minnetrista - Muncie Visitors Bureau

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TABLE CONTENTS Welcome muncie
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Introduction to Muncie
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Attractions/Shopping
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Ball State University
Arts & Entertainment, Sculputre &
outdoor art, Sports & recreation,
the village and history
I’m sure this visitor’s guide will provide you with beneficial
information and assist you in understanding why Muncie
is such a great community.
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Sports & Recreation
Dennis Tyler
Mayor of Muncie
A message from Executive Director,
Jim Mansfield. (Population, weather,
important phone numbers found on
page 69)
Museums, art galleries,
entertainment, theaters, unique
shopping, flea markets and bargain
hunting.
Golf, bowling, trails, parks,
swimming, canoeing, and
racing.
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Lodging
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Meeting Venues
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Local Dining & Night Life
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Around the County
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Bed and breakfasts, hotels, and
camping.
Meet up at these places.
Where the locals eat and play.
Albany, Selma, Yorktown, Daleville
In the Area
(surrounding counties)
Blackford, Henry, Jay, Madison and
Randolph counties
Welcome! On behalf of the citizens of Muncie, Indiana,
we are excited that you want to visit our community.
Whether you are a first time or frequent visitor, we are
confident that you will find there is more to see and do in
Muncie than ever before.
This year, we are celebrating the 150th anniversary of
Muncie as an incorporated city – our Sesquicentennial.
We commenced our celebration with a proclamation on
the anniversary date of our incorporation (February 2nd).
Programs, activities and events that reflect upon our
rich and diverse history as a community will take place
throughout the year. We invite you to celebrate with us!
We are delighted that you have chosen Muncie to visit
as your next destination! The Muncie/Delaware County
community prides itself in greeting our visitors with our
genuine Hoosier Hospitality. We are happy that you are
visiting in 2015, a year in which Muncie is celebrating its
Sesquicentennial. We hope you will join one of our many
150-year celebrations being conducted throughout the
year.
During your visit, you will find we have numerous lodging
and dining facilities to fit every size pocketbook. We
are proud of the many outstanding attractions you are
sure to want to visit during your stay. Delaware County
can boast of many famous brand retail stores as well as
several unique shopping experiences. The cultural and
recreational opportunities abound and await your trip to
Muncie/Delaware County. We are confident your visit will
be a memorable and enjoyable experience.
Jim Mansfield, Executive Director
Muncie/Delaware County
Convention & Visitors Bureau
3700 S. Madison St., Muncie, IN 47302
765-284-2700 | 800-568-6862
visitmuncie.org
Be sure to visit the Muncie and Delaware
County Community Calendar!
munciecalendar.com
History
Following the American Revolution, the Northwest Territory was created in 1783. From
this territory, the boundaries of states were portioned off and recreated into their own
territories. The Indiana Territory was created in 1800, named for the plethora of Native
American cultures present in the land. Roughly, “Indiana” meant “land of the Indians.”
Delaware County was formed in 1827. It was named for the Delaware, a Native American
people who then still inhabited the area. The Delaware were moved to new lands west
of the Mississippi River in the 1840s. David Conner was the first white settler, arriving
in the early 1810s.
Muncie itself was formed in 1865 as a largely agricultural settlement comprised of
pioneers and other early settlers.
The first discovery of natural gas in Indiana occurred in 1876 in the town of Eaton. A
company was drilling in search of coal, and when they had reaching a depth of sixhundred feet, there was a loud noise and foul smelling fumes began coming from the
well. After a brief investigation, it was decided they had breached the ceiling of Hell,
and the hole was quickly filled in. In 1884, when natural gas was discovered in nearby
Ohio, people recalled the incident. They returned to the spot and opened Indiana’s first
natural gas well. The gas was so abundant and strong that when the well was lit, the
flames could be seen from Muncie. The east central Indiana and western portion of
west central Ohio became known as the Trenton Gas Field.
The Trenton Gas Field brought an increase of business to Muncie, including the Ball
Brothers Glass Manufacturing Company, which moved its base of operations from
Buffalo, New York, to Muncie in 1887. The Gas Boom and the Ball Brothers were
instrumental in the growth of Muncie through industry and burgeoning commercialism.
The population of Muncie quadrupled in twenty years following the Gas Boom, from a
little over five thousand in 1880 to over twenty thousand citizens in 1900.
As Muncie celebrates its sesquicentennial we encourage you to learn more about our
rich history. Below are some informative sites to visit. If you are without access to the
internet please contact our office for printed information from these sources. 800-5686862
History of Muncie
www.cityofmuncie.com
City of Muncie Historic Timeline
Muncie Historic Preservation and Rehabilitation Commission
Historic Muncie
www.historicmuncie.org
History of the Appeal to the Great Spirit Sculpture
www.visitmuncie.org
Stories and Legends: Historic Preservation In Muncie, Indiana
vimeo.com/40431447
A Legacy Etched in Glass: The Ball Brothers in Muncie
vimeo.com/96710414
Delaware County Historical Society
www.delawarecountyhistory.org
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Academy of Model Aeronautics
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ATTRACTIONS
ARTS & CULTURE
UNIQUE SHOPPING
FLEA MARKETS & BARGAIN HUNTING
SOUVENIRS
ENTERTAINMENT
MOVIE THEATERS
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ATTRACTIONS
Academy of Model Aeronautics National Model
Aviation Museum and National Flying Site
The largest collection of model aircraft
in the United States. National and
International model flight competitions.
5151 E. Memorial, Muncie, IN
765-287-1256
modelaircraft.org
Bearcat Memorabilia Room At Historic
Muncie Fieldhouse
Downtown Muncie
765-282-0632 (tour by appointment)
Delaware County Historical Society’s
Heritage Library
Extensive collection of genealogical materials,
histories and artifacts.
120 E. Washington St., Muncie, IN
765-282-1550 (call for hours)
delawarecountyhistory.org
E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Home
The center provides stimulating intellectual opportunities
for all persons in the Ball State University and East Central
Indiana communities through programs that are presented in
an informal learning environment.
400 W. Minnetrista Blvd., Muncie, IN
765-285-8975
bsu.edu/ebball
Charles W. Brown Planetarium at
Historic Wysor Street Depot
Christy Woods at Ball State University
Minnetrista
Open October - April
Cooper Science Building,
Ball State University, Warwick Rd., Muncie, IN
765-285-8860 (for group reservations)
Visitors can enjoy a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle
by walking in winding pathways through forest, prairie and
wetland demonstration areas. This 17-acre wooded area
located on the Ball State University Campus is home to
two greenhouses including the renowned Wheeler Orchid
Collection.
Cooper Science Building, Ball State University,
Warwick Rd., Muncie, IN
765-285-2641
bsu.edu/fseec
David Owsley Museum of Art
at Ball State University
Discover one of Indiana’s best art museums! The David
Owsley Museum of Art has an outstanding collection
representing cultures from around the world from the
past 5,000 years.
Riverside & Warwick, Muncie, IN
765-285-5242
bsu.edu/artmuseum
visitmuncie.org | 800.568.6862
Built in 1901. Restored in 2004. It is now used as Cardinal
Greenway headquarters and houses a gift shop, historical
memorabilia, programs and events.
700 E. Wysor St., Muncie, IN
765-287-0399
cardinalgreenways.org
Discover engaging exhibits, interactive workshops, theatre
experiences, educational opportunities, signature events,
expansive gardens and trails, the Ball Family Legacy, and
much more at Minnetrista. A new experience awaits you
and your family with each Minnetrista visit!
1200 N. Minnetrista Pkwy., Muncie, IN
765-282-4848
minnetrista.net
Moore-Youse Home Museum
It is the oldest standing structure in downtown Muncie,
built in approximately 1849. Owned by four generations
of the same family from 1864 to 1982. Contains original
Moore family furnishings.
122 E. Washington, Muncie, IN
765-285-8871 (call for hours)
own Planetarium
Charles W. Br
delawarecountyhistory.org
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Muncie Children’s Museum
The MCM was designed to be fun, raise questions,
provoke interest and stimulate curiosity in an educational
and innovative environment.
515 S. High St., Muncie, IN
765-286-1660
munciechildrensmuseum.com
Muncie Public Library
The main collection covers local history and genealogy.
Hours: M, T, Th 9:00a.m. to 6:00p.m.
Carnegie Library
301 E. Jackson St., Muncie, IN
765-747-8208
Connection Corner
1824 E. Centennial Ave., Muncie, IN
Phone 765-747-8216
Kennedy Library
1700 W. McGalliard Rd., Muncie, IN
765-741-9727
Maring-Hunt Library
765-747-8200
munciepubliclibrary.org
Oakhurst Gardens At Ball State University
Experience the wonderment of Oakhurst Gardens, located
along the banks of the White River. Oakhurst includes six
acres of gardens and the renovated 1895 home of George
and Frances Ball and their daughter, Elisabeth. Oakhurst
Gardens is open year-round.
600 West Minnetrista Pkwy., Muncie, IN
765-282-4848
minnetrista.net
Rinard Orchid Greenhouse At Ball State University
The Rinard Orchid Greenhouse is the largest universitybased orchid collections in the United States. The diverse
display includes approximately 1,900 plants, with over 300
genera, 1,000 species and 700 hybrid orchids and poison
arrow frogs, displayed in a tropical environment.
University Ave., Ball State University, Muncie, IN
765-285-2641
Rings to Christy Woods
ART & CULTURE - DOWNTOWN MUNCIE
Downtown Muncie boasts a vibrant art district, complete
with a variety of galleries, monthly First Thursday art
openings, demonstrations, classes, and educational talks.
The annual ArtsWalk, on the first Thursday in October,
adds select groups from Ball State University for music,
dance and fine art demonstrations and performances.
Free to the public, these family friendly events include
light refreshments and free parking.
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111 Arts Gallery
111 E. Main St., Muncie, IN
765-282-8342
The Artist Within
The Artist Within is a paint your own pottery studio and
more. Artwork by local artists is on exhibit and for sale.
Whether you are painting pottery, choosing a perfect
handcrafted gift or simply stopping in to catch the current
gallery exhibit, visiting the Artist Within is a great way to
spend time enjoying Downtown Muncie.
313 S. Walnut, Muncie, IN
765-289-7895
theartistwithininc.com
Cornerstone Center for the Arts
The Cornerstone Arts Program offers classes, workshops,
and private lessons in a variety of areas including, dance,
visual arts, music, theatre, fitness, martial arts, and more!
765-281-9503
cornerstonearts.org
Gallery 308
Established in December 2000, Gallery 308 is Muncie’s
only all volunteer not-for-profit art gallery. Our mission is to
provide exhibition space for artists and encourage innovative
work while serving as a cultural and educational resource
for our community. Visit us at 308 E Main Street or
gallery308.org
308 E. Main, Muncie, IN
765-289-8575
gallery308.org
Gordy Fine Art & Framing
Fine art gallery and framing studio specializing in Indiana
Artisan hand-carved, gilded frames. Monthly exhibits of
regional artists featuring landscape oil paintings, watercolors,
prints and pottery with First Thursday openings.
224 E. Main, Muncie, IN
765-284-8422
gordyframing.com
Minnetrista
Discover engaging exhibits, interactive workshops, theatre
experiences, educational opportunities, signature events,
expansive gardens and trails, the Ball family Legacy, and
much more at Minnetrista. A new experience awaits you and
your family with each Minnetrista visit!
765-282-4848
minnetrista.net
Muncie Visitors Guide
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Muncie Ballet
For over 18 years Muncie Ballet has been creating memories
and magical moments for children. When a child performs
for an audience they can imagine, dream and discover their
talents.
1801 W. Kilgore, Muncie, IN
765-292-1480
muncieballet.org
Rose Court
Built in 1926 the historic Rose Court is a unique building
in Muncie. A different artist is featured each month in the
center atrium. Mediums include: Oils, watercolors,
photography and mixed media.
125 E. Charles St., Muncie, IN
765-760-1050
Vera Mae’s Bistro & Ballaird Hall
Discover one of Indiana’s best art museums! The David
representing cultures from around the world from the
past 5,000 years.
2021 W. Riverside, Muncie, IN
765-285-5242
bsu.edu/artmuseum
IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital’s Gallery Mall
A rotating exhibit sponsored by Ball memorial Hospital.
All art is for sale and pricing inquiries can be directed to
the BMH Auxiliary Gift Shop or David Dale Designs.
Ball Memorial Hospital
2401 W. University, Muncie, IN
765-284-4987
A virtual feast for the senses. Enjoy fine food, wine and
spirits while surrounded by works from local artists.
207 & 209 S. Walnut
Muncie, IN
765-747-4941
Jeanette Taylor’s Gallery of Artists
ART & CULTURE OF DELAWARE COUNTY
Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass
At Ball State University
Atrium Gallery at Ball State University
Showcases the work of BSU Dept. of Art student,
faculty and visiting artists.
Art and Journalism Bldg.
Ball State University Campus
Muncie, IN
765-285-5838
bsu.edu/art/atrium
Beach Pottery
Beach Pottery Studio features handmade stoneware,
functional pottery made by local potter, Sue Beach. Check
website for hours and upcoming shows.
suebeachpottery.com
Brian Blair Studios
1911 N. Granville Ave., Muncie, IN
800-264-8386
brianblairstudios.com
Gallery displays and sells paintings by Hillcroft
clients and VSA student artists.
4105 N. Walnut, Muncie, IN
hillcroft.org
State-of-the-art facility, named for Marilyn K. Glick, one of
Indiana’s most influential arts supporters and an avid glass
art collector. The facility features 9,254 square feet, front
lobby with glass viewing windows to view glass artists at
work, hot and cold shop, and warm shop. Visitors and
group tours welcome.
Ball State University campus, 2500 W. University Ave.
Muncie, IN
765-285-6620
Patrick Gallery
Studio and showroom for paintings by Alan Patrick. Visitors
welcome. Call for hours.
5809 E. Pottery Rd., Muncie, IN
765-282-7848
alanpatrick.com
Ryden Arts
The private residence and studio-gallery of sculptor Kenneth
G. Ryden is open by appointment to perspective clients.
Yorktown, IN
765-759-0163
Tonne Winery
Local art displayed and sold.
101 W. Royerton Rd., Muncie, IN
765-896-9821
tonnewinery.com
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Jack’s Camera Shop
UNIQUE SHOPPING
120 N. Mulberry, Muncie, IN
765-288-1500
Jack’s Camera Shop, opened in 1948, is proud to serve the
Muncie community by providing “Everything you need for the
perfect image.” Stocking cameras, lighting, backgrounds,
used equipment, frames and in-house photo lab we have a
knowledgeable, friendly staff. Visit us at 300 E Main Street or
jackscamera.com
765-282-0204
jackscamera.com
BA Little Bit of Texas
The Mailroom
Alter Ego Comics
111 E. Adams St., Muncie, IN
765-282-5297
Atomic Comics, Games and Music
One of a kind gifts.
4801 N. Wheeling, Muncie, IN
765-254-0000
3301 N. Everbrook Ln., Muncie, IN
765-212-2270
Benson’s Motorcycles
Muncie Mall
Harley-Davidson motorcycles, apparel and gift items.
765-288-1817
For a simply great day of shopping and fun, visit Muncie
Mall! Anchored by Elder-Beerman, JCPenney, Macy’s
and Sears, Muncie Mall features more than 70 additional
stores.3501 N. Granville Ave., Muncie, IN
765-282-2121
shopmunciemall.com
Cotton Candy Quilt Shop
Cotton Candy Quilt Shoppe carries quality quilting supplies
for quilters and craft sewers. We have some cool-tools for
quilters that can’t be found in the big box stores.
5001 N. Wheeling Ave., Muncie, IN
765-254-1584
Muncie Potte
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Martin Pric
ry
Downtown Muncie
The downtown arts district provides a variety of one-of-a
kind locally made gifts. Also, shop at numerous locally
owned retail venues such as flower shops, clothing, bike
shop and more.
120 W. Charles St., Muncie, IN
765-282-7897
downtownmuncie.org
Ed’s Glass and More Factory Outlet
We have trailers that arrive at our location practically every
day bringing overstocked, discontinued, returned and
seconds of merchandise. We have thousands of different
items in our inventory, and its constantly changing. Open
to any buyers whether you are a wholesaler looking for
great resale items or a consumer who is looking for great
prices on a wide selections. 25-50% off retail. Buses always
welcome.
1300 S. Batavia, Muncie, IN
765-282-7046
glassmore.com
Pottery
Delaware County has a rich history of potters
and pottery, dating back to the early days of Ball
Corporation. Potters were needed in the production
of huge vessels in which the glass ingredients were
melted. In their spare time, the story goes, the men
made home-sized pottery. Fast-forward to 2015,
and Delaware County still has a healthy number
of working potters. Many of them grace our local
galleries with their pieces, including Kim Anderson,
Sue Beach, Carol Burt, Shonet Lambert Martin, Alan
Patrick, John Peterson, Martin Price and Kyle Rees.
1892-1942 Gill Clay Pot Company
1919-1939 Muncie Pottery Company
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Muncie Music Center
Your destination for all things musical! We carry guitars, drum
kits, band instruments and print music for beginners to pros.
We offer private study for all instruments and quality repairs
at competitive prices. Stop by and see us today!
600 S. Mulberry
Downtown, Muncie, IN
765-284-4481
munciemusic.com
The Orchard Shop at Minnetrista
Caldwell Antique Mall & Flea Market
Caldwell Antique Mall & Flea Market is Muncie’s newest
establishment with over 19,000 square feet of sales floor
and 60+ vendors selling a wide variety of merchandise.
765-289-5555
Claypool Flea Market
108 S. Claypool Rd., Muncie, IN
765-896-9131
Minnetrista is your destination for local artisan creations and
finely-crafted art, jewelry, gifts, and distinctive finds! Located
in the heart of Muncie, The Center & Orchard Shops at
Minnetrista offers a generous selection of charming goods
and exquisite home décor.
311 W. Saint Joseph St., Muncie, IN
765-282-4848
minnetrista.net
Refresh Design Studio
Unique ‘refreshed’ furniture and home décor. Offering new,
used and repurposed items. Stop by and take a look!
765-765-288-1444
refreshmuncie.com
Toys Forever Models & Hobbies
Toys Forever Models & Hobbies is East Central Indiana’s
premier destination for model & hobby supplies.
300 S. Walnut St., Muncie, IN
765-288-6505
toysforeverhobbies.com
Yarn Stories
Every skein has a story, just waiting to be told! Muncie’s
local yarn shop offering yarn, needles, notions. classes and
fellowships. sit and stitch with us awhile.
765-744-5867
FLEA MARKETS AND BARGAIN HUNTING
Attic Window
Gently used home décor, clothing and more.
400 W. Memorial, Muncie, IN
765-282-0997 x5
3400 N. Broadway, Muncie, IN
765-213-6231
Bargain Box
765-288-3835
Ball
Five brothers founded Ball in 1880 with a $200
loan from their Uncle George. In the beginning, they
made wood-jacketed tin cans for products like paint
and kerosene, but soon expanded their offerings
to glass- and tin-jacketed containers. In 1884, the
brothers began making glass home-canning jars, the
product that established Ball as a household name.
The brothers-Edmund, Frank, George, Lucius and
William-moved the company from Buffalo, New York
to Muncie, Indiana, in 1887 to take advantage of
abundant natural gas reserves essential to making
glass.
Ball grew rapidly in the ensuing decade and has been
in more than 45 businesses since its founding. Ball
no longer manufactures the ubiquitous canning jars,
but have expanded and grown into a worldwide metal
packaging company that makes billions of recyclable
metal containers, and a unique aerospace business
that designs one-of-a-kind solutions to answer
scientific and technical challenges. They currently
manufacture on four continents.
Source: ball.com
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Great American Market
A large two-story building with capacity of 200 booths.
Live entertainment on weekends. Food courts. Inside
and outside vending. Offering antiques, leather goods,
collectibles and much more.
9200 S. Traders Village Way
SR 67 S. at I-69, Daleville, IN
765-378-1933
Meow & Mutt Market
Sale of donated household and clothing items benefit the
Animal Rescue Fund of Delaware County.
7600 W. Kilgore, Yorktown, IN
765-759-8370
Off Broadway Antique Mall
Wide selection of quality antiques and coins.
2404 N. MLK Dr., Muncie, IN
765-747-5000
Old 67 Antique Mall
Sun. – Sat. 10am-5pm
601 W. Fuson Rd., Muncie, IN
765-288-6702
Old Riley School Flea Market
1901 N. Walnut St., Muncie, IN
765-896-8878
The Treasure Thrift Store
765-288-0601
Twice as Nice Resale Shop at YWCA
We sell high quality, reasonably priced gently used items
such as clothes, toys, jewelry, and household items.
Our store is staffed by volunteers from Tri Kappa.
310 E. Charles, Muncie, IN
765-284-3345
St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Shop
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Be Here Now
Be Here Now is operated solely by a volunteer
staff of artists and musicians and strives to be one
of the most unique and intimate music venues in
the Midwest. Be Here Now has a 400+ person
capacity, impressive outdoor beer garden & patio
and chooses to serve primarily local and regional
microbrews.
505 N. Dill St., Muncie, IN
beherenowmusic.com
Ball State Athletics - Worthen Arena
The Ball State Cardinals have 19 Division I athletic
teams that provide family-friendly entertainment for
the Muncie community. Information on all sports can
be found at www.ballstatesports.com and tickets for
football, basketball and volleyball can be purchased
by calling 888-BSU-TICKET.
1699 W. Bethel Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-8708
ballstatesports.com
The Cornerstone Arts Program offers classes,
workshops, and private lessons in a variety of areas
including, dance, visual arts, music, theatre, fitness,
martial arts, and more!
765-281-9503
cornerstonearts.org
Cornfed Derby Dames
Muncie’s premiere all women flat track roller derby
league! The season runs April through November
and all home bouts are held at Gibson Skating
Arena. Public appearances, fundraisers, and special
events are held throughout the year.
cornfed.com
Delaware County Fairgrounds
ENTERTAINMENT
Everyone looks forward to the county fair. However,
this is also the host of many concerts, flea markets,
and arts & crafts shows.
765-288-1854
delawarecountyfair.net
America’s Hometown Band
Downtown Muncie
765-282-2842
The America’s Hometown Band has a heritage of being the
civic band of Muncie dating back to 1904 and is the oldest
continuous performing musical organization.
765-289-2041
amhometownband.org
Arts district and a variety of festivals, entertainment
and activities throughout the year.
Offices: 120 W. Charles St., Muncie, IN
765-282-7897
downtownmuncie.org
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Emens Auditorium Ball State University
Musicals, plays & variety of entertainment.
1800 W. Riverside,Muncie, IN
877-99-EMENS
bsu.edu/emens
The Living Room
Downtown meeting and banquet venue, where we work
with you to achieve your goals.
130 W. Jackson St., Muncie, IN
765-282-8012
Thelivingroommuncie.com
Minnetrista
Minnetrista is the place for your family, Exhibitions and family
activities provide unique experiences. Check our calendar
for our outdoor concert schedule. There’s always something
new at Minnetrista!
765-282-4848
minnetrista.net
Muncie Civic Theatre
Musicals, plays and variety of entertainment. MCT is a
volunteer organization that has been producing live theatre
for Muncie and East Central Indiana for 78 years. “We’re
changing lives through theatre”.
216 E. Main St, Muncie, IN
765-288-PLAY
munciecivic.org
Muncie Symphony Orchestra
Muncie Symphony Orchestra (MSO) is a professional
orchestra that employs professional musicians from the
tri-state area and was originated in 1947, MSO all-year
round calendar includes classical subscription concerts,
chamber events, educational outreach programs and
community concerts. Visit MSO website for more
information.
Ball State University, Muncie, IN
765-285-5531
munciesymphony.org
School of Music
Presenting over 300 concerts, recitals, master classes and
lectures throughout the year.
765-285-5842
bsu.edu/music
University Theatre
The departments production season is ethnically and
culturally diverse, stylistically varied, technologically
enhance and guided by the university’s strategic plan.
765-285-8749
bsu.edu/theatre
Valhalla
Live music and comedy
215 S. Walnut, Muncie, IN
765-287-0173
MOVIE THEATERS
AMC ShowPlace 7
3401 W. Community Dr., Muncie, IN
765-288-5650
AMC ShowPlace 12
Behind Muncie Mall
860 E. Princeton, Muncie, IN
765-282-1791
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Muncie
Children’s
Museum
explore create imagine learn
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Garden Fa
Festival on the Green
515 S. High St.,
Downtown Muncie
765.286.1660
munciemuseum.com
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INDIANA ARTISAN
Indiana Artisan identifies, recognizes and promotes exceptional works of art and food created by Hoosier artists. It
is an official, state-sanctioned designation for work of the
highest caliber, with applications reviewed annually. Different
panelists are engaged in each of the two annual reviews,
and art panelists include artists, collectors, gallery owners
and managers, folklorists, museum curators and directors,
art educators, retailers, and others with an appreciation of
fine art and craft.
One criterion of particular importance is the work’s relationship to the Hoosier State. The work of successful applicants
is “juried in” to Indiana Artisan, meaning it becomes part of
the Indiana Artisan brand and the artist may take advantage
of the organization’s business development opportunities.
Currently the work of 296 Artisans in 63 Indiana counties is
part of the brand, and Delaware County is home to nine Indiana Artisans. Since the organization’s launch in 2008, more
than 1,400 applications have been reviewed, with fewer than
20 percent successfully “jurying in.”
Ann Johnson
Brian Gordy
Tonne Winery
Indiana Artisan is an economic development organization
that leverages the work of the state’s exceptional art and
food artisans, helping them expand their businesses and,
in turn, supporting the economies of their communities. In
addition, the organization works with 10 “artisan trails,” encompassing 44 Indiana counties, including Delaware County,
which is part of the Indiana Glass Trail.
Alan Patrick
The work of the Indiana Artisans comes together twice
annually – at the Indiana Artisan Holiday Marketplace in November and the Artisan Marketplace in March. To learn more
about Indiana Artisan visit www.IndianaArtisan.org.
Delaware County is in the top ten counties from which the
greatest number of Indiana Artisans hail.
Carol Burt – pottery
David Calvin – woodwork
Ben Gordy – frames
Brian Gordy – watercolors
Ann Johnson – wearable garments
Jan McCune – pendants, bracelets, earrings
Alan Patrick – oil paintings
Lethay Pegues – handcrafted barbecue sauces
Larry Simmons - Tonne Winery
Carol Burt
Jan McCune
David Calvin
Lethay Pegues
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INDIANA GLASS TRAIL
Delaware County embraces the Indiana Glass Trail. The trail
is a showcase for talented Hoosier artisans and glass blowers
that create magic with glass. The trail connects communities
in which the tradition and history of glass and glass artisans
can be experienced first hand. There are studios, galleries
and museums as well as festivals and workshops included
in the trail.
Fans of glass artisans, glass blowers, jar collectors, history
enthusiasts and more will find something of interest in
Delaware County relating to glass.
Finding additional glass artists along the Indiana Glass Trail
can be done by visiting www.indianaglasstrail.com. Glass
artists and shops that carry their work can easily be found.
You’re on your way to discovering the best Indiana has to
offer on the Indiana Glass Trail!
MINNETRISTA
In 1887, the Ball family moved its glass manufacturing
business from Buffalo, New York to Muncie. Ball Brothers
Glass Company became one of America’s best known
manufacturers of canning jars.
The Ball family purchased most of the land along the north
bank of White River between Wheeling and Granville pikes
in 1893. The name chosen by the family for the property
was taken from a Sioux word, “mna” (pronounced mini)
which means “water,” and combined with the English word,
“tryst,” to form “Minnetrista,” or, “a gathering place by
the water.”
The origin of Minnetrista dates back to 1978, when Margaret
Ball Petty wrote to her cousin Edmund F. Ball, suggesting that
the Ball Brothers Foundation provide a museum in which to
exhibit fine art.
Learn more at www.minnetrista.net
There's more than one way to experience Minnetrista
1200 n. minnetrista pkwy.
muncie, in 47303 765.282.4848
09215IN
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Wedding Guide
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• Manicures & pedicures
• Eyelash extensions
• Bridal style & practice session
Monday-Friday
9:00 am-8:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am-5:00 pm
(765) 286-8332
Our salon staff has over 20 years
experience working with beautiful
brides-to-be and making their day as
special as they are.
1300 W. McGalliard Muncie, In 47303
www.hotheadshair.com
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Not the you you’re expected to be.
Oh, no. The you inside that thirsts for
expression. Here, your spirited laugh is
welcomed, and pretense subsides. Your
foot is invited to tap without reservation,
and if it wishes, erupt into dance. This is
a place to witness love’s vow, or proclaim
it. It’s where childlike wonder is kindled,
stoked, and celebrated. Stories are told.
Life is enriched. Moments are precious.
Voices are found.
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LIVE Symphony
Join us for…
Full Orchestra
Chamber
& Community Pops!
muncie
symphony
orchestra
765.285.5531
munciesymphony.org
D.I.Y. Music Venue and Craft Brew Bar
we recycle
Handicap accessible.
• Biking
• Walking
• Running
• Horseback riding
• Handicap accessible
Offices, bike rental, gift shop and Wysor Street Depot
700 E. Wysor St., Muncie, Indiana 47305
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GlassMore...
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FACTORY OUTLET
1300 S. Batavia Ave. · Muncie, IN
765-282-7046 · Glassmore.com
Mon - Sat 10 - 5
Closed Sun
We have trailers that arrive at our location
practically every day bringing overstocked,
discontinued, returned and seconds of
merchandise. We have thousands of different
items in our inventory, and its constantly
changing.
Buses always welcome.
765-287-0399
Weddings
Birthdays
Special Occasions
VICE
DJ SER
www.howellspace.com | (765) 717-4825
Come To The
39th Annual
Old Washington Street Festival
East of downtown Muncie in the 500 Block
of Washington Street in the
Emily Kimbrough Historic District
September 19 & 20, 2015
Arts & Crafts, Food, Entertainment
Historic Home Tours 12 to 5 both days
Historic Home Tour tickets $5.00 with this coupon
Festival Hours
Saturday 11 to 8 pm
Sunday 11 to 5 pm
Bloss
In September, 1862, Union soldiers camped near
Frederick, Maryland. During their stay, Private Barton
Mitchell and Sergeant John Bloss found several cigars
wrapped in paper. The paper was an order detailing the
movement of the Army of Northern Virginia under General
Robert E. Lee. It went up the chain of command until
it reached General George McClellan, who reportedly
exclaimed, “Now I know what to do! Here is a paper with
which, if I cannot whip Bobby Lee, I will be willing to go
home.”
Now, here is the connection to Muncie. After the war,
John Bloss, who was a graduate of Hanover College,
was superintendent of Muncie schools for a while. He
later became President of Oregon Agricultural College
(now Oregon State University). After he retired, he and
his family moved to a farm near Muncie. He is buried in
Beech Grove Cemetery.
Source: Minnetrista Heritage Collection and Oregon
State University Libraries
www.oldwashingtonstreetfestival.org
Hosted by the East Central Neighborhood Association
FOR THE YOUNG
M U NCIE, IND IANA
D OW N TOW N M U N C I E .O R G
& THE YOUNG AT HEART
Cornerstone
History
(Former Masonic Temple)
This Gothic Revival building is the third Masonic Temple for the Masons
in Muncie. Construction on the building began in 1920 and finished in
1926 at a cost of approximately $1 million. Prominent local architect
Cuno Kibele was commissioned for the project. In addition, nationally
recognized artist Gustav S. Brand created twenty-two murals for the
interior spaces.
The six stories are divided into three levels, each a double story. The first
level contains a banquet hall and auditorium, which were intended for
use of the community. The second and third levels were reserved for the
various Masonic lodges. Throughout the nearly 75 years of this buildings use, most of the original character defining exterior
and interior features remain unaltered.
The foundation for the Masonic Temple was poured in 1921, but plans were stopped and revised with the donation of
$150,000 from the Ball brothers for the incorporation of a public auditorium in the building. Frank C. Ball, in his memoirs,
stated that the brothers had discussed upon several occasions providing an auditorium for Muncie where entertainments of
a high order could be found. With the construction of the new temple, they felt that they had found a good organization to
oversee such a facility.
The beautiful building has since been placed on the National Register of Historic Places and is now home to Cornerstone
Center for the Arts and welcomes 90,000 visitors through its door annually. Presently, the arts programming has over 1,000
students enrolled annually. Cornerstone has made efforts to reach individuals of all races, ages, cultures and socio-economic
levels through arts programming, family-friendly special events and by serving as landlord to other local groups, mostly artsrelated organizations.
To read the full history of this building and to learn more about Cornerstone Center for the Arts visit www.cornerstonearts.org.
IU Health Ball
Memorial Hospital
In the late 1800s, the five Ball brothers from Buffalo, NY moved
their business to Muncie. The eldest of the brothers, Edmond B.
Ball, had a keen interest in improving the quality of health care
in Muncie, and when he died in 1925, his will established that
Ball Brothers Foundation and provided the funding for a modern,
public hospital.
Because it was to be a teaching hospital, primarily for training nurses, locating it across from the local college was a logical
choice. Ground was broken in 1927 and the main structure was completed and opened in August of 1929.
The hospital has grown in size and complexity to meet the needs of the community. By the 1970s it had become a regional
referral center for East Central Indiana. The North Tower opened in 1979 and in 2009 the South Tower and John W. Fisher
Heart Center opened. Today the original structure is gone and replaced with modern facilities in order to provide the best in
healthcare services to the communities they serve.
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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
SCULPUTRE & OUTDOOR ART
SPORTS & RECREATION
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ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT
Atrium Gallery
Showcases the work of BSU Department of Art students,
faculty and visiting artists.
Art and Journalism Bldg, McKinley Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-5838
bsu.edu/art/atrium
Charles W. Brown Planetarium
A sky theater that can simulate the night sky at any place on
Earth, at any time of year. Offering free community programs,
group and school programs. The planetarium is currently
undergoing a major upgrade (but remains open) and will be
the largest planetarium in the state and the 10th largest in
the country. Scheduled to be complete in August 2014.
Open October – April
Cooper Science Building, Riverside Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-8871
Visit their web site for information on FREE public programs
and events!
bsu.edu and search “planetarium”
Christy Woods
Visitors can enjoy a quiet respite from the hustle and bustle
by walking in winding pathways through forest, prairie and
wetland demonstration areas. This 17-acre wooded area
located on campus is home to two greenhouses including
the renowned Wheeler Orchid Collection
Cooper Science Building, Riverside Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-2641
bsu.edu/fseec
Discover one of Indiana’s best art museums. The David
representing cultures from around the world from the past
5,000 years.
2021 W. Riverside Ave. at Warwick Rd., Muncie, IN
765-285-5242
bsu.edu/artmuseum
Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass
State-of-the-art facility, named for Marilyn K. Glick, one of
Indiana’s most influential arts supporters and an avid glass
art collector. The facility features 9, 254 square feet, front
lobby with glass viewing windows to view glass artists at
work, hot and cold shop, and warm shop. Visitors and
group tours welcome
2500 W. University Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-6620
Rinard Orchid Greenhouse
The largest university-based orchid collection in the United
States. The diverse display includes approximately 1,900
plants, with over 300 genera, 1,000 species and 700 hybrid
orchids and poison arrow frogs, displayed in a tropical
environment.
University Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-2641
SCULPTURE AND OUTDOOR ART
Ball State University campus is home to numerous fountains,
indoor and outdoor sculptures and art. For a complete listing
please visit online at visitmuncie.org/art.
Emens Auditorium
Celebrating their 50th Anniversary Season!
1800 W. Riverside Ave., Muncie, IN
877-99-EMENS
bsu.edu/emens
School of Music
Presenting over 250 concerts, recitals, master classes
and lectures throughout the year.
765-285-5842
bsu.edu/music
University Theatre
The departments production season is ethnically and
culturally diverse, stylistically varied, technologically
enhanced and guided by the university’s strategic plan.
Next to Bracken Library on McKinley Ave.
765-285-8749
bsu.edu/theatre
SPORTS AND RECREATION
The Ball State Cardinal have 19 Division 1 athletic teams
that provide family-friendly entertainment for the Muncie
community.
888-BSU-TICKET
www.ballstatesports.com
Worthen Arena
765-285-8708
ballstatesports.com
Recreation Center & Outdoor Pursuits
Award winning fitness and recreation center, classes and
competitions. Equipment rental for biking, kayaking, hiking,
fun yard games and much more! Many services are available
to the public, call for details.
1700 Neely Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-1753
bsu.edu/recreation
BALL STATE
Pittenger Student Center Hotel
Conveniently located on campus, offering 24 rooms and one
suite, free parking, wireless internet and cable TV. Additional
amenities include the Student Center Tally food court.
2000 University Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-1555
bsu.edu/studentcenter/hotel
Greek’s Pizzeria
765-284-4900
Insomnia Cookies
877-632-6654
Jimmy John’s
Ball State University Bookstore
506 N. Martin St., Muncie, IN
765-751-0000
The place to get your BSU fan wear!
Art & Journalism Bldg.
1101 N. McKinley Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-8080
bsu.bncollege.com
Pita Pit
509 N. Martin Suite 5
765-288-7748
THE VILLAGE
Scotty’s Brewhouse
765-747-5151
Art Mart
409 N. Martin Suite 2, Muncie, IN
765-284-2919
Be Here Now
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White Rabbit Books
765-282-6007
Be Here Now is operated solely by a volunteer staff of artists
and musicians and strives to be one of the most unique and
intimate music venues in the Midwest. Be Here Now has
a 400+ person capacity, impressive outdoor beer garden
& patio and chooses to serve primarily local and regional
microbrews. 505 N. Dill St., Muncie, IN
beherenowmusic.com
Wild Side Smoke Shop
765-284-3323
Brothers Bar & Grill
765-287-8297
China Express
765-286-5298
The Chug
409 N. Martin St., Muncie, IN
Cleo’s
765-216-6384
The Cup
765-216-7790
Dill Street Bar & Grill
421 N. Dill St., Muncie, IN
765-288-3630
D-luxe Bar & Grill
whouse
Scotty’s Bre
765-289-3589
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BALL STATE
HISTORY
Ball State’s tradition of innovation and entrepreneurship
is rooted in the late 19th century, when Muncie business
leaders envisioned a local college to help boost the city’s
development. Among the visionaries were Frank C. Ball
and his brothers, young New York industrialists who moved
to Muncie looking to expand their glass container business.
A small, private teacher training school opened in 1899.
After the community’s efforts to sustain the college failed,
the Ball brothers purchased the land and buildings of the
defunct institution and donated them to the State of Indiana.
This gift became the Indiana State Normal School Eastern
Division, which opened in 1918 to meet Indiana’s need for
more and better teachers.
In recognition of the Ball family’s generosity, the Indiana
General Assembly changed the school’s name to Ball
Teachers College in 1922 and then Ball State Teachers
College in 1929. The winged statue Beneficence stands
on the campus as a tribute to the family. This and other
landmarks from Ball State’s early years are featured in
our historical walking tour of the Old Quadrangle.
Growing a University
By the 1960s, the regional teachers college had begun
to attract faculty from outside the Midwest, and students
sought majors in areas such as business, architecture, and
other emerging disciplines. Enrollment and funding surged
with national trends, and new facilities and degree offerings
were added.
In 1965, the Indiana General Assembly renamed the college
Ball State University, acknowledging its phenomenal growth
in enrollment and facilities, the variety and quality of its
educational programs and services, and the anticipation of
the broader role it would play in the state’s future.
Building the Future
Today, Ball State’s entrepreneurial spirit continues to shine
through numerous expansions and additions of degree
offerings, technological resources, immersive learning
opportunities, community outreach projects, and state-ofthe-art facilities. These investments are preparing bright
students to take advantage of current and emerging job
opportunities, meet society’s most pressing needs, and
serve the communities in which they will live and work. Learn
more about our vision and mission and our current strategic
plan.
Read more at www.bsu.edu
Shafer Tower
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BALLSTATESPORTS.COM
888.BSU.TICKET
@BALLSTATESPORTS
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There’s a lot to see
and do at Ball State!
Dr. Joe and Alice Rinard Orchid
Greenhouse featuring the Ball State
Wheeler-Thanhauser Orchid Collection
David Owsley
Museum of Art
bsu.edu/artmuseum
bsu.edu/orchids
Charles W. Brown
Planetarium
bsu.edu/planetarium
Emens Auditorium
The Marilyn K. Glick Center for Glass
bsu.edu/emens
bsu.edu/art/glickcenter
Come experience our more than 300 student,
faculty, and visiting artist performances.
bsu.edu/music
BALL STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
MUNCIE’S GATEWAY
TO THE WORLD OF ART
2021 W. Riverside Ave
Muncie, Indiana 47306
bsu.edu/artmuseum
Free Admission
The E. B. and
Bertha C. Ball Center
400 Minnetrista Boulevard
Muncie, IN 47306
• Non-credit classes
• Community forums
• Book and author programs
• Magna cum Murder Crime
Writing Festival
For More Information
(765) 285-8975
[email protected]
www.bsu.edu/ebball
americamultisport.com
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BOWLING
TRAILS
PARKS
SWIMMING
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5 Tool
5 Tool Academy is Delaware County’s premiere baseball and
softball indoor training facility.
9000 W. Smith Rd., Yorktown, IN
765-759-9310
5tool.net
America Multi-Sport
We provide communities and individuals with extraordinary
health & wellness events and services focused on Christian
practices providing opportunities to improve spirit, mind
and body through “Life Changing Finish Lines.” A staff of
many seasoned athletes leading 175 extremely motivated
volunteer race team captains in 7 Indiana cities: Muncie,
Selma, Noblesville, Yorktown, New Castle, Lawrence, and
Richmond with many more communities to come. We’ll
help you finish your first 5k Walk to your first MudMan,
Mini Marathon or even a Triathlon/Duathlon; we are across
America and right here at home to get you and your family
there.
400 E. Jackson St., Muncie, IN
americamultisport.com
Ball State Athletics - Worthen Arena
The Ball State Cardinals have 19 Division I athletic teams
that provide family-friendly entertainment for the Muncie
community. Information on all sports can be found at
www.ballstatesports.com and tickets for football, basketball
and volleyball can be purchased by calling 888-BSU-TICKET.
Worthen Arena, Muncie, IN
888-BSU-TICKET
ballstatesports.com
The Arsenal LLC
765-702-9188
munciecrossfit.com
YMCA
At the Y, we nurture kids’ potential through sports, child
care and exploration; we help people live healthier and fuller
lives through fitness, nutrition education, friendships and
programs; and we support our neighbors by giving back in
ways that strengthen community.
500 S. Mulberry, Muncie, IN
765-281-YMCA
muncieymca.org
YWCA
310 E. Charles, Muncie, IN
765-284-3345
muncieywca.org
GOLF
Albany Golf Club
18 holes, par 71
10 minutes north of Muncie on Highway 67
1100 E. Golf Course Dr., Albany, IN
765-789-4366
albanygolfclub.com
Cardinal Hills
Award winning fitness and recreation center, classes and
competitions. Equipment rental for biking, kayaking, hiking,
fun yard games and much more! many services are available
to the public, call for details.
1700 Neely Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-1753
bsu.edu/recreation
Cardinal Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf course
located 10 minutes East of Muncie. Cardinal Hills is family
friendly and offers the most affordable rates in the area.
Call (765) 288-2731 to book your tee time!
18 holes—par 71
6,351 yards
Slope/rating 125/70.2
3900 S. Whitney Rd., Selma, IN
765-288-2731
cardinalhills.com
Muncie SportsPlex
Crestview
BSU Recreation Center & Outdoor Pursuits
5 Softball diamonds and 11 soccer fields
700 N. Country Club Rd., Muncie, IN
765-284-2700
munciesportsplex.net
Munciana Volleyball Club
200 S. CR 600 W., Yorktown, IN
765-744-9012
munciana.com
Looking for a quality course, affordable prices, and an
enjoyable atmosphere? Keep Reading. Hit the driving
range or take a PGA lesson before playing our 18 hole
Championship or 9 hole Executive courses, and don’t
miss our fully stocked golf shop.
18/9—par 71/29
6,168/373 yards
765-289-6952
crestviewgolf.net
SPORTS RECREATION
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Delaware County Country Club
Private, club members only.
Country Club Road, Muncie, IN
765-288-0238
delawarecc.com
Elks Country Club & Lodge #245
Golf, restaurant & banquet room.
18 holes—par 71
6,384 yards
909 N. CR 500 W., Muncie, IN
765-759-7779
muncieelks245.com
Lakeview
18 holes—par 72
6,400 yards
Slope/rating 117/68/8
18921 N. CR 150 E., Muncie, IN
765-396-9010
Maplewood
18 holes—par 72
6,205 yards
4261 E. CR 700 S., Muncie, IN
765-284-8007
maplewoodgolfmuncie.com
MD’s Golf Academy
Indoor and outdoor driving range and lessons.
3022 W. Cornbread Rd., Muncie, IN
765-289-4637
The Player’s Club
Slope/Rating 133/73.5
6610 W. River Rd., Yorktown, IN
765-759-8536
theplayersclubgolf.com
BOWLING
Cardinal Lanes
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Liberty Bowl
1115 S. Liberty, Muncie, IN
765-288-1858
Munsee Lanes
601 E. 26th St., Muncie, IN
765-282-5911
TRAILS
Cardinal Greenway
Paved trails. Wheelchair accessible. Horse trail in rural
areas.Cardinal Greenway is a 62-mile rail-to-trail spanning
5 counties from Richmond through Muncie to Marion.
The paved asphalt trail is free, open dawn to dusk and
welcomes walkers, runners, cyclists, rollerbladers and is
ADA-accessible. The Historic Wysor Street Depot is the site
of Greenway headquarters.
765-287-0399
3325 S. Walnut St.
Muncie, IN 47302
765-289-6952
Crestviewgolf.net
18 holes, 6,198 yards
· 18 hole championship course
· 9 hole executive course
· Large practice area
· Full stock golf shop
· PGA golf lessons
· Tournament facilities
Call for hours
L.A. Pittenger Student Center
765-285-1943
Clancy’s Village Bowl
765-289-4161
clancysvillagebowl.com
Mulligan’s is known for its famous hand breaded
tenderloin, but the clubhouse also serves breakfast,
lunch, and dinner 7 days a week.
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White River Greenway
White River Greenway is a six-mile paved asphalt trail
following the river through Muncie’s city center. It resides
on city-owned land, but is managed by Cardinal Greenway,
Inc. It is free, open dawn to dusk, and welcomes walkers,
runners, cyclists, rollerbladers and is ADA-accessible.
765-287-0399
Cardinal Equestrian Trail
The Cardinal Equestrian Trail is an earthen horse and
hiking trail paralleling the Cardinal Greenway. It begins
at the Medford Trailhead (550 South) just off SR 35,
connects to the Prairie Creek horse trail, and continues
toward Richmond.
765-287-0399
Prairie Creek Reservoir Equestrian Trail
Trail head located on County Road 475 East on the West
side of Prairie Creek Reservoir. Earthen trails connecting to
Cardinal Equestrian Trail. Primitive restrooms, hitching rails,
picnic tables and camping. Haul in your/horses own drinking
water.
765-747-4776
PARKS
Heekin Park
Rental cabins, tennis, softball and playground.
Memorial Dr. & Madison, Muncie, IN
765-747-4858
cityofmuncie.com
Mansfield Park
Fishing, reception hall, gazebo, playground, picnic
shelter, shuffle board, horse shoe pits and more.
Parking for Cardinal Greenway.
South side of Muncie off 26th St.
2801 S. Eaton Ave., Muncie, IN
765-288-3818
McCulloch Park
Softball diamond, soapbox derby, playground, rental cabin,
picnic shelters, basketball court disc golf course and more.
Parking for White River Greenway.
N. Dr. MLK Jr. Dr. and Centennial, Muncie, IN
765-747-4858
cityofmuncie.com
Prairie Creek Reservoir
Camping, cabin rental, swimming, pontoon rental, ATV,
horse trails & more. Southeast Delaware County
7801 S. CR 560 E., Selma, IN
765-747-4776
cityofmuncie.com
Westside Park
Playground, softball diamond, basketball court,
and picnic shelters. Parking for White River Greenway
West River Rd. & Tillotson, Muncie, IN
765-747-4858
cityofmuncie.com
SWIMMING
Prairie Creek Reservoir Beach
Southeast Delaware County
7801 S. CR 560 E., Selma, IN
765-747-4776
cityofmuncie.com
Tuhey Pool
Tuhey Pool is the city’s premier park attraction due to its
50 meter swimming pool and central location. It’s walking
distance to downtown and Ball State University. It’s situated
adjacent to 3.5 miles of paved trails along White River and 1
mile from Cardinal Greenway with its 50 miles of paved trails.
White River Blvd & N. Wheeling Ave., Muncie, IN
765-747-4734
tuheypool.com
SKATING/SKATEBOARDING
Gibson Skating Rink
2610 S. Mock Ave., Muncie, IN
765-282-2971
Muncie Skate Park
Indiana’s largest indoor skate park for BMX bikes,
skateboards and inline skates. Visit muncieskatepark.com
for timings and session prices.
765-216-6781
muncieskatepark.com
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MINIATURE GOLF
Lyndenbrook Falls
Miniature Golf. Seasonal.
3575 N. Briarwood Ln., Muncie, IN
765-284-3764
RECREATION
Canoe Trips by Canoe Country
White River canoeing, kayaking & tubing.
7109 S. River Rd., Daleville, IN
765-378-7358
888-378-7358
canoeindiana.com
Escapades Family Fun Center
Your destination for family fun! Come play on our threestory indoor play maze! Climb through the tunnels and
tubes, splash into the ball pit, & fly down the slides! Then,
win some prizes while you’re checking out our indoor arcade
with over 20 different games!
4241 W. Williamsburg, Muncie, IN
765-289-1000
escapadesfamilyfun.com
The Muncie Dragway
The Muncie Dragway was honored to be named the
NHRA Division 3 track of the year in 2014! Muncie
Dragway reined supreme over tracks from Illinois,
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. Be sure to visit their
online schedule and set a date to experience the
great racing at Muncie Dragway! munciedragway.com
Muncie Dragway
Family fun an eighth mile at a time!
SR 67 N., Muncie, IN
765-789-6831 Office
765-789-8470 Track
munciedragway.com
Camping, swimming, pontoon rental, cabin rental, ATV,
horse trails, sailing club & more. The second largest city park
in the U.S.! Southeast Delaware County
7801 S. CR 560 E., Selma, IN
765-747-4776
cityofmuncie.com
Riverside Canoe Outfitters
765-378-1388
whiterivercanoeing.com
Special Boat Service
Seasonal Aug. – Oct.
Call for reservation.
7221 Gregory Rd., Albany, IN
765-789-8457
indianaoutfitters.com/sbs
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Freddy
It was August 9, 1953 and there was a record crown in Akron, Ohio for
the All-American Soap Box Derby. Freddy Mohler, a 14 year old, from
Muncie, Indiana had traveled to the derby in hopes of winning and he did
just that.
He was about to run in the final heat for the championship that day but
didn’t even realize it. He thought there was still one more heat to go. To
his surprise he won the world championship!
Soap Box Derby racing was quite popular in 1953 and Freddy became
an instant icon. He took a victory ride in the first Corvette ever made, he
appeared on two television shows and received a hero’s welcome home
where the mayor of Muncie presented him with a key to the city and the
governor of Indiana visited his home.
“All the dreams I’ve ever had have come true,” he said in 1988. “I have
the derby to thank for that.”
Freddy passed away at age 75 in 2014.
Photo Courtesy Akron Beacon Journal
Kemp Machine Works
Kemp Machine Works (later known as B-K Machine), founded 1905, was
a mainstay for machine services for local industries and for automotive
applications and was in business for 100 years in Muncie. They began the
business about the same time that inventors began putting noisy gasoline
engines in new-fangled automobiles. Originally located on South Liberty
Street it later moved to 1215 South Franklin Street.
In addition to general machining jobs Kemp was working on designing
and building engines for aircraft about six years after the Wright Brother’s
historic 1903 flight. One motor by Kemp is displayed at the Smithsonian
Institute and the Oregon State Museum. By the end of WWI Kemp slowed production of aircraft engines.
The Muncie Aero Club was formed in 1912 and George Kemp served as president. Kemp had been interested in airplanes
since the early flights in 1903 and he even knew Orville Wright. Much like the automobile, airplanes came from carriage and
blacksmith shops and have grown into the great industry we know today. The Aero club tested small planes which only rose
5 to 6 feet off the ground on a small field at the intersection of Country Club Road and Highway 32.
In 1918 Muncie seen the first real airplane flight ever over the city. In 1925 the South Hackley Street Airport was dedicated.
This land is now a residential area. Then in September of 1932 the Muncie Airport was dedicated.
Want to learn more about aviation history? Visit Muncie’s Model Aviation Museum where you can learn how model planes
were used to experiment about flight long before the first flying plane was built.
Sources: The Muncie Evening Press, Ball State University Archives and Special Collections
www.munciedragway.com · 765-789-8470
Racing
Wednesday: Open 5:00pm. Time trials 5:30pm. Racing 8:00pm.
Friday: Open 6:00pm. Racing 6:30pm.
Saturday: Open noon. Time trials 3pm. Racing 6:00pm.
Special Events: Open early, check schedule or call 765-789-8470
Sunday: Open 8:00am. Time trials 10:00am. Racing 1:00pm.
Admission
Regular admission thru spectator gate is $10 adults, 11 and under FREE
Special events may be higher.
Check web site for FREE sponsor nights!
Parking
All spectator parking is FREE on the west side of the track.
NIGHT OF FIRE
NOSTALGIA NATIONALS
Rain date August 2
Rain date October 4
August 1
CARPET 8 PLUS COLOR TILE
October 3
Food and souvenirs on grounds.
Just a few minutes north of Muncie on Highway 67
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Grandview River House
Grandview River House is an exceptional location for
meetings and special events. Situated on the tranquil White
River, the entire facility is available for weddings, corporate
meetings, extended stays and events. The wonderfully
appointed and spacious modern executive quality home
has marvelous river views and a beautifully landscaped
patio overlooking the river. If you are looking for peaceful
seclusion – you’ve found it. Grandview River House is
located on 50 acres of grounds and rolling farmland
including a 2 acre fishing lake – yet close to the amenities
of Muncie.
13000 E. Stanley Rd., Selma, IN
765-468-6099
grandviewriverhouse.com
McDowell-Nearing House Bed & Breakfast
Hoosier hospitality at its best. Four guest rooms, private
baths, all the comforts of home. Close to BSU – walk to the
football stadium. Discounts offered for business travelers,
seniors and veterans. BSU parents stay 6 nights and 7th
night is free.
2005 N. Tillotson, Muncie, IN
765-282-7912
mcdowellbedandbreakfast.com
River Gardens Bed & Breakfast
Safe homelike setting. Free hot breakfast selected from
menu. Free wifi and cable. Call for reservation.
4610 S. Burlington Dr., Muncie, IN
765-284-2964
rivergardens-indiana.com
HOTELS
Baymont Inn & Suites
Free continental breakfast, free wifi, refrigerator, microwave
and coffee maker in every room, fitness center, indoor pool,
close to area attractions.
3400 Chadam Ln., Muncie, IN
765-284-4200
800-JAMESON
jamesoninns.com
Best Way Inn
4000 N. Broadway Ave., Muncie, IN
765-288-3671
Best Western Muncie
765-282-0600
800-528-1234
Cardinal Inn & Suites
765-216-1675
Comfort Inn
Micro/fridges in all rooms, free wifi, indoor pool, and fitness
center. Furnished kitchenettes available.
3400 N. Marleon, Muncie, IN
765-587-0294
comfortinn.com/hotel/IN248
Days Inn
765-288-2311
800-329-7466
daysinn.com
Econo Motel
1201 E. 29th St., Muncie, IN
765-288-5559
Fairfield Inn
765-282-6666
800-228-2800
fairfieldinn.com
Hampton Inn
4220 Bethel, Muncie, IN
765-288-8500
hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
765-289-4678
800-465-4329
hiexpress.com
Muncie Inn
414 N. Madison St., Muncie, IN
765-282-5981
lodging
Pittenger Student Center Hotel
Conveniently located on campus, The Ball State University
Hotel offers 24 rooms and one suite, free parking, wireless
internet, and cable TV. Additional amenities include the
Student Center Tally food court, which hosts Starbucks and
Taco Bell
765-285-1555
bsu.edu/studentcenter/hotel
Red Carpet Inn
3400 S. Madison St., Muncie, IN
765-288-1911
888-315-2378
Super 8 Motel
3601 W. Fox Ridge Ln., Muncie, IN
765-286-4333
800-800-8000
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Camp Red Wing
Operated by BSA. Reservations only.
5754 Inlow Springs Rd., Muncie, IN
765-288-0223
Delaware Co. Exposition Center, Inc.
172 sites, 30 amp electric, water. Showers and dump
station on site.
765-288-1854
Camping, cabin rental, swimming, pontoon rental, ATV,
horse trails & more.
Southeast Delaware County
7801 S. CR 560 E., Selma, IN
765-747-4776
cityofmuncie.com
Travel Inn
15701 W. Commerce Rd., Daleville, IN
765-378-0888
800-800-8000
CAMPING
Big Oak Park Campground
9401 N. 500 W., Muncie, IN
765-358-3208
Camp Munsee
Operated by Wapehani Girl Scout Council.
Reservations only.
5701 S. CR 475 E., Selma, IN
765-282-7024
Appeal to the Great Spirit
The statue, owned by the City of Muncie, is a memorial to
Edmund B. Ball. After his death in 1925, his family searched
for a suitable memorial to him. They settled on a replica of the
“Appeal to the Great Spirit” cast in bronze and erected on a
site just east of the Ball family homes on the north side of the
White River in Muncie. The original sculpture was created by
Cyrus Dallin in 1909 and is a Plains Indian. The statue and
surrounding park were dedicated in 1929.
The Myth of the Chief
The statue at Granville and Walnut Avenues “Appeal to the
Great Spirit” by sculptor Cyrus Dallin is an iconic symbol for
our great city. Many refer to the man on the horse as Chief
Munsee. But, the Indian depicted did not live in this area, the
Indians of this area were Woodland Indians, and the city of
Muncie isn’t named for that same non-existent chief.
For information on more outdoor art in Muncie and Delaware
County visit online at visitmuncie.org
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765-289-4678
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meetings & venues
The Ball Room at Cardinal Hills
Delaware County Exposition Center
Ball State University Pittenger Center
Grandview Conference Center/Retreat
The Ballroom at Cardinal Hills is available for banquets,
meeting space and more. The Ballroom can accommodate
up to 350 people.
3810 S. Whitney Rd., Selma, IN
765-289-9891
munciereceptionhall.com.
Meeting space, lodging and bowling under one roof.
765-285-1390
bsu.edu
Ball State University Alumni Center
The BSUAA seeks to be an advocate for alumni, to enrich
their lives, and involve them with Ball State University.
765-285-1080
888-I-GO-4BSU
bsu.edu/alumni
Cornerstone offers several beautiful spaces perfect for
holding wedding receptions, proms, company workshops,
parties, conferences, and not-for-profit events.
765-281-9503
cornerstonearts.org
The fairgrounds is a perfect venue for wedding receptions,
class/family reunions, fundraising events and more.
Winter storage available too.
765-288-1854
Host your next business or family event at our tranquil
country retreat, perched on the banks of the White River.
13000 E. Stanley Rd., Muncie, IN
765-468-6099
grandviewriverhouse.com
Horizon Convention Center
Horizon Convention Center boasts 47,000 square feet of
usable space including 23,000 square feet of exhibit space
for meetings of up to 1,000 attendees.
765-288-8860
horizonconvention.com
Innovation Connector
Innovation Connector develops and stimulates business
growth for clients. Cutting edge conference rooms are
available for client and community use.
1208 W. White River Blvd., Muncie, IN
765-285-4900
innovationconnector.com
The Living Room
Downtown meeting and banquet venue, where we work with
you to achieve your goals.
130 W. Jackson St., Downtown Muncie, Muncie, IN
Thelivingroommuncie.com
Meg’s Country Celebrations
Specializing in barn weddings, retreats, workshops,
birthdays and other themed events.
Located just outside of Muncie near Eaton.
765-729-6694
megscountrycelebrations.com
Minnetrista
Meg’s Country
Celebrations
Minnetrista is the ideal venue to host your next meeting,
conference, or gathering! With six indoor meeting spaces,
available audio visual technology, and an array of catering
options, Minnetrista is the perfect location to suit your organization’s needs and budget.
765-282-4848
minnetrista.net
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meetings & venues
There are numerous other meeting locations to serve
a variety of meeting and reception needs. Please contact
the Muncie Visitors Bureau office for more information.
All Seasons Banquet Hall
American Legion, Muncie
Delaware Country Club, Muncie
E.B. Ball Mansion, Muncie
Eagles, Muncie
Elks Country Club, Muncie
Fraternal Order of Police, Muncie
Headquarters
IVY Tech Community College, Muncie
Knights of Columbus, Muncie
Mansfield Park, Muncie
Muncie Area Career Center
Muncie Children’s Museum
Muncie Parks
Muncie Public Libraries
Murpah Shrine Club, Muncie
Vera Mae’s Bistro & Banquet Hall
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Village Banquet Facilities
YMCA
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Theme and plan your conference or meeting around
a local event or festival.
Call the Muncie Visitors Bureau for event and
festival information.
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Local Dining
AMERICAN
GREEK
CHINESE / JAPANESE / ETHNIC
MEXICAN
PIZZA
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AMERICAN
12th St. Café
Friendly, cozy, home-like atmosphere. Breakfast, lunch and
dinner specials are prepared fresh daily. Stop in for prompt
courteous service.
1900 S. Mock Ave., Muncie, IN
765-286-1901
Amazing Joe’s Grill - Downtown
Best Steaks, Best Service, Guaranteed.
“The Answer is Yes!”
765-288-9470
amazingjoes.com
Bird’s Smokehouse BBQ
Slow-cooked hickory smoked meats are featured in this
friendly log cabin just blocks from I-69 (exit 34). Tender
pulled pork, ribs, chicken and beef brisket all get smokey
on site, and then join signature giant spuds and traditional
sides such as green beans and macaroni and cheese.
9008 S. Walnut St., Daleville, IN
765-378-1900
birdssmokehousebbq.com
Bruner’s
Where friends meet to eat.
2200 W. Kilgore Ave., Muncie, IN
765-288-2711
Burkie’s Drive-In (Seasonal)
Burkies is an old-fashioned drive-up and eat-in-your-car
spot with bell-hops in attendance. Their fresh hand-cut
fries have won awards, and they go well with the burgers,
tenderloins, steak and cheese, chicken, barbeque and
coneys on the tray in your window. Open year round.
765-282-4355
The Caffeinery - Downtown
The Caffeinery is a coffee shop and tea house that
specializes in gourmet coffees, loose leaf teas, and
espresso-based beverages. You can count on their
highly skilled baristas to execute your coffee and/or
tea needs with artistic precision.
thecaffeinery.com
Cammack Station (Seasonal)
Enjoy seating inside and out, sandwiches named after the
town’s old timers, yummy ice cream and shakes, as well
as home made salads and side items. Menu items are
homemade and delicious!
765-759-3871
Chesterfield’s Deli - Downtown
Operated by Ivy Tech Community College culinary arts
faculty and students. Cash only.
765-289-2291 x1108
Concannon’s Pastry Shop - Downtown
Pies, cakes, cookies and pastries…did we mention pies?
Concannon’s is filled with temptation from the signature
chocolate crème filled cake to turnovers and carmel corn.
They have been family-owned since 1959 and is a sweet
Muncie tradition.
620 N. Walnut St., Muncie, IN
765-288-8551
Concannon’s Bakery Café & Coffee Bar
Delicious! Come in and try any of our delicious treats, meals
and coffee. Cakes, cupcakes, bread, cookies, donuts,
deli sandwiches, salads, candied popcorn, chocolate, ice
cream, coffee and hot meals (Thurs – Sat).
4801 West Baker Lane, Muncie, IN 47304
765-288-9820
The Cup
765-216-7790
Eva’s Pancake House
Their full breakfast menus offers something for everyone but
the secret recipe buttermilk pancakes are the feature: they
are light, but with perfect texture, slightly sweet and served
with butter and confectioners sugar. There is a full lunch
menu as well, but Eva’s closes after lunchtime.
765-896-9219
evaspancakehouse.com
Lowery’s Candies
Our family has been hand-dipping gourmet chocolates in
Muncie with the best ingredients for over seventy years.
Open Labor Day to Mother’s Day.
6255 W. Kilgore Ave., Muncie, IN
800-541-3340
loweryscandies.com
Merk’s Family Dining at the Airport
Full service Premium Ice Cream Shoppe with Full Menu.
5201 N. Walnut, Muncie, IN
765-282-6375
local dining
Mulligan’s
Damask Cafe
Pete’s Duck Inn
Domo
Come in to Mulligan’s, family friendly restaurant, home of the
Hand-Breaded Tenderloin. Now serving breakfast, lunch,
and dinner, 7 days a week. Don’t forget to check out our bar
including beer, wine, and liquor.
765-289-6952
Great food in a laid back friendly atmosphere! Just a short
drive from Muncie, about 10 minutes. You’ll find our food the
best and price worth the drive. From nacho’s to prime rib.
We have won Muncie’s finest in several categories for the
last 6 years. 21 and older.
721 W. Walnut St., Albany, IN
765-789-8488
Retro Diner
765-216-7182
Student Center Tally Ball State University
Damask Cafe is Muncie’s only healthy authentic
Mediterranean restaurant offering a cozy dining
room and a patio hookah lounge.
3201 W. Bethel Ave., Muncie
765-273-7338
damaskcafe.com
3124 N. Granville, Muncie, IN
765-751-1111
Dumpling House
It is the only Asian grocery store and only Chinese
restaurant that offer traditional Chinese food in
Delaware County.
421 S. Tillotson Ave., Muncie
765-287-8190
First Wok
765-289-7698
The Student Center Tally food court features traditional grill
fare, an expansive salad/fruit bar, homestyle cuisine, soups,
and a lunchtime chef’s station showcasing the talents of
Chef Jason Reynolds, whose creative culinary combinations
are a customer favorite Monday-Friday.
L.A. Pittenger Student Center
University Ave. & Talley Ave., Muncie, IN
765-285-2331
Fuji Sushi and Hibachi
Two Johnny’s - Downtown
765-254-1830
765-288-8688
sitaramuncie.com
Vera Mae’s Bistro - Downtown
Thai Smile
Vera Mae’s Bistro offers upscale dining in two beautifully
restored buildings in downtown Muncie. Full service bar with
extensive wine list. Live piano. Café seating.
765-747-4941
veramaes.com
The Wedge Artisan Grilled Cheese
A variety of grilled cheese sandwiches, homemade
soups and sides.
6400 W. Kilgore Ave., Muncie
765-215-8308
yorktowngrilledcheese.com
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Dine as Fuji for a memorable evening where dishes are
prepared at your table by expert chefs, with only the
finest in steak, chicken and seafood delights.
1705 W. McGalliard Rd., Muncie
765-288-8833
fujisushimuncie.com
Sitara Indian Cuisine
Near Ball State University with a wide array of Thai
cuisine. From hot to mild, residents have especially taken
to the curry puffs, filled with chicken and sweet potatoes,
the pineapple-tangerine chicken, Mongolian barbeque, and
the three-flavored chicken. Spicier fare includes Basil – a
dish made with your choice of meat, or the pad kee-mao,
one of Atin’s favorites. A selection of beers and wines is
available, but no mixed drinks.
2401 N. Tillotson Ave., Muncie, IN
765-289-8989
Thai Kitchen
765-288-4786
China Express
286-5298
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Fuji Sushi & Hibachi of Muncie
1705 W. McGalliard Rd, Muncie, IN
765-288-8833
Tuppee Tong Thai - Downtown
310 W. Main St., Muncie, IN
765-283-3101
GREEK
Victor’s Gyros & Family Restaurant
700 S. Tillotson, Muncie, IN
765-288-1777
victorsgyros.com
Pizza King
11 locations to choose from. No time to visit while you are in
Muncie. They will ship their famous pizza right to your door!
McGalliard Rd., Muncie, IN
765-288-7724
Pizzakingindiana.com for listing of all local locations.
ICE CREAM / YOGURT / SMOOTHIES
Berrywinkle Frozen Yogurt
Make-Your-Own
MEXICAN
Serve yourself from our selection of 21 flavors of Fro-Yo
brand frozen yogurt and more then 40 toppings including
seasonal fresh fruit.
115 S. Tillotson Ave., Muncie, IN
282-1699
Casa del Sol - Downtown
Dairy Dream (Seasonal)
765-216-7801
Ciudad Colonial
Café seating.
3501 N. Granville Ave. Muncie Mall, Muncie, IN
765-284-8747
LaHacienda
765-289-0909
Puerto Vallarta Mexican
765-282-8191
4000 N. Broadway Ave., Muncie, IN
765-287-8897
765-288-5825
PIZZA
Greek’s Pizzeria
765-284-4900
813 E. McGalliard Rd., Muncie, IN
765-282-7492
greekspizzeria.com - Menu available online
Family owned since 1953!
805 W Walnut St., Albany, IN
765-789-4721
Orange Leaf
At Orange Leaf you are the master of your dessert! Start
with the best frozen yogurt in 16 unique flavors. Then
customize your creation by adding any of our 36+ specialty
toppings. Weigh, pay and enjoy.
832 E. McGalliard Rd., Muncie
765-288-3920
myorangeleaf.com
The Island Muncie (Seasonal)
The Island Muncie is your tropical paradise get-away!
Located on Cardinal Greenway, The Island has delicious
fruit smoothies, ice cream, Jamaican Jerk Chicken, and
many more snacks. Enjoy the beach feel of The Island
complete with beach chairs, sand and palm trees!
Cardinal Greenway north of McGalliard
765-284-1757
theislandmuncie.com
NITE LIFE
Fickle Peach - Downtown
The Fickle Peach is a local favorite downtown with many
different types of beer on tap as well as bottled. They also
offer a large selection of vintage beers, malt beverages and
wine. The Fickle Peach also serves bratwurst, Chicago style
hotdogs and more. 21 and older.
765-282-5211
theficklepeach.com
local dining
Heorot Pub & Draught House - Downtown
Draft Magazines top 300 Beer Bar in America six years
running. In 2015 it was the only Indiana location to make
the list! On the third floor of the Heorot you will find Wolves’
Head Brewing. Wolves’ Head along with over 70 drafts and
over 350 bottled selections are available. 21 and older.
765-287-0173
New Corner Brewing Company
A local Muncie brewery, hand-crafting fresh beer for some
of the most passionate, knowledgeable and discerning
craft-beer drinkers anywhere. Their beers can be found at
the Heorot Pub & Draught House in downtown Muncie.
Beer sampling (free) and Growlers are available to
purchase at the brewery.
1900 W. Mt. Pleasant Blvd., Muncie
765-730-4376
newcornerbrewing.com
Oasis Bar and Grill
Oldest family owned bar in Indiana. Daily lunch and drink
specials. Best bar food in town - hand breaded tenderloin
and cheeseburgers are our specialty. Breakfast served daily.
“Where friends meet”. 21 and older.
1811 S. Burlington Dr., Muncie, IN
765-282-8326
Savage’s Ale House - Downtown
21 and older.
127 N. High St., Muncie, IN
765-282-9962
savagesalehouse.com
The Silo - Downtown
21 and older.
765-212-2936
Timbers Lounge
21 and older.
2770 W. Kilgore, Muncie, IN
765-286-5323
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The Downtown Farm Stand - Downtown
The Downtown Farm Stand is a full service market in
downtown Muncie with a seasonal selection of meat,
dairy, eggs, produce, bulk foods, and canned goods from
Indiana’s finest farms and regional producers. The store is
complete with quality organic food as well as offering safe
and natural cleaning, personal hygiene and eco-friendly
paper products.
765-288-3775
downtownfarmstand.com
Farmer’s Market at Minnetrista
Minnetrista includes 40 acres of beautiful gardens, a
farmers market and a museum along the historic White
River in downtown Muncie. This non-profit was founded by
the Ball Brothers, and one exhibit details the history of the
Ball Jar. The seasonal farmer’s market is open from June
through October, and Minnetrista hosts many regional
culinary events throughout the year, including cooking
demonstrations and a February chocolate celebration.
800-428-5887
minnetrista.net
Fisher Meats
Fisher Meats is family owned by 8th generation meat
cutters and sausage makers. We provide the largest
selection of fresh cut meats in the Muncie area. We offer a
complete line of our own custom made luncheon meats,
sausages, bacon, and hams that have won many national
and state awards.
2800 N Walnut St, Muncie IN 47303
765.282.1609
Lahody Meats
At Lahody Meats travel back in time to an old-fashioned
butcher shop, with good old-fashion service. Lahody
Meats prides themselves with their never frozen, always
fresh meat that comes only from America. The beef comes
from Nebraska, pork from Iowa, chickens and eggs from
Indiana, and veal and lamb from Wisconsin. Lahody’s also
features Boar’s Head Deli products, farm fresh produce,
Red Gold canned products and more!
765-216-7240
lahodymeats.com
Asian Market
765-287-8190
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Landess Farm
Stop out at Landess Farm with your family and enjoy
fun in the sun while picking your own fresh produce,
including strawberries, tomatoes, sweet corn and more!
With locations in Anderson, Daleville and Muncie,
Landess Farm also has fruits and vegetables available
to buy pre-packaged at any location. Landess Farm has
been family owned in Daleville since 1920.
6000 W. County Rd. 700 S., Daleville, IN
765-759-9937
landessfarm.com
Rhums Farm
3009 S. Hoyt, Muncie, IN
765-282-5000
Tonne Winery
We offer 15 locally made wines, beautiful tasting room,
daily free tasting of our award winning wines and
a unique wine gift selection.
101 W. Royerton Rd., Muncie, IN
765-896-9821
tonnewinery.com
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Heorot has been listed on the Draft Magazine’s Top 100 Beer Bars in America
six years running, with 70+ drafts and over 350 bottled selections available. On the third floor of the Heorot you will find Wolves’ Head Brewing.
Enjoy one of the best selections of craft and import beers in the Midwest.
219 S. WALNUT STREET
765.287.0173 | TWITTER @HEOROTPUB
NEW CORNER
BREWING COMPANY
A brewer that is proud to be part of such a rich, local tradition, with a
mission to supply locally-brewed, unique beers to some of the
best taverns and pubs in the Midwest.
1900 W. MT. PLEASANT BLVD #G
765.730.4376 | NEWCORNERBREWING.COM
TONNE WINERY
Tonne Winery of Muncie was the winningest Indiana
Winery at this year’s Indy International Wine Competition,
having been awarded the Governor’s Cup for Indiana
Winery of the Year. They were also named Indiana Wine of
the Year for their Semi-Dry Traminette.
101 W. ROYERTON ROAD
765.896.9821 | TONNEWINERY.COM
Celebrating 150 Years!
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local dining
Damask Cafe is Muncie’s only healthy
authentic Mediterranean restaurant. We offer
cozy dining room and a patio hookah lounge.
(765) 273-7338 • DamaskCafe.com
3201 West Bethel Ave. • Muncie, Indiana
local dining
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Why Garfield?
The question is often asked why Garfield is used on the
Muncie Visitors Bureau logo and many other places around
town. The answer is quite simple…Jim Davis, the creator of
Garfield, lives and maintains his creation studio, PAWS, Inc.,
right here in Delaware County. We are very proud of being the
home of this famous feline.
On your next visit to Muncie, why not travel the Garfield
Statue Trail. Statues created during Garfield’s 25th birthday
celebration are located throughout the community. A map
with statue locations can be printed from our web site (www.
visitmuncie.org) located in the Art and Culture section.
Muncie Garfield plush in a variety of sizes and poses are
available at Muncie Visitors Bureau, 3700 S. Madison,
Muncie, IN
Roller Polo
“Roller polo” was a hockey game which developed into a popular league sport in several
Midwestern cities in the 1880s. Muncie had roller polo teams by 1885 and it was so popular it
became a high school sport. The glory days of this fad ended in the 1890s. Muncie was well
known for the manufacturing of roller skates. Mr. Thad A. Nelly, of Muncie, held a patent for
what was known as the “Muncie Roller Skate”.
Images: Ball State University Libraries
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Around the County
ALBANY, IN
YORKTOWN, IN
Albany is a small community in Delaware County just
north east of Muncie and home to PAWS, Inc. the studio
for Garfield.
Just west of Muncie, Yorktown is proud to be home to
The Players Club which was awarded Indiana’s East Region
Must Play Course in the 2006 Indiana Golf & Travel Guide.
The downtown district offers unique shopping and dining.
A ten minute drive has never been so rewarding! Be sure
to dine at one of Albany’s locally famous restaurants.
If golf is your game you don’t want to miss the opportunity
to play on the Albany Golf Course.
Albany Golf Course
18 holes, par 71
10 minutes north of Muncie on Highway 67
1100 E. Golf Course Dr., Albany, IN
765-789-4366
albanygolfclub.com
Patrick Gallery
Paintings by Alan Patrick
5809 E. Pottery Rd., Albany, IN
765-282-7848
alanpatrick.com
SELMA, IN
Selma is home to the popular Blue Bird Days festival,
located East of Muncie on Jackson. This annual festival
takes place in August and offers a variety of festival activities.
Hoping to visit the local Greenways? You will want to be
sure and shop at Goldman’s Bike Shop for every type bike
or accessory imaginable.
Goldman’s Bike Shop
Located on Hiway 32 east, 3 miles east of Muncie
bypass, we are easy to find. Goldman’s have recumbents
and adult 3-wheelers, do bicycle sales, parts and service.
Proud supporters of the Cardinal Greenway.
9310 E. Jackson, Selma, IN
765-282-2453
d.bicycle.tripod.com
Annual community events such as the Buck Creek Festival
and Luminary Walk are always a favorite.
Munciana Volleyball Club
200 S. CR 600 W., Yorktown, IN
765-744-9012
munciana.com
The Player’s Club
Indiana’s East Region Must-Play Course 2006 Indiana
Golf & Travel Guide
6610 W. River Rd., Yorktown, IN
765-759-8536
theplayersclubgolf.com
DALEVILLE, IN
Daleville is located in the southwest corner of Delaware
County just off Interstate 69. A quiet convenient stop for
travelers.
Great American Flea Market
A large two-story building with capacity of 200 booths. Live
entertainment on weekends. Food courts. Inside and outside
vending. Offering antiques, leather goods, collectibles and
much more.
SR 67 S. at I-69, Daleville, IN
765-378-1933
Canoe Country
Canoe, kayak and tube rentals.
Seasonal April thru October.
Weekends only except by appointment.
765-378-7358
888-378-7358
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Moore-Youse Home Museum
When Mary (Youse) Maxon died in 1982, she left her house and its contents to
the Delaware County Historical Society, with the provision that the organization
establish and maintain a museum of Delaware County History on the premises.
The Moore-Youse house became a home museum, and the Heritage Library
Resource Center was established next door. Three generations of MooreYouse women and their families lived in the house. Each of them added to the
exceptional mix of furniture, china, linens, and other household items, endowing
the home with its own unique charm. A number of paintings by Muncie artist J.
Ottis Adams also decorate the walls.
Rebecca Hackley originally owned the land on which the house was built, having
been given 672 acres by the U.S. government for work done by her father, William
Wells. William was the adopted son of Miami Indian Chief Little Turtle. The house
was built in 1849, by Anderson Carter, who purchased the land from Daniel
H. Andrews and his wife, Mary Jane Gilbert. Mary Jane was the daughter of
Goldsmith Gilbert, founder of Munseytown (Muncie).
The house first came into the Moore family after Samuel Porter Wilson purchased the two-story structure in April of 1864. Two
months later he sold it to his daughter, Clara Jane (Wilson) Moore. The Moore’s enlarged the four-room house in the 1870′s to
better accommodate their growing family. They added an entry hall, dining room, kitchen, an upstairs bathing area, a sitting room,
and another bedroom. Porches appeared after 1883. When Clara died in 1904, she left the house to her daughter, Mary Elizabeth
(Moore) Youse, a.k.a. Mame. When Mame died in 1943, she left the house to her daughter Mary (Youse) Maxon.
If you would like to schedule a group tour, please call us at (765) 282-1550.
The Hemingray Glass Company
The Hemingray Glass Company was founded by Robert Hemingray and Ralph Gray in 1848
Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1888 the company announced it start production in Muncie, Indiana. By
1890 they were operational. They are well known for being the largest manufacturer of glass
insulators.
Fire struck the Muncie plant on June 18, 1892 and the factory had to be rebuilt. By 1911 they
were running at least four furnaces seven days a week. During the 1920s machines started
taking the place of people. Rather than lose employees Hemingray began to make other items
such as bottles.
The 1930s brought the great depression. In 1933 Hemingray was bought by Owens-Illinois. This
was the same year prohibition was repealed which meant more demand for bottles but the deal
to sell had already been made.
In 1937 the one billionth Hemingray insulator was made. From 1948 to 1951 the Hemingray
division of Owens-Illinois was known as American Structural Products. It became the Kimble
division of Owens-Illinois in 1952.
In the 1950s the demand for insulators started to decline. In the 1960s they started production of
face plates for televisions. By 1966 they were no longer producing insulators or glass blocks. In
1972 the plant closed its doors for good. On September 4, 2011 the Hemingray Glass Company
site became a historic site exactly 123 years after they moved to Muncie.
Imagine this…. The Hemingray Glass Company was cranking out 50,000,000 insulators per year
back in 1907! Want to learn more of their interesting history? Enjoy “The Hemingray Glass Co, A
Most Colorful History” – by Clarice Gordon.
Source: hemingray.net
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In the Area
SURROUNDING COUNTIES
Blackford County
For information about Blackford County contact:
Blackford County Economic Development
765-348-4944
angelfire.com/in3/34IN
Henry County
For more information on Henry County contact:
Henry County Visitors Bureau
2020 S. Memorial., Ste. 1, New Castle, IN 47362
765-593-0764
henrycountyin.org
Jay County
For more information on Jay County contact:
Jay County Visitors Bureau
118 S. Meridian St., Suite. C, Portland, IN 47371
260-726-3366
visitjaycounty.com
Madison County
For more information on Madison County contact:
Madison County Visitors Bureau
6335 S. Scatterfield Rd., Anderson, IN 46013
765-643-5633
heartlandspirit.com
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For more information on Randolph County contact:
Randolph County Visitors Bureau
111 S. Main St., Winchester, IN 47394
765-584-3266
roamrandolph.org
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Wysor street depot
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nway
The Cincinnati, Richmond and Muncie Depot (also
known as the Wysor Street Depot) was built in
1901. It was acquired by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway in 1920. The station was used for passenger
train service throughout the 20th century and was
added to the National Register of Historic Places
in 1997. Restored in 2004 it now serves as the
headquarters office of the Cardinal Greenway. On
display inside are photos and artifacts of the depots
history. Cardinal Greenways offers free bike rental at
the depot along with meeting space, souvenirs and
community information.
Cardinal Greenways is a private, not-for-profit
organization that encompasses the Cardinal
Greenway, White River Greenway, Historic Wysor
Street Depot and Cardinal Equestrian Trail.
Horse Trail
Cardinal Greenways
The Cardinal Greenway is the longest rail-trail in
Indiana and spans 62 miles from Marion through
Muncie to Richmond in East Central Indiana.
Towns along the trail include Muncie, Marion, Gas
City, Gaston, Blountsville, Losantville, Economy,
Williamsburg, Webster and Richmond.
Round Barn
A variety of events and programs are offered on the
trails and at the depot throughout the year. For their
calendar of events and more information visit www.
cardinalgreenways.org.
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Demographics & Important Numbers
City and County Offices
Emergency
City of Muncie, Mayor....................................765-747-4845
Police.........................................................................911
(non-emergency) 765-747-4838
Delaware Co. Commissioners........................765-747-7730
Fire...............................................................................911
(non-emergency) 765-747-4807
Muncie-Delaware Co.
Chamber of Commerce..................................765-288-6681
Road Information
Indiana State Police........................................765-567-2125
Population
Hospital
IU Ball Memorial..............................................765-747-3111
City of Muncie.....................................................70,500 +/Delaware County...............................................117,600 +/-
Time Zone
State of Indiana.............................................5.5 million +/-
Eastern Standard Time
Weather
Average temperature for January....................................33ºF
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Average temperature for July..........................................85ºF
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Transportation
Taxi Service
Mr. Nice Guy Taxi............................................765-278-9855
PDQ Taxi.........................................................765-284-8294
Trasportation to and from
Indianapolis Airport
Indy Park Ride & Fly........................................888-230-0300
Lakefront Lines, Inc.........................................800-331-5009
Bus
City Bus / M.I.T.S.............................................765-282-2762
Airport
Delaware County Regional Airport.................765-747-5690
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4 HENRY COUNTY
2 JAY COUNTY
5 MADISON COUNTY
3 RANDOLPH COUNTY
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At Hoosier Park, fun feels like the anticipation of winning
a jackpot. Fun sounds like the thunderous excitement of a
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