17 Past Events at Westminster Village
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Feb 28, 2012
Tuesday
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Westminster Concert Series: Pianist Athena Nagel
2:00pm to 12:42pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Athena Nagel (14) was born in Muncie, Indiana. She is homeschooled and is now in 9th grade. Athena loves to play classical piano and also to participate in Muncie Ballet, Inc. During summer of 2011, she attended the "Young Artist World Piano Festival" in St. Paul for her second year in a row, and she spent three weeks at the piano camp at Interlochen in Michigan. While at Interlochen, Athena was chosen to play the harpsichord with the intermediate Interlochen Symphony Orchestra, and the ensemble performed a concerto grosso by Handel. In May of the same year, she won the local "Junior Festival" playoffs, and then in June she won first place in her age category at the state level of the "Junior Festival" competition. She also won first place in the local "Hoosier Auditions" competition, and went on to win an honorable mention at the "Hoosier Auditions" state level. Athena's playing has been heard on WBST radio several times over the last few years, as part of the "Young Artist Showcase" series presented by PianoForte, Inc. She regularly plays on MTNA pre-college recitals hosted by Ball State, and on spring recitals coordinated by her principal piano teacher, Liz Seidel. She has also been the piano/harpsichord player with the Youth Symphony Orchestra of East Central Indiana for the last three years. Athena takes supplemental piano lessons with Jean-Louise Hagenauer at Indiana University.
Mar 28, 2012
Wednesday
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Friends of the Orchestra community series concert
2:00pm to 12:42pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Please join MSO at the Friends of the Orchestra community series concert at Westminster Village this Wednesday, March 28 at 2pm for a "An Afternoon at the Movies" featuring Liz Seidel, piano.
You will have a chance to name the films, or the leading actor/actress as the tunes are being played. The person who gets the most correct answers will get a small token/prize from the Muncie Symphony. The concert is open to public and is free of charge.
Apr 23, 2012
Monday
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Westminster Concert Series: Pianist Gloria Griner
2:00pm to 12:42pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Mrs. Gloria Griner, retired professor of piano, music education and piano for conductors at Ball State University, will be performing for the Muncie Symphony Orchestra as part of the Westminster Concert Series.
Mrs. Griner, a local pianist, is known for her long time dedication to the arts within the Ball State Community. A founding board member of the Muncie Symphony Orchestra, Gloria has dedicated both her time and talents to the symphony. Mrs. Griner is also an active member at the Ball State University Museum of Art as a sustaining member and past president of the Ball State University Art Alliance. Both Gloria and her husband Ned have been long time supporters of the museum. Mrs. Griner has also developed a significant part of the community engagement on behalf of the Museum of Art, as a former member of the Art Museum’s Benefactors Society. Mrs. Griner will perform works by Debussy, as well as a host of the worlds most beautiful classical pieces. The concert will be a unique and beautiful experience, as Mrs. Griner shares a portion of her vast background from a spectrum of visual and musical artistry.
Nov 26, 2012
Monday
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Friends of the Orchestra Westminster concert
2:00pm to 12:42pm @
Westminster Village
Kick off of the community concert series – Monday, November 26, 2pm, (FREE and open to public) presented by friends of the Muncie Symphony Orchestra
Vocal performance by Mavis Hsieh (soprano) and Thomas Schwartz (tenor), accompanist- Armida Avanesova (piano)
Program includes duets of familiar tunes and a few surprise solo works:
Somewhere out there
Let us break bread togetherShall we gather by the riverOld devil moonCan’t help falling in love with youSelection of solo worksStay tuned for more information about these upcoming concerts and check our website or facebook page frequently for program and guest artists updates.
More information here.Jan 9, 2013
Wednesday
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Friends of the Orchestra concert
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
5801 W. Bethel Avenue Muncie, IN 47304-9549
MSO presents Serenade String Quartet in the second concert of the 4 Friends of the Westminster community series.
David Blakley, violin
Adele Maxfield, violin
Beverly Scott, viola
Anna Thompson-Danilova, celloAn hour of live string music for music lovers. Free event. No ticket required.
Nov 19, 2014
Wednesday
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Friends of the Orchestra. Tchaikovsky's Travel Inspirations
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Come enjoy an afternoon of music with the MSO Outreach Quartet! The event will feature the music of Tchaikovsky, with numerous selections from the Nutcracker to get you in the holiday spirit. Find out about Tchaikovsky’s travels and inspirations in his compositions.
Free admission. More info at http://www.munciesymphony.org/friends-orchestra/
Nov 19, 2018
Monday
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Free, Public Concert by the America's Hometown Band Clarinet Ensemble
7:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons room
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Apr 7, 2019
Sunday
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East Central Indiana Chamber Orchestra’s Annual Spring Concert Headlined by Pianist Dr. Phil Cooley
7:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Room
5801 West Bethel Avenue
“Under Their Spell” ...the Magicial Music of American Composers
This lively concert launches with Muncie musician Phil Cooley at the keyboard, with George Gershwin’s jazzy “Piano Conerto in F”.
Then it’s short pieces from musical mood-setting masters Leroy Anderson, Henry Mancini, and John Williams.
AND - special Guest Conductor Dr. Charles Reynolds is helping out, too!
Aug 1, 2019
Thursday
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Remembering John W. Fisher
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Ages: 18+ Dane Starbuck, author of John W. Fisher: What a Life!, will discuss John W. Fisher, II, who married Janice Kelsey Ball (daughter of E.B. and Bertha C. Ball) in 1940. Raised in Maryville, Tennessee, and educated at the University of Tennessee and Harvard Business School, John was one of the most extraordinary business and community leaders in Indiana in the second half of the 20th century. He was a corporate and civic leader with a remarkable story of entrepreneurship, ambition, and striving for excellence.
Session
Thursday, August 1
2-3 p.m.
Legacy Commons Event Hall, Westminster VillageSep 25, 2019
Wednesday
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Muncie Churches and Civic Life
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Ages: 18+ During 2016 and 2017, the Center for Middletown Studies completed the Muncie Churches and Civic Engagement Project. It involved a series of oral history interviews with leaders of local faith communities with the aim of documenting and exploring the changing role of churches in the civic life of Muncie and the surrounding area. The impetus for the project stemmed from the observation that churches appeared to be among the few voluntary institutions that still attracted substantial, active memberships in the midst of local economic decline. Connolly’s talk will review the project’s key findings and consider their implication for civic affairs in Muncie.
Session
Wednesday, September 25
2-3 p.m.
Legacy Commons Event Hall, Westminster VillageOct 7, 2019
Monday
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The Psychology of German Fairy Tales
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Ages: 18+ Mr. Schwartz will take guests on a behind-the-scenes look at popular fairy tales, many of which have been altered to fit the psychology of various countries, their traditions, morals, and etc. He will also discuss the effect that Disney has had on these tales.
Session
Monday, October 7
2-3 p.m.
Legacy Commons Event Hall, Westminster VillageNov 6, 2019
Wednesday
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Prohibition: The Noble Experiment That Went Wrong
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Ages: 18+ Prohibition was this country’s attempt to address the severe problems of alcoholism. In the ultimate example of unintended consequences, everything that could go wrong, did go wrong, during the 18th amendment's 13-year history. Murder, organized crime and a wide-scale disregard for the law by common citizens ensued.
Poorly crafted, the law had an amazing number of loopholes. Liquor taxes which were badly needed in the depression went to Al Capone and other criminals. The drama of prohibition is a most interesting story.
Session
Wednesday, November 6
2-3 p.m.
Legacy Commons Event Hall, Westminster VillageJul 24, 2022
Sunday
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"Flute Sunday"
2:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
Mar 11, 2024
Monday
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First Ladies of Ball State
2:00pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
Ages: 18+ This panel discussion will feature notable stories about some of the most fascinating women in Ball State University history—the presidents’ wives. Learn the stories of women who made history in their own right and their contributions to the University, to Muncie, and beyond. The program will include historic photographs of some of the behind-the-scenes lives of the presidential families.
Panelists:
· Sarah Allison, Head of User Engagement, Archives and Special Collections, Ball State University Libraries
· Melissa Gentry, Supervisor, Map Collection, Ball State University Libraries
· Lisa Jarrell, Head of Education, Music, and Media, Ball State University Libraries
· Sara McKinley, Local History and Genealogy Supervisor, Muncie Public Library
· Karen Vincent, Delaware County Historian
No Charge—Reservations NOT RequiredApr 15, 2024
Monday
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Anecdotes from Behind the Berlin Wall
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
Ages: 18+ Open to the Public – Reservations not required
After a failed attempt to secure freedom for East Berlin in 1953, the communist government sealed off the eastern half of the city. In 1961, the German Democratic Republic began construction of the infamous Berlin Wall that stood in place until 1989. The presenter, Tom Schwartz, first went to Germany in 1961 as an exchange student so he was there when the wall went up. He received a BA in German from Indiana University and a MA in German Language and Literature from University of Pittsburgh. Program is offered by the E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center in association with Westminster Village.
Presenter: Tom Schwartz, retired high school German teacher
May 13, 2024
Monday
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Hidden Meanings of Gravestone Symbols
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
Ages: 18+ Open to the Public
No Charge – Reservations NOT requiredWhen visiting a cemetery, have you ever wondered about the information on a headstone? The name and dates are obvious, but what about the symbol on the stone? Does a hand with a finger pointed up mean the person went to heaven? If so, what is the meaning of the hand with a finger pointed down? Karen Good will answer this question and explain other symbols in this informative presentation. Program is offered by the E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center in association with Westminster Village.
Presenter: Karen Good, board member and chair of Ancestor Hunters, Delaware County Historical Society; and the Indiana County Genealogist
Oct 2, 2024
Wednesday
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Breast Cancer Myths and Truths
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
Ages: 18+ No charge – Reservations not required – Open to the public
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the United States. However, they also report there are more than 4 million breast cancer survivors. Awareness of the facts and statistics surrounding breast cancer in the United States is key in empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their health.
Presenter:
Danielle Thornburg, Breast Oncology Nurse Navigator, IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital Cancer Center
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Breast Cancer Myths and Truths
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
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Hidden Meanings of Gravestone Symbols
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
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Anecdotes from Behind the Berlin Wall
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
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First Ladies of Ball State
2:00pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue, Muncie, IN 47304
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"Flute Sunday"
2:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
-
Prohibition: The Noble Experiment That Went Wrong
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
-
The Psychology of German Fairy Tales
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
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Muncie Churches and Civic Life
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
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Remembering John W. Fisher
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
Event Hall
5801 West Bethel Avenue
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East Central Indiana Chamber Orchestra’s Annual Spring Concert Headlined by Pianist Dr. Phil Cooley
7:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons Room
5801 West Bethel Avenue
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Free, Public Concert by the America's Hometown Band Clarinet Ensemble
7:00pm @
Westminster Village
Legacy Commons room
5801 West Bethel Avenue
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Friends of the Orchestra. Tchaikovsky's Travel Inspirations
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue
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Friends of the Orchestra concert
2:00pm to 3:00pm @
Westminster Village
5801 W. Bethel Avenue Muncie, IN 47304-9549
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Friends of the Orchestra Westminster concert
2:00pm to 12:42pm @
Westminster Village
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Westminster Concert Series: Pianist Gloria Griner
2:00pm to 12:42pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue
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Friends of the Orchestra community series concert
2:00pm to 12:42pm @
Westminster Village
5801 West Bethel Avenue