10 Past Events at Muncie City Hall

Please join Gallery 308 & Mayor Dennis Tyler as we dedicate Sally Myers' sculpture "Growing through the Changes" to the citizens & City of Muncie. Gallery 308 members with assistance from the Community Foundation commissioned this piece as a gift of public art. Attend a reception , poetry reading and show opening at Gallery 308 following 

Save Tuhey - Our Backyard - Everyone's Park!

Join with signs to support the Save Tuhey efforts, or watch the livestream and comment! 

The Muncie City Council's Land & Traffic Committee meets at City Hall on Tuesday, December 1st at 6:00p to hear comments on the proposal to allow the YMCA to use the large greenspace where Tuhey Towers is located at Tuhey Park & Pool for a new building and parking lots. The Downtown YMCA would then close. Folks are gathering outside at 5:30p with signs up and masks on to let people know their opinions, and attending the meeting at 6:00p. Attend one, attend both, or watch online!

This meeting will be livestreamed if you are unable to attend in person (and attendance will be pandemic-limited to 50 people). Comments on the livestream will be reviewed by Council after their meeting. You will find many posts offering the opinions of Munsonians and this livestream on the Friends of Tuhey Facebook page:

Facebook.com/FriendsOfTuhey

You may also email City Council Members Robinson, Ingram, and Smith prior to the meeting to let them know how you feel about this proposal.

Check out: SaveTuhey.org

Artwork by Kort Huffman.

☘️ Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with an exciting parade through the streets of DWNTWN! ☘️ 

The Parade will begin at Muncie City Hall, travel South on Walnut Street to Charles Street, and return along Mulberry Street. Parade attendees are asked to line up on Walnut Street between Wysor and Charles Streets, and on Charles Street from Walnut to Mulberry Streets. No candy will be thrown until parade entries reach Wysor Street. 🍬

Want to participate in the parade?

Community groups, businesses, and individuals are invited to join the parade.

Entry fees are as follows:

Political Entries: $75.00
Business Entries: $50.00
Non-Profit/Family/Neighborhood Entries: $25.00

Download Parade Entry Form here:

https://www.downtownmuncie.org/s/DTM_StPatricksParadeForm_2024.pdf

Pay Entry Fee here:

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/DWNTWNMUNCIE

Parade line-up for participants will begin at 4:30 pm at Muncie City Hall parking lot. Parade sign in and entrance will be from Walnut Street entrance.

Contact Cheryl Crowder for more information.

Honor of Victims and Survivors of Gun Violence !

Join us as we come together to honor the lives lost and forever changed by gun violence. As part of the national Wear Orange movement, we’re hosting a rally to promote healing, safety, and hope.

🧡 Why We Gather: Every year, too many lives are taken or impacted by gun violence. We wear orange to remember the victims, support the survivors, and demand a safer future for our communities. We'll educate the community about the origins of Wear Orange and the importance of gun violence prevention work. Participants and passersby will learn how they can help us in this fight through action, awareness, and education.

🧡 Let’s come together, take action, and recommit to ending gun violence.