“It’s intentionality. This has been a dream of mine for so long that I really thought through what I wanted. I had a plan. I knew what products I wanted to carry and I knew what I wanted for the salon before I was able to create it.”
“Something we’ve seen trending across not only the country — and especially in Fort Wayne — is that immigrants are more likely to be entrepreneurs and business owners than their U.S.-born counterparts, which creates jobs and spurs local economies."
Experience the art and furniture made by Black Helmut at their first Fort Wayne pop-up on November 5 at Wunderkammer from 1-6 p.m.
The Fort Wayne Foodslut sits down with Paris McFarthing, owner of Hop River Brewing and The Spicy Bird, to discuss Fort Wayne's food scene, the logistics of opening a food truck, and introducing Nashville hot chicken to the Fort!
“We create quality of place and provide opportunities that aren’t available in many small towns. We hope people will come together here, as a community, to enjoy and celebrate and have a great time experiencing arts and entertainment.”
The mural "Urban Beauty" by Fort Wayne artist Shayla, can be found at 1313 Oxford Street.
“One thing I’d want to make clear to people is that Hobnobben is not a bunch of film snobs. I’m not a filmmaker by any means. I just love a good story!”
The Kitchen & Co. Wine Bar and Pasta di Guy are expected to open at the Union Street Market before the end of the year.
The Art This Way Art Crawl: Alley Bash filled the alleyways of Downtown Fort Wayne over the weekend with live art, music, food trucks, and more.
This is the final year of the sidewalk mural initiative, and Friends of the Rivers decided to fund a legacy mural that would continue to carry on the environmental awareness and educational mission.
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