“It can be really informative - again - to know how they [artists] work, what sort of things might go into making a painting - or a drawing - and what sort of things to expect if you’re going to be a painting or drawing major,” Edwards said.
“Our goal is to not merely just make our modern languages be recognized throughout the Muncie community, but also to celebrate their traditions and ritual aspects of how they became about a culture, and what is their history,” said Desmond Alston, Alpha Mu Gamma Vice President.
“We have people that come here on bicycles, they walk, they push their little carts because in today’s economy, people need to eat - we need food - and it’s kind of hard out there right now,” Ana McCallum said.
Muncie’s Bridge Dinner returned to the Washington Street Bridge Thursday evening after a COVID-19 hiatus.
Located on East Centennial Avenue, Connection Corner, a branch of the Muncie Public Library, is a resource center open to the public, offering technological resources.
