Grand Prairie Bird Alliance Fall Bird Walk: October 12, 2025
2025-10-12 08:00 - 09:30 (America/Chicago) | Hidden Creek Park, 100 W. Sycamore, Normal, 61761
The final Grand Prairie Bird Alliance bird walk of the fall will be on October 12 from 8:00-9:30am at Hidden Creek Park, 100 W. Sycamore, where Normal Parks is doing a wonderful job of restoring the native plants that attract birds, both migrating and year-round. Leaders will be Lenore Sobota and Given Harper. Bird walks are appropriate for all ages and all skill levels. (Seriously, there is no pressure to know anything about birds! We can give you some tips, or you can just walk along with us and appreciate us appreciating the birds.) We even have 6 pairs of loaner binoculars!
Hidden Creek is smaller and is fully accessible for those with mobility devices. It’s also a smaller park with great birding not too far from your parked car. There are also benches throughout, so it’s a great birding spot for those who need to take breaks.

Storm Drain Stenciling-October 12, 2025 (10:00-12:00pm)
2025-10-12 10:00 - 12:00 | IL
Join the Ecology Action Center for some Storm Drain Stenciling! This volunteer activity educates residents about the dangers of storm water runoff pollution, and provides information on how to reduce individual contributions to storm water runoff pollution. Join us to stencil “Drains to Stream, Keep it Clean” at neighborhood storm drains and distribute informational door hangers to remind residents about the dangers of storm water runoff pollution and how they can prevent it. Participants must be 18 years or older or 12-17 years old and accompanied by a guardian.
More information regarding location and parking will be sent on the day before the volunteer day. This volunteer event needs a minimum of 6 people. Please register each participant individually. Please note that registration is required for this event.
*Registration for this event has closed. For questions, please contact 309-454-3169*

Native Gardening Mini-Sessions
2025-10-20 19:00 - 20:30 | 805 S Cottage Ave Normal IL, 805 S Cottage Ave, Normal
Enjoy some native gardening mini-sessions on October 20 from 7:00-8:30pm presented by the Illinois Prairie Chapter of Wild Ones.
This program will consist of three small group native gardening mini-sessions (approx. 15 minutes each) presented by chapter members Ann Schreifels, Barry Lake and Janet Rasmussen. Program attendees will be split into groups and rotate between sessions and then reconvene as a large group for a question-and-answer session and further discussion.
The topics of these mini-sessions are:
Goldenrods (by Ann Schreifels): Goldenrods are lauded for their late season blooms, but also cursed because of the false belief they cause fall allergies to spike. While there are many ecosystem benefits to goldenrods, not all are suited to home landscaping. This presentation will discuss several species and the characteristics that make them best suited for gardeners. Ann is a Master Naturalist and co-president of our chapter. She dove deep into the world of goldenrods to find the best ones for our area.
Native Grasses for Birds (by Barry Lake): Many people can identify the birds that visit their backyards, and some even know what birds eat which seed at a feeder! However, when it comes to native prairies with their variety of grasses and other plants, what birds are living there, and what the birds are specifically using these plants for may not be as well known. This presentation will take an abbreviated look at several different types of prairie grasses and the birds that use them. Barry is a self-taught birder who enjoys the interconnection between birds and the wild areas they occupy. Having been a Wild One member for several years, Barry has always visualized a “rewilding” of state areas that provide a safe haven for birds and wildlife by providing the natural habitat they instinctively seek.
Fall and Winter Landscaping Activities (by Janet Rasmussen): Fall and winter don’t need to be slow times in our yards. Janet will present a variety of activities that can be carried out during this time that can help make our yards more environmentally friendly. Janet has been an active member of the Illinois Prairie chapter since its founding in 2010 and has served in several capacities on the chapter’s Board. She has enjoyed seeing first-hand how both adding native plants to the home landscape and being a “messy” gardener are beneficial to the environment.

Vermicomposting Workshop- Wednesday, October 22, 2025 (5:30-6:30pm)
2025-10-22 17:30 - 18:30 | IL
Love to cook and are looking for a way to compost your food scraps, but backyard composting isn’t an option for you? Try Vermicomposting or composting with worms! Vermicomposting is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and stop food waste in your home. No backyard or large area required, so this is perfect for apartments, dorms, etc., plus it is basically odorless!
The Workshop costs $35.00 to participate and space is limited. Workshop fee includes all materials including worms, worm bedding, a bin to host your worm farm, and all the knowledge you need to start vermicomposting. We will specifically be going over the benefits of vermicomposting, how to start, how to harvest castings, and how to troubleshoot common problems. Registration is required and closes one week before workshop date.

The Ecology Action Center will make reasonable accommodations for participation in public programs and services. To request accommodation, please call 309-454-3169×11 or go to ecologyactioncenter.org/accommodation. Please provide two weeks advance notice if possible.

Bringing the Indiana Bat Home to Roost in (Coles County) Illinois
2025-10-23 19:00 - 20:00 | Illinois Wesleyan University – Center for Natural Sciences C101, 201 E. Beecher St., Bloomington, IL, 61701-7222, United States
The Grand Prairie Bird Alliance and Illinois Wesleyan University will sponsor a talk about the federally endangered Indiana Bat. Sarah Livesay, Executive Director of Grand Prairie Friends Land Trust will be the speaker. “On a hot, buggy day in the woods of Coles County in 2015, a researcher located a federally endangered female Indiana bat with her pup. This discovery set in motion a 30-year, multiple-partner effort in research, habitat restoration, and volunteer monitoring at the Warbler Ridge Conservation Area in Coles County, IL. If we build it, did they come? Join us for the amazing results!”
This talk will be at the Center for Natural Sciences, room C101 at Illinois Wesleyan University’s campus and will start at 7:00pm on October 23.

Storm Drain Stenciling-October 26, 2025 (10:00-12:00pm)
2025-10-26 10:00 - 12:00 | IL
Join the Ecology Action Center for some Storm Drain Stenciling! This volunteer activity educates residents about the dangers of storm water runoff pollution, and provides information on how to reduce individual contributions to storm water runoff pollution. Join us to stencil “Drains to Stream, Keep it Clean” at neighborhood storm drains and distribute informational door hangers to remind residents about the dangers of storm water runoff pollution and how they can prevent it. Participants must be 18 years or older or 12-17 years old and accompanied by a guardian.
More information regarding location and parking will be sent on the day before the volunteer day. This volunteer event needs a minimum of 6 people. Please register each participant individually. Please note that registration is required for this event. Registration will end at noon the day before the volunteer event. For questions, please contact 309-454-3169.

*Please note that registration for this event closes at 8:00am the day before the event. For questions, please contact 309-454-3169*

Storm Drain Stenciling-October 26, 2025 (2:30-4:30pm)
2025-10-26 14:30 - 16:30 | IL

Tree Potting Workday - November 5, 2025 (12:30-3pm)
2025-11-05 12:30 - 15:00 | EAC Nursery, Bloomington, IL, 61701
Registration for this event is closed. Please sign up for other upcoming events, or contact us with questions: ecologyactioncenter.org/contact/
Help the Ecology Action Center harvest and pot trees that are planted at our nursery on West Jefferson street so that they can be planted at other sites. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older or alternately 14 years or older and accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Tools and heavy equipment might be in use and all volunteers must be able to safely use hand tools, stay on their feet for 3 hours at a time and lift a moderate weight (~15 pounds). Please dress appropriately for weather conditions and working outside. Closed-toed shoes or boots are required – no sandals or flip-flops. More information as well as a confirmation email will be communicated to volunteers prior to the workday and NOT at sign up.

Dropbox User Survey: November 8, 2025 (9:30-12:00pm)
2025-11-08 09:30 - 12:00 | IL
Volunteers will conduct a user survey of individuals using the recycling dropboxes in our community. The data collected will better inform the Ecology Action Center and the local governments as to the usage of this service relative to curbside recycling services in our area.
No specific experience is required for this project, just good verbal communication skills. All volunteers must be 18 years old or older and able to stand on their feet for four hours at a time.

2025 Pumpkin Smash
2025-11-08 10:00 - 14:00 | Rader Family Farms, 1312 Ropp Rd, Normal, 61761, United States
Whether picking out pumpkins from a field or carving fun faces into them with friends, pumpkins show everyone it’s the fall season. What happens when it’s time to say goodbye as they melt on the porch?
Green up Halloween by recycling pumpkins into compost at a free, outdoor Pumpkin Smash offered from 10 am to 2 pm and Rader Family Farms in Normal.
No cost or registration is required to attend. For questions, contact Nick Frillman at (309) 663-8306
Find the full list of Extension Pumpkin Smash events happening across the state in early November at go.illinois.edu/PumpkinSmash.
Pumpkin Smash Instructions

Collect pumpkins from the home, neighborhood, school, or workplace.
Remove candles, ribbons, paint, and any other non-organic materials.
Drop off pumpkins at a smash site on the date and time of the specific event.

Tree Potting Workday - November 12, 2025 (9-11:30am)
2025-11-12 09:00 - 11:30 | EAC Nursery, Bloomington, IL, 61701
The registration window has closed for this event. Please check out other volunteer dates, or contact us with questions.

Help the Ecology Action Center harvest and pot trees that are planted at our nursery on West Jefferson street so that they can be planted at other sites. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older or alternately 14 years or older and accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Tools and heavy equipment might be in use and all volunteers must be able to safely use hand tools, stay on their feet for 3 hours at a time and lift a moderate weight (~15 pounds). Please dress appropriately for weather conditions and working outside. Closed-toed shoes or boots are required – no sandals or flip-flops. More information as well as a confirmation email will be communicated to volunteers prior to the workday and NOT at sign up.

Tree Potting Workday - November 14, 2025 (9-11:30am)
2025-11-14 09:00 - 11:30 | EAC Nursery, Bloomington, IL, 61701
Registration is now closed for this event. Please see other future dates, or contact us with the subject Tree Corps with any questions.
Help the Ecology Action Center harvest and pot trees that are planted at our nursery on West Jefferson street so that they can be planted at other sites. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older or alternately 14 years or older and accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Tools and heavy equipment might be in use and all volunteers must be able to safely use hand tools, stay on their feet for 3 hours at a time and lift a moderate weight (~15 pounds). Please dress appropriately for weather conditions and working outside. Closed-toed shoes or boots are required – no sandals or flip-flops. More information as well as a confirmation email will be communicated to volunteers prior to the workday and NOT at sign up.

Tree Potting Workday - November 14, 2025 (12:30-3pm)
2025-11-14 12:30 - 15:00 | EAC Nursery, Bloomington, IL, 61701

Dropbox User Survey: November 15, 2025 (9:00am-11:30am)
2025-11-15 09:00 - 23:30 | IL
Volunteers will conduct a user survey of individuals using the recycling drop boxes in our community. The data collected will better inform the Ecology Action Center and the local governments as to the usage of this service relative to the curbside recycling services in our area.
No specific experience is required for this project, just good verbal communication skills. All volunteers must be 18 years old or older and able to stand on their feet for four hours at a time. A cell phone or tablet with internet connection is required to conduct the survey.
Please note that this will take place outside.
Volunteers will be contacted a few days prior to the survey day with additional instructions.

CANCELLED: Galactic Guardians: An Eco Expedition With Wall-E!
2025-11-15 10:00 - 11:00 | Danvers Township Lirbrary, 117 E. Exchange St., Danvers, IL, 61732, United States
On November 15 from 10:00-11:00am at Danvers Township Library, students are invited to enjoy an out-of-this-world presentation by the Ecology Action Center. Join us to hear a picture book featuring everyone’s favorite galactic guardian Wall-E! We will be discussing the importance of managing trash and caring for planet Earth. Attendees will also get the chance to build recycled pots out of newspaper and take home a trash scavenger hunt. No registration required

Tree Potting Workday - November 19, 2025 (9-11:30am)
2025-11-19 09:00 - 11:30 | EAC Nursery, Bloomington, IL, 61701
The sign up window for this event is now closed. Please check out future opportunities, or contact us with questions!
Help the Ecology Action Center harvest and pot trees that are planted at our nursery on West Jefferson street so that they can be planted at other sites. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older or alternately 14 years or older and accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Tools and heavy equipment might be in use and all volunteers must be able to safely use hand tools, stay on their feet for 3 hours at a time and lift a moderate weight (~15 pounds). Please dress appropriately for weather conditions and working outside. Closed-toed shoes or boots are required – no sandals or flip-flops. More information as well as a confirmation email will be communicated to volunteers prior to the workday and NOT at sign up.

Tree Potting Workday - November 21, 2025 (9-11:30am)
2025-11-21 09:00 - 11:30 | EAC Nursery, Bloomington, IL, 61701
Registration is now closed for this event.

Help the Ecology Action Center harvest and pot trees that are planted at our nursery on West Jefferson street so that they can be planted at other sites. Volunteers must be 18 years old or older or alternately 14 years or older and accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Tools and heavy equipment might be in use and all volunteers must be able to safely use hand tools, stay on their feet for 3 hours at a time and lift a moderate weight (~15 pounds). Please dress appropriately for weather conditions and working outside. Closed-toed shoes or boots are required – no sandals or flip-flops. More information as well as a confirmation email will be communicated to volunteers prior to the workday and NOT at sign up.

Coffee with COII-Wellness in Interior Design Event
2025-11-22 09:30 - 10:30 | Green Top Grocery, 921 E. Washington, Bloomington, IL, 61701
Explore wellness in interior home design with interior designer Jennifer Crawford and COII’s CEO Rebecca DJ on Saturday, November 22 from 9:30-10:30am at Green Top Grocery. This talk will be exploring the impacts of VOC’s and sourcing sustainable materials. There will also be a reveal of a new COII home model. Registration appreciated at https://coii.co/events

Stay Salt Smart This Winter
2025-12-02 18:00 - 19:00 | Bloomington Public Library Community Room, 205 E Olive Street, Bloomington, IL, 61701, United States
Did you know that the road salt we use to manage ice and snow can harm our streams, lakes, and water supply even during summer? Join the Ecology Action Center on December 2 at 6:00pm at the Bloomington Public Library to explore how road salt impacts water quality and ecosystems—and how you can help reduce that impact. Perfect for concerned community members, gardeners, and curious families alike—come learn practical solutions that safeguard our water, soil, and wildlife.
We’ll cover:

What road salt is and how it travels from streets into local waterways
Ways to minimize salt use while keeping walkways safe
Environmentally friendly alternatives and best practices for winter care

mCLEAN Up Crew Workday
2025-12-13 09:00 - 12:00 | IL
Our local environment needs your help! Join the Ecology Action Center in picking up trash around McLean County for our November mCLEAN Up Crew Workday. Volunteers will use trash grabbers with safety equipment like high visibility vests and gloves to pick up litter around designated areas. Participants must be 18 years or older or 12-17 years old and accompanied by a guardian. Volunteers must be able to spend three hours on their feet and carry a weight of 10-15 pounds. A confirmation email and location information will be communicated 1-2 days prior to the workday. Please register each participant individually.
*Cancelled due to weather*

Galactic Guardians: An Eco Expedition With Wall-E!
2025-12-30 10:00 - 11:00 | Bloomington Public Library Community Room, 205 E Olive Street, Bloomington, IL, 61701, United States
On December 30 from 10:00-11:00am at the Bloomington Public Library, students are invited to enjoy an out-of-this-world presentation by the Ecology Action Center. Join us to hear a picture book featuring everyone’s favorite galactic guardian Wall-E! We will be discussing the importance of managing trash and caring for planet Earth. Attendees will also get the chance to build recycled pots out of newspaper and take home a trash scavenger hunt. No registration required.

Trash Tunes: Building Instruments From Trash
2026-01-03 10:00 - 11:00 | Normal Public Library, 206 West College Avenue, Normal, IL, 61761, United States
Join the Ecology Action Center at 10:00am on January 3 at the Normal Public Library as we explore the true story behind “Ada’s Violin: The Story of the Recycled Orchestra of Paraguay” by Susan Hood. This colorful picture book tells how children in Cateura, Paraguay, turned trash from their town’s landfill into musical instruments! In this hands-on program, kids will create their own instruments from recycled materials, like drums and plastic bottle trumpets, and then come together to play music as a group. It’s a fun way to learn about recycling and music!

Angler's Lake Stakeholder Meetings: January 6 & 7 (5:30-7:00pm)
2026-01-06 17:30 - 19:00, 2026-01-07 17:30 - 19:00 | Bloomington Public Library Community Room, 205 E Olive Street, Bloomington, IL, 61701, United States
Anglers Lake has benefited from stewardship efforts over the years by individuals, the City of Bloomington, and other partners, and it continues to be a valued site for many in our community. Unfortunately, native biodiversity at the site has declined as invasive species have spread and displaced native grasses, forbs, and shrubs.
In coordination with the City of Bloomington, the Ecology Action Center (EAC) hopes to add Anglers Lake as a Sugar Creek Stewards workday location. The EAC currently supports stewardship at Fairview Park and Ewing II and has done so for many years.
Our hope is to begin coordinating regular stewardship workdays at Anglers Lake next year to help implement a long-term management plan. To do this thoughtfully and collaboratively, we want to bring together all existing groups and individuals to develop a shared, mutually agreed-upon vision through a stakeholder process. We do not wish to intrude upon or override any ongoing efforts; rather, our goal is to help formalize, support, and build upon the many years of dedication already invested in this site.
To that end, we invite all interested to participate in a collaborative stakeholder process to help inform the development of a site management plan by a qualified professional contractor. These meetings will be held at the Bloomington Public Library, Community Room 2, on January 6 and January 7 from 5:30–7:00 p.m. All are welcome to attend one or both meetings.
If you are unable to attend, but would still like to give input, please email kvogler@ecologyactioncenter.org to receive a form for input.
The Ecology Action Center will make reasonable accommodations for participation in public programs and services. To request accommodation, please call 309-454-3169×11 or go to ecologyactioncenter.org/accommodation. Please provide two weeks advance notice if possible.

Grand Prairie Bird Alliance volunteer workday - let’s clean up Sugar Creek!
2026-01-24 10:00 - 14:00 | Illinois Art Station, 101 E. Vernon, Normal, 61761
Did you know that you can see bluebirds, woodpeckers, and so many other birds at the Illinois Art Station? This charming property at 101 E. Vernon includes a nice little forested area adjacent to Sugar Creek, making it the perfect place for birds to meet their every day needs – native seeds to eat, tree cavities for shelter, and a creek for water. Windy weather has resulted in quite a bit of litter accumulating along the creek, so help Grand Prairie Bird Alliance clean it up! The birds deserve better. Grand Prairie Bird Alliance will even provide hot chocolate. As a bonus, the clean-up will correspond with the Art Station’s monthly free art hours, so you can get inside to warm up and do some art as well! All are welcome. No skill required.
When: Saturday, January 24 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Where: Illinois Art Station, 101 E. Vernon (ADA accessible parking off Vernon at the main entrance; additional parking off Linden right near the creek)

Wild Ones: Illinois Prairie Chapter Program "Starting Native Plants from Seed"
2026-01-25 14:00 - 15:00 | Bloomington Public Library Community Room, 205 E Olive Street, Bloomington, IL, 61701, United States
On January 25, from 2:00-3:00pm join the Wild Ones: Prairie Chapter in “Starting Native Plants from Seed” at the Bloomington Public Library Community Room. View this event and others at illinoisprairie.wildones.org/chapter-events
Growing native plants from seed generally involves different processes than growing many garden vegetables from seed because most native plant seeds need to “experience” winter conditions in order to successfully germinate. In this program you will learn – where to get native plant seed; how to create the conditions needed for native plant seeds to germinate; and how to prepare your seedlings for life in your garden. Free native seed packets will be available to get you started so that your plants are ready to plant in your garden this spring. Supplies of these seed packets are limited. Some of these seeds were harvested from the new Prairie on the Patio native plant garden at Bloomington Public Library.
This program and Bloomington Public Library’s new Prairie on the Patio Garden was made possible through grant funding from the Illinois Prairie Community Foundation with additional support from Wild Ones: Illinois Prairie Chapter.
Presenter Bio:
Sherrie Snyder is a graduate of the University of Illinois Extension Master Naturalist program, a founding member of the Illinois Prairie chapter of Wild Ones, and an active member of the ParkLands Foundation. She has grown and donated thousands of native plants for natural plantings around the community.

Build Equinox-Indoor Air Quality Webinar with COII
2026-01-27 19:00 - 20:00 | IL
On January 27 from 7:00-8:00pm learn about COII homes and the importance of indoor air quality through an air quality webinar with Build Equinox. In this webinar you will learn about HVAC systems that help to keep indoor air clean. Registration is required to receive the link. Please register at https://coii.co/events.

Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Program
2026-02-06 11:00 - 13:00 | McLean County Health Department, 200 West Front Street, Bloomington, 61701, United States
Do you own a single-family rental property or a rental building with four (4) units or fewer built before 1978? The City of Bloomington invites you to an upcoming lunch and learn informational session on Friday, February 6 from 11 am to 1 pm at the McLean County Health Department about the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Program, a grant opportunity available to eligible rental property owners in the 61701 ZIP code.
The City has a limited time to spend these grant funds. This session will explain how the program can provide free lead testing, remediation, and qualifying home improvements, at no cost to the property owner.
Session topics include:

Program eligibility and approval requirements
Application steps for property owners and tenants
Types of improvements covered
Tenant relocation during construction

Approval is based on whether children or pregnant women live in the unit(s) and the tenant’s income level. The property owner’s income is not considered. Both owners and tenants must complete applications and submit required documentation. City staff are available to assist throughout the process.
The program covers testing and construction costs. Common improvements include repairs or replacement of windows, doors, staircases, floors, and exterior components. Temporary tenant relocation during construction is coordinated by a grant representative, with all costs covered. Each rental unit must apply and be approved separately.
We encourage interested property owners to attend and learn how this program can support your property while helping create safer, healthier homes for Bloomington residents. We look forward to connecting with you soon. Please RSVP by contacting Program Manager Lori Schambureck at lschambureck@cityblm.org, or at 309.660.5211.

Wild Ones: Illinois Prairie Chapter Program "How to Love a Forest"
2026-02-09 19:00 - 20:30 | A Zoom link will be provided, IL
On February 9, from 7:00-8:30pm join the Wild Ones: Prairie Chapter in “How to Love a Forest” on Zoom. Advance registration is required. Register for this event and others at illinoisprairie.wildones.org/chapter-events. A recording of the program will be available on YouTube following the program.
What does it mean to love a forest? In this talk, Ethan Tapper, will draw from his work as a forester and his bestselling book — How to Love a Forest: The Bittersweet Work of Tending a Changing World — to discuss what it means to care for forests and other ecosystems at this moment in time. How do we respond to the harmful legacies of the past? How do we use our species’ incredible power to heal rather than to harm? How do we reach towards a better future? In a time in which many believe that “protecting” ecosystems means protecting them from ourselves, Ethan argues that humans must take action to help ecosystems heal and to move into a more abundant future. Ethan’s message is at once compassionate and pragmatic, clear-eyed and hopeful, sobering and inspiring, a powerful new idea for how we can build a world that works for all of its ecosystems and all of its people.
Presenter Bio:
Ethan Tapper is a forester, digital storyteller, and the bestselling author of How to Love a Forest: The Bittersweet Work of Tending a Changing World. For more than a decade, Ethan has been recognized as a thought-leader in the world of ecosystem stewardship, winning numerous regional and national awards for his work. More recently, he has been recognized as a writer – since its publication in 2024, How to Love a Forest has been named the winner of the 2025 New England Book Award for nonfiction, and received international acclaim.
Ethan’s message of relationship, responsibility and hope reaches millions of people each year through his writing, social media channels with hundreds of thousands of followers, and the hundreds of walks, talks and keynotes that he delivers across North America each year.
Ethan works, writes, hunts, birds and runs a small consulting forestry business from his home at Bear Island – his 175-acre working forest, homestead, orchard and sugarbush in Vermont – and plays in his punk band, The Bubs.

Learn to play Wingspan with GPBA at Red Raccoon Games
2026-02-14 10:00 - 13:00 | Red Raccoon Games, 301 N. Main St., Bloomington, IL
Join the Grand Prairie Bird Alliance at Red Raccoon to learn how to play Wingspan, the best bird game ever! Did you receive Wingspan as a gift because you were told it is the best bird game ever? Did you purchase it for yourself, saying you could figure it out with YouTube videos? Are you, like some of the Grand Prairie Bird Alliance board members, STILL unable to play it? Red Raccoon to the rescue! No prior knowledge required. Professional game players will be on hand to help even the most hapless board game players.
When: Saturday, February 14 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Where: Red Raccoon, Downtown Bloomington, 301 N. Main
