Bob Roets hands Wooden Nickel reins to son
A staple on the Fort Wayne music scene is stepping down. After 46 years, Bob Roets has retired as owner of Wooden Nickel Records, making way for his...
Article Tag: Fort Wayne Civic Theatre
Votes are in for downtown window displays
The final votes have been counted and the results are in for the ninth annual Holiday Window Decorating Contest, presented by Downtown Fort Wayne. More...
Musical could bring smile to the biggest ogre
The impact live theater has on children never ceases to amaze. There are arguably many other experiences that bring joy and awe to the children of...
Quick Hit: ‘Shrek the Musical’
Shrek the Musical brings all your favorite characters from the trio of DreamWorks films to life on stage. Based on the Oscar-winning movies,...
PFW hosting mural project for children
There is still time for those in fourth to eighth grades to take part in Creative Arts Academy’s new Open Walls Mural Project at Purdue University...
Take trip through stages of love
Dating and relationships are not always straightforward and easy. At times, it’s best to poke fun at these not-so-pleasant experiences and move forward. Six...
Bread & Circus Art Gallery closing Oct. 21
Bread & Circus Art Gallery announced Friday, Aug. 11, on Facebook that they will close their gallery in the North Anthony Center after four years...
Dedication being held for Faces of the Fort mural
Mayor Tom Henry will join the Fort Wayne Public Art Commission, members of Glick Property Management, and city officials for the dedication ceremony...
‘The Bard’ is ripe for satire in Civic show
When someone says “Renaissance,” we think of corsets, giant turkey legs, singing minstrels, and The Black Death, among other things. Rarely do we think...
Pacers moving Mad Ants to Noblesville
It was recently announced that the Indiana Pacers and city of Noblesville have entered an agreement to send the NBA team’s G League affiliate, the...