![]() A film series hosted by local pop-up movie theater Cicada Cinema.An AfterHours event at WonderLab Museum.A staged reading of a never-developed “Player Piano” screenplay produced by Constellation Stage & Screen.A trio of exhibits that explore Vonnegut’s novel, creativity in the age of AI, and the use of digital technology in the arts and humanities, at the Gayle Karch Cook Center for Public Arts and Humanities.Award-winning science fiction author Ted Chiang, who will give a reading and discussion on the intersections of AI and culture June 8 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.This year’s festival takes inspiration from Vonnegut’s first novel, “Player Piano,” highlighting themes of technology and creativity, automation, and the rise of the computer age.Įvents that align with this year’s theme include: A trio of performances led by music producer Mark Bingham that will highlight acts of historical significance in the Bloomington music scene, of which he is a veteran.Bloomington native, IU alumna and New York Times bestseller Meg Cabot, author of “The Princess Diaries” series, who will give a matinee reading June 10 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.The festival celebrates local excellence in the arts and will host a number of nationally recognized guest artists with ties to the Bloomington arts scene, including: Tickets for ticketed events will be available March 22. ![]() The event lineup can be found on the Granfalloon website. Granfalloon includes many other free and ticketed events from June 7 to 11. Son Lux will perform at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater June 9.Įntertainment options: From Basie to brr: Count Basie Orchestra, polar plunge, bluegrass happen this week The Flaming Lips concert will be free and open to the public on Kirkwood Avenue on June 10. ![]() Opening for The Flaming Lips will be two-time Grammy winners Arrested Development, a hip-hop band that fuses soul, blues and other musical forms with roots in Africa. The experimental band is led by Indiana University Jacobs School of Music alumnus Ryan Lott. 55 on the Billboard Hot 100.Īlso slated to perform are Son Lux, an experimental band who recently released a 49-song soundtrack from the film " Everything Everywhere All at Once," which has been nominated for 11 Academy Awards, including best original score and best original song. Their most famous song, 1993's "She Don't Use Jelly," reached No. The Flaming Lips, a band formed in 1983 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, are best known for elaborate stage antics, trippy song arrangements and out-there song titles. The Flaming Lips will headline Granfalloon, Bloomington's annual celebration of Hoosier author Kurt Vonnegut's literary contributions.
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