Dive into water—an essential component of life on our planet, environmentally, culturally, and historically.
Learn about the life and legacy of Ludwig van Beethoven and how his music provides insights into contemporary society.
Celebrate women's history as Peru, Indiana, dedicates a sculpture to one of its hometown heroes, suffragist Marie Stuart Edwards.
Join Historic New Harmony to learn about Robert Owen's views on fashion and its impact on society.
Attend a screening and discussion of the short movie Purple and envision what a healthy public debate on fault-line issues might look like.
Bloomington Parks is inviting you to a virtual educational workshop supported by the Unearthed Speakers Bureau.
Do you know who your water neighbors are? If not, you might be surprised to learn where your water comes from and where it goes.
Join filmmakers Joel Fendelman and James Chase Sanchez for a screening and discussion of their award-winning documentary, and learn about their plans to feature Putnam County in an upcoming film.
Explore the history of Indiana through river mussels with Cassie Hauswald, a freshwater ecologist at the Nature Conservancy.
Explore Red Mill County Park and get hands on experience as a conservationist as we learn about the critters that live in the Little Calumet River.
Learn little-known facts about the life of rocker Janis Joplin from her award-winning biographer and kick back as a tribute band covers her greatest hits.
Join in for an open House for the Restored Jens Jensen's Riverdale Garden at Marian University in partnership with the Friends of Riverdale. Questions? Contact Deb Lawrence at 317-955-6208 or...