Family events in Muncie, IN

Delaware County WIC and Open Door Health Services host a World Breastfeeding Week celebration welcoming pregnant and breastfeeding parents, partners, and little ones. The gathering takes place in the Open Door Health Services Basement and features the Big Latch On, a complimentary raffle, a selection of gently worn baby clothes, and gift bags for the first 50 attendees. Light snacks and beverages will be available, and families can connect with support resources and other helpful offerings.

Cat and dog nail trims are available at Roo's Holistic Pet Supplies in a calm, low stress setting focused on safety and careful handling. Pricing is $10 for cats and $15 for dogs, and dog nails are buffed to remove sharp edges. Additional help may be available upon request, supported by more than ten years of animal care experience with a wide range of hygiene and health-related needs. Payment options are limited to cash, Zelle, or Venmo. Checks are not accepted, and credit card payments are not available.

Elite Camp is an advanced, highly competitive women’s basketball skills camp for players ages 13 to 18. Campers will work on things like team play, position work, and skill development, and they’ll also get opportunities to showcase their abilities through competition. Ball State coaches and players will lead instruction throughout the camp.

Take part in a Pokemon Trading Card Game Standard tournament at Next Level Games. Matches are best of one, and the entry fee is 10 dollars. For each entry, three booster packs are added to the prize pool, which is shared among the top three finishers. First place receives 60 percent of the prize packs, second place takes 25 percent, and third place gets 15 percent. Every participant goes home with at least one pack.

A ribbon cutting ceremony will mark the opening of a new playground at Selma Elementary School that is designed to be accessible and inclusive. The space offers a welcoming environment where children of all abilities can learn, play, and grow side by side. School and community leaders will participate, with recognition for the many people who helped bring the project to life. Families, community members, and Chamber members are welcome to share in this milestone for the school and the community.

Take a closer look at Delaware County’s place in the nation’s story in a gallery experience set in the Center Building, Gallery 1. Selected from Minnetrista’s Heritage Collection, the display includes military uniforms, political materials, and other noteworthy objects that reveal how local life has both influenced and reflected events across the United States. Follow the threads that connect everyday residents to defining moments in American history, beginning with the founding era and continuing into the present.

Discover a focused exhibition celebrating Bob Ross and his signature cabin scenes, presented in the L.L. Ball Home, Upstairs Gallery at Minnetrista Museum & Gardens. The collection brings together paintings where small, welcoming cabins sit within calm natural settings, often as the only indication of human presence. These works highlight the familiar hallmarks of Ross’s art while also revealing unexpected facets of his renowned legacy. Admission includes access to this exhibition.

Explore the playful world of Wallace and Gromit in a hands-on exhibit for children ages 3 to 9 and their families. Try out interactive contraptions, move through colorful settings, and engage in problem-solving activities with learning available in English and Spanish. Created by Minnesota Children’s Museum and Aardman Animations. Supported by Meridian Health Services. Located in the Center Building, Gallery 3.

Celebrate school spirit with a nostalgic, behind-the-scenes tour of the Minnetrista Heritage Collection in the Center Building. The Collections team leads a guided visit into secure storage areas to reveal the tools, trends, and traditions that shaped school life in the community. See artifacts that are rarely on view, such as educational toys, uniforms, sports memorabilia, instruments, photographs, class rings, and yearbooks, and you might even recognize a few from your own school days. The cost is $10, member discounts apply, and it is for ages 13 and up. The tour may involve standing, stairs, and exposure to loud HVAC noise. Preregistration is preferred, and a limited number of walk-in tickets may be available, so please call ahead. If accommodations are needed, notify the organizers in advance.

As the year gets underway, bring a favorite topping for ice cream. Ice cream, bowls, and spoons will be provided.