Events on October 13, 2018

October 13; 1–4 p.m.

Registration deadline: October 10

Cost: $30 per pair; member discounts apply

Jump on this opportunity to unite the imaginations of your family! Minnetrista’s glass experts will guide participants in the outlining and creation of a gorgeous set of glass coasters. This hands-on workshop will form memories the whole family treasures!

Join us for IPR’s 12th Annual All Beers Considered presented by LifeStream Services!

2-5 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 13

THE ORIGINAL AND LONGEST-RUNNING CRAFT BEER TASTING IN MUNCIE IS BACK! Taste more than 20 fine craft beers expertly selected by The Fickle Peach.

We’ll be under a tent across from The Fickle Peach! Think “beer festival.” The event will go on, rain or shine, so dress accordingly.

Tasty apps provided by Harmony Café. Live, local music, a craft beer themed silent auction and cool keepsake glass are included in your admission. PLUS some other fun stuff is in store as well!

Reservations

$35 general admission

indianapublicradio.org / 800-646-1812

Proceeds benefit Indiana Public Radio.
Must be 21 with valid photo I.D.

One of the reasons that Ray Bradbury remains one of the best-known writers of our time is that his dreams of reaching the stars became our dreams, too. The stories that grew into The Martian Chronicles and filled the pages of The Illustrated Man paved the way for his half-century relationship with Caltech, NASA, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and all the missions that took humans to the moon and launched unmanned craft to all the planets of our solar system. Lecture illustrations show artifacts curated by the Bradbury Center, as well as a survey of Space Age art inspired by Ray Bradbury’s tales.

“That’s my business—to find the metaphor that explains the Space Age, and along the way write stories.”—Ray Bradbury at Caltech, 1975

Learn more about the rich history of Muncie and Delaware County in the beautiful setting of Beech Grove Cemetery! Join local historians for a walking tour of a section of the cemetery, enjoy refreshments at the fountain and view local history displays in the chapel. 

Tours leave approximately every 30 minutes and do require walking on uneven ground/steps. Parking available across Kilgore Ave. There is no rain date, so bring an umbrella if weather is not cooperative!

This is a family friendly, fun and educational event! Children under 10 are admitted free (accompanied by an adult).

This event is brought to you by the Old West End Neighborhood Association and Beech Grove Cemetery and benefits cemetery upkeep and neighborhood initiatives. Partners include the Delaware County Historical Society.