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MIOpera returns to Bloomington-Normal for its first full-length performance in the Twin Cities in two years. "Nunsense" exemplifies the company's desire to be more "portable," bringing opera to several communities across Central Illinois.
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Bloomington-based rapper and hip-hop artist Darīus will showcase new music at Make Music Normal later this month. Ahead of the show, Williams talks to WGLT about his journey in music.
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Nancy and Ben Pounds' Bloomington yard is featured as part of a 10-home garden tour benefiting the David Davis Mansion.
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Community members in McLean County can paint portraits that will be part of a mural outside of the McLean County Arts Center.
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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.
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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."
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Four Bloomington High School students developed the exhibition over the school year, starting with pieces from University Galleries' permanent collection.
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WGLT's summer music guide highlights various places to catch free (and nearly free) live music around Bloomington-Normal.
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"The Satyr's Last Lament" is not a feel-good musical, but more of a cautionary tale. And there are kazoos.
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Matthew Curry's new album, "One for the Ride," is his first in six years.