mary Hoedeman Coniaris got the call that she was receiving the Pioneer Award from the United Country and Western…
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Review: ‘Author in Chief’
Just before President’s Day, Bloom caught up with Bloomington resident Craig Fehrman as he set out on a national book…
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Chamber Singers to Present ‘Considering Matthew Shepard’
Matthew Shepard, a gay University of Wyoming student, was brutally murdered 22 years ago, and his death served as a…
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King Bee & The Stingers: Blues Band on the Rise
By day, Mark Menefee, 60, is the Indiana University director of utilities. By night, he’s the black- and-yellow-clad harmonica player…
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Ransom Haile: Multimedia Digital Artist
Most recently, most of Haile’s art has been visual: sculptures, drawings, tattoos, paintings, and photographs.
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The Waldron Marks Ten Years as Part of Ivy Tech
Ten years ago, Ivy Tech Community College–Bloomington acquired the John Waldron Arts Center, a building with a long history of…
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