13 past events with the radio tag

Every Thursday at The Cup, a recent episode of "The Scene" from Indiana Public Radio will be played. "The Scene" highlights the best live local music from Central Indiana. Swing by, have a great cup of coffee, and enjoy some great tunes!

This episode:

Dreams of University - The Muncie natives reunited to put on one hell of a final show.

Gentlemen - "The pursuit of being gentlemanly, if such a thing still exists anymore, is the thing we seek. We are bringing back the lost art of chivalry, with a love for music, and for those who embrace it. So, please come enjoy the music with us, and the journey on which it leads us. And when you see us, expect a smile, a handshake, and a badass show.

Thank you,
The Gentlemen"

Every Thursday at The Cup, a recent episode of "The Scene" from Indiana Public Radio will be played. "The Scene" highlights the best live local music from Central Indiana. Swing by, have a great cup of coffee, and enjoy some great tunes!

This episode:

Steven and the Savvy - "Steven Dunn started playing music when he took his first piano lesson in kindergarten. After many years, and forgetting most of his piano lessons, Steven has finally made his own impact on the music scene. An avid songwriter, he developed a unique and personal style sliding apart from the indie standard of fashion and song style. Starting as a solo artist in December of 2009, a band started forming midway through 2010, Steven and the Savvy was born. They have been featured in Nashville, Chicago, Indianapolis, and their hometown of Bloomington, IN. As a group they draw their inspiration from friends and family, and ultimately from all the beautiful life around them. So, come check out their shows and maybe you’ll inspire their next song."

Hawk and Dove - 6-piece psychedelic folk country rock.

Every Thursday at The Cup, a recent episode of "The Scene" from Indiana Public Radio will be played. "The Scene" highlights the best live local music from Central Indiana. Swing by, have a great cup of coffee, and enjoy some great tunes!

This episode:

Girls Rock! Indianapolis Summer Showcase - "Girls Rock! is a non-profit organization dedicated to building positive self-esteem in girls and encouraging creative expression through music. This music education programs provides girls with an opportunity to participate in an environment that fosters leadership, encourages social change, and cultivates a supportive community of female peers and mentors. Rock."

Every Thursday at The Cup, a recent episode of "The Scene" from Indiana Public Radio will be played. "The Scene" highlights the best live local music from Central Indiana. Swing by, have a great cup of coffee, and enjoy some rad tunes!

This episode:

BGPJ - Two-piece blues/rock band from Marion, IN.

The StereoFidelics - "Imagine you’re back in time enjoying the groove and virtuosity of 70’s art-rock band, then hurled decades forward, colliding with the energy and intensity of today’s indie rock scene. There’s unexpectedly powerful jazzy female vocals intertwined with a strong, satin-smooth male voice. Thumping synth basslines and popping, funky drumbeats drive the skillfully intricate guitar playing and explosions of electric violin string-shredding. Reflecting their influences of past and present (including Frank Zappa, Led Zeppelin, the Talking Heads, Arcade Fire, and the White Stripes), the StereoFidelics avoid performing with loops, computers, and digital effects in favor of the more organic approach of using Moog Taurus pedals, scat vocal solos, and multi-instrumentalism. You see, the fast-fingered guitar player (Chris Padgett) keeps the basslines pounding through a one-octave floor keyboard, the tiny female vocalist (Melissa McGinley) is also the drummer; he sings too, and she plays violin. They perform with a natural passion and synchronicity that not only dispels any association with the herky-jerky one-man-band cliché, but post-performance, leaves their audience sympathetically exhausted and dripping with sweat."

Every Thursday at The Cup, a recent episode of "The Scene" from Indiana Public Radio will be played. "The Scene" highlights the best live local music from Central Indiana. Swing by, have a great cup of coffee, and enjoy some rad tunes!

This episode:

Molehill - "Since 2009 Molehill has had over 150 performances throughout the Midwest and East Coast and along the way has opened for major and indie label acts Bret Michaels, Blind Melon, Royal Bliss, The Elms, and Jesse Malin. In 2010-12 Molehill showcased at the Millennium Music Conference in Harrisburg, PA and was featured twice in the Red Eye (Chicago Tribune Pop Publication) along with features in numerous local print and online publications. 2011 continued with tours throughout the midwest and east coast and an invitation to perform at CBS Studio Chicago where they received high praise from a celebrity panel including owner of the Metro (Chicago) Joe Shanahan, US99 Morning Show Host Lisa Dent and Chicago R&B stalwart Frayne Lewis.On March 6th, 2012 Molehill’s new album ‘Equinox’ was released. The release was coupled with a sold out show in Chicago. ‘Equinox’ was produced by Manny Sanchez and Molehill."

Late Nite Reading - "Surfacing from suburbia Indiana, pop-punk band Late Nite Reading is quickly climbing up the industry ladder and doesn’t show signs of slowing down. After two EP releases and ready for a third, the band has done nothing but spread their name and tour non-stop throughout 2012 & 2013. For being a band just out of high school, they have already shared the stage with an impressive roster of bands such as All Time Low, Cartel, The Summer Set, and Taking Back Sunday."

This is the new and improved Great Greenway Tour! Same great ride, with lots of added fun!

Friday
Critical Mass/Community Group Ride
A (free!) fun community group ride around Muncie (only a few miles!). The ride ends downtown for a festival kick-off party with entertainment, games and bike-themed challenges!

Saturday
Supported & Guided Tours
Tour all 65+ miles of the Cardinal Greenway, as well as other marked routes around the area. Ride support stops (SAGs) with food and drinks will be provided.

Not Interested in a long ride? How about a short guided bike tour of Muncie’s Historical sites? Or how about a “Weird Muncie” or Muncie Brewery Tour?!

The Cardinal Greenway Depot is Festival Headquarters! There will be fun for everyone, no matter what your cycling interest! Kid’s activities, food, and drinks will be available!

Kids age 12 and under are free with an Adult registration. Registration includes a t-shirt, lunch, swag bag, and 1 tour. Additional tours can be purchased for $5. 


Rain or shine event, no refunds on registrations.

Sunday
Muncie Grand Prix Criterium Race – Downtown!
Come to downtown Muncie to watch (or participate!) in an exciting and short course circuit race. Cyclists will race for money and prizes on a 0.7 mi course throughout downtown Muncie, by the new hotel and around the roundabout! This is a USA Cycling sanctioned race! 

This is the new and improved Great Greenway Tour! Same great ride, with lots of added fun!

Friday
Critical Mass/Community Group Ride
A (free!) fun community group ride around Muncie (only a few miles!). The ride ends downtown for a festival kick-off party with entertainment, games and bike-themed challenges!

Saturday
Supported & Guided Tours
Tour all 65+ miles of the Cardinal Greenway, as well as other marked routes around the area. Ride support stops (SAGs) with food and drinks will be provided.

Not Interested in a long ride? How about a short guided bike tour of Muncie’s Historical sites? Or how about a “Weird Muncie” or Muncie Brewery Tour?!

The Cardinal Greenway Depot is Festival Headquarters! There will be fun for everyone, no matter what your cycling interest! Kid’s activities, food, and drinks will be available!

Kids age 12 and under are free with an Adult registration. Registration includes a t-shirt, lunch, swag bag, and 1 tour. Additional tours can be purchased for $5. 


Rain or shine event, no refunds on registrations.

Sunday
Muncie Grand Prix Criterium Race – Downtown!
Come to downtown Muncie to watch (or participate!) in an exciting and short course circuit race. Cyclists will race for money and prizes on a 0.7 mi course throughout downtown Muncie, by the new hotel and around the roundabout! This is a USA Cycling sanctioned race! 

This is the new and improved Great Greenway Tour! Same great ride, with lots of added fun!

Friday
Critical Mass/Community Group Ride
A (free!) fun community group ride around Muncie (only a few miles!). The ride ends downtown for a festival kick-off party with entertainment, games and bike-themed challenges!

Saturday
Supported & Guided Tours
Tour all 65+ miles of the Cardinal Greenway, as well as other marked routes around the area. Ride support stops (SAGs) with food and drinks will be provided.

Not Interested in a long ride? How about a short guided bike tour of Muncie’s Historical sites? Or how about a “Weird Muncie” or Muncie Brewery Tour?!

The Cardinal Greenway Depot is Festival Headquarters! There will be fun for everyone, no matter what your cycling interest! Kid’s activities, food, and drinks will be available!

Kids age 12 and under are free with an Adult registration. Registration includes a t-shirt, lunch, swag bag, and 1 tour. Additional tours can be purchased for $5. 


Rain or shine event, no refunds on registrations.

Sunday
Muncie Grand Prix Criterium Race – Downtown!
Come to downtown Muncie to watch (or participate!) in an exciting and short course circuit race. Cyclists will race for money and prizes on a 0.7 mi course throughout downtown Muncie, by the new hotel and around the roundabout! This is a USA Cycling sanctioned race! 

INconversation with Jean Thompson

by Indiana Humanities

Join a discussion with Jean Thompson, author of "The Year We Left Home" and Barb Shoup!

“But back home, I can look up and down just about any street and there’s people I’m either related to or I’ve known them all my life and my parents have known them and my grandparents knew their grandparents and there’s a comfort in that. I miss it. That’s all I’m saying. Here, it’s like we’re not from anywhere.”

These words, spoken by one of the characters in Jean Thompson’s novel The Year We Left Home, echo the lyrics of one of Indiana’s most recognizable songs, “Back Home Again in Indiana.” Like the song, Jean’s novel, selected by Indiana Humanities for its One State / One Story statewide read in 2020, describes the enduring, uniting power of place—why we choose or are forced to leave and when we decide to come home.

Jean Thompson, the New York Times bestselling author and National Book Award finalist for The Year We Left Home, is a Midwesterner with Indiana roots. We’re pleased to have her join us for a virtual INconversation to talk about her book, her career as a writer, and the stories we tell about the Midwest. Barb Shoup, the founding director of the Indiana Writers Center, will moderate the conversation.

This special INconversation caps off a year of One State / One Story programming around the state and the second year of Indiana Humanities'’ INseparable initiative.

EVENT DETAILS

This event will take place on Zoom; tickets are free but advanced registration is required. A confirmation email with details of how to log-in to the program will be sent the week of the event.

Register here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/inconversation-with-jean-thompson-registration-116010988991?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_eid=0738f080de&mc_cid=e2ef17475f

WHY WE CHOSE THE YEAR WE LEFT HOME

Jean Thompson’s The Year We Left Home offers a sweeping, multi-generational look at changing Midwestern life during the final decades of the twentieth century. Read more:

https://indianahumanities.org/why-we-chose-the-year-we-left-home?mc_cid=e2ef17475f&mc_eid=0738f080de

ABOUT JEAN THOMPSON

Jean Thompson is a novelist and short-story writer. Her works include the novels A Cloud in the Shape of a Girl, She Poured Out Her Heart, The Humanity Project, The Year We Left Home, City Boy, Wide Blue Yonder, The Woman Driver, and My Wisdom, as well as the short-story collections The Witch and Other Tales Re-Told, Do Not Deny Me, Throw Like a Girl, Who Do You Love (a National Book Award finalist), Little Face and Other Stories, and The Gasoline Wars. Thompson’s short fiction has been published in many magazines and journals, including the New Yorker, and anthologized in The Best American Short Stories and The Pushcart Prize. Thompson has been the recipient of Guggenheim and National Endowment for the Arts fellowships, among other accolades, and has taught creative writing at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Reed College, Northwestern University and other colleges and universities. She lives in Urbana, Illinois.

ABOUT ONE STATE / ONE STORY

One State / One Story invites Hoosiers to engage deeply with a book as part of a statewide conversation tied to Indiana Humanities’ current theme, INseparable. In 2020, we’re reading Jean Thompson’s The Year We Left Home.

ABOUT INDIANA HUMANITIES

Indiana Humanities connects people, opens minds and enriches lives by creating and facilitating programs that encourage Hoosiers to think, read and talk. www.IndianaHumanities.org

Indiana Humanities will make reasonable modifications to ensure that everyone has an equal opportunity to enjoy our programs. If you need an accommodation, please email Claire Mauschbaugh at cmauschbaugh@indianahumanities.org.

Difficult Conversations: Why they are important and how to have them.

Join Indiana Humanities, Indiana Public Broadcasting and Side Effects to talk through how to have thoughtful and productive conversations.

This year's election, protests and the pandemic have put a spotlight on divisions between loved ones and within communities. With the holidays approaching, how can you prepare yourself to have thoughtful conversations with friends, family, or anyone who has a viewpoint different from your own? Are there topics that should be avoided? What approaches create productive conversations and what approaches don't?

Register Here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/difficult-conversations-why-they-are-important-and-how-to-have-them-tickets-127218517009?aff=odeimcmailchimp&mc_eid=0738f080de&mc_cid=e2ef17475f

Indiana Public Broadcasting News

https://ipbs.org/

Indiana Public Broadcasting news is a collaboration of NPR and PBS-affiliate reporters across Indiana, covering education, policy, health, business, workforce, energy, and evnironment issues.

Gracing our Canan Commons stage in Downtown Muncie for our final show of our 2024 Season, we are excited to host Sybarite5! Don't miss returning MTTMS favorites Ball State University Jazz Ensembles opening up the show! Our Muncie Three Trails Music Series concerts are FREE, held outdoors, and lawn chairs are welcome! Come early and come hungry for the local food/drink vendors!

Comprised of Sami Merdinian and Sarah Whitney, violins; Angela Pickett, viola; Laura Metcalf, cello; and Louis Levitt, bass. Sybarite5 has taken audiences by storm all across the US, forever changing the perception of chamber music performance. Dubbed the “Millennial Kronos,” Sybarite5’s eclectic repertoire includes music with roots in classical, rock, jazz, hip-hop, Armenian folk, and the avant-garde. From Bowie to Radiohead, Coltrane to Piazzolla, Pete Seeger to the Punch Brothers, and Akiho to Komitas, their selections, when combined with their commanding performance style, are turning heads throughout the music world.

Our 2024 Season is sponsored by Ball State University, thank you!

🎶 Explore The Trails, Enjoy The Music! 🎶

Learn more about the band here:

www.sybarite5.org

And learn more about the Muncie Three Trails Music Series here:

https://www.munciethreetrails.com