Pop Fest is taking over Cornerstone Center for the Arts on Saturday, Oct. 17, bringing guests featured on Indiana Public Radio’s "Pop of Culture" show from the airwaves to the main stage.
This arts and culture celebration will include live performances, stand-up comedy, local artists and authors, and an opportunity to hang out with the creative people who make East Central Indiana anything but boring.
Enjoy live performances by Caleb McCoach and Free Joel (fresh from a set at this year's Lollapalooza), along with a stand-up comedy showcase hosted by Ray Toffer (of "Beautiful, Luxurious Muncie" fame) and featuring Dafina Kirk, who recently performed at "Mother’s Day With Tommy Davidson," and Jeff Crone.
You can also browse an arts market featuring local artists and authors and watch a LIVE taping of "Pop of Culture," hosted by one of the "Pop" hosts, Kara DuQuette.
Your ticket for the party will include pizza from the Downtown Farm Stand, beverages and one drink ticket for beer (if you are age 21 and or older) from The Guardian Brewing Company. A cash bar will also be available.
Proceeds will benefit the NPR station, located on the campus of Ball State.
Pop Fest is presented by 3Rivers Federal Credit Union and Bob Ross Incorporated, with additional sponsorship from Stallings Wealth Management and Sight & Sound.
Tickets are available at the door or in advance
here.