Arts and Culture

A Legacy Etched in Glass: The Ball Brothers in Muncie

Oct 13, 2014 | Arts and Culture, Indiana Glass Trail

A Legacy Etched in Glass: The Ball Brothers in Muncie Legacy explores the lives of five brothers – George, Frank, Edmund, William, and Lucius Ball as they moved their glass manufacturing business from Buffalo, New York to Muncie in the 1880s. The film pays...

Arts and Culture

Apr 30, 2014 | Arts and Culture

Arts and Culture There is no shortage of options for the art enthusiast in Muncie! Muncie Arts & Culture Council What started as a simple monthly conversation among artists and cultural organizations, the Muncie Arts & Culture Council (MACC) established the...

Cornerstone Center for the Arts

Jun 8, 2018 | Art Delaware County, Art Downtown Muncie, Arts and Culture, Learning Opportunities

Cornerstone Center for the Arts Our mission is to nurture community connections by providing opportunities for creative expression, educational programs, and events in a historic setting. Cornerstone Center for the Arts offers a great learning experience...

Garfield Statues of Muncie

Sep 2, 2015 | Arts and Culture, Public Art

Delaware County is fortunate to be the home of Jim Davis, creator of that famous lasagna eating cat Garfield. Garfield turned 25 in 2003 and that summer Muncie threw him a birthday celebration. Twenty-five not-for-profit organizations joined together to commemorate...

Start your exploration of the Indiana Glass Trail in Delaware County!

Apr 30, 2014 | Arts and Culture, Indiana Glass Trail

Start your exploration of the Indiana Glass Trail in Delaware County! In 1887, the Ball Family moved its glass manufacturing business from Buffalo, New York to Muncie. Ball Brother Glass Company became one of America's best known manufacturers of canning...

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ICAA: Indiana Glass Arts Alliance Open to any individual or organization with an interest in the glass arts, such as experienced and new collectors, artists, gallery owners, educators and the general public.

National Fenton Glass Society, Inc.To promote the study and understanding of handmade glass, the handmade glass industry, and especially glass made by the Fenton Art Glass Company.