13 past events with the southside tag

Muncie Stitch n' Bitch meets every Sunday! 🧶 We meet weekly at The Cup from 3-5p. 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! 

Meridian’s 14th annual Fam Fest – Back-to-School– will be held from 1—5 pm on July 14 at our Meridian School Clinic site—Southside Middle School in Muncie.

This year will feature lots of fun activities, games, prizes, food, and FREE health screenings. We also will provide FREE back-to-school sports physicals and vaccines. Safety Town is back with a miniature version of Muncie teaching kids about traffic safety and how to be a safe citizen. Learn more at https://famfest.meridianhs.org/.

Harpist Emily West will perform Debussy as the Leonard Atherton Concerto Competition Winner.

The Youth Symphony Orchestras of East Central Indiana will be playing alongside the East Central Indiana Chamber Orchestra.  Admission is free, and no tickets are needed.  Dessert will be available at intermission.
Our program will be as follows:

YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

“The Path of Wind” from My Neighbor Totoro - Joe Hisaishi

Symphony No. 3, II. Andante - Johannes Brahms

Danse Sacrée for Harp and String Orchestra - Claude Debussy

Emily West, harp

Leonard Atherton Concerto Competition Winner

“Russian Sailor’s Dance” from The Red Poppy - Rheinhold Gliere

INTERMISSION and DESSERT SALE

EAST CENTRAL INDIANA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA

Overture to “Norma” - Vincenzo Bellini
Side-by-Side with the Youth Symphony Orchestra

Choral Prelude “Wachet auf” - Johann Sebastian Bach

“Love Theme” from Cinema Paradiso - Ennio Morricone

David Blakley, violin

Roses from the South - Johann Strauss, Jr.

Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 - Edvard Grieg

I. Morning Mood
II. The Death of Åse
III. Anitra’s Dance
IV. In the Hall of the Mountain King 

Join other Muncie creators, innovators, and connectors as we explore the critical importance of the most powerful of motivators – the human heart – in community, social, and economic development.
Peter Kageyama is an internationally sought-after community development consultant and author of For the Love of Cities: The Love Affair Between People and Their Places and Love Where You Live: Creating Emotionally Engaging Places. He speaks all over the world about bottom-up community development and the amazing people who are making change happen.
Peter explores what makes cities lovable, what motivates ordinary citizens to do extraordinary things for their places, and how some cities, such as New Orleans, Detroit, and Cleveland, are embracing concepts like “beauty,” “passion,” and “fun” in city building and revitalization.
This evening promises to reenergize our current efforts, inspire new ideas, and catalyze collaboration among the people who love – and want to love – Muncie.
Pre-registration is appreciated.
Proudly sponsored by the City of Muncie, Muncie Action Plan, Muncie-Delaware County Economic Development Alliance, Muncie Public Library, Shafer Leadership Academy, Cornerstone Center for the Arts, Building Better Neighborhoods, Woof Boom Radio (WERK, WLBC, Muncie Journal), and Ball State’s Office of Community Engagement.

West side of St. Lawrence/Inspire Academy building

February ScreamFest Flyer

Every Friday the 13th in 2015, Maring-Hunt Library will unleash some of the most scream-errific films ever! All-time classics and modern-day chillers will have you looking over your shoulder and reminding yourself “It’s only a movie…it’s only a movie”. The Library ScreamFest is totally free, popcorn and fun horror trailers included! 

Friday, February 13 – “Love Gone Bad”
Warm Bodies, 2013 (PG-13) – 7:00
My Bloody Valentine, 1981 (R) – approx. 8:45

Friday, March 13 – “Very Bad Luck”
Psycho, 1960 (Not Rated) – 7:00
The Strangers, 2008 (R) – approx. 9:00

Friday, November 13 – “Thankful to Be Alive”
[Rec], 2007 (R) – 7:00    *in Spanish w/ English subtitles
You’re Next, 2011(R) – approx. 8:30

No scaredy-cats allowed!
…neither are people under 17 without an adult. 

The Harlem Wizards

A basketball game between the Harlem Wizards and Team Mel-Beezy starts at 7 p.m. in the gym of Southside High School. There’s even going to be a walk on player, Mayor Dennis Tyler, that will join the fun of the amazing Harlem Wizards.

The game will be part of "Keep the Peace" weekend. Harvestor “Smokey” Pryor, president of CEO of Pryor Foundation, said proceeds from the events will be used to repair the gym and do other work for the Boy’s and Girl’s Club that has helped thousands of youth during the last half century.