Apr 18 Saturday
The Jacobs School of Music presents Concentus with Joanna Blendulf & Dana Marsh, directors.
The Jacobs School of Music presents a Senior Recital by Kyla Sherry, soprano.
The Jacobs School of Music presents a Junior Recital by Zak Mustille, piano.
The Jacobs School of Music presents a Junior Recital by Liao Hu, baritone.
Apr 19 Sunday
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.
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The Friends of Monroe County Public Library present the Big Spring Book Sale. All books are just 50¢ to $2.00. The sale reflects the breadth of our community’s interests – add to your choices for cooking, delve into a new area in history, or find good books for (grand)children. Fiction, biography, politics, DVDs, music, and much more are in good supply, with new material added every day.
Thursday, April 16: 4:00–7:00 PM (Early bird sale for Friends members only: you can join at the door or online at mcpl.info.friends).
Open to the public:Friday, April 17: 10 AM–6 PM (all books 50¢ to $2.00)Saturday, April 18: 10 AM–6 PM (all books 50¢ to $2.00)Sunday, April 19: Noon–6 PM (fill a Friends tote bag for $12; fill a box for $18)Monday, April 20: 9 AM–2 PM (all remaining items are free)
The sale is in Meeting Rooms 1B/1C on the ground floor of the Monroe County Public Library at 303 E. Kirkwood Avenue, Bloomington IN 47408. All proceeds support the programs and services of the Library.
It’s the 2nd anniversary of The Goat Conspiracy’s “transfarmation”.Come out for an afternoon of fun with the Sanctuary staff and residents. Meet the goats and chickens, enjoy plant-based fare from Planted Bloomington, and learn more from our animal advocate friends.All are welcome. This is a free event.
The Jacobs School of Music presents a Master’s Recital by Catherine DiGrazia, soprano.
The Jacobs School of Music presents a Senior Recital by Logan Crocker, flute.