Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of July.
Good morning, Bloomington.
Half Hazard Press relaunches its micro venue The Hallowed Hall on Aug.
8 at 400 S. Madison St.; Stone & Snow, with local musicians, will perform at 8 p.m. while each ticket includes a limited-edition poster. Tickets cost $30.
Sweet Generations is serving dirty sodas and baked goods at the McLean County Fair, offering creative treats for fair-goers (video available).
The McLean County Penguin Project is launching Penguin Players, a new theater program for adult performers with disabilities, with an informational meeting set for Aug.
3 at the Bloomington Public Library. Rehearsals begin late August, and shows are scheduled for Oct. 24-25 at Heartland Community College.
The McLean County Arts Center is closed because staff found fleas while cleaning a new neighboring property.
A pest control company is treating the building, and staff will announce the reopening date once the treatment and cleaning are complete.
Illinois State University has received a record-breaking $52 million in donations this school year & the funds are already being used for new scholarships and a College of Engineering facility opening this fall.
Taylor Bruninga and Feudin Hillbillys
6:30-10:30 p.m. — McLean County Fairgrounds — Tickets from $52 — Experience the unforgettable performances of Feudin' Hillbillys live in Bloomington.
Demolition Derby
6:00 – 9:30 PM — McLean County Fairgrounds — Tickets start at $71 — Experience the thrilling chaos of cars colliding in this unforgettable live event.
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