The Friends of Ewing Cultural Center are hosting Trick-or-Treat at the Manor from 4 to 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31. Children will be guided through the Manor’s foyer and an outdoor autumn display will be set up for parents to take photos. Costumed volunteers will provide treats and a princess will be on the second-floor balcony greeting children.Parking is available at St. John’s Lutheran Church, 1617 E. Emerson St., with entry to Ewing Cultural Center, 48 Sunset Road, at the corner of Towanda Avenue and Emerson Street.

If you have a piece of clothing with a graphic on it, chances are you’re wearing a silk screen print. Here is your chance to try it too! Print a spirited Redbird tea towel with the help of current ISU printmaking students. Spend the morning learning technical printing skills, experiencing the new screen-printing facilities at the Center for Visual Arts, and chatting with up-and-coming printers in our program. Learn to handprint like a pro and take home your finished product that day!Cost is $30/person and includes a customized ISU tea towel and light appetizers. Register by October 28 online or by calling Alumni Engagement at (309) 438-2586. The event is suitable for those eight and older and is open until sold out! Each session is roughly 30 minutes. 

Student recital