7 Upcoming Events at Muncie Liberation Studio

Join us September 19th for a live panel discussion and Q/A session on what it means to be a
revolutionary and how you can get involved in local organizing efforts.

This will include a panel discussion of organizers from the studio discussing certain topics such as organizing, how to get more involved within Muncie, the importance of theory, and more.

Speakers will talk about the importance of building independent organizations in order to win the fight for our collective liberation and a socialist future. 

⏰Saturday, September 19 at 3pm
📍Muncie Liberation Studio, 1809 w University Ave (next to Chavas and China express)

Hosted weekly at the Muncie Liberation Studio, Third World Study Group is meant to be a place where we can engage in collective study to develop a more holistic understanding of the political state of the world and its history. We seek to hear from people engaged directly in struggles for national liberation and to better understand the role of U.S. imperialism in global politics. 

Come out, support local artists, and enjoy some experimental & electronic music at the Muncie Liberation Studio!

linocut sticker workshop

Join us for a community Linocut Workshop, where you'll learn to create your own linocut stickers from beginning to end! It’s fun for both beginner and seasoned printmakers alike!

Walk ins available but seats are limited! Reserve your seat by dming @Zoe.Rosie.Prints on Instagram

Come out Saturday, September 26 at 7pm for our monthly Open Mic! This is a space to build people's power, deepen our sense of community, and reclaim art for working people. Bring your art, poetry, comedy, music, and other creative mediums that speak to collective liberation!

Call Out for performers is at 6:30pm.

“Art is a political act because it involves telling the truth” - June Jordan

Hosted weekly at the Muncie Liberation Studio, Third World Study Group is meant to be a place where we can engage in collective study to develop a more holistic understanding of the political state of the world and its history. We seek to hear from people engaged directly in struggles for national liberation and to better understand the role of U.S. imperialism in global politics. 

Come out Saturday, September 26 at 7pm for our monthly Open Mic! This is a space to build people's power, deepen our sense of community, and reclaim art for working people. Bring your art, poetry, comedy, music, and other creative mediums that speak to collective liberation!

Call Out for performers is at 6:30pm.

“Art is a political act because it involves telling the truth” - June Jordan