The Hub Community Garden

10/05/2022

I have ONE of these. Get there early.

10/02/2022

Photos from The Hub Community Garden's post

10/02/2022

The Hub was deemed "unruly" so I cleaned it up a bit today in anticipation to Artwalk this coming Thursday.
You know what that means...
FREE TREES!!!

06/16/2021

Cactus in bloom

06/15/2021

05/19/2020

A makeover at the Hub.
I know this will be a disappointment to some. After years of neglect I felt it was the right thing to remove the old broken down raised beds locked up with thistle and weeds. Open it up to allow for more gathering space. I imagine some live music and a crowd, sipping coffees or whatnots.
I guess it was just yo much to ask to find people to work the beds. After all it is a lot of work.

05/03/2020

This corner Uptown Anywhere USA

05/03/2020

Spring 2020
Revamp. New.

04/20/2020

The beggining

04/11/2020

Photos from The Hub Community Garden's post

07/04/2019

Shadow of the New Harmony Elm falling perfectly on the Hub.

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸

04/29/2019

Getting a new neighbor & the progress is moving right along.

03/04/2019

06/20/2018

Refinishing

05/10/2018

The New Harmony Elm we planted is Dutch Elm disease resistant. It’s almost as tall as the building

05/10/2018

12/06/2017

First Thursday: Kick-off Event Muncie Land Bank 100 Stories & 100 Dreams

First Thursday: Kick-off Event Muncie Land Bank 100 Stories & 100 Dreams

By: Dr. John H. West, Assistant Professor of Urban Planning, BSU— Muncie, IN—Muncie Land Bank is a new non-profit organization focused on the issue of property abandonment, vacancy and blight. It will ease transition from abandonment to reuse by enhancing community engagement, sharing informatio...

11/13/2017

A call to action & unity, and for everyone to help work toward finding solutions for abandoned properties in Muncie’s neighborhoods.
Live near an abandoned house or property? Here’s how you can help, today.
Please share. Thank you!

“100 Stories and 100 Dreams for Abandoned Properties. “


Property abandonment in Muncie is a complex problem, with real costs for local residents. It requires a systematic and forceful response. Despite the efforts of local state legislators, city and county government and local residents more needs to be done in order to address the problem. A new Muncie Land Bank has the potential to do this work by forging a partnership between local units of government, local non-profits and Ball State University. Join us in achieving this goal by sharing your stories of abandoned properties and dreams of how they could be reused!

Most of all the land bank will need the active participation and support of the Muncie community. We invite the residents of Muncie to participate in an inaugural project: 100 Stories and 100 Dreams for Abandoned Properties. The aim of the project is to collect as many stories about and ideas for blighted properties as we can, to hear as many voices from the Muncie community as possible and to establish the bedrock principle of citizen participation in solving this problem. On December 7th at 7pm, as part of First Thursday festivities, students from Ball State will set up a kiosk where you can share your stories. If you are unable to attend, please feel free to email your story and your idea to [email protected].

09/21/2017

Calling all home brewers! Are you in need of some hops? Harvest them today, at Minnetrista in our Herb Garden located beside The Orchard Shop.

08/18/2017

Partial Sunflower Eclipse.

08/18/2017

08/04/2017

Photos from The Hub Community Garden's post

06/11/2017

The prickly pear is in full bloom!

06/07/2017

Timeline photos

05/24/2017

Old West End clean up tonight at The Hub. Lots of weeding, new mulch and look how big the New Harmony Elm tree has grown!

05/16/2017

Timeline photos

The We're Trying Collective is a group of artists living and working in Muncie, Indiana who are interested in collaborative work across a variety of mediums that serve to promote community interests and build a culture of inclusion and creative expression.

Their inaugural project "On the Mark, For the City" got underway this past Saturday with volunteers putting paint up on the south wall of 306 S. Walnut Street.

Thank you to all those who donated funds or time to make this mural project a reality. You are making Muncie beautiful!



(Photo credit goes to Robbie Mehling!)

04/21/2017

Honoring Earth Day
Come out and plant trees!
Saturday 9-noon we will be planting trees @
1081 E. State St. Albany, In. 47320
(Straight through town on the main drag, on the right as you're leaving Albany, horse farm, white fence. Rain or shine; though forecasts I'm watching have the rain staying south of here. All are welcome. White oak, bur oak, and pine will be available to take home also.
Bring your shovels & mud boots. Any questions contact: Hans Heintzelman (765)748-5492

04/20/2017

Who needs a tree?

02/05/2017

Please sign our petition and stop the City from subsidizing Fresh Thyme

Please sign our petition and stop the City from subsidizing Fresh Thyme

Please sign our petition and stop the City from subsidizing Fresh Thyme

01/30/2017

Where Dogs and Cats live together; in Harmony.

10/12/2016

Transplant: Cedar, white.

10/07/2016

All these trees are getting good homes. This idea works when these beautiful people plant their trees. It was great to see everyone last night.

10/07/2016

Have you seen this man?

10/06/2016

Today's the day! Art Walk begins at 5pm this evening downtown Muncie. Heintzelman Hardwood floors will be promoting sustainability (literally) by offering Red, White & Bur oak trees, for FREE! Simply stop and pick one up. Availability is immediate and first come fist serve.

10/04/2016

Hans Heintzelman will be giving away Red, White and Burr Oak trees at The Hub Community Garden during ArtsWalk this Thursday evening! Come get yours at the corner of Main and High. Keep it green.

08/13/2016

Downtown Muncie folks, there will be many ripe tomatoes at The Hub Community Garden over the next few weeks. Feel free to stop and get a handful of tomatoes and herbs!