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Limestone Post’s Top Stories of 2020, a Most Unusual Year
As we look forward to 2021, it might serve us well to remember how our...
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Abattoir Gallery Challenges Racist and Pandemic Conventions
Abattoir Gallery, at 4th and Rogers streets in Bloomington, will exhibit across mediums while maintaining...
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Limestone Post Begins 2nd Year As Nonprofit
Although Limestone Post Magazine launched in 2015, this month we’re celebrating our one-year anniversary as...
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Guest Column: ‘IU 2020’ Series Filmed 12 Students for 4 Years
“IU 2020” is a documentary series that began in 2016 and follows 12 Indiana University...
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ASE Students Complete Annual ‘Sense of Place’ Project Despite Pandemic
The annual “Sense of Place” project by students at The Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship...
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‘Amphibious’ Park in Clarksville Anticipates Climate Change Impact
Water volume in the Ohio River is expected to increase by 30 percent over the...
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Stirring the Pot: Spice Girl
Limestone Post’s food sage, Ruthie Cohen, settles a domestic dispute by offering us recipes inspired...
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‘Paper Pavilions’ Exhibition Looks at Race, Nature, and Public Art
‘Paper Pavilions’ is a group exhibition of Midwestern artists, showing virtually and physically at the...
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New People’s Open Pantry Offers Access to Healthy Food
Building equity and supporting community access to healthy food are at the heart of the...
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Theater Residency at The Hundredth Hill Creates Art During Pandemic
Krista Detor and Dave Weber’s artist retreat, The Hundredth Hill, has served since August as...
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Book Excerpt: ‘Minister’s Daughter: One Life, Many Lives’ by Charlotte Zietlow
Before becoming a local political powerhouse in Bloomington, Charlotte Zietlow and her husband, Paul, spent...
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Galleries Adapt to Pandemic While Artists Continue to Create [Photo Essay]
Art galleries are adapting to ever-changing conditions during the pandemic. Photographer Paige Strobel visited several...