You may have seen or heard that our community mural, “On the Mark, For the City” was one of several downtown locations targeted by a vandalism spree last night. Because the mural on the side of the Mark III Taproom wasn’t the only location that was vandalized, we assume that this wasn’t a homophobic or hate-fueled crime. The vandals may not have known or even realized that they were defacing a community-funded project created to show visible support for the victims of the Orl

Bit by bit, we're getting closer to completing the mural -- and we want to recognize the unsung heroes who are helping us get it done! It would be impossible to list every single person who has provided us with support (whether financial, emotional, or otherwise!), but there are a handful of local businesses who deserve special recognition for giving us the help we need to complete this project. PPG Paints One of the key ingredients to our mural-making progress has been havin

We're Trying Collective presents On the Mark, For the City, a collaborative mural project for the City of Muncie. Following the tragic events at the Orlando Pulse Nightclub, we were inspired to work hand-in-hand with our community to create a piece of public art that would illustrate our city’s acceptance of and support for people of all backgrounds. The south wall of 306 S. Walnut Street was immediately recognized as a big, blank canvas ripe for transformation. In addition t