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The Harvest Moon Film Festival: A Gathering of Films and Filmmakers Celebrating the Midwest will take place November 8th-11th at Cornerstone Center for the Arts and Muncie Civic Theatre. The festival will feature several Midwestern films along with award winning entries to the festival. A complete schedule of events and links to the film descriptions and trailers are below. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, 2007 7:30pm Awards Ceremony, free and open to the public Cornerstone Center for the Arts SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10, 2007
Cornerstone Center for the Arts is proud to present readings from the Creative Writing Workshop. Students will perform a free public reading of their works on Monday, November 5th at 7:30 pm. This event will take place at the Blue Bottle in Downtown Muncie at 206 S. Walnut. At this event, you will also be able to reserve your copy of the Cornerstone literary journal for only $2.00. Cornerstone Center for the Arts publishes a literary journal showcasing community writers. We are looking for quality submissions for this year's journal. All are welcome to submit work. You can submit up to three entries of fiction, creative nonfiction, or poetry on any theme. Submit no more than 15 pages total (double spaced, 12-pt font). Cornerstone reserves the right to edit your work for grammar and content. E-mail your submissions to staylor@cornerstonearts.org by November 16th to be considered. In your e-mail, please include your name, phone number, hometown, and age. The journal will also be available to purchase for just $2.00 at the Cornerstone Celebration on December 2nd. Contact the Education Office at 281-9503 with any questions.
 Come join Cornerstone Center for the Arts for this free event to start off the holiday season presented by Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi! On Saturday, November 17th from 1:00pm-3:30pm, children and adults alike will enjoy various activities on the 2nd floor of the Cornerstone Center for the Arts building. Additional support provided by Indiana Public Radio, Indiana Arts Commision, Arts Place, Inc., and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
 Please join Cornerstone Center for the Arts as we celebrate our classes and students. This event is free and open to the public and will feature: Activities, Crafts, Prizes, Food, Music Performances, Free Classes, Dance Performances, Visual Art Gallery, Theatre Skit, Spring Class Registration, Kindermusik Classes, Clay Wheel Demonstrations, Private Lessons Recital, and much more!
Join us Sunday, December 2nd from 2:00pm-5:00pm at Cornerstone Center for the Arts 
November 16: Deadline for Literary Journal submissions November 17: Candy Cane Lane November 19-23: Thanksgiving Break/No Classes December 2: Cornerstone Celebration December 3-6: Last Week of Classes January 28: Spring Classes Begin
Cornerstone Center for the Arts is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that needs community support to succeed in its mission. If you feel that Cornerstone has benefited you and this community, please consider donating funds, materials, or time to help maintain this organization. One way to support Cornerstone Center for the Arts is to donate your used ink cartridges. We can use Dell, HP, and Lexmark cartridges. We turn these cartridges into Staples for $3.00 coupons which cuts down on what we have to spend on office supplies. If you have any you would like to donate, please bring them to the Education Office at the Cornerstone building. Donations can be made to Cornerstone by check or credit card. Check out our website for more details, or call 765.281.9503 and speak with Lori to make a contribution over the phone. Some items that we currently need include a video camera, arts related books and DVDs for our library, computers with Pentium 4 or higher processors, computer monitors and quality visual art supplies. Thank you for considering making a donation to Cornerstone!   |
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