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Join us for a panel discussion on some of the eerie happenings and hauntings in Muncie and Delaware County history. Now in its sixth year, this program features panelists who present new and intriguing information each time.
You’ll see historic photographs, maps, newspaper articles, and hear ghost stories from Muncie’s past. Refreshments will be served after the program.
Panelists:
- Melissa Gentry, Supervisor, Map Collection, Ball State University Libraries
- Sara McKinley, Carnegie Library Manager and the Archivist for Muncie Public Library
- Susan Smith, Archivist, Minnetrista Museum and Gardens
- Karen Vincent, Executive Director, Delaware County Historical Society and Delaware County Historian
Keynote Speaker: Michael Greer, President and CEO of ArtsFund Seattle
Thursday, September 25, 5 to 7:30pm, Student Center Ballroom
5:00–6:00 PM | Opening Reception
6:00–7:30 PM | Keynote & Q&A
Michael Greer is a seasoned cross-sector leader with decades of experience in for-profit and nonprofit organizations across the United States, India, and China. A firm believer in the interconnectedness of public, private, and nonprofit sectors, Michael advocates for cross-sector collaboration to strengthen community health and drive positive outcomes.
With an academic foundation in economics, mathematics, and education—and an MBA from the Wharton School—Michael applies a lifetime of interdisciplinary knowledge to foster healthier, more connected communities. A recognized community leader and national speaker on the role of the arts in civic life, he champions the transformative power of creativity to enrich lives and strengthen society.
This lecture is presented in partnership with the 2025 Conference on Civic Studies and Democracy at Ball State University.
Program to feature the music of Maurice Ravel and his contemporaries.
The Faculty Artist Series features School of Music faculty sharing their talent and passion for music with the campus and community.
Pianist Michael Seregow leads a vibrant and diverse career that brings music to life in a variety of forms. As an acclaimed soloist, chamber musician, dedicated educator, and recording artist, his journey has taken him to cities and stages across the United States, Latin America, and Europe.
Free and open to the public.
Written by William Shakespeare
Directed by Matthew Reeder
September 26-28 | Brown Family Amphitheater | All performances free and open to the public
Shakespeare’s iconic tale of star-crossed lovers is reimagined in a bold, modern twist that brings new urgency to its timeless themes of love, fate, and conflict. Set in a contemporary world still divided by old grudges, this fresh take on Romeo and Juliet explores how deeply love can cut through chaos—and how quickly it can be lost. Experience the passion and heartbreak of two young lovers fighting to write their own story in a world determined to keep them apart.
Join us for this fun, free, family tradition! We’ll have pizza, treats, and games — please bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on.
Many thanks to our event sponsors: Bridge Community Church, City of Muncie Police Department, City of Muncie, Muncie Action Plan, City Council Representative Ro Selvey, and Gillman Home Center!
Join us for our FREE, annual IDEA Conference! Over 100 of Muncie’s most active local leaders will gather to listen, learn, and meet like-minded individuals to share ideas and best practices. More information to come.
