By: Staff Reports
In the dwindling days of summer, fall festivities like U-pick orchards, pumpkin patches and Halloween shopping are gearing up. However, before your fall calendar fills up, check out these five workshops at Cornerstone:
Take a class
What: For those interested in classes beyond a one-time session, Cornerstone offers a variety of courses for adults and children in art, dance, theater, martial arts and fitness, according to a release.
When: The 12-week-long classes begin Monday, Sept. 10
Where: Cornerstone Center for the Arts, 520 E. Main St.
Cost: Varies, depending on class
Make bad art
What: Instead of encouraging aspiring artists to create Picasso’s and Monet’s, Bad Art Night encourages attendees to create “tacky, terrible and creepy art,” according to a press release.
When: 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20
Where: Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Cost: “Disasterpieces” are awarded with various prizes and cost isn’t required, but a $5-donation is suggested.
Enjoy a cup, paint a canvas
What: Similar to BYOB wine events, Coffee & Paints allows attendees fourth grade and up to drink coffee while following an “iconic” painting. In September, painters experienced and novice will recreate an iconic covered bridge.
When: 10 a.m. to noon, Saturday, Sept. 22
Where: Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Cost: $25 per person, includes painting
Discover Muncie
What: Forgotten Places and Faces of Muncie will feature maps, historic photos, newspaper articles and diary entries related to individuals and architecture that has shaped Muncie’s culture and history, according to a release. The workshop will feature custom, maps crafted by Ball State Libraries GIS Research and Map Collection.
When: 6:30-8 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 25
Where: Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Cost: Free
Sip a brew, recreate a masterpiece
What: Those 21 and older can spend two hours recreating a painting and enjoying drinks at The Fickle Peach in downtown Muncie, according to a release. In September, attendees will paint an underwater ocean scene.
When: 6:30-8:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 27
Where: The Fickle Peach, 117 E. Charles St.
Cost: $25, includes paining and one drink
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