Another Round is the premier all-male A Capella group of Indiana University. Come join us for a night of singing and fun, including memorable classics of the groups Straight No Chaser era, Christmas music, and brand new songs for the group. You won’t be disappointed by this incredible group of gentlemen and their incredible vocals.

Join us for a special movie night celebration as Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County turns 35! Be part of our inaugural screening of the holiday favorite It’s a Wonderful Life. 

Our local nonprofit is inspired by the Bailey Building and Loan’s commitment to its community, especially in the Bailey Park affordable housing community. For 35 years, Habitat for Humanity has partnered with thousands of community volunteers and supporters to construct over 225  homes in Monroe County, providing families with the opportunity to build and purchase energy-efficient homes through affordable loans. 

Thanks to your generous support, more than 820 of our neighbors, including 460 children, have embraced the joys of homeownership,  enjoying stability, safety, independence, and the creation of generational wealth. Doors open at 6 pm, with brief remarks from the Habitat  team at 6:30 pm, followed by the start of the film. 

Everyone is welcome to enjoy this family-friendly film and bask in the spirit of the holiday season. Come celebrate with us and your neighbors  and be part of our ongoing journey toward affordable housing and stronger communities.

MotionArts Dance Academy presents Alice in Wonderland! Follow Alice on her amazing journey down the Rabbit hole into the strange world of Wonderland. Alice will meet lots of interesting and colorful characters like the Mad Hatter,  White Rabbit, Cheshire Cat, a Caterpillar, a Duchess and a MAD Queen along the way. Was  it all just a dream or did it really happen? Come join us and decide for yourself!

Doors open 30 minutes before each performance.

No more “bah humbugs” from Scrooge! See his transformation in the lively 1970 musical movie retelling of Charles Dickens' classic novel about an old bitter miser who finds redemption. On Christmas Eve, Scrooge is visited by the spirits of Christmas’ Past, Present and Future, who take him on a journey recounting the misgivings of his life and ghastly potential fate. But have no fear! Scrooge discovers how joyful life may be and the spirit of Christmases yet to come.

You too will discover the holiday spirit knowing that ALL TICKET SALES support the fight against hunger and homelessness in Monroe County! This event is sponsored by Granville Studio, supporting the Hunger and Homelessness Task Force of UU Church. The Task Force's efforts benefit Bloomington’s Community Kitchen, Monroe County United Ministries, Shalom Community Center and Little Free Pantry.

Mark your calendars, gather your family and friends, and experience the joyful holiday musical movie SCROOGE!

Scrooge is brought to you by Granville Studio, a ceramic arts partnership supporting the Bloomington community.

Following the format of the popular live storytelling event produced by The Moth, “Off Night Stories: Winter Holidays” will feature a series of true stories about the holiday season, told live on stage in front of an audience. The show will include performances from new and well known artists, including Steve Scott, Greta Lind, Darrell Anne Stone and Richard Crowe.

“Off Night Stories: Winter Holidays” will be performed concert-style, with a live band (lead by Ben Jackson) providing original underscoring and interludes based on popular holiday music. Audiences can look forward to stories ranging from the heartfelt to the hilarious. You’ll hear about ambitious holiday cooking projects. You’ll learn what it’s like to travel cross country during the holidays with two toddlers when absolutely everything that can go wrong does go wrong. You’ll experience the magic of Mexico’s “ La Posadas,” and feel a family’s joy when their father appears unexpectedly on their doorstep on Christmas eve. From finding the strength to forgive, to finding the strength to leave, the stories in this production are a testament to the ways in which the holidays can bring out the best in all of us.

“There’s a theme across the foundational stories of all winter holidays,” director Aubrey Seader remarks, “which is that we can endure any season of darkness by finding light and hope in love and community. We think that during this time of year, no matter which holidays you celebrate, we can all benefit from hearing stories that share that common thread of love, community, and resilience.”

Learn more about the show, and the storytellers involved, by following Off Night Productions on Facebook. Subscribe to our newsletter at www.onptheatre.weebly.com.

Will-call for Sunday 12/10, and Monday 12/11 will be available for pick up at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater box office until 4pm on 12/9. Tuesday 12/12 will call will be available in the Buskirk-Chumley Theater box office until 4pm on 12/12. After those times all unclaimed will-call will be available at the Waldron Arts Auditorium (122 S Walnut) when doors open for each event. Doors open 30 minutes before each performance.

If the performance is not sold out, tickets will be available to purchase at the door. Cash will be accepted. There will be a 15 minute intermission at each performance.

“Easily the standout musical of the decade” – Sunday Times

We regret to inform you that the SteelDrivers concert has been RESCHEDULED for February 2, 2024 at 7:30 due to illness in the band. All tickets for the original show on Friday September 8 will be moved to the same seats for the rescheduled date in February. Current ticket holders will be reached out to via email and or phone with further instructions.

What began as a casual jam session over a decade ago has become one of today’s leaders in the Americana/Bluegrass music world. The venerable Rounder Records immediately signed the band and released their eponymous debut in 2008 that scored their first GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group w/ Vocal for the song Blue Side Of The Mountain. Again in 2010, the group’s sophomore effort “Reckless”, received two more nods for Best Bluegrass Album and Best Country Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal, courtesy of the universally popular hit Where Rainbows Never Die. The group’s star continued to rise with the release “Hammer Down” that debuted at #1 on the Billboard Bluegrass Charts. Their accomplishments continued with the highly anticipated 2015 “The Muscle Shoals Recordings” that also won a GRAMMY for Best Bluegrass Album, as well as three IBMA nominations for Album, Song, Songwriter (Tammy Rogers) and Liner Notes (Peter Cooper) of the Year honors. In 2018 the group made Grand Ole Opry history as the quintet was joined by superstars John Prine and Bill Murray on the revered stage to perform. Other accolades include a cameo in the Murray flick “Get Low,” music placement in various TV and movies including the popular drama “Yellowstone,” and special recordings with the military group Six String Soldiers. In 2020, Tammy Rogers, Michael Fleming, Richard Bailey, Brent Truitt and Kelvin Damrell (his first project as lead vocals) released the chart-topping “Bad For You” to both industry and media aplomb. 2021 brought the latest member on board, lead singer Matt Dame. The quintet tours an average of 75 dates annually while continuing to bring world-class music to people.

Kade Puckett will open the show!
Spontaneous, magical, and honest, Kade Puckett's live performance is both engaging and entertaining. He is the 2013 Indiana State Fingerstyle Guitar champ, his song 'Timmy Jo' was chosen as the theme song for WTIU's (PBS) show The Weekly Special, and in high school he helped build the world's largest guitar -- which was later purchased by Dick Clark. Puckett, also an award-winning songwriter, performs all genres of music and can be seen in a variety of venues across the United States.

TICKETS ON SALE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30TH!

Over the Rhine's 15th studio album marks the duo's 30th continuous year of writing, recording and touring together. In that time, singer songwriters/ multi-instrumentalists Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler (who've been married for 22 years) have built a vivid, emotionally-charged body of work that has won them a deeply devoted following and critical acclaim. Like its predecessors, Love & Revelation showcases the pair's timeless songcraft and understated yet soulful delivery. Those qualities are prominent on such memorable new songs as "Los Lunas," "Let You Down," "Broken Angels" and "Making Pictures," whose insistent melodies and striking lyrical imagery haunt the listener long after the music fades.

With The Hurting Kind, John Paul White has crafted a stunning album that draws on the lush, orchestrated music made in Nashville in the early 1960s. Yet these songs retain a modern feel, whether he’s writing about overwhelming love, unraveling relationships, or fading memory of a loved one.

White grew up in tiny Loretto, Tennessee, and now lives in Florence, Alabama, not far from Muscle Shoals. He has cultivated a music career in Nashville for two decades, first as a songwriter for a major publisher, then half of The Civil Wars – a groundbreaking duo that won four Grammy Awards before disbanding in 2012.

Because The Civil Wars were so hard to categorize, White has earned a fanbase among indie rock listeners, folk audiences, Americana outlets and AAA radio. So, what will happen if people hear The Hurting Kind and call it country? “Well that doesn’t scare me in the least,” he says. “As a matter of fact, it kind of thrills me.”

Escape to the countryside with Dvorak’s 8th Symphony.

Antonín Dvořák found inspiration, respite, and sheer joy in the forests surrounding his country home. Biographer Hanz-Hubert Schönzeler observed, “When one walks in those forests surrounding Dvořák’s country home on a sunny summer’s day, with the birds singing and the leaves of trees rustling in a gentle breeze, one can virtually hear the music.”

Also on the program, French composer Gabriel Pierné’s delightful Concertstück for Harp and Orchestra, Op. 39, and Jessie Montgomery’s moving orchestral tribute to the 200th anniversary of the Star-Spangled Banner, entitled Banner.

Symphony No. 8 in G, op. 88 – Dvořák
Concertstück for Harp and Orchestra, Op. 39 - Pierné
Banner – Montgomery

Learn more at https://www.bloomingtonsymphony.com/events/

From London’s West End to Bloomington, MANIA the ABBA tribute is headlining the the Buskirk-Chumley Theater!

In an exhilarating, two-hour recreation of one of ABBA’s most memorable concerts, MANIA brings to life the flamboyance of the ‘70s. This includes all of the uplifting, dance-inducing and sometimes heart-breaking songs from the iconic Swedish band, with fantastic costumes, staging, lighting and effects.

MANIA recently toured the United States for the 10th time with an impressive 37-date national tour, selling over 50,000 tickets and visiting 18 states.

For lifelong ABBA fans, as well as new generations who never had the opportunity to see the band live, MANIA provides the perfect excuse to party, relive memories and simply feel entertained with the best music ever.

So dig out those platforms, dust down those flares and enjoy all your favorite hits, including “Mamma Mia,” “Voulez Vous,” “Dancing Queen,” “Winner Takes It All,” “Waterloo,” “Fernando,” “Super Trouper” and many more.

This event was originally scheduled for October 8th. All tickets for the original show have been moved to the new date and ticket holders have been contacted via email with more details.

A Michael Jackson Tribute Band starring America's #1 Michael Jackson impersonator Danny Dash Andrews. Be a part of this incredible concert experience that pays tribute to the life and legacy of The King of Pop. A show for all ages, this live two hour non stop high energy show will take you on a breathtaking magical musical journey that spans Jackson's four decade career. Our extraordinary production features state of the art concert lighting and sound that truly captures the essence of Michael Jackson's worldwide concerts.

VIP tickets include a Meet & Greet after the show, Front Seating Rows 1-3,  Autograph 8x10 poster and a photo with Michael Jackson from your personal device.

Bloomington Symphony Orchestra's season finale takes us on an emotionally-charged tour of Paris. From Lili Boulanger’s tragic, intimate musings on her own small world to the grandiose excesses of Berlioz’s exploration of obsessive love, this will be a program to remember!

Lili Boulanger is often overlooked compared to her better-known sister, Nadia, however she was also a groundbreaking composer in her own right. D'un soir triste (Of a Sad Evening) is shrouded in dark orchestral colors and pushes the boundaries of conventional harmonies for its time. This personal and expressive sonic exploration was completed only a few months before Lili died at the young age of 24.

The shocking originality of Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique goes well beyond the programmatic to enter the realm of the psychological. Its exploration of an unstable, drug-addled mind spills into hallucinations, and is both disturbing and enervating. We hope you’ll join us for this very special, thought-provoking program.

Program:
Symphonie fantastique - Berlioz
D'un soir triste – Boulanger

Learn more at https://www.bloomingtonsymphony.com/events/