The Monroe County History Center invites you to review uncaptioned images from the Bloomington Herald-Times newspaper archive and see if you can help add names, dates and other details to the people, places and events pictured.
Join Historic Downtown Kendallville as it screens short films that explore how to create better cities, towns and neighborhoods—then use the films as inspiration to imagine the future of downtown Kendallville (or your own favorite community).
Join the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy for a yearlong series featuring comedy films that either won or were nominated for an Academy Award.
The Monroe County History Center invites you to review uncaptioned images from the Bloomington Herald-Times newspaper archive and see if you can help add names, dates and other details to the people, places and events pictured.
Learn about Crawfordsville's Lincoln School and its work to educate and uplift Montgomery County's Black community.
Join Indiana's Historic Pathways for a teacher workshop that introduces the story of Indiana’s unique Buffalo Trace through speakers, lesson plans and a panel discussion on innovative classroom learning ideas.
Take part in a show-and-tell-and-touch presentation with original newspapers published from 1685 to 1941.
The Monroe County History Center invites you to review uncaptioned images from the Bloomington Herald-Times newspaper archive and see if you can help add names, dates and other details to the people, places and events pictured.
The Monroe County History Center invites you to review uncaptioned images from the Bloomington Herald-Times newspaper archive and see if you can help add names, dates and other details to the people, places and events pictured.
View an exhibition of historical panoramic photographs depicting Indianapolis's Irvington neighborhood and other locations.
Enjoy a first look at Walkable USA, a documentary about the efforts to reinvigorate historic downtown Hammond, Indiana, through walkable urban design and historic preservation.
Join a panel of Bloomington journalists for a discussion about the history of local news in their community.