Channeling loss into legacy through public art
The Hemphill Smith Art Foundation has completed a large-scale sculpture called “Amaryllis” in honor of its namesake, the late Jody Hemphill Smith, at the entrance of West Central.
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#PlacesofNEI: Summit City Vintage on The Landing
Summit City Vintage features an array of rare and nostalgic pieces and occasionally hosts vintage festivals on The Landing.
Need creative inspiration? Check out Fort Wayne’s newest murals
"My experience thus far has been [that] people generally have a pretty open mind towards art, especially in the Midwest. I find people there are really kind of welcoming and really into community engagement-style projects."
Historic charm & modern design: West Central welcomes visitors for its Home & Garden Tour
"West Central is where history and creativity come together. This weekend offers a rare chance to see the past preserved, the present celebrated, and the future being built right in our neighborhood."
The historic library with a big green dragon: TCB Games is creating a sense of wonder in Huntington
"When I was a kid, I read The Hobbit so many times it made me feel a sense of wonder, and I think that is my job as a business owner of a game shop."
In the business of growing: Q&A with Jessica Fuller of Fuller Plants
"I wanted to help people learn and offer healthy, happy plants. The internet has way too much information, which can be overwhelming for a new plant parent. I wanted to be a solid, trustworthy resource."
What Downtown Fort Wayne’s potential reauthorization means for the city’s next chapter
“The main thing, in my opinion, would be one single voice that has one mission — that is to concentrate and make sure that we’re continuing to develop, protect and advocate for our downtown.”
‘A space for historically excluded artists’: BIPOCA Incubator and Gallery
"To accomplish these goals, BIPOCA, of course, has a new space for exhibits and selling, but we have also developed a year-long incubation process for artists to participate in if they choose, and we are always working on funding to help artists with greatly needed resources."
Memorial Park Neighborhood is banding together to bring pride, identity, and community back
“This is the chance for the neighborhood to help establish a sense of pride and identity. And then to also let both residents and visitors know that they're inside of a neighborhood that's active and well cared for and has leadership working hard to establish the association and build up residence.”
Developing animation talent and providing opportunities: PQC Trains Toon Boom Classes
“We did all of our homework, and now we just need people to know that we’ve got this great program. It’s a win-win for everyone.”
#PlacesofNEI: Summit City Vintage on The Landing
Summit City Vintage features an array of rare and nostalgic pieces and occasionally hosts vintage festivals on The Landing.
Need creative inspiration? Check out Fort Wayne’s newest murals
"My experience thus far has been [that] people generally have a pretty open mind towards art, especially in the Midwest. I find people there are really kind of welcoming and really into community engagement-style projects."
Historic charm & modern design: West Central welcomes visitors for its Home & Garden Tour
"West Central is where history and creativity come together. This weekend offers a rare chance to see the past preserved, the present celebrated, and the future being built right in our neighborhood."
The historic library with a big green dragon: TCB Games is creating a sense of wonder in Huntington
"When I was a kid, I read The Hobbit so many times it made me feel a sense of wonder, and I think that is my job as a business owner of a game shop."
In the business of growing: Q&A with Jessica Fuller of Fuller Plants
"I wanted to help people learn and offer healthy, happy plants. The internet has way too much information, which can be overwhelming for a new plant parent. I wanted to be a solid, trustworthy resource."
What Downtown Fort Wayne’s potential reauthorization means for the city’s next chapter
“The main thing, in my opinion, would be one single voice that has one mission — that is to concentrate and make sure that we’re continuing to develop, protect and advocate for our downtown.”
‘A space for historically excluded artists’: BIPOCA Incubator and Gallery
"To accomplish these goals, BIPOCA, of course, has a new space for exhibits and selling, but we have also developed a year-long incubation process for artists to participate in if they choose, and we are always working on funding to help artists with greatly needed resources."
Memorial Park Neighborhood is banding together to bring pride, identity, and community back
“This is the chance for the neighborhood to help establish a sense of pride and identity. And then to also let both residents and visitors know that they're inside of a neighborhood that's active and well cared for and has leadership working hard to establish the association and build up residence.”
Developing animation talent and providing opportunities: PQC Trains Toon Boom Classes
“We did all of our homework, and now we just need people to know that we’ve got this great program. It’s a win-win for everyone.”
