28 past events with the training tag

Looking for a Fun, Warm Place to Volunteer??

You are invited to attend a training for community members interested in giving tours, planning programs, taking care of Orchids or helping in a variety of ways at the Dr. Joe and Alice Rinard Orchid Greenhouse on the Campus of Ball State University. 

Community members, who are interested in and willing to learn more about orchids and working with a variety of age groups are encouraged to attend.  Requirements for volunteers include attending one additional training after you complete the initial one.  

Check out our website at www.bsu.edu/orchids. 

If interested in Registering for the Volunteer Training, please e-mail Cheryl LeBlanc, Curator at cleblanc@bsu.edu or call 765-285-8839.  

Parking is available near Christy Woods on the Ball State University campus. No permit required on Saturdays. For questions, contact Cheryl LeBlanc or call 765-285-8839. 

In partnership with Zach Kononov of Zachting Studio.

Music expresses that which cannot be simply spoken. Sign up and work with professional actor, Zach Kononov as we explore storytelling techniques through musical theatre.

Upon registration you will receive a Zoom link and workshop information.

In partnership with Zach Kononov of Zachting Studio

Acting for the stage and acting for film require a different set of skills. Today, acting for the camera has become a necessary (and fun) way to perform theatre and share stories. Sign up to day to dive into the world of film.

Upon registration you will receive a Zoom link and workshop information.

Learn how to create three easy hairstyles for all types of medium-to-long length hair in this hands-on workshop. All are welcome regardless of gender! Registration is $5 per family.

All ages welcome

Limited to 8 families

MEET THE MAKER: SteVen Knipp is a certified Paul Mitchell color expert and hairstylist who has been serving the Muncie community for the past 17 years. When his hands aren't tangled up in hair you will find SteVen all over the community volunteering his time, energy, and resources, loving his community and trying to make the world a better place! Find SteVen online at SteVenKnipp.com.

Join students who manage Book Arts Collaborative for a tour of their working museum shop and the opportunity to print and bind a functional, pocket-sized notebook. Operate a 19th-century printing press, pamphlet-stitch a notebook, and finish it off in our guillotine cutter and hydraulic corner rounder. Meet our students and mutually get to know one another as you enjoy this project together.

All ages welcome

Limited to 10 participants

MEET THE MAKER: Book Arts Collaborative was founded in 2015. Its mission is to preserve the apprentice-taught skills of letterpress printing and hand-sewn book binding, and to share those with the public.