Events on November 21, 2026
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Self-Defense Class
3pm @
Muncie Liberation Studio
Next to Chavas and China Express
1809 W University Avenue
Join us for another session of our self defense workshop led by Brazilian Jujutsu artist Jared Loper!
Self-defense has a long legacy within left radical traditions and should be understood as necessary for collective safety and a portal towards autonomy, self-determination and liberation.
This is a free, hands-on event where attendees will be trained in basic self-defense skills and will walk away more competent and confident in their ability to defend themselves and their community.
Live Music Concert
6:30pm @
Muncie Liberation Studio
Next to Chavas and China Express
1809 W University Avenue
Cost: $10 or pwyc 
Live music in Muncie Saturday November 21st!
Featuring:
Cherry Flavored Dingleberries (FW alternative)
Andrew Snakez aka dj poolboy26
Lynvale (NWI Emo Pop)
Needleism (Indy Mathrock)
Hospitality (Munciecore)
1809 W. University Ave, 7PM, $10 PWYC, all proceeds go to Muncie Liberation Studio- Capital: a dance film choreographed and directed by lilly bass 6:30pm @ Muncie Liberation Studio Next to Chavas and China Express 1809 W University Avenue
Join us this November for two opportunities to see Lilly Bass’s capstone dance film,“Capital”! With the ever-growing rise of fascism, this film is a critique of american capitalism and culture told through the lens of dance and performing arts. The film touches on different subjects of capitalism such as labor, overconsumption, imperialism, and post-capitalist revolution. A discussion and talk back will happen after both showings.
- Fall Opera 7:30pm to 10pm @ Sursa Performance Hall, Ball State University Corner of Riverside and McKinley
Cost: $18 advance, $20 at door Enjoy a brilliant performance from Ball State's Opera Theatre program in Sursa Performance Hall! Director Jon Truitt will be stage directing and vocal coach Cara Chowning will conduct.
This concert is “The Barber of Seville”, one of the most popular operas in the world. It’s a hilarious Rossini comedy that features many of operas greatest arias all in one show.
Learn more about the Ball State Opera Theatre program.
Tickets are sold through the College of Fine Arts Box Office located at Sursa Hall.
