Events in Muncie, IN

Set beneath the trees of the Walnut Grove in Morrow’s Meadow Park, this farm, food, and artisan market brings together local growers, makers, and neighbors in Yorktown. Recognized as the number three market in Indiana, it pairs a welcoming shopping experience with a park setting that includes playgrounds, trails, and a launch point for White River kayaking. SNAP is accepted, and Double Up SNAP is available; see the Welcome Table for details. In addition to weekly vendors, the market features live music, food trucks, and a Young Entrepreneur program, along with opportunities to get involved in Yorktown. Children through eighth grade can visit the Welcome Table for a $2 Power of Produce token to spend on fresh produce. The market has grown into a friendly gathering place where community connections strengthen and small businesses thrive.

Live music plays while you explore the market. Browse at your own pace as the tunes set the backdrop for your visit.

Take part in a regular Disney Lorcana tournament that welcomes both new players and seasoned Illumineers. Compete in head to head matches, earn lore, and explore the world of the Great Illuminary with a friendly community of rivals.

Bearfoot Karaoke turns the spotlight on singers at Yorktown American Legion Post321, hosted by KJ Walt. Take the mic and share your favorite tunes in a friendly setting that welcomes all experience levels. For more information, call or text (765) 278-3226.

The Catholic Women's Conference has announced a schedule change and will feature Kathryn Whitaker as the keynote speaker. She is an author, podcaster, and Sirius XM radio host. The announcement also includes a giveaway, offering a chance to win a copy of her book, "Live Big, Love Bigger: Getting Real with BBQ, Sweet Tea, and a Whole Lotta Jesus," for those who engage with the post.

An inclusive Vinyasa yoga session for ages 13 and up welcomes participants to explore flowing sequences that link breath and movement, with options that suit a range of abilities and experience levels. Guided by Che’Reese Anderson, MBA, MSN/HC, RN, and CEO of Namaste, the class emphasizes unity, mindfulness, and overall well-being. It takes place in the Indiana Room within the Center Building at Minnetrista. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat or beach towel, wear comfortable clothing, and arrive with an open and welcoming mindset. This community class is free.

This weekly Beyblade X tournament welcomes competitors of every skill level. Entry is $10. Battles use a best of three structure, played to four points, with 3-on-3 deck construction. Players should bring three Beyblade X blades with no duplicate parts. All entry fees go directly into prize support and are paid out as in-store credit to the top three finishers, with 60 percent for first place, 25 percent for second, and 15 percent for third.

Nexus Night gathers the Riftbound community for tactical battles, deck building discussion, card trading, and gameplay in a friendly, welcoming setting. Players of all experience levels, from brand new Summoners to seasoned competitors, can test fresh builds, refine strategies, and choose between casual matches or more competitive play. Entry is $5.

Next Level Games hosts a sealed-format tournament celebrating the release of the GUNDAM CARD GAME ST11–14 starter decks. Each participant receives one of the new decks to use in play, with four options available, each offering a distinct strategy. One option is a blue and purple deck that spotlights underwater units like Char’s Z’gok, built to perform well in head-to-head matches while also providing tools suited to multiplayer games. The event uses Swiss pairings with rounds determined by turnout. Entry is $25, and capacity is limited to 16 players, so early registration is recommended.

Take part in a Value Vintage tournament that focuses on keeping the Vintage format accessible while still offering a competitive experience. The entry fee is $10, and all entry fees are returned to participants as store credit. Prizes are paid from the pool as 40 percent to first place, 25 percent to second, 20 percent to third, and 15 percent to fourth. A promo points system adds extra rewards, with one point for participating, two points for each win, and one point for a loss or draw, and points can be redeemed from the promo binder. The goal is straightforward, a budget-friendly environment where value matters and payouts go directly back to the players.

Late Nite Catechism turns Pruis Hall into a lively classroom where a Sister teaches and the audience becomes the students. Offer the correct response and you might receive a rosary that glows in the dark or another small prize. Step out of line and you could find yourself on stage, taking a reflective pause in the corner. The playful exchange keeps participation front and center, and even reserved attendees often lean in as the lesson goes on. The New York Times has commended the production for its interactive format and abundant laughs.

Cheers Tavern hosts a high-energy rock party. Expect an upbeat, celebratory atmosphere.

Hosted at Prairie Creek Reservoir Park near Muncie, this long-standing multisport race features Sprint and Olympic triathlons along with duathlon, aquabike, and relay options. Clydesdale and Athena divisions are available within the triathlon categories. The course showcases a wide beach and lake access with a beach house for the swim, rolling and quiet roads for the bike, and a shaded park finish, with convenient parking close to transition. The Sprint triathlon includes a 500 yard swim, a 12.5 mile bike, and a 3.1 mile run. The Olympic triathlon includes a 1650 yard swim, a 25 mile bike, and a 6.2 mile run. Participants receive custom finisher medals and a race shirt, with overall and age group awards, plus USAT state championship awards. With more than four decades of triathlon history at this venue and many lodging and dining choices nearby, it blends tradition, convenience, and a course designed for a smooth race experience.

Test your deck at a Standard-format Pokémon TCG tournament hosted at Next Level Games. Matches are played as best of one. The entry fee is $10. For every player who enters, three booster packs are added to prize support, with the top three finishers earning 60 percent, 25 percent, and 15 percent of those packs. Prize distribution ensures each participant receives at least one pack.

This weekly draft at Next Level Games has a $20 entry fee. Each participant receives a Promo Pack, and a pack is awarded for every win.

Set alongside ArtsWalk in Downtown Muncie, the Soup Crawl spotlights local restaurants through soup tasting stations spread across the event. PrimeTrust Federal Credit Union and Second Harvest Food Bank are connected to this gathering, which since 2011 has supported Second Harvest in providing more than 327,000 meals to neighbors in need. Proceeds support The Big Idea Initiative, a Second Harvest program that partners with schools, teachers, and principals to work with students and families by offering tools that nurture child development and build lasting stability.

At Boddy Manor, six enigmatic guests become entangled in a night of murder and blackmail. Inspired by the classic Hasbro board game and adapted from the 1985 Paramount Pictures film, Clue delivers a comic mystery that prompts guesses at every turn. Was it Mrs. Peacock in the study with a knife, or Colonel Mustard in the library with a wrench? The twists, humor, and familiar suspects build to a final reveal that keeps the culprit under wraps until the end.

Connect with Chamber members and community members at a relaxed, open house style networking evening focused on conversation and relationship building. Light bites and beverages will be available, and attendees can take part in prize drawings while enjoying a friendly atmosphere for making new contacts. Participation is not limited to Yorktown Chamber of Commerce members, and advance registration is requested because space is limited.

Delaware Divers hosts its annual underwater pumpkin carving at the Philips Outdoor Center. Bring a pumpkin to carve beneath the surface, or, if membership dues are paid for 2025, receive a complimentary pumpkin from the club. Be sure to pack your own carving tools. Lunch will be potluck style with burgers and hot dogs on the grill, so contributions are appreciated. To secure a pumpkin from the club, contact the dive store to make a reservation. All are welcome.

Learn how to make the most of Chamber membership at an introductory session designed for new and returning members. The program highlights what the Chamber and the Economic Development Alliance offer, with time to introduce your business and discover ways to use available benefits. There is no cost for members. The gathering takes place in the Community Room at First Merchants Bank, and parking is available in the bank’s lot.

Everybody look around as the winner of the Tony Award for Best Musical arrives in Muncie with a newly reimagined tour following its Broadway run. This vibrant revival retells Dorothy’s search for belonging in a contemporary world, powered by a score that mixes soul, gospel, rock, and 70s funk. Reviewers have celebrated the production for thrilling performances, striking choreography, and imaginative design. Inspired by L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the story is reframed as an all-Black musical celebration that reshaped Broadway history. The original 1975 production earned seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical and Best Original Score, along with honors for featured performances, choreography, direction, and costume design. Signature songs like Ease on Down the Road and Home became enduring favorites, and a 1978 film adaptation featured Diana Ross, Ted Ross, Mabel King, Richard Pryor, and Lena Horne, while marking Quincy Jones’s first collaboration with Michael Jackson. Recommended for ages 8 and up. The performance runs about 2 hours and 20 minutes with an intermission. Special effects include haze, smoke, and flashing lights.

The CornStock Music Festival kicks off the inaugural year of the Midwest Twin Fests, a two-part concert series at Elm Street Brewing Co. in Muncie, Indiana. This all-ages gathering is free to attend. Donation stations will be available for anyone who wishes to contribute, while admission remains free.

Explore a six week series of dog training classes in Muncie. Offerings include Basic Manners, Star Puppy, Puppy Manners, Advanced Manners, On the Go, a Games Class, and both Basic and Advanced Agility. Many classes are held at Roo's Holistic Pet Supplies in Muncie, with additional sessions listed for Country Critters in Daleville. To register, send a text to 317-281-6124 or email bkrupa@mac.com.

Take part in a hands-on volunteer workday in Munsee Woods near Muncie. Learn how conservation and habitat restoration support local bat populations, see live bats up close, and help pull invasive plants so native species can flourish and provide food for pollinators and bats. Wear long sleeves and pants with sturdy closed-toed shoes, and consider a hat. Bring plenty of water. If you have work gloves and loppers, bring them along, and loppers with disposable gloves will be available for anyone who needs them. This is a family-friendly activity, though participants should be ready to move through dense vegetation. All volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Because parking is limited, registration is required, and group organizers can note their headcount when registering. For parking, turn onto the gravel access road, follow the signs for about half a mile, and continue to the grassy lot at the dead end.

Discover Delaware County’s place in the American narrative with a gallery experience drawn from Minnetrista’s Heritage Collection. Displays include military attire, political memorabilia, and other noteworthy artifacts that reveal how local lives have shaped the nation, and how national currents have influenced the community. Trace the story from the country’s founding to the present as accounts of everyday people shed light on defining moments in United States history. Presented in the Center Building, Gallery 1.

Go behind the scenes in the Center Building to explore secure collection storage where curious, seldom-seen artifacts wait to be rediscovered. Led by the Collections team, participants take a close look at authentic objects, from puzzling tools to items with unexpected uses, then use observation and deduction to figure out what they are, who made them, and why they were preserved. This experience suits puzzle lovers and curious minds who enjoy connecting clues and uncovering stories hidden in real pieces of history. Admission is $10, with discounts for members, and it is recommended for ages 13 and up. Expect periods of standing, stairs, and possible loud HVAC noise. Preregistration is encouraged, and a limited number of walk-in tickets may be available, please call ahead. If accommodations are needed, share those requests in advance.

Enjoy a Halloween party at Cheers Tavern featuring Prankster. Costumes are encouraged, so show off your best look and take part in a night of festive fun.

Explore how your body changes during and after pregnancy in a free, in-person course presented by the IU Health Ball Memorial Pelvic Health Rehab Team. Learn about adaptations such as shifting ribs and pelvis, organ repositioning, and increased pressure on the pelvic floor, along with how these shifts can lead to discomfort, weakness, or different movement patterns. The session focuses on practical understanding and support strategies to help you navigate these changes during pregnancy and beyond. Online registration is available. The course is held in the Community Room at the IU Health Orthopedics and Sports Medicine office.

Next Level Games hosts a Union Arena Rare Battle featuring Goddess of Victory: Nikke. This store-run tournament uses the One Battle ruleset, meaning everyone plays decks from the same title while vying for a Union Rare card that is exclusive to this event. Entry is $6, and participation is capped at 16 players. The competition is constructed, matches are best of one, a single game decides each match, rounds are 30 minutes with 5 minutes of extra time. Prize support scales with attendance, with two booster packs per entry added to the pool, at least one pack guaranteed per participant, one winner version Union Rare card, and three additional Union Rare cards. It offers a chance to refine strategies, connect with other players, and support the Union Arena community at Next Level Games. Registration is available in-store or online.

Lavender Lane Farmstead will showcase a variety of new items from the host. Visitors can browse what is newly available and see the latest additions.

Learn practical ways to care for your body during pregnancy and afterward in this free, in-person session led by the IU Health Ball Memorial Pelvic Health Rehab Team. As a baby grows, the body adapts in many ways, including shifts in the ribs and pelvis, organs moving to new positions, and increased pressure on the pelvic floor. These changes can contribute to discomfort, weakness, and different movement patterns. The course explains what is happening and offers guidance to help you understand and navigate these changes during and after pregnancy. Online registration is available. The session takes place in the Community Room at the IU Health Orthopedics and Sports Medicine office.

Wild Kratts LIVE 2.0 Activate Creature Power brings the Emmy-nominated animated series to the stage with brothers Martin and Chris Kratt performing live. As trained zoologists, they launch into a signature Wild Kratts adventure, powering up favorite Creature Power Suits, teaming with the Wild Kratts crew and audience members, facing a comedic foe, and working to protect animals. The production showcases creature know-how and the energetic mission that has made the show known among kids and families. Since launching Kratt Bros. Co. in 1993, Chris and Martin have created and executive produced more than 200 episodes of Kratts' Creatures, Zoboomafoo with the Kratt Brothers, Kratt Bros. Be The Creature, and Wild Kratts, and they channel that experience into this live rescue quest.

Cat and dog owners can bring their pets to Roo's Holistic Pet Supplies - Muncie for professional nail care. Trims are provided with a focus on safety and a low stress experience. Pricing is $10 per cat nail trim and $15 per dog nail trim, with dog nails buffed to smooth sharp edges. If you need help with other hygiene or minor care needs, additional assistance may be available on request from a provider with more than 10 years of animal care experience. Payment is limited to cash, Zelle, or Venmo. Checks and credit cards are not accepted.

A lively exhibition brings together Minnetrista and Ball State University’s Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass to turn children’s art into glass sculpture. Selected drawings from K through 12 students are interpreted by skilled glass artists, blending youthful ideas with expert technique to create one of a kind pieces. These imaginative works are shown alongside original creations by Glick Center faculty and student artists, forming a vivid showcase of creativity, community, and transformation. It highlights how nurturing imagination today can help shape tomorrow, one child’s drawing translated into glass at a time.

Celebrate the launch of the ONE PIECE Card Game OP-18 set at Next Level Games with a sealed-deck tournament. Entry is $30 per player and includes six OP-18 booster packs plus a 6‑color Leader card to build a 40‑card deck. The event runs as best‑of‑one Swiss with four rounds, planned around a 16‑player limit. Every participant receives a welcome pack, players earn one booster for each match win, and extra OP‑18 release packs from the kit are awarded as bonus prizes after the final round. The top‑ranked player takes home a winner pack. The shop will be decorated with official OP‑18 release materials featuring banners, posters, and themed displays. No Bandai TCG+ account is required, as registration is handled directly through the store’s website. This is an in‑store event with limited seating.

A relaxed night of live music from MVP Project pairs with tasty food in a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Friends and families can enjoy memorable tunes, delicious bites, and fun for all ages, with specials available.

The Muncie Christmas Festival focuses on Christmas for the Homeless and welcomes anyone who is struggling and looking for encouragement, including men, women, and children. Attendees can enjoy live music, singing, and a festive atmosphere while receiving many complimentary items and services. Highlights include a free Christmas meal with turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, green beans, stuffing, corn, drinks, and an endless dessert bar. Guests can pick up a free food box, backpacks with hygiene kits, warm coats, gloves, jackets, and blankets, with many blankets handmade. Children will receive filled Christmas stockings, toys, and can take part in bicycle giveaways through a free raffle. Additional support includes job leads, affordable housing solutions, and vendors from community services. A message of hope is part of the program, and the festival is presented as the biggest edition yet.