33 Past Events at E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center

You are invited to a DOCENTS FORUM, Friday, September 10, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. at The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center.
Cathy Shouse, Journalist and Author of Images of America: Fairmount, will read and discuss her recently released book. Fans of James Dean, Jim Davis, and Indiana history will certainly enjoy this presentation.

No Charge, but reservations are required. Please call 285-8975.

You are invited to attend a Forum at The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center, 400 Minnetrista Blvd on Friday, October 15, 2010 at 10:00 am.  "Why We Read Mysteries" will be presented by Delonda Hartmann, author of "Home, Sweet Funderal Home," a young-adult mystery, and author of six locally produced plays.  There is no charge, but advance reservations are required.  Please call 285-8975.

Tour The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center.  No charge.

Docents Forum with Host Austin Lugar, Friday November 12, 2010 at 10:00 am at The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center.  Topic: "Still LOST: A Fun Look at the Hit ABC Series." No charge, BUT RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.  Please call 285-8975 for more information or for a reservation.

Enjoy the season with a tour of The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center decorated for the Christmas Holidays.  Over 28 trees and decorations galour!  Free and open to the public.  Coincides with Minnetrista Cultural Center's Luminaria Walk.  Musical entertainment all evening and craft demonstrations. 

Enjoy the season with a tour of The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center decorated for the Christmas Holidays.  Over 28 trees and decorations galour!  Free and open to the public.  Coincides with Minnetrista Cultural Center's Luminaria Walk.  Musical entertainment all evening and craft demonstrations. 

"A Colonial Christmas" presented by Host Thomas Schnuck, superintendent of Beech Grove Cemetery and a life-long student of American colonial history.  He has held various offices in the Sons of the American Revolution at state and national levels.  Free, but reservations are required.  Please call 285-8975.

Author, Indiana native, and Ball State professor Cathy Day will read from her book "Comeback Season" and discuss the different ways that, despite being a terrible athlete, sports have informed her writing, her teaching, and her life.

You are invited to attend the next E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center, Docents Forum, on Friday, April 8, 2011. "Facebook for Beginners" will be presented by Nancy Prater, Director of Marketing and Communications, Ball State School of Extended Education. There is no charge, but reservations are required. Please call Nancy Lindley, 285-8975, for more information and to register.

The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center (400 N Minnetrista Parkway, Muncie) presents "To Kill a Mockingbird: From Novel to Film" hosted by Conrad Lane, Friday, October 7, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Conrad Lane will discuss the major differences between the novel and the film, examine the making of the movie, and highlight the various cast members. There is no fee, but reservations are required. Please call 285-8975.

Upcoming Program at The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center
Topic: War and Music
Speaker: Dr. Linda Pohly, Ball State Professor of Music
Date/Time: Thursday, Novembe 10, 10:00 a.m.
Place: E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center, 400 N. Minnetrista Parkway, Muncie, IN 47303
Fee: No fee, but reservations are required. Please call 285-8975.

Dr. Pohly will discuss the many links between war and music. Participants are invited to share their own memories or ideas regarding the link between these two ubiquitous endeavors

Holiday Open House at E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center, 400 N. Minnetrista Parkway, Muncie IN 47303. Friday December 2 and Saturday December 3, 6-9pm. Come and enjoy the beauty of the holidays. Over thirty decorated trees, beautiful rooms and musical entertainment.

Holiday Open House at E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center, 400 N. Minnetrista Parkway, Muncie IN 47303. Friday December 2 and Saturday December 3, 6-9pm. Come and enjoy the beauty of the holidays. Over thirty decorated trees, beautiful rooms and musical entertainment.

Learn the basic calligraphy lettering style of italics, which gives you the foundation and knowledge to use several letter styles (Celtic, Old English, and etc.) You will learn the strokes involved to create designs ranging from elaborate documents to personalized notes for your family and friends. Course is taught by Muncie native, Paula Sullivan, who has been a lettering artist for more than 32 years.

You may register online at www.bsu.edu/ebball. You may also call 285-8975 or e-mail ebball@bsu.edu.

Learn the basic calligraphy lettering style of italics, which gives you the foundation and knowledge to use several letter styles (Celtic, Old English, and etc.) You will learn the strokes involved to create designs ranging from elaborate documents to personalized notes for your family and friends. Course is taught by Muncie native, Paula Sullivan, who has been a lettering artist for more than 32 years.

You may register online at www.bsu.edu/ebball. You may also call 285-8975 or e-mail ebball@bsu.edu.

Learn the basic calligraphy lettering style of italics, which gives you the foundation and knowledge to use several letter styles (Celtic, Old English, and etc.) You will learn the strokes involved to create designs ranging from elaborate documents to personalized notes for your family and friends. Course is taught by Muncie native, Paula Sullivan, who has been a lettering artist for more than 32 years.

You may register online at www.bsu.edu/ebball. You may also call 285-8975 or e-mail ebball@bsu.edu.

Learn the basic calligraphy lettering style of italics, which gives you the foundation and knowledge to use several letter styles (Celtic, Old English, and etc.) You will learn the strokes involved to create designs ranging from elaborate documents to personalized notes for your family and friends. Course is taught by Muncie native, Paula Sullivan, who has been a lettering artist for more than 32 years.

You may register online at www.bsu.edu/ebball. You may also call 285-8975 or e-mail ebball@bsu.edu.

Learn the basic calligraphy lettering style of italics, which gives you the foundation and knowledge to use several letter styles (Celtic, Old English, and etc.) You will learn the strokes involved to create designs ranging from elaborate documents to personalized notes for your family and friends. Course is taught by Muncie native, Paula Sullivan, who has been a lettering artist for more than 32 years.

You may register online at www.bsu.edu/ebball. You may also call 285-8975 or e-mail ebball@bsu.edu.

No Charge - Reservations required by calling 765-285-8975 or e-mailing ebball@bsu.edu.
Presenter: Austin Lugar
Doctor Who was on for 1963-1989 with seven different actors playing The Doctor. After a failed FOX TV movie in 1996, it seemed that the show was dead forever. Yet one ambitious producer rebooted the franchise in 2005 with high critical success and a new generation of fans. No longer are there cheesy costumes or wobbly sets, but slick special effects, incredible stories and surprisingly emotional depth. In a fun look at the past 7 years of the show, Austin Lugar will talk about why this show is so special. (This will be an entirely different talk than the one on Wednesday and there won't be too many spoilers for new fans.)

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Learn the basic calligraphy lettering style of italics, which gives you the foundation and knowledge to use several letter styles (Celtic, Old English, and etc.) You will learn the strokes involved to create designs ranging from elaborate documents to personalized notes for your family and friends. Course is taught by Muncie native, Paula Sullivan, who has been a lettering artist for more than 32 years.

You may register online at www.bsu.edu/ebball. You may also call 285-8975 or e-mail ebball@bsu.edu.