March 18, 2022
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Arts Alliance Members
Join us for the Annual Meeting!
Monday, March 21 at 5:30 p.m.
at the Arts Alliance Center in the Mall
The agenda will include:
- A summary of the 2021 Annual Report
- Comments and Questions
- Election of 2022 Board
- Informal Networking
- Learn about our growing Advisory Council
Pizza and refreshments will be provided!
We need your vote!
Everyone is welcome, but only members can vote.
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Cardinal Stage presents The Mountaintop
As a storm rages outside the Lorraine Motel, the tension builds inside Room 306. It’s Martin Luther King Jr.’s last night on earth, but he doesn’t know it yet. When a mysterious stranger arrives with surprising news, King is forced to confront his destiny and his legacy to his people. A gripping reimagination of events the night before the assassination of America’s most renowned civil rights leader.
Appropriate for mature audiences.
Pay What You Will on all tickets!
To welcome you back to the theatre, this season Cardinal Stage is empowering you to choose your price and “Play What You Will” for single tickets to all of our performances!
For more details or information on covid policies, visit our website.
Book tickets online or call the Cardinal Box Office at (812) 336-9300 |
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See Cardinal's 'Ada and the Engine'
on Stage March 31 - April 16
Cardinal Stage presents "Ada and the Engine," on stage March 31 - April 16 at the Waldron Auditorium. Directed by Kate Galvin, starring Eric Olson (Fun Home), Francesca Sobrer (The Glass Menagerie), Megan Massie, and Kevin Aoussou!
Discover the groundbreaking woman of science whose work has impacted all of our lives in profound ways. Ada and the Engine tells the inspiring and fascinating story of Ada Byron Lovelace, a brilliant female mathematician now recognized as the first computer programmer. At the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, Ada partners with Charles Babbage, inventor of the first “analytical engine.” Together they dream of the future and struggle to navigate treacherous waters of friendship, legacy, and ambition. Recommended for ages 13+.
Pay what you will on all tickets!
Please note: Proof of vaccination or negative test required. Masks required.
Click here for more info
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Upcoming Event
The Lightning Thief: Percy Jackson Musical
Stages Bloomington and BHHS Theatre South have joined forces to bring The Lighting Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical to Bloomington. This rock & roll tinged musical brings together Greek Gods, mythical creatures and high school life in the 21st century. The cast is made up of 18 high school aged actors from all corners of Monroe County.
March 25/26, April 1/2, 7 pm
Carmichael Hall Auditorium
Bloomington South High School
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The Arts Alliance Center
Flex Room Space available
Flex Room is available to rent for classes, meetings, rehearsals and performance at the Arts Alliance Center.
$20/hour for members
$40/hour for non-members.
Click here for more information or call 812-727-0732
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March Exhibit: Local Clay, “Still Here, Better Than Ever!”
This March and April, By Hand Gallery will be hosting a gallery exhibition by members of Local Clay Potters’ Guild.
Local Clay, ‘Still Here, Better than Ever!’ : Part I March 4 – March 27
Click here for more info
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Youth Art Contest: Oceans of Possibilities (3/31 deadline)
Calling all youth artists! For Youth Art Month, we're challenging you to create and submit an original 2D work of art based on the theme of our summer reading games: Oceans of Possibilities! The winning artwork will be made into a collectible summer reading prize bookmark! Entries should be 3x7 inches (stop by the children's information desk to grab a template, if needed). Drop your entry off at the Downtown Library children's information desk, the Ellettsville Branch, or the Bookmobile by March 31 to enter! Make sure your entry has your name and contact information written legibly on the back. Ages birth–12.
Click here for more info
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Watercolors with Luke Buck
Brown County Art Guild
March 19 & 201
10a – 4p
Well-known artist, Luke Buck, will demonstrate his watercolor and gouache techniques. Painters of all skill levels will benefit from his honed mastery and many years of teaching. The workshop will be housed at the Guild and lunch will be catered. Join us for this special two-day experience!
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Poetry Night at Cup & Kettle
April 5th, 6-8pm
Join us for our first poetry night at Cup & Kettle! All are welcome to join in for creative poems and spoken word!
Click here for more info
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First Friday Gallery Walk
Every First Friday of the month, experience an exciting night of the arts as ten distinct galleries stay open late to host special exhibits and serve refreshments from 5-8pm.
Click here for more information
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Become a member of the Arts Alliance of Greater Bloomington!
Benefits include:
- Priority listing of your events in our bi monthly newsletter
- Promotion of your events through our social media
- Listing in Bloomington's online Artists' Directory
- Reduced fee access to our new "Flex Space" rental
- Networking and educational events for artists
Click here to become a member or to update your directory listing
Annual membership fees are:
$35 for individuals, $25 for seniors(65+) and students, $45 for organizations
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