-
"Order in the Court" kicks off the season in September, with a suite of short plays about power and justice set in a historic courtroom.
-
Community members in McLean County can paint portraits that will be part of a mural outside of the McLean County Arts Center.
-
The iconic Route 66 will hit the century mark next year. Before it became the "Mother Road," it was Illinois Route 4. And on it was a rest spot for those early motorists on the south side of Bloomington.
-
The Bloomington gallery's final day at its current location on the downtown square will be July 11.
-
The Illinois Symphony has released the schedule for the upcoming season, beginning with a guest conductor sending the audience to a galaxy far, far away.
-
The 2025 Illinois Shakespeare Festival marks a first-ever production of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" and two directorial debuts by Central Illinois natives Kim McKean and Vanessa Stalling.
-
Illinois State University’s Horticulture Center will soon be the official home of an interactive art piece that celebrates indigenous culture and communities.
-
Bloomington city leaders plan to implement a multi-faceted strategy aimed at addressing vacant properties throughout the city over the next several years.
-
The band's first full-length album of all-original songs isn't afraid to veer slightly from the rules, but they're a rockabilly band "through and through."
-
The band previews songs from the new album this weekend at the Tailgate N' Tallboys festival in Bloomington.
-
The 10 years Sally Rudolph spent on the McLean County Board were some of its most productive. Her political career was sparked by an invitation to join the League of Women Voters in 1969.
-
Four Bloomington High School students developed the exhibition over the school year, starting with pieces from University Galleries' permanent collection.