Cornerstone Center for the Arts is hosting a variety of events to start off 2018 before beginning 12-week classes Feb. 5. Here are some ways to get involved at Cornerstone this month:
The Art of Getting Crafty
This event will take place from 6-7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at Guardian Brewing Co., in the Madjax building. Participants will learn collage techniques, look at examples of historical collage art and create their own piece of collage art. Registration, which is available to adults ages 21 and older, costs $20, and includes one drink and craft supplies.
Bad Art Night
This free event is available to people ages 18 and up at 6 p.m. Jan. 11 in the Muncie Public Library. Bad Art Night, which encourages attendees to use a collection of art supplies to create “bad” art, is free, but a donation of $5 is suggested.
Coffee & Paints
Coffee & Paints, a painting workshop open to fourth grade students and older, is meant to provide a relaxed environment for artists of any skill level. The event, which costs $25, will be held from 10 a.m. to noon Jan. 20 at Cornerstone.
Kids & Paints
Kids & Paints allows participants ages 7 and older to enjoy a painting class from 1-2 p.m. Jan. 20 at Cornerstone. Adults are allowed to observe the painting without paying the registration fee, but painters must pay $15.
Party Like a Princess
From 1-2:30 p.m. Jan. 20, Cornerstone will host a princess workshop with dancing, craft making and games for children ages 3 to 7. The workshop costs $15.
Pints & Paints
Available to adults ages 21 and up, Pints and Paints will be held at the Fickle Peach in downtown Muncie. The workshop allows attendees to spend two hours creating a unique featured painting and costs $25.
Read More
Indiana's Free Mom Hugs organization and Muncie Outreach discuss how LGBTQ+ groups help strengthen pride in local communities
By Zach Gonzalez / 3 hours agoA hug can communicate warmth and love without saying a word. For LGBTQ+ individuals rejected by family members, a hug from Free Mom Hugs staff resembles affection they may not receive from those of their own household.
Third round rise leads Ball State women’s golf to 4th place finish at MAC Championship
By Nick Shelton / 15 hours agoThroughout a season that saw a number of ups and downs, from placing 14th in their season opener to placing 1st at the Brittany Kelly Classic two weeks later, the Cardinals continued to climb. Closing out their season at the Pinnacle Golf Club in Grove City, Ohio, Ball State’s young squad had a lot to prove.
Representation for all
By Jayden Vaughn / YesterdayThe LGBTQ+ community is finally getting the comprehensive on-screen representation that it deserves.
