Good morning, Bloomington.

A locally owned nonprofit, Sacred Revolution Ascension Center, will launch the B-Town Sapphic Circle next week with a fundraiser at Lake Monroe.

The event, called Sunset (Tarot in the Wild), will be held on Monday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. and will offer tarot readings, dinner, music, and networking while raising funds to secure nonprofit status for expanded mentorship programs.

Costco issued a recall on its Kirkland Signature Prosecco Valdobbiadene sparkling wine after tests showed the bottles could shatter when not in use — bottles sold between April 25 and August 26 in states including Indiana— and customers with a recall letter are advised to dispose of the bottles by wrapping them in paper towels and a plastic bag to avoid broken glass while receiving a refund.

Constellation Stage & Screen will host two interactive screenings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Buskirk Chumley Theater on Saturday, Oct.

25 to mark the film's 50th anniversary and its 20th year hosting Bloomington's Rocky Horror event. Audiences will join pre-shows beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a costume contest, devirginization ceremony and prizes as local drag queen Oriana Perón hosts the festivities.

Indiana University Dance Marathon will host its 20th annual Gala on Friday, Sept 19 to honor former student leader Ashley Louise Crouse—who died in a car accident in 2005—and raise funds for her ALC Legacy Endowment that supports Riley Hospital for Children and IUDM efforts.

The event will feature a gourmet dinner and auctions that add to the celebration of her lasting legacy.

Monroe County Community School Corporation paid over $5 million to 64 administrators in 2024 which raised the cost per pupil from about $315 in 2019 to approximately $515—administrative roles increased by 15 amid cuts of 60 support staff and a review of every position.

Comparisons with Richland Bean Blossom School Corporation have fueled ongoing debate over administrative compensation.

Concerned Scientists @ IU submitted a public comment opposing the EPA proposal to rescind the 2009 Endangerment Finding that regulates greenhouse gases.

They said the proposal conflicts with laws like the Clean Air Act and the Inflation Reduction Act— public comments remain open until Sept. 22.

The City of Bloomington’s ITS Department has launched the Bloomington Community Map—a new online tool that helps residents, businesses, and visitors quickly access essential details like nearby parks, zoning, and neighborhood boundaries.

Users can enter an address in CivicSearch to view local amenities and check key statistics on the map’s dashboard.

At its meeting, the Redevelopment Commission approved $75,000 for mold cleanup at 714 S.

Rogers and raised the soil remediation contract to $215,890 at the Hopewell site near 2nd and Rogers after workers found three underground fuel tanks—measures that help prepare the property for a future police station. Members said further updates will come as they review cost estimates and overall plans.

B and B Water Project recommended customers boil their drinking water due to a water main break that lowered water pressure and exposed it to bacteria.

The advisory affects 1,850 Monroe County households and is expected to lift within 24 to 48 hours—households should boil water for three to five minutes before use.

Indiana men's basketball fans will get their first look at head coach Darian DeVries at the Cream and Crimson Scrimmage on Friday, Oct.

3, at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall — the game will tip off at 7 p.m. ET with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. as fans are invited to bring canned food for Hoosier Hills Food Bank.

Indiana football quarterback Fernando Mendoza threw for 708 yards with nine touchdowns in three games and is set to face Illinois' experienced secondary this weekend—he recorded a 72.4% completion rate while ranking sixth nationally.

Illinois defensive coordinator Aaron Henry praised Mendoza’s live arm and downfield vision—highlighting his near-perfect play in a win that ended 73 to 0 over Indiana State.

Bloomington South grad David Kovacs, a state champion and IU freshman, was named to the USA Swimming Junior National team today—he will train with elite swimmers over the next year to improve his backstroke, 200 individual medley, and other events.

He looks forward to the new opportunities and increased competition that come with the honor.

Bloomington South's volleyball team defeated Bloomington North in three straight sets on Sept.16, ending a losing streak of four games and raising its record to 15—3 while North dropped to 2—9.

The win gave the Panthers confidence as they are now one win away from a conference title.

Brandie Posey: One Night Only

7 PM — The Comedy Attic — Ticketed event — Enjoy a night of humor with stand-up comedian Brandie Posey, known for her unique style and engaging performances.

Ted Leo Live Performance

7 PM - 1 AM — The Bishop Bar — 18+ with Brenda's Friend — Enjoy a night of eclectic music from acclaimed songwriter Ted Leo and the collaborative sounds of Brenda's Friend.

Rick Wood's Album Recording at The Comedy Attic

7 PM — The Comedy Attic — Ticket prices vary — Experience incisive storytelling and witty humor from a talented comedian and writer.

Lotus World Music & Arts Festival

11:59 p.m. — Buskirk-Chumley Theater — Ticket required — Experience exceptional talent and celebrate world cultures at this annual arts festival.

The Brook & The Bluff Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Bluebird — Tickets available — Experience expertly crafted songs and sublime musicianship from Nashville-based band The Brook & The Bluff.

American Aquarium Live Concert

8-10 p.m. — The Bluebird — Ticketed event — Experience the commitment of American Aquarium as they showcase their latest album.

S. Carey Live Concert

8-10 p.m. — The Bishop Bar — Ticketed event — Experience the soothing sounds of S. Carey in an intimate Bloomington venue.

Paint the Town Pink

2-8 p.m. — Switchyard Park — Free entry — Celebrate breast cancer awareness with a month-long community initiative featuring local support services and activities.

Bloomington IN Wool & Fiber Festival

Fri 9 a.m. – Sat 4 p.m. — Monroe County Fairgrounds — Free entry — Celebrate creativity with vendors showcasing wool and fiber arts at this delightful festival.

Hoosiers Outrun Cancer 5K

5K Run/Walk — Assembly Hall, Bloomington, IN — Registration fees vary — Participate in one of Indiana's oldest and largest runs to support cancer programs.