Scarevania Haunted House will be open for a special one night only Christmas themed haunt on Saturday, December 14 from 8 pm to midnight. A Christmas Scarol is brought to you by Cornerstone Center for the Arts and City Councilman-Elect Jeff Robinson, District 2 with the purpose of collecting donations for the City of Muncie Animal Care and Services Department and Cornerstone Center for the Arts.
Monetary donations (benefiting Cornerstone), as well as donated items from the Muncie Animal Care’s wish list will serve as the admission fee to A Christmas Scarol at Scarevania on Saturday, December 14. Donations of $5 cash benefit Cornerstone and items such canned adult and puppy dog food, flea and tick medication, dog shampoo, cat carriers, and cat litter will benefit the needs of the animal shelter.
A Christmas Scarol is not intended for young children. Scarevania is located at 520 E. Main St. in Downtown Muncie at Cornerstone Center for the Arts. For more information about A Christmas Scarol visit cornerstonearts.org.
Join Cornerstone Center for the Arts on Thursday, February 6 for the opening reception of Where the Wild Things Are featuring the photography of Mary Beth Reinhard. The reception will take place in the Judith Barnes Memorial Gallery on the second floor of Cornerstone from 5 to 7 p.m. in conjunction with February’s First Thursday events.
Where the Wild Things Are, is a collection of North American animals found in their natural environment. Giving the animals the respect they deserve allows Reinhard to get close enough to develop a relationship with each animal which is often displayed in her images. From the vulnerability of the Deer, wisdom of the Raven, and rugged majesty of the Moose, it’s almost impossible to look at these images without feeling a connection to the featured creature.
