Starting this October, Collage with Comrades events will feature different thematic presentations and discussions that focus on anti-fascist resistance and cultural art/community!

For this Collage with Comrades on October 26th, we will be giving a short presentation on STAR (Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries) and early forms of organized LGBTQ+ resistance. Open questions and discussion will be after the presentation. This is to hopefully center a nice conversation and topic for collage!! The collage activity will be available before, during, and after the presentation.

JOIN US on October 26th to learn about revolutionary queer history and make some fun art to take home!

Supplies will be provided. Bringing your own supplies is encouraged! but not necessary.

**Collage events after the upcoming October 26th date will be hosted on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month.**

Join us for our monthly Progressive Discussion Group to connect, converse, and collaborate with fellow resisters!

Introducing our weekly study group! Third World Study Group, hosted on Tuesday’s from 5-7, is a place where we can come together and engage in a collective study to develop a more holistic understanding of global politics and the people, organizations and movements that led struggles for liberation while also deepening our understanding of the role of U.S imperialism in shaping today’s world.

⁨📷⁩ ⁨This upcoming Wednesday, we will continue our study session of “Black Scare/Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States” by Dr. Charisse Burden-Stelly for Black Study Group. This book discusses the long history of anti-Black and anti-communist/radical repression that has been integral in domestic and foreign US policies and governance, and how racism and racial hierarchy are at the heart of capitalist exploitation and US society.

We will be reading an abridged version of chapter 4 titled, “The Negro Question as a National Question, the Structural Location of Blackness, and the Problem of Black Self-Determination”, discussing how Black self-determination, particularity in the form of the right to self-defense, analyzing the Negro Question as a National Question, and asserting Black self-determination in the Black Belt of the U.S., was deemed subversive, foreign inspired, and un-American, and how it was subjected to the Black Scare/Red Scare.

This event will be available in-person and on zoom! For zoom link, see the QR code on the flyer. 

This month on October 29th Naeem Trotter from the P2 will be having a Post-Convict Relief Hearing for a possible resentencing on the grounds of ineffective counsel representation, and he needs all the support we can give him.

We are entering into the 42nd year Naeem has been captured by the settler-colonial state in Indiana for standing up and saving the life of his fellow inmate, Lincoln Love, and exerting his right to self-defense against the white supremist, state sanctioned violence those incarcerated experience’s. As a grandfather and an elder with severe medical conditions, now more than ever it is time for him to come home.

On October 29th at 1:30PM at Madison County Government Center, Naeem will be presenting evidence to the state in defense of his case and will be representing himself as counsel. Join us as we stand in solidarity with Naeem and demonstrate our strength in numbers to show the state there are eyes on them. 

There will be a caravan to his hearing for maximum attendance. Please scan the QR code in the above post to fill out the Google Form for tracking. If you are in need of a ride, please arrive at the Muncie Liberation Studio 1809 W University Ave at 12:00PM. If you have extra space and are able to drive people to the hearing, please arrive at the same time. 

This is not the time for protest. If you attend the hearing, please be respectful and maintain a level of composure. We do not want this to backfire on Naeem’s possibility of freedom.

October 29; 3–4 p.m. | Center Building  

Cost: $10 | Member Discounts Apply | Ages 13+      

Step behind the scenes into secure storage areas where mysterious, unusual, and rarely displayed artifacts wait to be rediscovered. From puzzling tools to objects with surprising purposes, each piece carries a story. Guided by the Collections team, you’ll examine real collection items up close and put your detective skills to the test. Can you determine what these objects were used for, who made them, or why they were preserved? Perfect for the curious, the clever, and anyone who loves a good puzzle, this tour invites you to uncover the secrets hidden within these delightfully obscure treasures. This tour may include standing, stairs, and exposure to loud HVAC noise. Preregistration is preferred; limited walk-in tickets may be available—please call ahead. If you need accommodations, please notify us in advance.  

https://www.minnetrista.net/events/collections-tour-oct-29-26

The Really Really Free Market (Formally The Neighborhood Free Share) is on November 1 @ The Muncie liberation Studio 1809 West University Ave • 2-5 PM. 

Come share what you don't need and get some stuff you do!

Muncie Stitch n' Bitch meets every Sunday! 🧶 We meet weekly at The Cup and we come and go from 3-6p. Everyone is welcome, with any kind of making! The Cup is in The Village, near the campus of Ball State University, at 1606 West University Avenue. Free parking is behind the café, enter the parking lot off of Dill Street by Be Here Now. Support our host venue with purchases from The Cup’s menu! ☕️🥯 Creativity and caffeine, that's our thing! 
 

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Introducing our weekly study group! Third World Study Group, hosted on Tuesday’s from 5-7, is a place where we can come together and engage in a collective study to develop a more holistic understanding of global politics and the people, organizations and movements that led struggles for liberation while also deepening our understanding of the role of U.S imperialism in shaping today’s world.

Discover the art of bookbinding in this hands-on workshop. Participants will learn the Secret Belgian binding method to create a one-of-a-kind hardcover book featuring beautiful exposed stitching along the spine. This unique binding technique combines durability with an eye-catching design, resulting in a handcrafted journal that's both functional and artistic. 

All tools and supplies will be provided. Participants should be comfortable measuring and cutting paper with a craft blade, using an awl to puncture book board and pages, sewing with a needle and thread, and working at the pace of the class to complete their book during the workshop. Preregistration is preferred; limited walk-in tickets may be available—please call ahead. 

Happens on the following Dates:

• Nov 4, 2026, 2:00pm to 5:00pm Timezone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)
• Nov 5, 2026, 5:30pm to 8:30pm Timezone: Eastern Time (US & Canada)

Wakka Wakka Productions is a multi award-winning international theatre company based in New York City and Oslo. Since 2001, Wakka Wakka has been creating original works of theatre and touring extensively throughout the US and the world. Today, Wakka Wakka specializes in bold, unique and unpredictable puppet theatre, incorporating object manipulation, masks, and original music.

The world of this show is created based on Tales from the Crypt, Dante’s inferno and old Silly Symphonies cartoons.

As a species, our relationship with death has changed over time, from early humanity until the present day. In our lifetime, the birth and growth of AI, gene editing and bio-technology have all thrust us into new realities and ideas of what is possible. Science is now looking at resurrecting the extinct.

Dead as a Dodo engages with this new present, and the future that will come of it. In a mostly cartoonish way, it exposes our most basic fears and desires, wrestling with our need for love, our fight for survival, and our quest for immortality.

This event is presented by the College of Fine Art's annual Arts Alive! series.

The Muncie Makers Market is a retail business incubator presented to the public through a community farmers market with fresh homemade food, locally grown produce, live plants, and handmade arts of all kinds. This is our ten year anniversary and we are happy to have had over 600 small businesses work with us. You’ll find the Muncie Makers Market outdoors every First Thursday at Adams & Walnut AND indoors every Third Thursday at MadJax Maker Force. We also set up at special annual events like Magic City Sip & Savor, Brink of Summer ArtsWalk, Fire Up DWNTWN, ArtsWalk, and Light Up Muncie. We develop local small business through education, connections, and events!  Please join us on Facebook and Instagram and please share us: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1627047027524961/ 

The Songwriter Sessions

The Songwriter Sessions is a singer/songwriter showcase happening every month in conjunction with First Thursday in downtown Muncie, Indiana. The all-original showcase is hosted by members of The Fierce - Sally and Lyn Fierce, and Michelle Kinsey. This event is an intentional listening opportunity, allowing the talented artists to share the stories behind their songs and allow the listener to hear the magic of the words and music come together.