Good morning, Bloomington.

Indiana Recovery Alliance is hosting a community walk and cleanup today at noon at 1710 W.

Third St (participants will walk to Baked! of Bloomington at 115 N. Washington St).

Tacos Al Pastor opened a new restaurant at 620 W.

Kirkwood Ave after success with its food truck on South Leonard Springs Road. Owners Mauricio Ocampo and Aida serve a varied menu (open daily 11 a.m.–10 p.m.) and plan to add patio seating when warmer.

Comedian Caleb Hearon delivered a humorous talk at IU Auditorium Tuesday at 7 p.m. as part of the Granfalloon arts festival (presented by the IU Arts and Humanities Council), where he shared personal struggles with depression and offered practical advice while moderated by IU Union Board director Lucy Gray.

Hoosier Hills Career Center’s Agriculture Department and FFA chapter will host a student-run plant sale from April 30 to May 2 at the greenhouse on 3070 N.

Prow Road. The sale — featuring over 75 varieties of plants and planter boxes — accepts cash and tap-to-pay.

Charles H. Webb, former dean of the Jacobs School of Music, died April 13 at age 93.

A memorial service will be announced soon (he is survived by four sons and 10 grandchildren).

Public health experts warn Bloomington residents to use tick prevention measures as warmer weather sparks early tick season—two locals reported blacklegged ticks via the county survey in March and doctors expect more tick bite cases, urging use of repellents and regular checks.

Bloomington’s plan commission approved a 360-unit residential project at the Iron and Metal site on North Rogers Street on April 13.

The development includes three buildings, a parking garage, public paths, and conditions for environmental testing & utility upgrades.

After going undrafted Monday night, Bloomington guard Shay Ciezki signed with the Phoenix Mercury — she averaged 22.8 points per game last season and became one of two NCAA players to join the 50-40-90 club.

Center Samet Yiğitoğlu, a transfer from SMU, has committed to Indiana men's basketball.

The 7 foot 2 center averaged 10.7 points and 7.9 rebounds last season and will add size for the Hoosiers under coach Darian DeVries.

Indiana baseball overcame a 5-run deficit to beat Indiana State 17-12 in Terre Haute on Tuesday; the Hoosiers return home tonight at 6 p.m. to host the University of Evansville at Bart Kaufman Stadium.

Doctoral Recital by Min Ji Kim, Violin

8:30 p.m. — Indiana University Jacobs School of Music — Ticket required — Experience the magic of a breathtaking performance by violinist Min Ji Kim.

Johnny Socko Live Concert

8-11 p.m. — The Bluebird — Cost info TBD — Dance to the ska-funk rhythms of Johnny Socko, a beloved local band from Bloomington.

Molly Tuttle Concert

7-11 p.m. — The Bluebird — Ticketed event — Experience the award-winning songwriting and virtuous guitar of Molly Tuttle live in Bloomington.

Performer Diploma Recital – Monacella Gracia, Piano

5 PM — Indiana University Jacobs School of Music — Ticketed event — Experience the magic of live performing arts with a captivating piano recital.

Fourth Annual Celebration of Math and Music

7-9 p.m. — Maxwell Hall — Free entry — Enjoy an insightful evening of mathematical concepts intertwined with musical performances by expert musicians.

Informatics Capstone Fair 2026

1-4 p.m. — Franklin Hall — Free entry — Discover innovative solutions as over 50 senior informatics teams showcase their capstone projects.

The Museum in Question: An Inside Look at Two New IU Exhibitions

1-4:30 p.m. — Eskenazi Museum of Art — Pre-registration required — Explore two new exhibitions with curators while enjoying a historical campus tour.

God's Gracious Girls Revival Night

6-9 p.m. — Fine Arts Building | Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design — Free entry — Experience a powerful night of prayer and worship that renews hearts and restores faith.

Saving Ava Premiere

7-10 p.m. — Buskirk-Chumley Theater — Check for ticket info — Experience a thrilling adventure of friendship and self-discovery in a story of six teenagers on a cross-country quest.

Bloomington Comedy Showcase

8 p.m. — The Comedy Attic — Enjoy a night of laughter with both seasoned comedians and fresh talent testing their material.