Still good since the 1970's. Alot of good memories on weekdays and weekends. A memorable place.read more

I am a proud grad of BSU from the mid-80's, and loved going to The Chug back in the day. My buddies…read moreand I get together annually for a BSU weekend and The Chug is a must stop. I've seen studies that show a majority of high school seniors choose BSU knowing that in a few years they'll be able to go to The Chug someday. Cheap drinks and a wonderful atmosphere. Beneficence, Greek's pizza, and The Chug--The 3 wonders of Ball State!

Great atmosphere and excellent staff. No loud TV sports playing and great for conversation. Trivia…read morenight is highly recommended.

Incredible beer selection, iconic pizzas, great vibe. Tremendous bar that has kept its character…read morefor decades

I have been going to Elm Street for years. Our food is always good, and I love that the chef makes…read morespecials every weekend. We came because I wanted to try the sugar cookie martini I saw them post as their cocktail of the month on Facebook. Our servers have always been great. The bartenders were very friendly and it's such a cool relaxed vibe inside. Great place for all types of groups!

We were at Elm Street for a late lunch (beer, bbq pork, wings, fried pickles) Buddha bowl won't…read morebrisket), when Chef came out to take pictures for tonight's (Sept. 18) special: tenderloin with a white wine mushroom gravy and squash and cornbread. We got three dinners to go home from Muncie to Carmel (along with wings, leftover Buddha bowl with brisket and two growlers. We love Elm Street and it is an honor to meet the man behind a meal that holds a ****+ blind rating after an hour long ride packaged in a styrofoam box. Imagine it hot with their wings, brew, and Wednesday open mic night at a high top, booth, patio, or family and friends sized table.

Doesn't the name Minnetrista make you think that you'll be visiting a place with puppets? Like…read moremarionettes, right? Well, I hate to disappoint you, but there are no puppets or marionettes here. But there is an exhibit dedicated to Ball jars. Fun fact: Minnetrista was created by the Ball family, who created Ball canning jars, which you can learn about here. They are also the "Ball" behind Ball State University, which is located in Muncie. I had no idea! You will learn interesting facts like these, and others about this area of Indiana, at Minnetrista. The main museum itself is a bit small, and part of it is conference and meeting rooms. But the museum is just one part of Minnetrista. This is actually a 40-acre campus with gardens and paved trails. As you stroll along the grounds, you'll come across some houses. Some of the houses are part of Minnetrista, and you are welcome to pop inside and check out what's going on. What's going on in one of them is an exhibit dedicated to Bob Ross, the painter. At the Bob Ross Experience, you can step inside the historic home where The Joy of Painting was filmed, and see some of the actual filming equipment and art supplies that were used to create the television show. It's sort of surreal that Bob was painting his happy little trees right here in humble Muncie. Some of the houses that you encounter are not a part of Minnetrista, but belong to IU Health or other entities. It's not really clearly marked on the houses which is which. I'm sure if you consulted a map, it might tell you! I consulted no such map, and I was just walking around blindly. I visited during the late fall, when it was cold and the gardens were dormant, for the most part. But I bet this place is amazing in the spring and summer, when everything is in bloom.

Minnetrista is an event center and museum that was built in 1988 by the five Ball brothers. The…read moremodern center is part of a complex of museums and gardens on the former Ball property that sits across from the White River in Muncie. There is an admission fee to visit the galleries of $15/adult and $12/child, but the ticket grants admission to the other museums and garden as well. During our visit, we saw the Narwhal exhibit, which is a small exhibit dedicated to narwhals. A curator greeted us at the entrance and was available to answer questions. My granddaughter is a narwhal fan enjoyed the interactive displays. We also visited a special children's exhibit called Good Night Forest. Again a curator welcomed us and invited us to build a backpack and enjoy the nighttime activities set up for the kids. My granddaughter loved the firer fly dance, wandering through the dark forest listening for animals and the shadow puppet show. There were fun and educational activities suitable for all ages. We also visited a permanent exhibit describing the Ball Store History. I liked seeing all the vintage items and describing them to my granddaughter. We also toured a display for a local artist competition. The staff is super friendly and engaging. The center is immaculate and accessible. There is plenty of parking in their dedicated lot. Minnetrista is a great legacy from the Ball family to the community. Exhibits change and can be found on their website. I highly recommend a visit if you like art and history.

Muncie Brew fest! Great day and beautiful weather. Thank you for wonderful time and my first time…read morein Muncie. The building is very old, but well kept. They have so many rooms with different features on the walls. Old features like you would see in a cathedral. The event was crowded but not overly crowded. You were able to get through the fest in 1 1/2 hours. There was about 20 vendors to taste. I didn't know Indiana had so many breweries. We didn't eat in the area. I looked but couldn't find anything that sounded good. We wanted something different than a burger at the ale house. I look forward to exploring more of Indiana. After 4 years there is allot to see and do here in Indiana.

This is a beautiful venue. We didn't know this place existed. Would definitely like to come here,…read morejust to check out the building itself. We love the painting/murals.......wow! Doesn't feel like we're in Muncie for sure. Thanks for hosting the Muncie Brewfest, would do this again next time. Again, surprise (maybe it was in Muncie) of the outcome. Glad to be part of this. Thank you #YelpIndy.

Wow what an amazing place. Was able to go to the soft opening so this is the first of the piano…read morebars events. Music was amazing wayyy better than any other piano bar not the same old stuff lots of great 80s music. Food looked amazing too had some salsa and chips quite tasty and got a great cream ale. While in the White-river plaza the inside was very well decorated. Definitely worth checking out a great time.

That Jay Jones with his corduroy flannel and jean shorts made my night. Also, drinks are very…read morereasonably priced.

Great place for a musician, people are nice and they know there stuff. My only complain is that it…read morecould be open longer.

I went here looking for Christmas Music for Piano…read more I was pleasantly surprised, they had collections as well as single books. They have a large selection of music for a variety of musical instruments. They had instruments for rent as well as for sale. It was clean and even though the selection of Christmas music wasn't huge, it was rather big for how small the store is. The staff was helpful and I was in and out really quick.