Preserving history
April 20, 2017
Courthouse restoration fights the effects of time, weather and pigeons.
ARTS & CULTURE
Bearing fruit
March 27, 2017
It started as an experiment between artists and wasn’t expected to last more than a couple months. Three decades later, The Orchard Gallery is not only still in business, it’s thriving.
Thrash and thunder
February 20, 2017
A second try is working out very well for metal music lover Justin Zych and Zephaniah. The band is selling well here and even better in Japan.
Two decades of Suzuki
January 27, 2017
You might say these three musicians have been helping children speak violin (and viola and cello) for 20 years, the Suzuki way.
A ukulele and a plan
January 23, 2017
These Atomic Sharks play ukeleles and want you to join them.
‘Like breathing again’
December 28, 2016
Sarah Hodgin brings much valuable experience and talent to her return to Fort Wayne’s stage, and her return brings something important back to her life, too.
In good company
November 25, 2016
Her first big move was from Wayne High School’s stage to Fort Wayne Civic Theatre, but this fall we’re watching our Molly Hagan on the big-big screen in “Sully.”
Oil painters come home to Midwest’s Castle Gallery
September 19, 2016
Fort Wayne’s own Castle Gallery is proud to host the national Oil Painters of America exhibit, opening this month, bringing landscape painting back to its roots.
Bringing the Bard home
August 5, 2016
It’s new, it’s now, and it’s a timeless classic, too. Nick Tash and Halee Shutt present Shakespearemachine.
Throwing himself in
July 21, 2016
The legal profession lost a prospect, but the stage won when Evan Hart threw himself all in. He and his audiences are enjoying the connections he’s discovering.
