Limited Bloomington-Normal’s Premier Lifestyle and Business Magazine - July 2021
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Index
Staff and Contributors
Business
Lifestyle
Staff and Contributors
Business Barometer....................... 3
Specs Maui Jim Pop Up...... 16, 17
Jonell Kehias
MIRA Golf Outing.................. 4, 5, 6
Marcfirst Sweet Milestones ................................18,19
Editor Erin Martiens
Avanti’s 50th Celebration........8, 9
Water Lily Magic ...........................20
Designer
By the Numbers ...........................10
Deanna Frautschi
Pride Fest ........................................12
Poem: Trout Fishing Adventure ...........21
Saturdays on the Square ...........13
Cogs & Corsets .......................22, 23
Writer, photographer, naturalist Michael Escoubas Justin Hurt
Tapley Memorial Golf Tournament ...................24, 25
Photographer
Summer Events ..............26, 27, 28
Poet
Thom Rakestraw
Business After Hours ..................30
Photographer
Parting Shot ...................................31
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BLOOMINGTON — Pantagraph.com on June 1 debuted a cleaner, easier to navigate website design that better showcases the visuals-rich multimedia and video journalism Pantagraph Media produces.
State Farm hiring
summer and planned to open a tap house serving his beer by the fall.
Eateries participate in Bites & Brews
BLOOMINGTON — Nearly 40 restaurants, breweries and cafes spread across four area cities, towns and villages participated May 14-23 in the inaugural BN Bites & Brews Restaurant Week to showcase local culinary diversity.
BLOOMINGTON — State Farm announced May 11 it wants to add more than 1,500 new claims employees to its facilities in Bloomington-Normal; Atlanta, Ga.; Dallas, Texas; and Phoenix, Ariz.
3rd Sunday market returns
BLOOMINGTON — The 3rd Sunday Market, a monthly event drawing about 450 vendors from 17 states, returned in May to the McLean County Fairgrounds for the first time since February 2020 and will run through October.
Student designer opens pop-up shop
2019 University High School graduate Paul Africano, who is studying the health care field at the University of Washington at Seattle, usually sells clothes he designs from his website (ADS—design.com), but for two days in May he ran a pop-up shop in uptown Normal.
Utilities prep for EV expansion
BLOOMINGTON — With an increased focus on electric vehicle technology and infrastructure, electric companies serving Central Illinois such as Ameren Illinois are strategizing for expansion to meet demand on the power grid.
Durbin touts EV future
NORMAL — U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., on a May 6 visit to Normal, home of the Rivian electric vehicle plant, said Central Illinois has the opportunity to become the EV “Silicon Valley of the 21st Century” because of investments made there.
Teen job market strong
B-N housing market surges
BLOOMINGTON — Bloomington-Normal home sales surged in May as consumers took advantage of low interest rates, and new home construction reached an all-time high, according to the Mid-Illinois Realtors Association.
NORMAL — Bloomington-Normal headed into the summer with a strong job market for teens in service fields, especially food service, and retail work, local businesses said, echoing a national assessment by Chicago-based staffing consultants at Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
Korean barbecue opens
Second Saturday sales return
BLOOMINGTON — Twin City hotels reported occupancy picking up in the spring amid increasing business and leisure travel and a relaxation in COVID pandemic restrictions, but managers in the hospitality sector said they struggled to maintain full staffing.
BLOOMINGTON — Second Saturday, a monthly sidewalk sale-style event promoted by the Downtown Bloomington Association and aimed at drawing traffic to small, local businesses, returned May 8 and will continue through Oct. 9.
Microbrewery advancing
BLOOMINGTON — Epiphany Farms Hospitality Group has opened Harmony Korean BBQ, the first Korean barbecue restaurant in Bloomington-Normal, at 7 Currency Drive, Bloomington.
Hotels see occupancy growth
Wedding businesses revive
BLOOMINGTON — David Casper of Bloomington, owner and operator of Casper Brewing Company, 3807 Ballybunion Road, was working this spring toward full production at the microbrewery by
After a year of cancellations because of the COVID pandemic, local businesses associated with weddings, ranging from hairstylists to reception venues, reported a logjam of rescheduled events as Illinois entered the “bridge phase” toward full reopening on May 14.
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Business Barometer
Pantagraph redesigns website
35th Annual MIRA Golf Outing
Tracy Patkunas, Michelle Gudgel Brandon Maffett, Samantha Donahue, Jaime Maestas, Jimmy Spachman
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35th Annual MIRA Golf Outing
Jason Sorensen, Ryan Frye, Corey Leach, Kyle Yap
35th Annual MIRA Golf Outing
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Avanti’s 50th Anniversary Ribbon Cutting
Presented by the McLean County Chamber of Commerce Wednesday, June 2 Avanti’s, Normal Photos by Justin Hurt Established in June 1971 by Guido and Albert Zeller, Avanti’s in is now owned and operated by brothers Marcus and Rich Zeller. Avanti’s is a local favorite and features homestyle pasta, pizza and Avanti’s Rich Zeller, Stefan Zeller (owns stores in Peoria East Peoria and Pekin); famous gondola sandwich served Albert Zeller (original founder); Marcus Zeller, State Rep. Dan Brady on fresh Italian bread prepared Baby Hunter and baked on site. with Alyssa Avanti’s is well-known in the Ogg, Cooper community, not only for their Hoffman, delicious food, but also for their Maria generous support of many charitable and Zach Ditchen with organizations including the Baby Anna Zeller Fold, The American Cancer Society (seated in and the ISU Scholarship Foundation. blue)
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By the Numbers
2021 YTD* Single Family Home Sales Stats
Through April 2021
NEW CONSTRUCTION
RESALE
2020 YTD TOTALS
2021 YTD Totals
2021 YTD Totals
2021 YTD Totals
Units: 25
Units: 505
Units: 530
$$ Volume: $7,538,865
$$ Volume: $95,083,383
$$ Volume: $102,622,248
Average Price: $301,555
Average Price: $188,284
Average Price: $193,627
2020 YTD Comparison
2020 YTD Comparison
Units: 9
2020 YTD Comparison
Units: 489
$$ Volume: $2,677,335
Units: 498
$$ Volume: $88,257,595
Average Price: $297,481
$$ Volume: $90,934,930
Average Price: $180,485
Average Price: $182,600
Bloomington-Normal | *Compiled as of May 17, 2021
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Pride Fest
PRIDE Efest SATURDAY, JUNE 26
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After a long stretch of isolated “calm,” there’s a storm brewing in Downtown Bloomington, and with COVID 19 restrictions lifting, we are all ready to get back to business of having a good time – together! Plans are currently in the works for a summer full of live music, exciting collaborations, and uplifting opportunities to come together in the heart of our community. First on the calendar, following the return of the already popular Cogs and Corsets Steampunk Happening which took place June 4, The Bistro will take to the streets with its third annual outdoor PRIDE fest, June 25 and 26. “This event began in 2018 as our 25th Anniversary Celebration,” explains Bistro owner Jan Lancaster, more affectionately known as “Momma” to generations of devoted friends and family. “Reaching a milestone like that was worthy of a big celebration, and it was just so heartwarming to see the next generation meeting and celebrating with the old crowd, and their families. I’ve always liked the quote, “In unity there is strength” and after the year and half we’ve all just had, I’m hopeful this year will give people the opportunity to gather, to show love and acceptance, to be a real coming together for us. I feel it will be our biggest and best event yet.” The Bistro, located at 316 N. Main, will kick off PRIDE FEST weekend with an indoor concert on Friday, June 25 featuring Chicago Artist Jen Porter, a Bistro favorite. Porter will take the stage at 10 pm. One June 26, the fest hits the street – the 300 block of North Main to be exact- with activities beginning at 4 pm. The Main Stage, sponsored by Prairie Pride Coalition, will feature
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live music and drag performances throughout the day. The line up, scheduled from 4-8 will feature the music of Plain Jane, Alex Jordine, Addie Mendez and My Anchor Holds. The exact performance times are still being determined as of this writing but will be announced closer to the date. The beautiful, iconic Sharon Sharealike will host an evening of drag beginning at 8 pm, and will host a special, limited seating only afterhours show indoors at 11 pm. With the exception of the afterhours show, all other entertainment is free of charge and open to the public. The festival will also feature food from Deadwood Barbecue and Under the Ground BloNo, artists booths, and will showcase several non-profits including the YWCA, the WBRP Bookbike, Central Illinois Friends, offering HIV testing, and the McLean County Health Department who will be onsite to administer COVID 19 vaccines. “None of this would even be possible without my amazing staff,” declared Lancaster, who knows all too well how many hours go into creating an outdoor fest. “On the day of the festival, its all hands on deck, and every single one of my staff will put in 15 hours or more!” Lancaster also gives thanks to those who help to sponsor the event, which means more to her than she can say. “I can’t really believe it,” she shares. So many people are so generous, with their time, their talent, and of course, their cash, which is such a blessing. I’m so grateful!” Anyone interested in donating/ becoming a sponsor should contact Lancaster directly, through the Bistro Facebook page. If you would like to help support the hardworking staff, volunteer opportunities are available. If interested, you can sign up at volunteersignup.org/M3JLH
JULY 24, 31, AUG 14, SEPT 4 DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON
In an exciting new collaboration, Pantagraph Media and The Castle Theatre will be OPTION A joining forces to create an exciting new summer happening called Saturdays on the Square. Details were still emerging at the time of this writing, but Castle Theatre founder Rory O’Connor promises a series of concerts that will bring the heat this summer. “We’re still negotiating contracts on some of the acts, so I really can’t disclose all the details just yet,” O’Connor teases, “but I will share what I do know. And I want to acknowledge that this is a real coming together with the City, Downtown Development, and Pantagraph Media. We’ve been wanting to build something like this for years, and its finally happening.” There will be four outdoor concerts offered on the square – the stage will be set at the corner of Main and Jefferson, outside of Pantagraph Media, and all events will be free to the public. With respect to CDC guidelines, O’Connor intentionally set these dates as late in the summer as possible to allow all people the opportunity to get vaccinated and resume activity safely.
Saturdays on the Square will be held July 24, July 31, August 14 and September 4. Two of the four OPTION B dates have been confirmed. “July 31 will feature Cordovas and Great Peacock,” O’ Connor shares. “These are great bands – they’re touring together now, and we’re lucky to get them.” Cordovas is described as a “melding of Southern and Californian Americana” who epitomize “what it means to be a free spirit.” Great Peacock refers to their music as “Heartland Rock” or “Forward Thinking Folk.” “And on August 14 we’ll be bringing in The North Mississippi Allstars, just a great group, you’re gonna love,” O’Connor continues. The North Mississippi Allstars bring a blend of American Blues and Southern Rock. “I wish I could announce more, but you’ll just have to stay tuned.” In addition to Saturdays on the Square, the Castle is also collaborating with the Corn Crib to bring in some larger shows such as Blues Traveler, on July 10, and Jason Isbell in August. O’Connor and his team are also hard at work planning an outdoor celebration to mark the venue’s tenth anniversary downtown,
which was put on hold due to the pandemic. “We’re celebrating our tenth in year 11,” he explains. OPTION C “Again, details are still being worked out, but I can say this – it will be our second Black Dirt Music Festival, and its going to be HUGE.” “Our goal in planning all of these outdoor events is to bring attention to all of the wonderful businesses we have in our downtown. We want to enhance the vibe, and get people to explore all that is here, hiding in plain site,” O’Connor shares. “We’re proud to be a part of this community. And really, we have the best fans. They keep the dream alive, even through this crazy year when there was so much uncertainty. We cannot say thank you enough.” Additional information about Saturdays on the Square will be available on pantagraph.com, the Castle Theatre website or the Pantagraph and Castle Theatre Facebook pages as soon as it’s available.
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Saturdays On The Square
FREE CONCERTS
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE MID-YEAR 2021 OUTLOOK W
ith the vaccine widely available and being administered, we expect the recovery through the second half of 2021 to be led by industrial, grocery retail, multifamily, land, single-tenant net leased, and drive-thru retail properties. The leasing of small office spaces will be preferred over larger ones and tenants will look for flexibility in lease terms. Secondary and tertiary markets, like Bloomington/Normal, will grow echoing people’s current preference where to live. Vacant malls will be repurposed for nontraditional tenants as obsolete retail space is recommissioned. The recovering economy paired with continued low interest rates should help sustain the private investor market and may push commercial real estate asset prices higher this year.
and tertiary markets. For both investors and users, the challenge in many markets is locating suitable product available to buy or lease.
can be accomplished outside of the traditional office space – leading many companies to adopt flexible schedules. Working from anywhere will become the new norm – and will not always be just at home once risks related to the pandemic are mitigated. Work style changes may bring back shared service models like coworking; and an increase in hybrid workers will likely spur demand for small office spaces over larger ones as companies rethink the need to maintain expensive real estate portfolios.
Retail: Given their dependence on foot traffic, retail and restaurants have been the hardest hit sectors in this pandemic and are expected to bear some of the worst long-term impact of the shutdowns. Retail reinvention in 2021 will most likely take the form of distribution centers, micro warehouses (for lastmile delivery and BOPIS), dark stores and kitchens, multifamily, The jury is still out in medical offices, schools, churches, pop-ups, and drive- commercial real estate as the thru entertainment (e.g., movies business community learns, experiences, and changes to and concerts). the new environment. In some Multi-Family: Multi-family respects, many of the former remains a viable housing product At conditions will return. that continues to be supported the same time, the pandemic by low interest rates and high has permanently changed the leverage. Strong operators are dynamics of the workplace. Industrial: Ecommerce will still completing refinancing and We will need to adjust to a continue to drive change like buying value-add properties in combination of both. the advent of water transport, dislocated markets. As the job air transport and railroads did market recovers and provides Greg Yount, is a licensed managing broker in the past. While distribution more financial flexibility in at Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate has always been key to retail, the 2021, demand for multifamily Group in Bloomington. coronavirus pandemic forced For more information on should rise from new household brands to pivot their ecommerce commercial real estate, formations. For private strategies significantly to meet contact Greg at investors, continued low cost of constantly changing consumer (309) 664-3527 or capital will help fuel acquisitions. gyount@cbcregroup.com demand. This behavior has led Office: The pandemic has to a huge need for warehouse space – for everything from cold changed the way many people storage to data centers and last- work and demonstrated that a mile distribution in secondary considerable number of tasks 14
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Maui Jim Pop Up event
Hosted by Specs Around Town Keg Grove Brewing Company, Bloomington Photos by Justin Hurt Maui Jim remains dedicated to its Hawaiian roots and the Spirit of Aloha. And that spirit was certainly evident at Keg Grove when Specs Around Town hosted a pop-up shopping experience that let guests experience the culture and spirit of Hawaii, plus try on some of the latest Maui Jim glasses. It was a beautiful evening to enjoy Keg Grove’s amazing selection of craft beers..and to get your aloha on. Julie and Steve Kubsch
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Matt and Meghan Allen with kids Chase and Cade
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Maui Jim Pop Up event
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Jennifer DeHaan
Distinguished Property Gallery 1 Milton Ln., BL $2,190,000
As close as you can get to an Italian Masterpiece! Simply luxurious designed and concieved by an Italian architect and custome built with exceptional quality material throughout such as imported marble for flooring and bathrooms, light fixtures from Italy, exterior (seven color) all stone from Ontario, gutters all made of copper, Marvin custom windows, tile in outdoor kitchen from Tuscany. Almost 7,000 square feet of stunning combination of modern and traditional Italian architectural design. Where to start from? Exterior professionally landscaped with sprinkler system, private backyard with wroght iron fenced, salt water inground swimming pool stainless steel plastered with lumineous pebble beads, outdoor kitchen with pizza oven imported from Italy, grill and a pergola. 5 car garages heated with two independent systems with lots of built in storage. Front door chestnut custom design and made, Marble floors from Italy (Apulia), Ipe wood flooring, light fixtures from Murano, (Venice), fireplaces from Fontana Rosa handmade with golden finish in formal living room and Nero Marquina Marble in Basement, vanity in powder room custom made with marble. Stunning two story foyer with marvelous arched ceiling and unique staircase is a masterpiece by itself (please pay attention to details). Neff kitchen cabinets, with Subzero Refrigerator, Viking stove, and spectacular design open to the family room and the breakfast area. Second floor features 5 bedrooms and 4 full bathrooms with amazing designs. Master suite with gorgeous walk in closet with wood custom cabinets. Walk out fully finished basement with travertine flooring including the full bathroom, gorgeous family room with fireplace, media room, office, wine cellar, play room and a game room. Words cannot describe the details and amazing features built in this house it needs to be seen in person!
18333 Kickapoo Ln, Hudson • $999,995 Luxury... Lifestyle... Lake House Living at its FINEST! Rare Opportunity to purchase “Lakewind” at Lake Bloomington! One-of-a-kind, impeccably designed 5 level triple A-frame impresses w/ no detail overlooked! Regally placed on a HUGE LOT overlooking Lake Bloomington, this gem offers the feel of living in a resort w/ a large SALT WATER POOL (i.e. LOW maintenance), multi-tiered deck, spa, 2 docks, balconies & abundant patio space! An entertainer’s dream home with a Chef’s kitchen featuring granite counters, ample high-end cabinetry & stainless appliances (including a Sub-Zero Fridge & 6 burner Viking Stove)! Appointed w/ large windows throughout to enjoy the views from every room! 3 season’s room features a built-in California kitchen! Sprawling master w/ gas fireplace & spa-like en suite bath that includes a steamer shower, sunken jetted tub, double vanity & tremendous natural light! WALKOUT LOWER LEVEL w/ luxury bar, wine “cellar,” media room & more! Pontoon Boat & Runabout Fishing Boat to remain with the home! Ample additional info available upon request.
An Italian Masterpiece in Bloomington
Liliana Taimoorazi
(309) 826-5559 ltaimoorazi@coldwellhomes.com Life is Better at the Lake!
Amanda Wycoff Team Wycoff Realtors 309-242-2647
40 Sunset, BL $1,200,000
AMAZING renovated home on desirable Sunset. Custom-designed home full of natural light. Kitchen has soapstone and marble countertops, cabinets with stained glass fronts from a Chicago mansion, 6-burner Wolf range and Jenn Air fridge. Cathedral ceiling and spectacular view of large wooded and private backyard from the living room. Swoon-worthy Master en suite with soaking tub, walk-in floor-to-ceiling marble shower, heated floors, reading nook, office, and enormous 7’ x 20’ closet! Screened porch with gas fireplace and in-ground pool. Zoned HVAC, 5-zone sound system, smart thermostats and some smart outlets, and antique doors and hardware. Large in-law suite with kitchen, full bath, and mudroom area.
8372 Medinah Dr., BL $660,000
This is truly one of a kind all Brick Ranch overlooking the 5th Fairway at Crestwicke Country Club. The spacious Covered Back Porch with Outdoor Kitchen & Fireplace is great for entertaining! Main floor features a large Family Room & nicely appointed Kitchen with Island & Snack Bar. Custom Cabinets throughout, Walk-In Pantry, Wine Pantry, first floor Laundry Room, huge Master Suite and also a Study or 5th Bedroom. Lower Level Features another large Family Room, Wet Bar/Kitchenette, 3 Bedrooms with a Jack & Jill Bath. A good sized Exercise Room, another Full Bath with Steam Shower & Sauna and a 2nd Laundry. The oversized 2 Car Garage is heated with with a floor drain. There is a separate Golf Cart Door. Geothermal Heating & Cooling, 2 Water Heaters, Generator, and Distributed Audio. This house is truly unique and has many quality features throughout to include Hickory flooring. Please look at the beautiful pictures to appreciate this Ace of a house on the Golf course.
SALE PENDING!
Cornejo & Kearfott 309.750.3932 | 309.261.7193
cornejokearfott@gmail.com
ON THE GOLF COURSE AT CRESTWICKE!
Jim Fruin Broker, GRI
(309) 824-2628
Jfruin@coldwellhomes.com
Each Office Independently Owned & Operated.
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Sweet Milestones
Marcfirst Celebration Event Thursday, May 13 DoubleTree by Hilton, Bloomington Photos by Justin Hurt Marcfirst has been providing services to children and adults with developmental disabilities in McLean County for over 65 years. This event celebrated this milestone, reflect on the accomplishments of expanding Marcfirst Pediatric Therapy from a 1,000 square-foot space to a 4,700 square-foot space in collaboration with Carle BroMenn, and shared a special announcement about adding a second location for additional therapy space. The second Gregg Chadwick Marcfirst Peadatric Therapy Center will be located in the Carle BroMenn Outpatient Center at 3024 E. Empire. This 1,800 square-foot space will feature a state-of-the-art sensory gym and at least six individual therapy rooms. Marcfirst clients will also have access to shared amenities including a warm water therapy pool and additional gym space.
Brian Wipperman, Marcfirst CEO
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Dan Adams, Nick Lurkins, Bill Croff
Paula Deneen, Peggy Hundley
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Marlene Dietz, Julie Dobski, Cheryl Magnuson
Sweet Milestones
Team Tentac
Annie Swanson, Charlie Farner, Kirsten Evans
Jim and Debi Grossman
Jolene Aldus, Annie Swanson
Coleen Moore, Karen and Steve Timmerman
Ray Ceresa, Samantha Morehead
Linda Kimber, Kurt Rudsinski
Brad Glenn, Leni Kuntz
Robyn Walter, Hallie Martin-Chadwick
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Nature story
Water Lily Magic Story and photos by Deanna Frautschi
Almost twenty years ago, we had an ornamental pond dug (about 18 ft. x 12 ft.). I can remember my surprise when frogs showed up out of nowhere the next day! We got a few fish and then decided to put in a few tropical water lilies that first year. The lilies did well but we were advised to take them out and store in our basement in a large water container before the pond froze over in December. Much to our dismay, we had a sudden freeze in November that year and figured we would have to replace the lilies next spring. The following April while still cold out, we were surprised to see tiny leaves coming up from the base of the potted water lilies under water. Every year since then the lilies have returned after winter We are so proud to be the freezes. We’ve #1 Butcher & Meat Shop! even had to • Assorted Discount divide them Bundles several times • Tons of FLAVORED Brats and have • Weekly Specials given starts to • Custom Processing friends.
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SPLASH! WHAM!
set! set! set! set the hook keep the fish’s head down keep tension on the line if he runs let him run reel! reel! reel! keep tension on the line wear him down wear him down now bring him to the net don’t give him any slack that’s it, that’s it, bring him to the net— he’s in, he’s in hold him up let’s get a picture . . . snap! snap! snap!
Trout Fishing Adventure BY MICHAEL ESCOUBAS
PRIDE Efest
THE BISTRO’S
SATURDAY, JUNE 26
300 BLOCK OF NORTH MAIN, BLM.
FRIDAY NIGHT | JUNE 25 10 PM — Jen Porter performs in celebration of Pride ride Weekend. W
SATURDAY | FUN BEGINS AT T 4PM 4P 4 PM — Plain Jane 6 PM — Youth Drag Show 7-8 PM — Alex Jordine Addie Mendez My Anchor Holds hareAlike Drag Show 8-10 PM — Sharon Shar OUTSIDE PERFORMANCE
11 PM — After-Party Drag Show inside the Bistro.
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Poem
big water rushing surging thrashing cast the fly
Cogs and Corsets
Friday, June 4 Downtown Bloomington Photos by Thom Rakestraw and Justin Hurt There was leather and lace. There were parasols and top hats. There were corsets and vests and kilts. It was a celebration of all things steampunk as the popular Cogs and Corsets event returned to the streets of Downtown Bloomington. Besides the fabulous promenade of characters decked out in their best finery, the streets were filled with vendors offering jewelry, lighting, clothing, home décor and body bling. Families enjoyed the Tea Pot and Dirigible races. There was also Nerf Dueling, STEAM activities and a concert by Lady Lyric D’Avalon.
Ken Sprouls, Cathy Sutliff
Ava Thoennes
Karl Smith, Mickey Lower Matt and Denise Geske
Katie Roberts, Debbie Scarbrough, Jennifer Roberts
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Pete Hutchinson, Tracie Nair
Dawn and Dori McDonald
Glenn, Brandon and Michelle Harbin
Nathan Gaik
Gear More, Cassidy Chandler, Lee Neblock
Bloomington Mayor Mboka Mwilambwe
Herb Eaton with a young art fan
Sonja Reece, Brad Glenn
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Eric (TAP) Tapley Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament
Presented by the Brothers on Campus Incorporated Friday, June 4 Illinois State University Weibring Golf Course, Normal Photos by Justin Hurt The Brothers on Campus hosted the 3rd Annual Eric (TAP) Tapley Memorial Charity Golf Tournament honoring the memory of Eric (TAP) Tapley, who was a member of the Illinois State University Football Team 77-81, Brothers on Campus member, active in numerous charitable/ social causes, a beloved emergency room nurse at OSF Healthcare-St Joseph Medical Center and the founder of the annual Nothin’ but the Blues Festival in Bloomington/Normal. The golf outing continues Eric’s legacy of giving back and raises scholarship money for the deserving students of Illinois State University. Book bags and school supplies were also donated to Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church.
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Brothers on Campus with Mt. Pisgah senior pastor Dr. Timothy Mark Harris,, Bloomington Mayor Mboka Mwilambwe; Sheila Foster; Linda Foster, President of the Bloomington Normal NAACP
Dr. Timothy Mark Harris, Linda Foster, Belinda Kennedy, June Foster
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Eric Tapley
Sheila Foster sporting her commorative Nothin’ But the Blues T-shirt
Bloomington Mayor Mboka Mwilambwe, Stan Shingles
Roger Barnes, Lee Brewer
Jaire and Jamar Carter, June Foster
Linda Foster: Dr. Timothy Mark Harris, Mt. Pisgah Senior Pastor
Leontyne Golden
Property Division in Divorce Many people believe that divorce is simply the ending of a marriage. However, the reality is that the process involves several key factors, including the division of property. This can often be one of the most contentious aspects of any divorce. It is important for parties to understand the laws surrounding property division in their jurisdiction. Most states uphold an equitable distribution statute aimed at providing the fairest possible division of property. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for people starting the divorce process to misunderstand how equitable distribution works. First, it is vital not to confuse the term “equitable” with “equal.” Most states uphold an equitable distribution law that strives to ensure the fairest possible division of marital property in a divorce. By contrast, some states uphold equal community property laws that ensure strict 50/50 division of marital property. While the equitable distribution process is more complex, it typically leads to more agreeable results for all parties involved than policies in community property states. The first step in an equitable distribution determination is identifying the full extent of the divorcing couple’s marital
property. To do so, it is vital to differentiate between “separate” property that belongs to just one spouse and “marital” property that belongs to both spouses. Separate property typically includes assets owned before the marriage began, gifts, and inheritances. In some cases, separate property transmutes to marital property when it meets specific requirements. The second phase of equitable distribution is the actual division of marital property. The judge must assess multiple factors to reach the fairest possible determination in the matter, including: • • • • •
Each spouse’s income and earning capacity. Each spouse’s conduct as it relates to marital property. Divorcing parents’ custody rights if children are involved. Any prenuptial contract. The amount of separate property each spouse owns.
These are just some of the most crucial factors a judge must consider when analyzing property division in a divorce case. Ultimately, the judge has the final say. As a result, many couples may look toward alternative dispute resolution methods like mediation as opposed to traditional divorce litigation. If parties are willing to negotiate privately, they can keep their property division determination firmly within their own
control. Regardless of what path parties choose to handle their divorce, financial disclosure requires careful consideration. Financial disclosure means providing complete and accurate information that clearly lists all relevant details about all property and assets. Both parties must provide a complete list of all separate property they intend to claim, as well as records of all marital property and assets. Unfortunately, some people heading for divorce attempt to hide assets or intentionally waste marital assets out of a desire for personal gain or to spite their soon-tobe ex-spouse. These are unwise decisions the court will eventually reveal. If the court discovers that parties intentionally hid or squandered marital assets for personal gain, they should expect these actions to carry significant consequences. In some cases, hiding marital assets can lead to fraud charges. Stange Law Firm, PC limits their practice to family law matters including divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, guardianship, adoption, mediation, collaborative law and other domestic relation matters. Stange Law Firm, PC gives clients 24/7 access to their case through a secured online case tracker found on the website. They also give their clients their cell phone numbers. Call for a consultation today at 855-805-0595.
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Eric (TAP) Tapley Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament
Bernard Hightower, Linda Foster, President of the Bloomington-Normal NAACP; Eric Kellogg
Summer Events
SUMMER EVENTS
IN BLOOMINGTON/NORMAL THE BISTRO’S PRIDEFEST Friday, June 25 10:00 pm Jen Porter Performs Saturday June 26 4:00 pm Plain Jane 6:00 pm Youth Drag Show 7:00pm- 8:00 pm Alex Jordine, Addie Mendez, and My Anchor Holds 8:00 pm- 10:00 pm Sharon ShareALike Drag Show (outside performance) 11:00 pm After-Party Drag Show (inside The Bistro) The Bistro 300 Block of North Main Bloomington MISS ILLINOIS TEEN USA Saturday June 26 2:00pm & 8:00pm Braden Auditorium | NOR MISS ILLINOIS USA Sunday June 27 2:00pm & 8:00pm Braden Auditorium | NOR FREE FRANKLIN PARK CONCERTS Thursday, July 1 through Friday, July 2 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Franklin Park Corner of Walnut and McLean Bloomington ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “MEASURE FOR MEASURE” Friday, July 2 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, July 3 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Saturday, July 3 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS
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“MEASURE FOR MEASURE” Saturday, July 3 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, July 5 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM BLOOMINGTON/NORMAL STROLL& SIGN Tuesday July 6, 13, 20, 27 9:15 am Underwood Park 200 Jersey Avenue | NOR THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Thursday, July 8 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM FREE FRANKLIN PARK CONCERTS Thursday, July 8 through Friday, July 9 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Franklin Park Corner of Walnut and McLean Bloomington ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Friday, July 9 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM PAINT NITE: THE ORIGINAL PAINT AND SIP PARTY Friday July 9, 23 7:00 pm Legends Sports Bar & Grill, 712 S Eldorado Road | BLM LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – TYLER SWEITZER Saturday, July 10 6:00 am - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR BLOOMINGTON/NORMAL SIGN AT THE PARK Saturday July 10, August 7 9:00 am
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Underwood Park 200 Jersey Avenue | NOR DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, July 10 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Saturday, July 10 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM CHRISTMAS IN JULY OPEN SKATE Saturday, July 10 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Bloomington Ice Center 201 S Roosevelt Avenue | BLM ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Saturday, July 10 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM ILLINOIS CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL July 11- 25 Illinois Wesleyan University 1312 Park Street | BLM ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Sunday, July 11 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, July 12 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM PAINT NITE: THE ORIGINAL PAINT AND SIP PARTY Monday, July 12, 26 7:00 pm Blono Pizza Co. 1304 Cross Creek Drive | NOR
TERRIFIC TUESDAYS AT CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – PRAIRIE FIRE THEATER Tuesday, July 13 10:00 am Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “MEASURE FOR MEASURE” Tuesday, July 13 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – BLUE CAR Wednesday, July 14 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “MEASURE FOR MEASURE” Wednesday, July 14 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Thursday, July 15 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM FREE FRANKLIN PARK CONCERTS Thursday, July 15 thorugh Friday, July 16 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Franklin Park Corner of Walnut and McLean Bloomington SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – LISA G AND THE GOOD REASONS (70’S POP) Friday, July 16 6:00 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR 25TH ANNIVERSARY GLORIOUS GARDEN FESTIVAL Friday, July 16
ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Friday, July 16 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM DOG OLYMPICS Saturday July 17 9:00 am - 12:00pm The Workout Company 419 Kays Drive | NOR DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, July 17 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM 25TH ANNIVERSARY GLORIOUS GARDEN FESTIVAL Saturday, July 17 9:00 am - 3:00 pm David Davis Mansion 1000 Monroe Drive | BLM THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Saturday, July 17 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM ZOOKEEPER OLYMPICS Saturday, July 17 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm Miller Park Zoo 1020 South Morris | BLM
EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, July 19 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM TERRIFIC TUESDAYS AT CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – PENELOPE PIRATE AND FRIENDS Tuesday, July 20 10:00 am Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR
NEW PLAYS FROM THE HEARTLAND: ONE-ACT PLAYS FROM THE MIDWEST Friday, July 23 through Monday, July 26 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Heartland Theatre Company 1110 Douglas Street | NOR LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – THE NEALS Saturday, July 24 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR
ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Tuesday, July 20 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, July 24 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM
ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “MEASURE FOR MEASURE” Wednesday, July 21 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Saturday, July 24 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Thursday, July 22 10:00 Am - 10:45 Am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
NEW PLAYS FROM THE HEARTLAND: ONE-ACT PLAYS FROM THE MIDWEST Saturday, July 24 through Tuesday, July 27 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Heartland Theatre Company 1110 Douglas Street | NOR
FREE FRANKLIN PARK CONCERTS Thursday, July 22 through Friday, July 23 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Franklin Park Corner of Walnut and McLean Bloomington
LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – FEMME FATALE Saturday, July 17 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR
THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Saturday, July 24 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
3RD SUNDAY MARKET, JULY 2021 Sunday, July 18 8:00 am - 4:00 pm The Interstate Center 1106 Interstate Drive | BLM
LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – DISORGANIZER Wednesday, July 21 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR
ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Sunday, July 18 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – BRASS BAND OF CENTRAL ILLINOIS Thursday, July 22 6:00 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR
SATURDAYS ON THE SQUARE CONCERT Saturday, July 24 Starting at 5:30pm FREE CONCERT Downtown Bloomington SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – KEVIN HART & THE VIBE TRIBE (MODERN/LATIN JAZZ) Sunday, July 25 4:30 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR NEW PLAYS FROM THE HEARTLAND: ONE-ACT PLAYS FROM THE MIDWEST Sunday, July 25 through Wednesday, July 28 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Heartland Theatre Company 1110 Douglas Street | NOR USA SOFTBALL 16U NORTHERN NATIONALS Wednesday, July 21 through Sunday, July 25 All Day
Champion Fields 1850 Gregory Street | NOR EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, July 26 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM TERRIFIC TUESDAYS AT CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – NPRD CHILDREN’S THEATRE Tuesday, July 27 10:00 am Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Wednesday, July 28 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Thursday, July 29 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Thursday, July 29 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM KID’S NIGHT OUT – CHRISTMAS IN JULY Friday, July 30 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Anderson Aquatic Center 100 S Maple Street | NOR ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Friday, July 30 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, July 31 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM
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1:00 pm - 7:00 pm David Davis Mansion 1000 Monroe Drive | BLM
Summer Events
THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Saturday, July 31 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – NOROBOT Saturday, July 31 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR SATURDAYS ON THE SQUARE CONCERT Saturday, July 31 Starting at 5:30pm FREE CONCERT Downtown Bloomington SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – RAY’S ROCKETS (50’S-80’S, CLASSIC ROCK/POP) Sunday, August 1 4:30 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR
ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Friday, August 6 8:00 pm - 10:30 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM BN SUNRISE ROTARY BRATS & BAGS 2021 Friday August 6 11:00 Am Mclean County Muesum of History, 200 N Main | BLM DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, August 7 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM
EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, August 2 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Saturday, August 7 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Tuesday, August 3 7:30 pm - 10:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
ICE CREAM SOCIAL AT THE ZOO Saturday, August 7 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm Miller Park Zoo 1020 South Morris | BLM
LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – HELLO BOB Wednesday, August 4 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR
LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – LOU DIBELLO Saturday, August 7 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR
THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES: “A SUMMER’S WINTER TALE” Thursday, August 5 10:00 am - 10:45 am Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, August 9 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM
SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – BRIAN CHOBAN JAZZ QUINTET Thursday, August 5 6:00 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR ILLINOIS SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE WINTER’S TALE” Thursday, August 5
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LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – DAN HUBBARD Wednesday, August 11 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, August 14 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in
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Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM SATURDAYS ON THE SQUARE CONCERT Saturday, August 14 Starting at 5:30pm FREE CONCERT Downtown Bloomington MEDICI CRAFT BEER AND JAZZ FESTIVAL Saturday, August 14 4:00pm - 10:00pm Uptown circle | NOR 3RD SUNDAY MARKET, AUGUST 2021 Sunday, August 15 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Interstate Center 1106 Interstate Drive | BLM SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – AKA (CLASSIC ROCK) Sunday, August 15 4:30 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR A NIGHT FOR SIGHT EVERSIGHT Sunday, August 15 5:00pm-9:00pm Epiphany Farms Estate 23676 E 800 North Rd Downs, IL EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, August 16 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – CATCHING HICKORY Wednesday, August 18 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – RETRO FIT (80’S PARTY TUNES) Thursday, August 19 6:00 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, August 21 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM
LUAU BEACH PARTY OPEN SKATE Saturday, August 21 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Bloomington Ice Center 201 S Roosevelt Avenue | BLM LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – SHE SAID SO Saturday, August 21 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, August 23 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM LOUNGEABOUT THE ROUNDABOUT – BRETT CONLIN Wednesday, August 25 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Uptown Circle | NOR DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON FARMERS’ MARKET Saturday, August 28 7:30 am - 12:00 pm Museum Square in Downtown Bloomington 220 N Center Street | BLM SWEET CORN CIRCUS Saturday, August 28 through Sunday, August 29 12:00 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR SOUNDS OF CONNIE LINK AMPHITHEATRE – HEARTLAND JAZZ ORCHESTRA Sunday, August 29 4:30 pm Connie Link Amphitheatre 621 S. Linden Street | NOR EWING MANOR OPEN FOR TOURS Monday, August 30 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Ewing Cultural Center 48 Sunset Road | BLM SATURDAYS ON THE SQUARE CONCERT Saturday, September 4 Starting at 5:30pm FREE CONCERT Downtown Bloomington
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