Mr. Adrian Curry and Arts United President Susan Mendenhall explore the national and local history of Juneteenth and its significance in Fort Wayne's community.
Christopher J. Murphy of Fort Wayne Youtheatre discusses the impact and opportunities theatre brings to young artists.
"When I moved here, I met so many people whose plan it was to leave because (Fort Wayne) didn't have this or that. The thing that always got me was: You could have that, but you have to build it. The benefit of that is: You can build it without gates."
"What's it mean to be a music city, and how do we pursue that?"
“Coming up in Fort Wayne, most of the art spaces I’ve been in have been majority white spaces…. I wanted to be very intentional about extending an invitation and making it a priority to invite People of Color to my art workshops.”
Now through Jan. 23, you can enjoy three-course, value-priced meals at 56 Fort Wayne area restaurants as a part of Savor Fort Wayne.
"I think what makes us unique is that we're developing a sense of belonging here. And an improved sense of belonging will have a positive impact on people's lived experiences while they're on our campus."
Meet a local family impacted by the opioid crisis and an organization providing parents with support and education.
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