At Cornerstone Center for the Arts’ 3rd annual Community Arts Expo, the Muncie community can experience the power of creative expression. From 5:30-7:30 p.m. today, community members can visit more than 30 local art exhibitors, listen to live music and win door prizes.
Food will be provided by Speed Dogs food truck, and drinks will be supplied by The Guardian Brewery Company.
Here are the registered art exhibitors as of Aug. 21:
- Arnold Violin Studio
- Art Mart
- Ball State University Department of Theatre
- Ball State University School of Art
- Ball State University School of Music
- Ball State University Singers
- Bennita McCoy
- Climbing Ivy Handmade Journals
- Conservation Tales, Barbara Giorgio-Booher and Tom McConnell
- Cornerstone Center for the Arts
- Cuplets
- David Owsley Museum of Art
- Fur in Focus Pet Portraits
- Henna By Hallie
- John R. Emens College-Community Auditorium
- Let There Be Art
- Masterworks Chorale
- Minnetrista
- Muncie Arts and Culture Council
- Muncie Ballet
- Muncie Civic Theatre
- Muncie Makers Market
- Muncie Map Co.
- Muncie Public Library
- Muncie Symphony Orchestra
- Prism Project
- Stitch n' Bitch
- YART
- Youth Symphony Orchestras of East Central Indiana (YSOECI)
- WIPB-TV and Indiana Public Radio
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