A Fort Wayne art installation at 1232 Crescent Ave. in Fort Wayne has 780 flowers taped to the wall upside down—one for every child, ages 0-17, killed by gun violence in the U.S. so far this year.
“It’s not just about networking, but making sure we are building a broader and stronger network for others.... We’re trying to make sure folks have the equity they need to be successful.”
Whether you are looking for an Instagram-worthy dinner, a local park to explore with your family, want to kayak on the lake, or are craving a craft cocktail, Warsaw and its surrounding areas offer this and so much more.
Four companies in the Wabash area share why they’ve chosen to support the arts in their community.
This mahogany-trimmed trolley offers a robust lineup of programming through monthly experiences, tours, and events.
“I’d say my greatest inspiration comes from living in Haiti, my island home—a place filled with life and color. I want my apartment to reflect that.”
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.
Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana’s Jenee Johnson shares how she meets young entrepreneurs—and introduces them to Fort Wayne’s network of support.
Kathy Carrier, Owner/CEO of briljent, shares why she and a group of locals are celebrating 100 Days of Bill Blass—a South Side graduate, a member of the Ghost Army, and a famous fashion designer raised in Fort Wayne.
People in the local music scene share ideas, from building on assets, to supporting mid-sized venues, and increasing wages for artists.
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