Station Events
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Singe presents: The Green Garter Burlesque Show.
On Thursday, March 26th 2026, join us for an all local performers, all burlesque evening of sparkle, silliness, and sensuality, as we indulge in the art of the tease.
From beguiling beginners, to vivacious veteran vixens, this is a space for both green & seasoned performers to test out new acts, brush up old ones, and perform with the structure of a weekend show, but without the pressure.
Our dazzling performers will be shimmying across Serendipity's stage EARLY & promptly.
Doors open at 7pm
Show starts by 8pm
Sliding scale - pay what you can
$5 suggested cover
21+ only
As this is a sliding scale event, we highly encourage bringing $1’s to tip the performers as well as showering them in your cheers. Money tight? Come anyway and tip us with your energy!
CASH BAR - atm on site
Serendipity Martini Bar
201 S College Ave
Bloomington, IN
Old Bullwinkles - on the corner of 4th & College Ave.
Venus ACCESSIBILITY information:
While the front doors are on the ground level, the building is split level once you enter and the Martini bar is on the 2nd floor. There is a flights of stairs (to the right) that go up into the Martini Bar space. There unfortunately is no ramp, lift, or elevator to access the Martini Bar.
On Thursday, March 26th 2026, join us for an all local performers, all burlesque evening of sparkle, sensuality, and silliness.
From beguiling beginners, to vivacious veteran vixens, this is a space for both green & seasoned performers to test out new acts, brush up old ones, and perform with the structure of a weekend show, but without the pressure.
Our dazzling performers will be shimmying across Serendipity's stage EARLY & promptly.
Doors open at 7pm
Show starts by 8pm
Sliding scale - pay what you can
$5 suggested cover
21+ only
As this is a sliding scale event, we highly encourage bringing $1’s to tip the performers as well as showering them in your cheers. Money tight? Come anyway and tip us with your energy!
CASH BAR - atm on site
Serendipity Martini Bar
201 S College Ave
Bloomington, IN
Old Bullwinkles - on the corner of 4th & College Ave.
Venus ACCESSIBILITY information:
While the front doors are on the ground level, the building is split level once you enter and the Martini bar is on the 2nd floor. There is a flights of stairs (to the right) that go up into the Martini Bar space. There unfortunately is no ramp, lift, or elevator to access the Martini Bar.
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Get to know YOUR healing hands at an upcoming Reiki training!
Learn powerful, proven, empowering, and inspiring ways of helping yourself, friends, family, clients, animals, and others experience blissful relaxation, pain relief, emotional peace, and holistic healing from the inside out.
Reiki is a hands-on energy healing modality, and you will be amazed by what you can do after just one weekend. People of all backgrounds are warmly welcome, including those who want to use it professionally and/or personally! No experience necessary.
Receive practitioner certification, experiential training, manuals, energetic attunements, and personal transformation. Discounts available when you sign up more than 2 weeks in advance, for multiple levels, or when you register with a buddy. Pre-registration is required, and spots are limited and fill quickly!
Facilitated by Christine Eartheart, esteemed Reiki Master/Teacher who has trained and certified several hundreds of local practitioners.
Please email info@joypotential.com with any questions. More info and registration at https://joypotential.com/reiki/ -
Constellation Stage and Screen & BCT Present:
Mamma Mia! (2008)
Calling all dancing queens and super troupers!
Experience the magic of ABBA’s greatest hits on the big screen in this feel-good movie musical about a bride-to-be searching for her real father. Based on the Broadway musical of the same name, Mamma Mia! is a high-energy celebration of love, friendship, and timeless pop classics.
Pre-Show Extravaganza:
Be sure to dress in your Mamma Mia best, because we’re kicking off the screening with a costume contest!
Show off your disco- and island-inspired looks for the chance to win a fabulous prize. Come early to take photos at our photo booth and grab a themed cocktail from the bar. -
Celebrate the spring bird migration at the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge in Seymour at “Wings Over Muscatatuck” during a fun filled day for children and adults. Activities include guided bird walks, kids birdhouse building and bird art, Plein Air art, Sandhill Crane and Rapture programs, native plant sale, silent auction, bird cake walk and more. -
Live experimental music series, March features artists from Bloomington and Lafayette, IN. Orbit Room is an all-ages venue with craft beer, wine, gourmet hot dogs and pinball arcade.
ALL-AGES
$8 ADVANCE/$10 AT DOOR + FOOD OR DRINK PURCHASE REQUIRED
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Cuzn Eddy - A man of many names and projects, connected by a single thread and vision. Eddy/Joshua came to the Black Hole last year with his project Thee Maji, which built guitar, voice and synthesizer to create sacred monuments of sound. When the Cuzn is out, the rhythm picks up and the toe starts tapping. These cosmic gospel freakouts hearken back to the Eddy Price cassingles on Auris Apothecary or Eddy's old psycho-billy band Th'Empires. Cuzn Eddy will be performing songs from his new cassette, titled Cornbread.
https://cuzneddy.bandcamp.com/
https://www.yesuelhu.com/
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PSK - free improvisation ensemble led by Alex Wray. Membership for 3/28 likely still to be determined, likely drawing players from Bloomington and beyond. Good cacophonous fun.
https://sacredvibrations.bandcamp.com/album/psk-9-20-25
https://sacredvibrations.bandcamp.com/album/pandemonium-4
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Lather - Host and curator of SFTBH. Cassette tapes, loops, circuitry, sounds both collected and created then collaged together live.
https://lather.bandcamp.com/ -
Join us for the Indiana University Center for Rural Engagement's two-day conference, an event focused on celebrating and strengthening Indiana’s rural communities.
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From our conductor, Stephen W. Pratt:
This concert features music that celebrates American music in many ways.
The Symphonic Concert March is by an Italian composer, but was rescued from obscurity by Nicholas Falcone, one of two Italian brothers who came to America as teenagers and made a huge impact on the American concert band world in many ways. The Alfred Reed Ballade features our guest soloist, Dr. Thomas Walsh, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty, an outstanding saxophonist. Florence Price’s Adoration, a transcription of her organ piece, is a beautiful addition to our repertoire. David Dzubay, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty is represented with his Gloriana, Frangipana, a piece he composed for my retirement concert. Three iconic American composers are also represented – Bernstein, Copland, and Gershwin. My hope is that every member of the audience will find at least several pieces that they want to hear and will enjoy -
From our conductor, Stephen W. Pratt:
This concert features music that celebrates American music in many ways.
The Symphonic Concert March is by an Italian composer, but was rescued from obscurity by Nicholas Falcone, one of two Italian brothers who came to America as teenagers and made a huge impact on the American concert band world in many ways. The Alfred Reed Ballade features our guest soloist, Dr. Thomas Walsh, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty, an outstanding saxophonist. Florence Price’s Adoration, a transcription of her organ piece, is a beautiful addition to our repertoire. David Dzubay, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty is represented with his Gloriana, Frangipana, a piece he composed for my retirement concert. Three iconic American composers are also represented – Bernstein, Copland, and Gershwin. My hope is that every member of the audience will find at least several pieces that they want to hear and will enjoy -
From our conductor, Stephen W. Pratt:
This concert features music that celebrates American music in many ways.
The Symphonic Concert March is by an Italian composer, but was rescued from obscurity by Nicholas Falcone, one of two Italian brothers who came to America as teenagers and made a huge impact on the American concert band world in many ways. The Alfred Reed Ballade features our guest soloist, Dr. Thomas Walsh, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty, an outstanding saxophonist. Florence Price’s Adoration, a transcription of her organ piece, is a beautiful addition to our repertoire. David Dzubay, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty is represented with his Gloriana, Frangipana, a piece he composed for my retirement concert. Three iconic American composers are also represented – Bernstein, Copland, and Gershwin. My hope is that every member of the audience will find at least several pieces that they want to hear and will enjoy -
From our conductor, Stephen W. Pratt:
This concert features music that celebrates American music in many ways.
The Symphonic Concert March is by an Italian composer, but was rescued from obscurity by Nicholas Falcone, one of two Italian brothers who came to America as teenagers and made a huge impact on the American concert band world in many ways. The Alfred Reed Ballade features our guest soloist, Dr. Thomas Walsh, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty, an outstanding saxophonist. Florence Price’s Adoration, a transcription of her organ piece, is a beautiful addition to our repertoire. David Dzubay, from the Jacobs School of Music faculty is represented with his Gloriana, Frangipana, a piece he composed for my retirement concert. Three iconic American composers are also represented – Bernstein, Copland, and Gershwin. My hope is that every member of the audience will find at least several pieces that they want to hear and will enjoy
