59 past events with the america's hometown band tag
1 upcoming event with this tagDec 8, 2012
Saturday
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Indiana Public Radio's 10th Annual "Hometown Family Christmas"
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
Indiana Public Radio will be sponsoring its 10th annual “Hometown Family Christmas” on December 8. The show is set to take place in Emens Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The show will feature America’s Hometown Band as well as the internationally acclaimed Ball State University Singers and a special performance by the nationally recognized Royerton Elementary Children’s Choir, directed by Janice Morris. The concert will also include an opening by AHB’s jazz band directed by Dr. Phillip Cooley.
America’s Hometown Band’s jazz band plans on performing what Cooley described as “some real up-tempo, toe-tapping version of Christmas music.” These include a rendition of “Jingle Bells” featuring bass trombonist Will Frazier, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “The Christmas Song,” more commonly known as “Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire.”
The concert band plans on playing a festive medley of pieces as well. Some selections include “Sleigh Ride” by Leroy Anderson and “O Holy Night” which will feature vocal soloist Diana Guinn. Other selections include "A Most Wonderful Christmas" by Robert Sheldon, "A Showstoppin' Christmas" by Chris Sharp, and "Gloria" by Randol Bass.
The Christmas show will also feature special Christmas greetings from Ball State athletes, President Jo Ann Gora, and Muncie Mayor Dennis Tyler.
Feb 24, 2013
Sunday
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America's Hometown Band plays "Band Stars"
4:30pm to 12:42pm @
Pruis Hall, Ball State University
Contact: Roger McConnell Tel. 765-289-2041
Email: businessoffice@amhometownband.org
With a new year comes a new concert season and America’s Hometown Band will be kicking off their season at 4:30 p.m. on February 24 at Ball State University’s Pruis Hall. Their concert will be the first in the band’s 2013 concert season.
The show, aptly named “Band Stars,” will highlight some of the band’s most talented members in several featured pieces. Pianist Dr. Philip Cooley will perform George Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue” and Will Frazier will play solo trombone to Arthur Pryor’s “Thoughts of Love.” Piccolo player Rachael Eldridge will also be highlighted in a rendition of Vivaldi’s “Concerto I n C Major.”
Other feature pieces will include oboist Dr. Aryn Sweeney and saxophonist Dr. George Wolfe.
A professor of saxophone at Ball State, Dr. Wolfe is a well-known performer who has played across North America and Europe. He has performed with such groups such as the United States Navy Band, The Indianapolis Children’s Choir, and the Royal Band of the Belgian Air Force, among others. He will be playing soprano saxophone on AHB’s performance of “Los Andes” by Adriana Isabel Figueroa Manas which he premiered with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra last year.
Rounding out the night of star performances will be Dr. Aryn Sweeney’s presentation of “Concertante” by Emilie Paladilhe. Also a Ball State professor, Sweeney is the principal oboist for Muncie’s Symphony Orchestra as well as the Lexington Philharmonic. Sweeney has taught and performed with many artists around the world and in 2005 was prizewinner at the Barbirolli International Oboe Competition.
Other pieces AHB plans to perform include such favorites as “Amazing Grace,” “Star Wars,” and “Stars and Stripes Forever.”
The show is free and open to the public, in keeping with AHB’s stated mission of performing for “town and gown.” Upcoming performances include a St. Patrick’s Day performance, a first Thursday performance on May 2 at Vera Mae’s Bistro, as well as a Memorial Day service at Beech Grove Cemetery on May 27.
For questions regarding the upcoming performance or performances contact Roger McConnell. For more information regarding the band, visit their website at amhometownband.org or call 765-289-2041.
Sep 5, 2013
Thursday
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First Thursday
5pm to 8pm @
Downtown
Walnut Street
111 Arts Gallery
111 E Main
Zorn Crowder skater local celebrity outsider artist presents series of drawing on cardboard found object ink marker pen paint bring money n skateboards n beer, located next to mark 3 areas favorite gay bar we love you.The Artist Within
313 S Walnut
Botanically and Naturally Inclined – The work of Cindy Norrick Turner
Cindy Norrick Turner’s style of painting is very colorful and very bold and this is apparent to even the most casual observer. Cindy is a native of Delaware County and a graduate of BSU with a degree in graphic design. Since her first class taken from local watercolorist Brian Gordy, Turner has exhibited regularly throughout central Indiana in her own shows as well as in juried competitions. She continues to take additional classes and workshops in watercolor techniques and has admirers throughout the world due to her exposure on Facebook and Flickr. Topics for her paintings change often from the botanicals offered in this show to the architectural paintings at her next show in October 2013 at The Rose Court. Turner does commissioned work as well as of those of her own choosing. Contact Turner at renrut1105@aol.com, through her Facebook page, or through her Flickr account to see more of her paintings or for more information. She is also currently signing up students for her fall “Basic Watercolor” class that will be taught at The Artist Within.
Students for Responsible Consumerism – In the Upper Level Gallery
The Upper Level Gallery will display work submitted to the Ball State organization Students for Responsible Consumerism and the work will remain on exhibit through September 20th. Artwork from this show will then be part of the “Living Lightly Fair” held at Minnetrista on Saturday, September 21, 2013. Artwork in this exhibit must be created from reused materials or with a sustainable theme.Canan Commons
500 S Walnut
Dance, Dance, Dance
Join America’s Hometown Band at 7pm on First Thursday as they perform some of our best-loved dance tunes and perennial favorites. This concert is sponsored by Indiana Public Radio.Gallery 308
308 E Main
Borderline 2013: Board Members Past and Present
Sherry was a charter board member of Mitchell Place and also serves as the treasurer of Gallery 308 and is a talented photographer.Gordy Fine Art & Framing Co.
224 E Main
Color Ocean/Color Land – The work of Suzanne Lambert
"I live in a sea of color, the waves roll in and thru and all around." - Suzanne Lambert.Guests to the upcoming First Thursday art opening at Gordy Fine Art and Framing are in for an eye-satisfying festival of color. Suzanne Lambert is well-known for mixed media canvases with stunning arrangements of poured, dripped and sprayed paints. The former dancer seems to transfer dance movements into her work; colors flow and are embellished with staccato beats, swirls and arabesques. Titles give hints to the artist’s meaning, or the place of inspiration. That could be the Ohio River Valley or the French countryside; Lambert splits her residence/studio between two continents. “My intention is to visually convey, through color, tone and composition, the feeling and essence of places I live and visit, the people I experience.” She continues, “Energy of life moves me; I wish to bring this feeling to the viewer, to touch them and, perhaps, to lift the soul…” Lambert will fill the main gallery with new works, and will speak about her work during the opening reception on First Thursday at 6:15 PM. Reception hours are 5 to 8 PM.
iGarden – The work of Genny Gordy
"I work in a garden of colors. My eyes dart from flower to fruit to bug, but my images are always about the intense saturation of color I find, especially the infrequent blue." - Genny Gordy.Genny Gordy will hang an exhibit of photos and watercolors in the Nook gallery during the month of September. Titled “iGarden”, the show exposes the acre of land in town that Gordy and husband, Brian, somewhat wildly maintain and that Genny’s iPhone camera readily captures. Fruit trees and grape vines share space with raised bed and traditional vegetable gardens. Flowers and herbs fill every view. Artworks dot the landscape – a Kim Anderson bird bath, Matt Lynch sculpture, an Amish fertility sign, painted by a friend. A cabin, possibly 80 years old, serves as Genny’s garden shed. A blue desk in the shade is used as a garden bench and is the background for many photos. One hundred year-old trees edge the plot, and a dry stream bed runs through, serving only during heavy rains. A small bridge connects upper and lower yards where wildlife - from deer to heron to flying squirrel - has visited through the years. “It is where I reconnect with the ground beneath my feet and work out thoughts and muscles,” offers Genny. “Every day, I step out my back door into the wonder of the gardens and return renewed. These images are my attempt to share that colorful magic with others.” Gordy will speak about her work at 6:30 PM on First Thursday.
Both exhibits will remain on display through September 30, 2013, and may be viewed during normal business hours: Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM, Saturdays, 9 to 3, or by appointment.
Gordy Fine Art & Framing Co. is located at 224 E. Main Street, next door to Muncie Civic Theatre. For more information, call 765-284-8422 or visit http://www.gordyframing.com.
The Living Room
130 W Jackson
The Living Room will have art on display during First Thursday.Muncie Ballet
118 S Walnut
Muncie Ballet will have demonstrations, door prizes, mini lessons, and snacks during registration and open house on First Thursday. Shop the ballet boutique or register for dance. Tuition assistance is available.Munseetown Square Lobby
400 S Walnut
Artwork of Munseetown Square
The offices of DeFur Voran and Raymond James are partnering to transform the lobby of Munseetown Square into a gallery, featuring the works of local artists David Dale, Brian Gordy, Jim Faulkner, Eric Ernstberger, and many others.Bette Graham
Muncie native Bette Graham is known for her landscapes and popular images of cats. For over sixty years, she has been active in the local arts community. Proficient in several art media, Graham's primary focus throughout her lengthy career has been printmaking--both wood block and linoleum.Jim Faulkner
Faulkner taught and practiced contemporary abstract art while teaching at Ball State for thirteen years. Near the end of his college teaching in 1977, Faulkner returned to his background of realistic watercolor and sculpture. There, he found a search for the essence of what he believes and feels to be truth. He paints full time at the country homestead he shares with his wife, Eleanor, and various cats and dogs. His studio is a restored barn. He has received numerous awards throughout his painting career and is one of the most collected and well-known artists of east-central Indiana.Brian Gordy
Brian Gordy taught art in the public schools, the university level and privately for over 20 years. He exhibits throughout the United States and has earned numerous awards for his watercolors and charcoal drawings. Mr. Gordy, with his wife Genny and son Ben, own and operate Gordy Fine Art & Framing Company.Barbara LaRue King
After graduating from Ball State with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts, LaRue King worked as a graphic designer at Indiana Glass Company where she rejuvenated the company’s packaging and marketing. Her own line of design-on-glassware was distributed nationally through department store chains. Working at Hallmark’s Ensemble Company division, she designed product lines for Franklin Covey, the United States Post Office, and other high-profile Ensemble clients. Most recently, she has been employed at Hallmark’s Kansas City headquarters designing album and giftwrap lines in Hallmark’s Gifts Studio.Eric Ernstberger
Eric Ernstberger, a Muncie resident, is a native to extreme southern Indiana’s un-glaciated landscape which stands in bold contrast to the flat un-forested terrain of the state’s better known midsection. His love for painting, drawing and the arts was influenced by the physical attributes of this unique landscape and further evolved by the profession he has chosen to pursue for the last three decades. Ernstberger is a registered site architect and founding partner of Rundell Ernstberger Associates, the region’s largest urban design and site architectural firm with offices in Muncie, Indianapolis, and Louisville. His vivid expressionistic paintings in acrylic on paper are spontaneous, free flowing images of landscapes, objects, people, and events, offering intense abstraction or new perspectives on familiar subjects.David Dale
Artist and designer David Dale was born in Muncie in 1940. He attended the Fort Wayne Art School and Museum on scholarship where he studied figure drawing, portraiture and landscape painting. The founder of David Dale Designs, Dale also taught by invitation, Complex Interiors and Professional Practices in the School of Fine Art at Ball State. Dale paints landscapes in pastel and oil, both outdoors and in his studio. He also designs and handcrafts signature picture frames to complement his paintings. His paintings hang in corporate, museum, private and public collections.Rose Court
125 E Charles
Rose Court is pleased to feature the art work of Muncie's noted architect Anthony J. "Tony" Costello, FAIA. You may have heard or read about Tony regarding his work in architecture or his mission trips to Haiti, but you may not know that he is also an award winning artist.Tony has always done sketching as part of his architectural practice but in 2010 decided to submit sketches to Architectural Record's Napkin Sketch competition and continued to submit his sketches each year after. He won Runner-Up/Professional Award in 2011 and 2012. He is the only person to win awards in two of the three contests held since 2010. The impetus for this contest is that architects have historically sketched ideas on napkins while having a few drinks with clients or colleagues. Napkin sketching involves using a 5" x 5"plain white cocktail napkin and sketching on it with a pen.
This will be Tony's first public exhibit of his napkin sketches. Sketches and watercolors from his travels, including Italy, England, Istanbul, Haiti, New York City, and Boston, will be featured. Napkin sketches and sketchbook sketches will be available for sale.
Savage's Ale House
127 N High
The Work of Braydee Euliss
Euliss will exhibit encaustic (hot wax) paintings as well as a series of necklaces. Gallery Manager at Gordy Fine Art & Framing and a Ball State graduate, Euliss holds a BFA in Sculpture. Her vast 3-D background, coupled with an innate preoccupation with repurposing, informs her continued use of non-traditional and found media.Dec 8, 2013
Sunday
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America's Hometown Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
Ball State University
Cost: $10/$8(seniors) Come enjoy the only yearly production program of our America’s HometownBands, a community volunteer band, led by Roger McConnell, music director and their guests. The Band features a roster of BSU & East Central Indiana connected performers, and will play in the comfortable and warm festive holiday setting of Emens. The AHB Jazz & Concert Bands and special guest soloists will raise the season spirit. One of this year’s features will be The Magic City Music Men, in this year’s 12th Annual IPR Hometown Christmas Variety Show.
For additional information go to http://www.amhometownband.org; or call the AHB at 765/289-2041.Feb 23, 2014
Sunday
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America's Hometown Band "Parade of Stars" concert
4:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
Ball State University
1800 W. Riverside Ave.
Muncie’s very own AMERICA’S HOMETOWN BAND, “the Civic Band of Muncie”, revs up Emens Auditorium with a FREE “Parade of Stars” concert, in conjunction with Emens 50th anniversary celebration. This concert puts the spotlight on five standout solo performers and the artwork of Ball State Professor Emeritus Ned Griner.
The standout solo performers are:
Ball State alumni and retired local physician Phil Cooley, performs Edvard Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 16. The band accompaniment for this piece is arranged by award winning Ball State composer Jody Nagel.
Ball State alumni, outstanding music educator, and xylophone soloist David Robbins performs Floyd Werle’s ragtime piece, The Golden Age of the Xylophone.
Ball State Saxophone Professor Dr. George Wolfe plays Sammy Nestico’s beautiful ballad, Persuasion.
Local trumpeters Joel Replogle and Mike White are featured in an arrangement by Donald Hunsberger,“Themes from Bizet’s opera Carmen”. Replogle is one of Muncie’s best-kept secrets: a world-class soloist who spends most of his time being a husband, father and computer geek. Mike White is known as one of Indiana’s best lead trumpeters.
Music director of America's Hometown Band is Roger McConnell.
Oct 8, 2014
Wednesday
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America's Hometown Band Ensembles Entertain
6:30pm to 8pm @
Vera Mae's Bistro
209 South Walnut Street
Vera Mae's once again hosts small ensemble groups from America's Hometown Band as the musical entertainment for the evening dinner hours. Seating reservations are needed but no cover charge. Contact Vera Mae's website or call 765 747-4149.
This annual event marks the anniversary of the 1985 inception of Muncie's current civic band, under the direction of Roger McConnell. Spotlighting some of the big talents within America's Hometown Band, the evening's lineup includes: French Horn Ensemble, Clarinet Choir, Flute Duet, Trombone Quartet, Saxophone & Piano Duo, and Jazz Combo.
YOU are invited to help celebrate!
Oct 26, 2014
Sunday
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America's Hometown Band "BIG BAND" Performance
4pm to 12:42pm @
Pruis Hall, Ball State University
located just north of Emens Auditorium free parking at adjacent parking structure
Ball State University, next to Bracken and University Theater
Big Band, Stage Band, Dance Band, Jazz Band -- whatever you want to call it, this band has rhythm, spirit, sparkle, and great traditional & new tunes to share with you.
You'll be hoppin' & boppin' right along with these fine, fine musicial talents from within America's Hometown Band, and you can enjoy it all for FREE, on Sunday, Oct. 26 at 4 pm, Pruis Hall. Treat yourself!
Nov 11, 2014
Tuesday
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Veterans Day Honor Program with America's Hometown Band
5:30pm to 12:42pm @
Muncie Central High School
Auditorium
The City of Muncie and America’s Hometown Band invite all local citizens to a Veterans Day Celebration event -- ONE MUNCIE FOR VETERANS -- on Tuesday, Nov 11, in the Muncie Central High School auditorium. The musical portions of this event are performed by Muncie’s own America’s Hometown Band combined “side-by-side” with high school band students from Delaware County.
The evening begins at 5:30 pm in the MCHS cafeteria with a complimentary spaghetti dinner for any veteran. All others are encouraged to make a donation for their meal, with funds going to support local veteran activities.
At 7 pm, the Veterans Day honor program proceeds with patriotic music, the presentation of colors, and comments by Delaware County Veterans Officer Janet Davis; local veteran Joseph Orick; Muncie’s Mayor Dennis Tyler; Rev. Colby Smith; and Michael Austin from Muncie Central High School. Emcee for the evening is Dale Basham. Sponsors for this program are City of Muncie, Muncie Exchange Club, Ball State University, and Muncie Central High School.
Mar 17, 2015
Tuesday
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America's Hometown Band Goes Irish
5:30pm to 8pm @
Vera Mae's Bistro
209 South Walnut Street
AMERICA'S HOMETOWN BAND
GOES IRISH AT VERA MAE'S BISTROTues., March 17 – 5:30 - 8 pm
AND YOU'RE INVITED -- Special Irish dishes and special Irish tunes await diners on the 17th of March, 2015, at Vera Mae's Bistro in downtown Muncie, 209 S. Walnut St. America's Hometown Band supplies the musicians in small ensembles to make the evening Irish, from 5:30 to 8 pm. Cover charge is $5. Reservations needed. Contact Vera Mae's at http://veramaes.com, or call 747-4941.
Aug 13, 2015
Thursday
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America's Hometown Band "Big Band Jazz Under the Stars"
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center
400 E. Minnetrista Pkwy.
Enjoy this FREE outdoor concert by the Big Band contingent from America's Hometown Band. Hear these superb players recreate the sounds of swing & jazz greats such as Duke Ellington, Glenn Miller, Billy May, Count Basie, and many more.
It's "Jazz Under the Stars" in the beautiful setting of the E.B. Ball Center, above the banks of the White River.
Aug 20, 2015
Thursday
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America's Hometown Band plus The Reminisce Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Canan Commons
500 S. Walnut St
FREE! Join the crowd with your lawn chair or blanket on the grounds of Canan Commons and enjoy this unique combo program of concert band music and golden oldies. And don't forget to bring along your classic dance moves!
Aug 27, 2015
Thursday
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Westside Park Concert with America's Hometown Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Westside Park
S. Celia Ave. and W. White River Blvd.
FREE! The musicians and soloists from America's Hometown Band entertain the summer crowd in their lawn chair seats at Westside Park. The program is a sampler of musical genres - from the movies, the military band, show tunes, the classics, soft rock, and featured instrumentalists with band accompaniment. Come celebrate these last notes of summer with AHB.
Oct 25, 2015
Sunday
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Big Band Jazz Concert by America's Hometown Band
7pm to 12:42pm @
Pruis Hall, Ball State University
located between BSU Library & Emens Auditorium.
Cost: $5 admission, open seating AMERICA’S HOMETOWN BAND PRESENTS:
“SAX IN THE CITY”
with Larry Dickson, Jazz Baritone Saxophonist
- at BSU’s Pruis Hall Auditorium, Muncie -
Sunday evening, 7:00 PM, Oct. 25, 2015
The Big Band contingent from America's Hometown Band presents its autumn concert from the stage of Pruis Hall auditorium at Ball State University at 7:00 pm, Sunday, Oct. 25, 2015. Jazz Baritone Saxophonist Larry Dickson is the evening’s special Guest Performer. Tickets are $5.00 at the door, with open seating. Free parking at the nearby Emens parking structure. The superb instrumentalists of the AHB Big Band are under the leadership of co-directors Will Frazier and Phil Cooley.Dec 6, 2015
Sunday
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Joyous Notes of Christmas with America's Hometown Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
1800 W. Riverside Ave.
Cost: Adult $10, Senior $8, student FREE - Emens Box Office ON STAGE AT BSU’s EMENS AUDITORIUM on SUNDAY, DEC. 6 at 6:30 pm — bring the family to enjoy the sparkling bright concert band and jazz band sounds of Christmas from the very talented musicians of America’s Hometown Band.
In addition to the bands’ numbers, musical guests for the evening include: Cardinal Marimba Quartet; Royerton Elementary School Choir ; George Wolfe Saxophone Quartet ; Note to Self and Ladies Choice, men’s a cappella singing groups ; David Robbins , xylophone soloist; Guistino Carrano and Diana Guinn, vocal soloists.
Parking is free at both the Sursa and Emens parking structures.
Feb 21, 2016
Sunday
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Free America's Hometown Band Concert
4:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
1800 W Riverside Ave
America’s Hometown Band
Celebrates Great Beginnings!
Enjoy a luscious program of famous musical Preludes & Introductions presented by America’s Hometown Band to celebrate the 28th anniversary of the formation of the AHB, under the direction of Roger McConnell. Join the band at Emens on Sunday afternoon on Feb. 21st, 4:30 pm.
Featured solo performers are saxophonist George Wolfe (Porgy & Bess Medley by George Gershwin), and pianist Phillip Cooley (Cordoba by Julie Giroux).
Mar 17, 2016
Thursday
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St Patrick's day with America's Hometown Band
5:30pm to 8:30pm @
Vera Mae's Bistro
209 South Walnut Street, Muncie IN
Cost: $5 cover charge Irish tunes by musicians from AMERICA’S HOMETOWN BAND serve up the entertainment for the annual St. Patrick’s Day celebration at Vera Mae’s Bistro, 209 S. Walnut St., in downtown Muncie, on Thursday evening, March 17, 2016.
From 5:30 to 8 pm -- the AHB Clarinet Choir, the AHB Flute Choir, and Bill Morton’s Irish Band set the mood as they take turns playing traditional melodies from the Emerald Isle. Xylophonist David Robbins performs Irish Washerwoman. And from 8 pm on, jazz keyboardist Phil Cooley, a co-director of the AHB, closes out the evening’s musical fare.
Special Irish menu items are available for this night at Vera Mae’s and reservations are required for this event. Cover charge is $5. Contact http://veramaes.com or call 765-747-4941.
May 30, 2016
Monday
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America's Hometown Band & City of Muncie Memorial Day Service
11am to 12:42pm @
Beech Grove Cemetery
1400 W Kilgore Ave
Beech Grove Cemetery again hosts the annual Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony to honor all past and present American service personnel. All music for the ceremony, including Taps, is performed live by America's Hometown Band.
The public is invited to attend the 11 AM ceremony and take a few moments to remember and appreciate the services and lives committed to keeping America free since the birth of the nation, both locally and nationally.
Cemetery officials, plus Muncie Mayor Dennis Tyler and local military organization representatives, are to be the speakers in the program.
Jun 23, 2016
Thursday
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Jazz Under the Stars
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
The E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center
Front Lawn
400 Minnetrista Boulevard, Muncie
The Big Band from American's Hometown Band will present "Jazz Under the Stars,"at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, June 23, at the E. B. and Bertha C. Ball Center. This free concert on the front lawn of the former Edmund Burke and Bertha C. Ball family home, 400 Minnetrista Boulevard, will feature classic swing and jazz music. Bring your own chairs!
Nov 11, 2016
Friday
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Veterans Day Free Dinner & Honor Program with America's Hometown Band & City of Muncie
5:30pm to 12:42pm @
Muncie Central High School
Cafeteria and Auditorium
801 N. Walnut St., Muncie, IN 47305
Friday, Nov.11, 2016, the City of Muncie's annual Veterans Day dinner and military honor program takes place at Muncie Central High School. The dinner starts at 5:30 pm and is free for veterans; available to others for a freewill donation with all proceeds going to veterans organizations.
Honor Program starts at 7 pm, with a local color guard and speakers from local veterans service groups, plus remarks by Mayor Dennis Tyler. Music by America's Hometown Band, and including MCHS & BSU students.
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Veterans Day Free Dinner & Honor Program with America's Hometown Band & City of Muncie
5:30pm to 12:42pm @
Muncie Central High School
Cafeteria and Auditorium
801 N. Walnut St., Muncie, IN 47305
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Jazz Under the Stars
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
The E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center
Front Lawn
400 Minnetrista Boulevard, Muncie
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America's Hometown Band & City of Muncie Memorial Day Service
11am to 12:42pm @
Beech Grove Cemetery
1400 W Kilgore Ave
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St Patrick's day with America's Hometown Band
5:30pm to 8:30pm @
Vera Mae's Bistro
209 South Walnut Street, Muncie IN
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Free America's Hometown Band Concert
4:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
1800 W Riverside Ave
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Joyous Notes of Christmas with America's Hometown Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
1800 W. Riverside Ave.
-
Big Band Jazz Concert by America's Hometown Band
7pm to 12:42pm @
Pruis Hall, Ball State University
located between BSU Library & Emens Auditorium.
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Westside Park Concert with America's Hometown Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Westside Park
S. Celia Ave. and W. White River Blvd.
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America's Hometown Band plus The Reminisce Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Canan Commons
500 S. Walnut St
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America's Hometown Band "Big Band Jazz Under the Stars"
7:30pm to 12:42pm @
E.B. and Bertha C. Ball Center
400 E. Minnetrista Pkwy.
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America's Hometown Band Goes Irish
5:30pm to 8pm @
Vera Mae's Bistro
209 South Walnut Street
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Veterans Day Honor Program with America's Hometown Band
5:30pm to 12:42pm @
Muncie Central High School
Auditorium
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America's Hometown Band "BIG BAND" Performance
4pm to 12:42pm @
Pruis Hall, Ball State University
located just north of Emens Auditorium free parking at adjacent parking structure
Ball State University, next to Bracken and University Theater
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America's Hometown Band Ensembles Entertain
6:30pm to 8pm @
Vera Mae's Bistro
209 South Walnut Street
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America's Hometown Band "Parade of Stars" concert
4:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
Ball State University
1800 W. Riverside Ave.
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America's Hometown Band
6:30pm to 12:42pm @
Emens Auditorium
Ball State University
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First Thursday
5pm to 8pm @
Downtown
Walnut Street
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America's Hometown Band plays "Band Stars"
4:30pm to 12:42pm @
Pruis Hall, Ball State University