Community Calendar

On the heels of two Grammy-winning albums in succession, with her band Golden Highway—2022’s Crooked Tree and 2023’s City of Gold—plus a nomination for Best New Artist, Molly Tuttle returns with a solo album that’s her most dazzling to date: So Long Little Miss Sunshine.

Catch her for an intimate solo set at Landlocked Music to celebrate Record Store Day 2026! All-ages, bring the family. CDs and Vinyl of her albums will be available for purchase. After her short set of music Molly will sign merchandise and meet her fans.

Blue Flame is a bluegrass fusion group that features Savanna Batan on fiddle, 2023 National Mandolin Champion Ethan Batan, and 2018 National Flatpick Champion Luke Lovejoy. They were voted Putnam County’s 2025 Best Local Musician/Band. This group is always a favorite at the Tivoli! Get tickets early for this show.

"Together, We Rise"
Bryon Black II, director of choirs
Sunday, April 19 • 3 p.m.
Green Center, Kresge Auditorium

The DePauw Institute of Music's spring choral concert, "Together, We Rise," brings together the voices of DePauw Chamber Singers, Vox Animae and the Putnam County Festival Choir in a program celebrating unity, resilience and shared purpose. Spanning musical traditions from Johann Sebastian Bach to contemporary composers including Dr. Rosephanye Powell, Jocelyn Hagen and Sydney Guillaume, the concert explores how communities express faith, hope, memory and empowerment through song. Highlights include Bach’s powerful setting of Martin Luther’s Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott, vibrant gospel works honoring the legacy of Richard Smallwood, and the joyful combined-choirs finale One by One by Diane White-Clayton, a reminder that meaningful progress happens step by step—and that together, we rise.

Bloomington Chamber Singers to offer Duruflé’s Majestic Requiem
Bloomington, Indiana, 4 April 2026
Rounding out the Bloomington Chamber Singers regular season will be Duruflé’s 1947 Requiem.
Paying homage to early French liturgical chant, Duruflé’s Requiem haunting setting of the requiem
mass allows the listener to be transported beyond the centuries with the merging of ancient melodies
with mid-20th century sacred tones. This amalgamation of ancient line with the postwar musicality
creates a unique and lasting impression on the listener, whether encountering the work for the first or
the fortieth time.
In addition to the Requiem, audience members will be treated to a French madrigal Tourdion (Quand
je bois du vin clairet) as an acapella processional. The light-hearted, frolicking madrigal provides a
wonderful juxtaposition to the sacred sincerity of the beloved Requiem Mass.
The evening’s program, conducted by artistic director, Caio Guimarães, will be presented at St.
Mark’s United Methodist Church, 100 N st. R. 46, Bloomington. The presentation will begin at 4:00
pm. In-person tickets are available either through pre-sale or at the door. A live-stream option is also
available. General admission tickets for the concert are $20 or $15 for students. Additional
information is available at www.chambersingers.info.

Magdalena Bay is bringing their kaleidoscopic pop universe to IU Auditorium as part of Little 500 week.

The Los Angeles–based duo of Mica Tenenbaum and Matthew Lewin is known for infectious hooks, synth-driven beats, and an immersive sound that blends futuristic pop with nostalgic flair. Their high-energy live shows pair bold visuals with meticulously crafted songs that hit hard and stick with you.

Marrowood the Musical 4/23, 4/24 6pm Jackson Creek Middle School $5
Marrowood is a new musical fantasy by Joe Donnelly and his son Torin MacLaughlin. Featuring a stellar cast and pit with fantastic large puppet costumes and video projections.
This is a fundraiser for the JCMS scholarship fund, which has provided lessons for over 40 students.

Marrowood the Musical 4/23, 4/24 6pm Jackson Creek Middle School $5
Marrowood is a new musical fantasy by Joe Donnelly and his son Torin MacLaughlin. Featuring a stellar cast and pit with fantastic large puppet costumes and video projections.
This is a fundraiser for the JCMS scholarship fund, which has provided lessons for over 40 students.

Join us for the legendary IU Soul Revue’s annual spring concert! Get ready to groove as the music takes you on a journey through the best of funk, soul, and R&B. Under the direction of Professor James Strong, the IU Soul Revue is set to deliver a powerhouse performance that will have the audience on their feet. This show promises to honor its rich legacy in unforgettable fashion. Don’t miss it!

It's the final countdown! The 24th season of QMC is coming to an end, and the chorus is adding another 525,600 minutes to our long history with a spring concert that is "By the Numbers!" You won't have to walk 500 miles to enjoy it, as we are singing right here in Bloomington, at First United Church, on Saturday, April 25th at 7:30pm and again on Sunday, April 26th at 3pm.

Numerical songs abound, but Quarryland invites you to this curated musical experience where you'll have a million reasons to laugh, cry, cheer, or just count your blessings. Time after time, our chorus sings for a measure of belonging, personal expression, and musical excellence in the LGBTQ+ community. You can count on QMC to make it worth your time!

Concert Sponsor:
IU Credit Union

Season Sponsors:
Shadday Realty Group/Sheetz Century 21

Live experimental music series, March features artists from Bloomington and New Albany, IN.
ALL-AGES
$10 + FOOD OR DRINK PURCHASE REQUIRED
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DRM is a local electroacoustic/jazz adjacent trio comprising David Miller, Richard Jermain and Marty Belcher. For decades, David ran the weekly Jazz Fables series and brought artists like Sun Ra to perform in Bloomington. Marty organized improvised music nights, and more recently helped form the group Ortet. Richard is a relative newcomer to Bloomington, exploring electronics, modular synthesizers, and instrument building.
https://drmtrio.bandcamp.com/
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Scotchamo is artist/musician Scott Scarboro who resides in Kentuckiana. He is formally from the junkabilly band, Monkey Boy. He performs experimental improvisational music with found objects, real time sampling, amp hiss, circuit bent devices, handmade effects boxes and mostly homemade instruments.
https://junkabillystudios.bandcamp.com/