Good morning, Bloomington.

At the Seminary Square Kroger, water jug shelves are nearly empty as shoppers rushed to buy extra water following a boil water advisory issued yesterday.

The high demand reflects community concerns + a focus on water safety.

Bloomington’s Trades District Block Party will showcase a new mural by Journey Matthews along with live music, technology demos & interactive art projects from local partners, Saturday, Sept.

26 at 4 p.m. near The Mill, 642 N. Madison St., and is free to attend.

Indiana University Auditorium is collaborating with Ellettsville's Knitting Romance to welcome actress Sutton Foster on Oct.

6 by collecting 5-by-5-inch cream or crimson granny squares from locals to create a quilt for her dressing room. The project builds community & celebrates Foster’s love of crafting.

Bloomington Boogies brings blues, boogie-woogie, jazz, gospel and zydeco music to venues around town from Oct.

10 to Oct. 12. The festival offers free concerts, workshops & school performances, with a ticketed main concert on Sunday at Buskirk-Chumley Theater and music education events on Monday.

Bloomington’s fall arts calendar fills with events from Sept.

24 to Dec., featuring an Earth, Wind & Fire tribute and a K-pop dance show at Buskirk-Chumley Theater, a film screening and art presentations at local venues, and a Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair starting Oct. 1.

Musicians reviving Eastern European Jewish cantorial traditions will perform at IU Bloomington on Sunday, Oct.

11 as part of the free Memory Transformed symposium and concert. The event begins at 7 p.m. and features artists including Judith Berkson and Riki Rose.

IU postdoctoral fellow Angelica Loblack, also a visiting assistant professor, will compete as one of 21 cast members on Survivor season 51, which premieres Wednesday and airs weekly.

The sociology department hosts a watch party at 7:30 p.m. in the Social Science Research Commons (Woodburn Hall).

Indiana University will open its free 'Treasures of the Silk Road' exhibit at the McCalla Center (525 E.

Ninth St.) on Friday, Sept. 25 from 4 to 6 p.m. It will display 70+ instruments from Asia, the Middle East and North Africa that show centuries of cultural exchange.

Hunger relief advocates urged Indiana officials to request D-SNAP for disaster victims who lost food during the Aug.

11 storms. While current SNAP benefits are set to be replenished in 19 counties around Sept. 26 — Monroe County is not included so local residents may not receive additional aid.

The B Square published updated Monroe County property transfer records from Aug.

21 to Sept. 11 using Beacon data. The report shows multiple sales, including a $750,000 sale at 1414 E Commander CT and transactions ranging from $30,622 to $1,450,000.

Indiana women's soccer lost 2-0 to No. 14 Wisconsin on Sunday as the Badgers scored two early goals — the team, now 4-4-1 overall, will return home to face Minnesota on Sept.

24 at 7:30 p.m.

Indiana football got a boost from Isaiah Jones’ key play in the win against Western Kentucky, but insider Zach Osterman said the team still sought a complete performance after starting 3-0.