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Nov 7-17, 2010

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• Doc's Trivia Night 9pm @ Doc's Music Hall 215 S. Walnut

  Ages:	21+

  Come play solo or as a team for your chance at a $50 bar tab. Free to play, Doc's Trivia Night has been baffling and entertaining downtown patrons every Sunday for more than three years. Test your knowledge in a broad range of topics and enjoy our ridiculous drink specials. 

  Added by:	Mary Ogle
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/336

• University Film Series: Coming Home 7:30pm @ Ball State University, AJ 175

  Greetings!

  We are pleased to announce the University Film Series schedule for Fall 2010. All films will be shown on DVD in AJ 175 Tuesdays at 7:30 P. M. We include here links to the Internet Movie Database (imdb.com) for more information:

  Tuesday, October 5 Red Cliff (Chi bi)

  Tuesday, October 19 The Painted Veil (2006)

  Tuesday, November 9 Coming Home (1978)

  As always, all films are free and open to campus and community.

  We hope to see you there!

  The University Film Committee

  Robert Benson, Land Arch; Fred Bower, Art; Lambert Deckers, Psych Sci; John Fillwalk, Art; Wes Gehring, TComm; Wade Jennings, English, Emeritus; Charles Jones, Math, Emeritus; Stan Keil, Econ, Emeritus; Conrad Lane, Elem Ed, Emeritus; Tom Lowe, Univ Coll, Emeritus; Norman Marin-Calderon, ML&C; Kecia McBride, College of Sciences & Humanities; Harold McGrath, David Stout, Todd Terrell, Community Reps; Kaitlin Misbach, Anthony Perrin, Samantha Roderick, Student Reps; Chris Shea, ML&C; Jason Sloan, TC; Rodger Smith, Theat & Dance

  Tags:	ball state university, film showings
  Added by:	Graham Watson
  Source:	Ball State Communications Center
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/266

• Organ Recital with Rubin Abdullin 7:30pm @ Sursa Hall

  Rubin Abdullin, dean of the Conservatory of Music, Kazan, Russia, in a recital of chamber/ensemble music with organ 
  
  with 
  - Tina Cowling, soprano; Leonid Sirotkin, oboe; Anna Vayman, violin 
  - the Ball State Concert Choir and Chamber Choir 
  - Andrew Crow, Duane Karna, Harmony Murphy, conductors 
  - featuring the music of Bach, Britten, Buxtehude, Durufle, Liszt, Mendelssohn, and Sweelinck 
  
  

  Tags:	classical music, organ
  Added by:	Mary Ogle
  Source:	http://klkoriath.iweb.bsu.edu/
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/352

• Frozen 7:30pm @ Strother Theatre

  Cost:	$6.50-students, $8.50-general public

  A bereaved mother, a serial killer, and a research scientist inhabit Bryony Lavery's controversial tale of emotional paralysis and the search for forgiveness. Join us for the experience of Frozen, a play about three very different people whose lives intertwine by circumstances that render them all irrevocably changed.
  
  For more information, please contact the
  University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu.

  Added by:	Mary Ogle
  Source:	Ball State Communications Center
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/344

• New Folk: Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem 7:30pm @ Pruis Hall

  Cost:	$5 to $22 (see below)

  Wicked grooves, sublime lead singing, great harmonies, sparkling original songs, and a deep repertoire that spans 200 years of American music. That's Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem, four people who share an irresistible chemistry on stage. Don't miss your chance to see them live at Pruis Hall this Thursday, November 11 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are just $17 (in advance) and $5 for youth & BSU students. BSU faculty/staff buy one adult, get one free.

  Rani Arbo & daisy mayhem is an unusually gleeful string band that celebrates both tradition and improvisation and that stumps the categorizers. (Are they an agnostic gospel band? A homeopathic bluegrass band? Are they crazy?).

  The Boston Globe described it as "neo old-timey with cosmopolitan splashes of contemporary pop and jazz." It's an exuberant mix of musical idioms, held together by superb musicianship, impeccable taste, and the band's charismatic vocals. A stage show dips into country blues, vintage swing, modern songwriter fare, and Appalachian fiddle tunes and songs. It's a bracing fusion: listen to Arbo deliver Bessie Jones' version of "O Death" accompanied by fat, bluesy guitar solos and a groove that owes allegiance to the Meters, and you'll see. This is a band that picks up what's lying around "from tin cans to traditional music" and creates something new.

  Click here to listen to tracks from their Big Old Life CD or here to visit the event page.

  General Admission: $17 (advance)/$22 (door); $5 youth (18 & under) & BSU students. BSU faculty/staff buy one adult, get a second free.

  For information call 285-1539.

  Tags:	bluegrass, country blues, folk music, swing
  Added by:	Graham Watson
  Source:	Ball State Communications Center
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/353

• Still LOST: A Fun Look at the Hit ABC Series 10am to 11:30am @ E.B& Bertha C. Ball Center 400 Minnetrista Blvd., Muncie, IN 47303

  Docents Forum with Host Austin Lugar, Friday November 12, 2010 at 10:00 am at The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center.  Topic: "Still LOST: A Fun Look at the Hit ABC Series." No charge, BUT RESERVATIONS REQUIRED.  Please call 285-8975 for more information or for a reservation.

  Added by:	Nancy Lindley
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/341

• Frozen 7:30pm @ Strother Theatre

  A bereaved mother, a serial killer, and a research scientist inhabit Bryony Lavery's controversial tale of emotional paralysis and the search for forgiveness. Join us for the experience of Frozen, a play about three very different people whose lives intertwine by circumstances that render them all irrevocably changed.
  
  For more information, please contact the
  University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu.

  Added by:	Mary Ogle
  Source:	Ball State Communications Center
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/345

• Frosty Moon Midwest Summit 6pm to 2am @ Emens Auditorium 1800 W Riverside Ave (Ball State University)

  Cost:	$10; BSU students $7

  Emens Auditorium is proud to partner with Hidden Relic & HippieSeed.com to present the first indoor festival at Emens Auditorium. This evening-long event features more than 10 local & regional bands. Bands announced thus far include: Ultraviolet Hippopotamus, The Twin Cats, Waldemere Revival, Midwest Hype, Catch Curtis w/Mikial Robertson, MC Sparkplug, Embryonic Fluid, New Old Calvary & King Mountain. Show is open to all ages. Alcohol for those over 21. Passouts allowed. Open seating. This event will be like no other you've ever seen at Emens. Come out!

  Tags:	all-ages concerts, concerts, music festivals
  Added by:	Darcy Wood
  Source:	Hosting Event
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/334

• Frozen 7:30pm @ Strother Theatre

  A bereaved mother, a serial killer, and a research scientist inhabit Bryony Lavery's controversial tale of emotional paralysis and the search for forgiveness. Join us for the experience of Frozen, a play about three very different people whose lives intertwine by circumstances that render them all irrevocably changed.
  
  For more information, please contact the
  University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu.

  Added by:	Mary Ogle
  Source:	Ball State Communications Center
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/346

• Doc's Trivia Night 9pm @ Doc's Music Hall 215 S. Walnut

  Ages:	21+

  Come play solo or as a team for your chance at a $50 bar tab. Free to play, Doc's Trivia Night has been baffling and entertaining downtown patrons every Sunday for more than three years. Test your knowledge in a broad range of topics and enjoy our ridiculous drink specials. 

  Added by:	Mary Ogle
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/337

• Frozen 7:30pm @ Strother Theatre

  A bereaved mother, a serial killer, and a research scientist inhabit Bryony Lavery's controversial tale of emotional paralysis and the search for forgiveness. Join us for the experience of Frozen, a play about three very different people whose lives intertwine by circumstances that render them all irrevocably changed.
  
  For more information, please contact the
  University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu.

  Added by:	Mary Ogle
  Source:	Ball State Communications Center
  Event link:	http://themunciescene.com/event/347

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