This weekend in Muncie, IN

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.