Bloom Archives
Rodney Margison
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Local Luthier Helps Players Keep Guitars Fit as Fiddles
David Winslow-Edmonson, 33, has been repairing guitars since he was 12. “My dad has a background in lutherie as well,” he explains. “We mostly…
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Ivy Tech Center Celebrates Decade of Lifelong Learning
This year, the Ivy Tech Center for Lifelong Learning celebrates its 10th anniversary. And while its founding executive director says she modeled the center…
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Cardinal Stage Has A Plan to Win Over A New Generation Of Theater Goers
With multiple forms of entertainment available to them, millennials generally don’t attend theater, says Cardinal Stage Company Managing Director Gabe Gloden. “Many theaters are…
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Royale Hair Parlor Creates a Unique Wedding Suite
Sometimes the most treasured images of a bride’s big day are captured as she and her party get ready for the ceremony—the casual moments…
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Trilingual Acceptance Signs Available at ‘Bloom’ Office
Trilingual acceptance signs, available with help from Btown Justice, can now be purchased at the Bloom Magazine office.
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Evans-Porter Library Preserves African American History, Culture & Fiction
Housed in the building that served as the African American grades K–9 school until the end of local school segregation in 1951, the Banneker…
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It’s Not Just a Dog or Cat Choice: Consider Getting a Rabbit!
A few months ago, Marie Kosakowski wanted to find her 4-year-old copper-colored, lionhead rabbit, Oliver, a pal, so she packed him up and took…
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Kids Assemble Their New Bikes at Boys & Girls Clubs of B-town
Sixty-five local children put together their new bicycles, supplied by the Wheels & Wellness public health project, on Saturday, April 1, at the Boys…
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Jon Chickedantz: Restaurateur
For more than 20 years, a visit to Malibu Grill meant a visit with JB (John Bailey), the downtown restaurant’s loquacious long-time managing partner.…