Bloomington, Indiana:
Our Welcoming Home

A four-day festival for people of all ages, ethnicities, abilities, and backgrounds that celebrates world music, arts, and culture.

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A non-profit supporting programs and resources for LGBT+ youth, elders, and their families through programs and events.

Promoting the religious principles of compassion, peace, social and economic justice and stewardship of the Earth.

Bloomington, Indiana officially recognized the holiday in 2018, the first city in Indiana to do so. IU Bloomington recognizes the Miami, Delaware, Potawatomi, and Shawnee Tribal Nations as the past, present, and future caretakers of this land.

Fostering and preserving Tibetan and Mongolian Cultures in the USA. Helping to preserve cultural and Buddhist traditions among the Tibetan exile communities, and the Mongolians of Kalmykia, Buyatia, and Tuvia. Providing education in Tibetan and Mongolian cultures in the Bloomington community.

Providing a space to learn, promote, and share Asian-Indian heritage, values, and wisdom in the Greater Bloomington area.

A volunteer group that promotes awareness of the challenges faced by people with disabilities, and works to develop solutions to problems of accessibility in the community.

A non-profit providing housing, day-and-overnight shelter, hunger relief, social services, financial support, life essentials (laundry, showers, mail, etc), and other related health and human services.

“Restaurant Row” and its surrounding neighborhood are home to authentic worldwide cuisine — including Thai, Korean, Cajun, Burmese, Greek, Vietnamese, Indian, Tibetan, and many more.

Communal spaces, playgrounds, dog parks, skate parks, gardens, and walking trails on 65 acres of historic railway.

Weddle Bros. Construction Companies

Our 3,200-seat theatre has been graced by famous actors, musicians, comedians, authors, politicians, and many others. Opera, ballet, musicals, concerts, readings, and so much more.