May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

Memory Walks are a great way to share stories inspired by the History Center’s exhibit galleries! These dementia-friendly Memory Walks highlight objects on display while our own stories of Monroe County. Register to join the Memory Walk at www.monroehistory.org/livingwithhistory/. Memory Walks are a part of the Living with History program initiative ...

Dine Out for the Library at Juannita’s! Enjoy lunch or dinner at Juannita's, serving authentic Mexican food with fresh ingredients to our community since 2013. Juannita's is passionate about grilling up some flavorful carne asada and squeezing up some juicy limes to make the perfect burritos, nachos, or tacos! Sign ...

A health and wellness book club hosted by Bridgett DiVohl and Cynthia Schultz that explores how we can improve our health and that of the Bloomington community at the same time, presented by the Bloomington Blue Zone Initiative. This month discussing Chapter 3: The Blue Zone in Okinawa of The ...

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us for an evening with Kyle Starks as he discusses his book, Karate Prom!

The read for May is Elderhood by Louise Aronson. Hosted by Molly McDonald of Cocuun!

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Dine Out for the Library at Juannita’s! Enjoy lunch or dinner at Juannita's, serving authentic Mexican food with fresh ingredients to our community since 2013. Juannita's is passionate about grilling up some flavorful carne asada and squeezing up some juicy limes to make the perfect burritos, nachos, or tacos! Sign ...

Hosted by Matthew! The read for May is Hummingbird Salamander by Jeff Vandermeer.

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

In this year’s annual Rosemary Miller Lecture Duncan Campbell remembers Nancy Hiller and her deep commitment to historic preservation, the written word, fine woodworking, and personal ethics. A stalwart member of the Bloomington community, Nancy’s advocacy, good humor, and personal touch were felt by everyone she met; and her ...

Kadampa Meditation Center Bloomington 234 N. Morton St. Bloomington, IN 47404 meditationinbloomington.org 812-318-1236 Cost: $12 adults https://www.meditationinbloomington.org/may-24-making-positive-connections All living beings deserve to be cherished because of the tremendous kindness they have shown us. All our temporary and ultimate happiness arises through their kindness. Even our body is the result of the kindness of others. 
In this talk, Wes ...

Join us for a laid-back evening of puzzles in the café! Bring a friend, grab a café drink, and spend the night talking & puzzling!

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Kadampa Meditation Center Bloomington 234 N. Morton St. Bloomington, IN 47404 meditationinbloomington.org 812-318-1236 https://www.meditationinbloomington.org/may-25-better-together-making-karmic-connections Cost: $25 adults, $20 seniors & students Within silence, we can discover deeper aspects of wisdom using the ancient teachings from Buddha to integrate into our modern lives. Even if you've never tried or think that you can be silent, would like to ...

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

Join us for a flower-themed family night to learn about how flowers grow, read The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle, and get your own flower seeds to grow at home! Family Nights now once a month on Saturday evenings!

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

Join us for the after-hours monthly meeting with the Writers Guild, with featured readers Teresa Roy and Jonathan S. Baker.

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Investigative journalist Shawn Cohen revisits the night Lauren Spierer vanished and exposes the dark secrets surrounding her disappearance in his new book, College Girl, Missing: The True Story of How a Young Woman Disappeared in Plain Sight, as we approach the 13th anniversary of Lauren Spierer's disappearance.

Eat cake. Drink Tea. Talk about Death. A Death Cafe is a group-directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session. The Bloomington chapter is hosted by Rick Clayton, a hospice chaplain and musician who enjoys ...

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us for an evening in conversation with Dr. Alex Kor and Graham Honaker discussing their book, A Blessing, Not a Burden, about Dr. Kor's parent's fighting for their lives during the Holocaust.

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

May is Historic Preservation Month. Enter Bloomington's Historic Preservation Photo Contest for a chance to win a canvas print of your photograph of a historic Bloomington site: 1. Post a photo of a historic site or place within Bloomington, Indiana on your Instagram account. 2. Tag @historicbloomington 3. Follow the account @historicbloomington 4. Up ...

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us for a night of solving cold cases with your friends! Sign-ups required, see the Morgenstern's website events calendar for the sign-up form.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us at Morgenstern's for the monthly meeting of the Murder Mystery Book Club! The read for June is A Death in Door County by Annelise Ryan. Hosted by our resident mystery/thriller expert, Grace!

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us at Morgenstern's for the monthly meeting of the Wholehearted Book Club, hosted by Molly McDonald from Cocuun! For June, they'll continue discussing Elderhood by Louise Aronson.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

Join us in the Morgenstern's café for an evening with John Young in conversation with Angelo Pizzo discussing Young's book, Getting Huge.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

Morgenstern's literary-themed trivia night, hosted by dynamic father-son duo, Chris and Harrison Sutton! Sign-ups required.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/all-pride-no-ego-a-conversation-and-book-signing-with-jim-fielding Join the Monroe County History Center on Sunday, June 9th, 2024, for an unforgettable free event with IU alum and LGBTQ+ advocate Jim Fielding! Dive into Fielding's fascinating journey as he shares insights from his career at powerhouse brands like Disney and DreamWorks. Be inspired by his story ...

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us at Morgenstern's for the monthly meeting of the Young Readers Book Club, for upper elementary to middle-school students! The read for June is Elf Dog & Owl Head by M.T. Anderson. Hosted by children's department specialist, Ms. Margaret!

The largest garage sale in Monroe County returns to 4015 Profile Parkway. The warehouse is packed with treasures that are just waiting to be claimed. From antiques to household items, there is something for everyone! Current MCHC members and Cook employees receive an early access day on June 12! Join ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us at Morgenstern's for the monthly meeting of the Romance Book Club! The read for June is the latest Emily Henry book, Funny Story! Hosted by our very own romance girl, Ryann.

The largest garage sale in Monroe County returns to 4015 Profile Parkway. The warehouse is packed with treasures that are just waiting to be claimed. From antiques to household items, there is something for everyone! Current MCHC members and Cook employees receive an early access day on June 12! Join ...

From the Gizmos to the Smears, punk has been alive and well in Bloomington for the last 50 years! Celebrate the scene that helps make Bloomington unique with this retrospective exhibit featuring bands, artwork, venues, and labels from the ‘70s to the early 2000s.

On campus and off, gospel music is thriving in Bloomington! In this exhibit guest curated by Dr. Alonza Lawrence, learn about the history and ongoing impact of several area choirs: IU’s African-American Choral Ensemble, Voices of Hope, and the choirs of Second Baptist, Bethel AME, and Lighthouse Community Church.

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...

Join us at Morgenstern's for the monthly meeting of the Health + Wellness Book Club, a book club that explores how we can improve our health and that of the Bloomington community at the same time, hosted by Bridgett DiVohl and Cynthia Schultz, co-founders of the Bloomington Blue Zone Initiative. ...

The shape and construction of a barn can tell the immigration story of the farmer who built it. Early white settlers to Monroe County were generally of English, Scottish, Irish, or German descent and their homes and barns reflected the building traditions of their respective cultural heritage. Barns of Monroe ...