"There are certain kids who have a tough time with ‘normal’ learning.' The arts is where they really come alive in a way you don't see in an average classroom."
"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."
“My road has not been easy. I have failed many times throughout this journey, but giving up was not an option. Failures break my heart, but they can’t break my spirit, and I am grateful for what I’ve accomplished in my life.”
Built in 1905 and restored in 1983, the Castle Gallery offers a unique experience with artwork in a historic setting.
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"The alley is filled with colorful art, string lights, numerous places to sit, a greenery area, and it offers a beautiful view of the Whitley County Courthouse."
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"As Wells Street continues to blossom, thanks to ongoing investments from local business owners, residents, and Riverfront Fort Wayne, leaders are excited to help more people explore what the Corridor has to offer."
“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.”
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