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7.8Science Museum •308 W 4th St (btwn Madison & Morton), Bloomington
John K. • October 27, 2015Great times for kids. Great place to learn and play. Something for all ages.
Chris E. • November 2, 2013Great historic theatre feel. The mezzanine seats can't see the orchestra very well though.
Chuck C. • October 19, 2013The galleries are shoehorned into spaces on the first three floors but the current exhibits are worth seeing. Definitely a place to check out each month.
Erik H. • April 25, 2013Outstanding place to listen to live music. Wednesday has 15 cent beers for those who were there on a recent Wednesday & don't remember.
Btown L. • August 16, 2010BPP presents brand-new, never before seen plays from local and national playwrights.
Indiana University Bloomington • July 11, 2011Pose for a photo with Herman or shake his hand for good luck! Add your pictures here!
Jess F. • November 15, 2009Catch a free movie in the Whittenberger Auditorium as part of the Union Board film series.
Btown L. • October 13, 2010This anthropology museum is much more fun that it sounds... and very family friendly, so bring the kids and learn about how cultures are different - and similar - around the world!
Kim R. • August 23, 2013Not just an art gallery. This is the home of dozens of working artists' studios and small businesses. We often spill out into the streets for First Fridays, host events and street fairs.
Adam N. • December 26, 2012Cant wait to get started on 2013!!! Trained Eye, you are going to the top.
Btown L. • October 13, 2010This is THE place to find out about the history and heritage of the Bloomington area...from limestone to furniture to Television! Check out the store for cool "old-time" toys and a great cookbook.
VisitBtown • September 27, 2011Discover how kids lived in the late 1800's through the Wylie family home!
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