Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
It's graduation season which means Hawk and Fish have some weird compliments for each other.
Connections
The Connections section includes coverage of arts, entertainment, lifestyles, and anything that generally fits the category of: A person does a interesting thing.
Bloomington-based Secretly Group to release special edition albums as part of June 5 recycled vinyl campaign
Landlocked Music will join stores in the U.S., Canada and U.K. for a June 5 reclaimed-vinyl release event backed by Secretly Group, which also marks its 30th anniversary with August concerts in Bloomington.
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Think about this: Why was a skywalk between Rainbow Bakery and the Fourth And Rogers Contemporary Art Center ultimately rejected? Hawk and Fish have the answer!
Photos: Ms. Lake Lemon pageant returns with mud dives, lawnmowers, and fancy dresses
Saturday’s second annual Ms. Lake Lemon competition mixed fancy dresses with frozen T-shirts, lawnmower driving, watermelon-seed spitting, and mud-pool dives at Riddle Point Park. The quirky fundraiser for Monroe County firefighters went ahead despite threatening skies and light rain.
Sunday Funnies: Hawk v. Fish
Hawk: Capt. Janeway is supposed to be born on May 20, but it's not until 2336. Do you think she will come back in time next Wednesday to speak at the public mic during city council's meeting to advocate for closing down streets for her birthday? What does Fish say?
Supporters rally at Friendly Beasts to keep Seminary Pointe housing, community space
A crowd gathered Friday at Friendly Beasts Cidery for a “Save Seminary Pointe” fundraiser opposing possible redevelopment of the block for a convention center host hotel. Organizers framed the event as both a legal fundraising effort and a demo of how the block already serves as a community space.
Kids on Kirkwood: Bloomington’s townie summer begins with block party for families
Children danced, chased bubbles, and filled Kirkwood Avenue Wednesday night as Bloomington launched its “Family Night Out” series. The monthly block parties are part of the city’s compromise approach to downtown activation, keeping Kirkwood mostly open to cars except for special events.