The next installment of August Wilson's Century Cycle. "Ambition and art collide with the business of the blues in this red-hot play filled with music that made the '20s road. An American masterpiece, August Wilson's Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is set in 1927 Chicago during a recording session at a white-owned studio with the legendary singer - inspired by real-life Mother of the Blues, Gertrude "Ma" Rainey." - LA Times

The next installment of August Wilson's Century Cycle. "Ambition and art collide with the business of the blues in this red-hot play filled with music that made the '20s road. An American masterpiece, August Wilson's Ma Rainey's Black Bottom is set in 1927 Chicago during a recording session at a white-owned studio with the legendary singer - inspired by real-life Mother of the Blues, Gertrude "Ma" Rainey." - LA Times

The Studebaker National Museum and The History Museum have launched "South Bend: The Next 100 Years," a poster design contest to celebrate the future of South Bend, Indiana. The museums are accepting entries until June 25, 2023. Judging will take place from June 26-July 14. On July 24, 10 finalists will be selected, each to receive $1,000. Their works of art will be displayed at an exhibit on the museums’ campus. On August 21, the panel will again review the entries, this time to present cash prizes of $$10,000 for First Prize, $5,000 for Second Prize, and $3,500 for Third Prize. The winning poster will be forward looking, aspirational, and inspirational to those who call this great city home. The competition is open to all ages, and there is no entry fee. Designs can be submitted at www.studebakermuseum.org/south-bend-next-100-years and the deadline to enter is June 25, 2023, 11:59 EST.

The Studebaker National Museum and The History Museum have launched "South Bend: The Next 100 Years," a poster design contest to celebrate the future of South Bend, Indiana. The museums are accepting entries until June 25, 2023. Judging will take place from June 26-July 14. On July 24, 10 finalists will be selected, each to receive $1,000. Their works of art will be displayed at an exhibit on the museums’ campus. On August 21, the panel will again review the entries, this time to present cash prizes of $$10,000 for First Prize, $5,000 for Second Prize, and $3,500 for Third Prize. The winning poster will be forward looking, aspirational, and inspirational to those who call this great city home. The competition is open to all ages, and there is no entry fee. Designs can be submitted at www.studebakermuseum.org/south-bend-next-100-years and the deadline to enter is June 25, 2023, 11:59 EST.

Wednesday outdoor yoga. This will be the 4th summer hosting community classes at howard park. Weather dependent & meeting on the lawn, beneath trees, at the south end of the park. @flowwithfrick @visithowardpark for event details + updates! $10 class, no sign up required 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM Recurring weekly on Wednesday

Wednesday outdoor yoga. This will be the 4th summer hosting community classes at howard park. Weather dependent & meeting on the lawn, beneath trees, at the south end of the park. @flowwithfrick @visithowardpark for event details + updates! $10 class, no sign up required 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM Recurring weekly on Wednesday

Enter a safe space for poets and listeners alike to enjoy diverse company and beautiful spoken word.Whether you’re a poet with words to share, a listener hoping to sit back and enjoy, or both, the Poetry Den has been the place in South Bend to unite poets and friends for over ten years. Host Pam Blair starts with an open microphone featuring a wide variety of voices and styles. Next, the monthly featured artist takes the stage. Lety Stanton-Verduzco is this month’s featured artist. This free event is offered both in-person and online via Zoom. Because some poets may use mature language, participation by those 18 and older is encouraged. Masks are optional for in-person guests.More information at crhc.iusb.edu.

Enter a safe space for poets and listeners alike to enjoy diverse company and beautiful spoken word.Whether you’re a poet with words to share, a listener hoping to sit back and enjoy, or both, the Poetry Den has been the place in South Bend to unite poets and friends for over ten years. Host Pam Blair starts with an open microphone featuring a wide variety of voices and styles. Next, the monthly featured artist takes the stage. Lety Stanton-Verduzco is this month’s featured artist. This free event is offered both in-person and online via Zoom. Because some poets may use mature language, participation by those 18 and older is encouraged. Masks are optional for in-person guests.More information at crhc.iusb.edu.