Community Calendar

Constellation Stage & Screen presents “Another Revolution,” on stage June 4-21 at the Constellation Playhouse.
Some revolutions happen in the streets. Others in the lab.
Kat and Henry, two graduate students from opposing scientific disciplines, are forced to share a lab at Columbia University in 1968. Amidst interpersonal differences, a campus devolving into political chaos, and the uncertainty and turmoil of the outside world, they each discover what it’s like to be thrown into someone else’s orbit. By Jacqueline Bircher, playwright of Constellation’s hit production of Webster’s B!+@#. Recommended for ages 13+.

See Constellation’s website for more information, including a detailed performance schedule. Learn more and find tickets at https://seeconstellation.org/mainstage/another-revolution/

This new exhibition features a variety of costume and scenic designs by the late Robert O’Hearn, alumnus and professor emeritus of opera studies in the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. O’Hearn also worked as an opera, ballet, and theater designer for the Metropolitan Opera, IU Opera and Ballet Theater, Broadway, and other opera and theater companies across the country and Europe. A selection from the 600+ works that are now held by the University Archives celebrates O’Hearn as a visual storyteller, talented artist, and impactful designer.

Description: Get closer to the wild side with Animal Hour and Dive Deeper! These weekly programs let you chat with WonderLab’s animal experts, discover what it takes to care for creatures from around the globe, and meet snakes, lizards, insects, arachnids, and more—up close and out of their habitats.

Animal Hour takes place on most Fridays, while Dive Deeper happens on the last Friday of each month at WonderLab’s stunning coral reef aquarium.

Recommended Ages: All ages

Dates: Weekly on Fridays

Times: 3 – 4pm

Event Price: Free for Members / Free with Museum Admission

Admission Prices
Member: FREE
Non-member: $14.50
Access pass: $5

Purchase Admission: Online or at the front desk

Tails on the Town, presented by Scout's Honor, is Monroe County Humane Association’s signature spring event. It is a carnival-themed evening for adults that brings together animal lovers to support pets in our community.

The event includes carnival style games, raffles, great food, drinks, live and silent auctions, and music with DJShawnD. Guests enjoy a high energy atmosphere while connecting with others who care about pets and families in our community. All proceeds benefit programs and services at Monroe County Humane Association.

Tails on the Town is a 21 and older event. Come as you are in casual attire, or dress up and join the fun. Either way, you will fit right in.

It’s officially MOTHRA DAY in Bloomington on June 12th! The proclamation (see below) has been signed.

BCT’s 2nd annual Godzilla Weekend is showcasing this giant moth that attacks the whole world with fury!

Join us for the first night for MOTHRA (1961) Presented by The East Asian Studies Center, The Media School, Tattoo Kaiju, and Buskirk-Chumley Theater.

This evening includes:

*** Pre film introduction from Godzilla scholar, and festival organizer Beth Bredlau

*** Video from mayor reading proclamation

*** Post film panel with film scholar and Matt Rice from BIFF

*** Merchandise for Godzilla Weekend, from Badknees

*** A live performance my Madam McVillian on the 12th

*** Artist Matt Frank will be there, selling Merchandise and meeting fans

This is the first film featuring Mothra! A story in which a corrupted businessman kidnaps tiny twin priestesses on the radiated Infant Island to exploit them for profit. This angers the island’s guardian goddess named Mothra, who awakens and goes in search for the kidnapped twins, threatening to leave a wake of destruction along the way.

Director Ishirô Honda

Japanese w/ English Subtitles
2K DCP / B&W

Constellation Stage & Screen presents “Another Revolution,” on stage June 4-21 at the Constellation Playhouse.
Some revolutions happen in the streets. Others in the lab.
Kat and Henry, two graduate students from opposing scientific disciplines, are forced to share a lab at Columbia University in 1968. Amidst interpersonal differences, a campus devolving into political chaos, and the uncertainty and turmoil of the outside world, they each discover what it’s like to be thrown into someone else’s orbit. By Jacqueline Bircher, playwright of Constellation’s hit production of Webster’s B!+@#. Recommended for ages 13+.

See Constellation’s website for more information, including a detailed performance schedule. Learn more and find tickets at https://seeconstellation.org/mainstage/another-revolution/

Shop for handmade art and fine crafts! Bloomington Parks and Recreation hosts a celebration of art and community with the sales, demonstrations, and displays of art and fine crafts by local and regional artists.

A Fair of the Arts takes place on the second Saturdays of the summer season, May through October, in conjunction with the Bloomington Community Farmers' Market at the following location:

Fernandez Plaza (in front of City Hall)
401 N. Morton St., Bloomington, IN

This new exhibition features a variety of costume and scenic designs by the late Robert O’Hearn, alumnus and professor emeritus of opera studies in the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. O’Hearn also worked as an opera, ballet, and theater designer for the Metropolitan Opera, IU Opera and Ballet Theater, Broadway, and other opera and theater companies across the country and Europe. A selection from the 600+ works that are now held by the University Archives celebrates O’Hearn as a visual storyteller, talented artist, and impactful designer.

Constellation Stage & Screen presents “Another Revolution,” on stage June 4-21 at the Constellation Playhouse.
Some revolutions happen in the streets. Others in the lab.
Kat and Henry, two graduate students from opposing scientific disciplines, are forced to share a lab at Columbia University in 1968. Amidst interpersonal differences, a campus devolving into political chaos, and the uncertainty and turmoil of the outside world, they each discover what it’s like to be thrown into someone else’s orbit. By Jacqueline Bircher, playwright of Constellation’s hit production of Webster’s B!+@#. Recommended for ages 13+.

See Constellation’s website for more information, including a detailed performance schedule. Learn more and find tickets at https://seeconstellation.org/mainstage/another-revolution/

Description: Each week, STEM Saturday invites kids and caregivers to explore science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on fun that sparks curiosity and creativity—turning learning into a true adventure.

First Saturday of the month, S for Science.
Second Saturday of the month, T for Technology
Third Saturday of the month, E for Engineering
Fourth Saturday of the month, M for Math
Any fifth Saturday of a month is, M for Maker

Recommended Ages: STEM Saturday is designed for ages 5 and up and their caregivers.

Dates: Weekly on Saturdays

Times: 3 - 4pm

Event Price: Free for Members / Free with Museum Admission

Admission Prices
Member: FREE
Non-member: $14.50
Access pass: $5

Purchase Admission: Online or at the front desk

Monthly Themes:
January – Science of Art
February – Our 5 Senses
March – Biology