Cornerstone Center for the Arts is holding events that give back to its arts education efforts. This spring, kids and adults can attend these fundraising events:
Spring 12-week classes
When: Begin Feb. 5
The classes, which range from visual arts to martial arts, are tailored to every skill level. Registration fees for the classes go towards supporting Cornerstone Center for the Arts’ efforts to have arts education.
A Taste of Muncie
When: 2-4 p.m. on Sunday, April 8
Local restaurants, caterers and cafes will compete for the Best of Taste award while offering samples to guests.
Muncie Brewfest
When: 3-6 p.m. on Saturday, April 21
With over 30 beers on hand, this event, in partnership with Indiana on Tap, showcases Indiana craft beer. Regular admission is $25 and early admission is $40.
Additional events can be found online at Cornerstone Center for the Arts’ website.
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