Excellent experience. Handicapped accessible with parking spots nearby. Great staff. Would…read moreencourage people to come and see what these University students are offering. You might see the next theater star here.

My kids have been coming to summer camps, art and cooking and stem for three summers and the…read moreservices have definitely gone from four stars to five stars. Honestly, we are so lucky to have such a nice community college in our town. I have been to many Womens events, brunches, Chef events, and community conferences here that were also pretty fabulous. It's nice having ROLY POLY here. I miss the old-fashioned bookstore, but everything is pretty much online now. More affordable housing on this side of town. LOTS of parking and pretty lawns to lay out between classes. The cooking classes were 10/10!! My 13YO is a fancy baker now. Thank you!!

We went to visit my sister who works at the college. I am glad to see that the state of Indiana has…read moreprovided this system of community colleges. Everyone there's friendly and helpful. I would encourage people in need of their services to utilize them.

Lots of great educational resources. The facility is tidy and is in a safe and easily navigable…read morearea.

Located between the MAC and Fine Arts Plaza, Bryan Hollow Grove run along the Jordan River on the…read moreIndiana University campus. A peaceful oasis to enjoy if one takes the time to stop and observe the natural beauty on the IU campus.

Kelley is truly a one of a kind establishment. The curriculum and staff is great, but what's really…read moregreat is all of the resources it has to over. Computer labs, several break rooms, lobbies, the best undergraduate career services office, printers, new construction classrooms, and more! I could go on for a long time. The building itself is beautiful and new. The only suggestion I have would be to improve parking, particularly for students. It's fairly inaccessible during the day unless you plan to walk- which isn't too bad. Beautiful campus! A tip I have is to try the Kelley Cafe! It's surprisingly great! I don't use that lightly either. The sand which options are some of my favorite in Bloomington!

I can only review based on the baby room, so I'm unfamiliar with what the previous reviewer was…read moretalking about. But as far as baby rooms go, this one is pretty great. My daughter previously went to one of the "best" daycares in Bloomington (and most expensive!!). But, only the best for her, as they say. Anyway, at the end of the day she seemed ready to go. Like she'd had a nice, full day but that was that... Here I have to practically drag her away kicking and screaming! She just can't get enough. I really love that Mandy and Jess are completely child led. The day's activities are based on what the kids feel like doing, and everyday is an adventure. Lots of times the babies will mingle with the ECP classroom, or even bigger kids than that on the playground. Ani LOVES school. I will say that it is still fairly expensive (and in fact if she were to go for the same number of hours that she went to her previous school, it would actually be more expensive). However, we live in the US and that's the current state of affairs. I do really appreciate that they charge by the hour, so you can monitor what you'll end up paying each month and make it fit what you need. Mandy and Jess really do adore the kids and I am so happy to be able to send my girl there!

I'm in 7th grade, and I go to this school, and it's probably the best school I've ever been to…read more They educate you for life, along with traditional academics. Some of the smartest and nicest people I know go here. Harmony is truly a community, and I know almost everyone here. Everyone here is welcoming and thoughtful. Unfortunately not everyone who applies can get in to this wonderful place, because it's such a small school. However the community is large, and welcomes any one who joins. I can't tell you how many stars I would this place, but since 5 is the most, I'll give it that.

This intimate and well maintained theatre is a Bloomington gem! It's clean, artsy, and perfectly…read moreunique, which aligns perfectly with the fact that they only put on original pieces. The theatre itself is very small, holding about 75 people. The stage is rounded and exposed, which is perfect for intimate shows where you want to see everything that's going on and not miss a thing. There is plenty of local art hanging on the walls of the lobby, along with tons of comfy chairs and sofas for lounging before or after shows. Additionally, there's quite a bit of parking around this area of town, from street parking or garages. Check out BPP next time you're in Bloomington and want to see a unique show!

The Bloomington Playwrights Project is a Bloomington treasure. So many theaters in Indiana have…read morethe same old tired plays from years past or plays of popular books or movies. I love that they take a risk and stage completely new plays. I've seen about 4 different productions here, and I thought 3 of the 4 were excellent. As Adam N, mentioned, it's not uncommon for shows to be sold out. The theater is pretty small and some of the seats aren't ideal if you have long legs so grab a seat early. The theater often partners with local businesses to offer free food or drinks in the lobby before the show. Or there may be IU students doing improv in the lobby, depends on the day. The BPP is one of my favorite things about Bloomington.

Gayle and I recently attended the High Graduation of our oldest Granddaughter (known to some as the…read moreQueen of the Grandchildren) at the Tri North Middle School Auditorium. This school building is almost brand new, with a very impressive space where we comfortably watched her walk across the stage as Valedictorian for the Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship Class of 2024. Gayle and I were both present when she came home the day after she was born. Where did the time go? She's all grown up!

The make me learn it sucks doo doo. Yup that's right they make you learn, can you believe it! 0/10…read morewould not recommend. Leave before you become smart.