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Lauren Caggiano

Lauren Caggiano
Lauren Caggiano is a journalist, copywriter, and editor based in Fort Wayne.  A longtime contributor, she joined input Fort Wayne in 2018 and previously served as News Editor.  She holds a bachelor's degree in journalism and French from the University of Dayton.

Lauren Caggiano's Latest Articles

Artists are on the hunt for midsize performance spaces that fit their needs and budget.
What’s missing from Fort Wayne’s independent arts scene?

A performance space that's not too big and not too small for growing talent.

The goal of Music + Mixology is to introduce symphonic music to a younger audience.
Shake up your traditional concert experience with Music + Mixology

The Fort Wayne Philharmonic is hosting discussions at Wine Down to reach the next generation of music patrons. 

Coë guests mingle at an event.
What is coë? A small town space where food, music and creative arts collide

A new project in Auburn called coë is bringing creators together around organic, intimate experiences.

When Allen draws, he focuses on a small area and lets the whole come together in proportion naturally.
The ‘magical,’ abstract art of Frank Louis Allen

How an artist with autism and a degenerative eye condition uses his journey as an asset to his style.

La Fogata has a new interior design with more updates on the horizon.
Going to a show at the Clyde? Get authentic Mexican food at La Fogata next door

The Southside staple has an updated menu and space only steps away from the region's hottest new music venue.

The Fort Wayne Veg ‘n Brew Fest is a one-day festival on October 6, 2018, at Headwaters Park in Fort Wayne,
What’s it like to be vegan? Find out at Fort Wayne’s first Veg’n Brew Fest

The Summit City's newest festival aims to showcase the benefits of adopting a plant-based lifestyle.

The St. Marys Stage at Middle Waves Music Festival comes alive at night.
Fort Wayne’s music scene: Where are we now?

Musicians and fans are turning up the volume on local culture as the Summit City evolves.

New developments build hope for ‘posterity’ in Southeast Fort Wayne

A local pastor shares his ambitious plan to strengthen two generations of residents at once.

William Bryant Rozier and John Dortch are the power team behind the Fort Wayne Ink Spot.
Two Fort Wayne print publications are thriving in the digital age

Ink Spot and El Mexicano News share ways they've attracted active, engaged audiences.

Artlink is currently home to creative spaces for artists to work and collaborate.
What’s next for northeast Indiana’s creative economy?

Innovative programs like Artlink's 212 arts accelerator are growing and seeking a place in the region's future.

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