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    Made in Muncie Pottery

    4.8 (13 reviews)
    Closed 1:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 3 months ago

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    This is not the finished product! This is before it went in the oven.
    Macey A.

    Absolutely loved my experience here! Great place to check out! Super cute for a date night or spent with friends! Couldn't recommend more!

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    Made In Muncie is one of my favorite places to go to for date nights and with friends. It's such a great way to spend time with my friends and the prices are pretty reasonable for what you get, especially compared to chain pottery painting places. Will definitely keep coming back #yummersville

    Cups to paint, variety in size.
    Amanda B.

    Made in Muncie Pottery is a great activity when weather isn't great. It could be for kids, dates, small or large groups. We rented a room upstairs for $50 and had about 10 "moms and daughters". This required a reservation. Other tables downstairs could seat couples up to 8 people. We had fortunately done this before and knew what to expect. Others who hadn't could have used more direction from the employee. You pick your naked pieces ranging from $5-$100 depending on size and what you get. The cup pictured was $25, the star was $15 and each ordament was $6. This includes your paint and firing the pieces. You pick out 9-12 colors and paint each piece with 3 coats and they take care of the rest. Our pieces were ready for pick up 5 days later. With the room reservation we were allowed to bring in whatever we wanted for food /drink and people could pick out whatever pieces they wanted. When looking at reserving space in Muncie to host an indoor event this is a good space considering you can bring in your own food/drinks. There are birthday party packages to keep budget friendly pieces for each child. All in all, it was a great experience. My daughter is 5 years old and it took about 2 hours before she lost interest.

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    I loved this place and had a fun time!! Highly recommend if you enjoy painting and are creative. Even if your not you will still enjoy!!!!

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    Minnetrista

    Minnetrista

    4.2
    (11 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    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.

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