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JJ Grey & Mofro at Pavilion in August

It’s time for us to break open our piggy banks. I highly suggest you consider the show the Sweetwater Performance Pavilion is hosting on Sunday, Aug. 11. That evening, a […]

Trubble Brewing on tap for Promenade Park

A drive through downtown Fort Wayne reminds us that there’s a whole lot going on there and much to look forward to in the months and years ahead. Construction around […]

No surprise: Green Book wins top Oscar

There was no host, the movie that won Best Picture wasn’t great, and everything went wrong. Peter Farrelly, the man behind Movie 43 and some of the funniest, stupidest films […]

‘At Eternity’s Gate‘ Review: Dafoe brilliantly depicts troubled Van Gogh

Iconic Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh has been the subject of several biopics over the years, but none have captured his unique artistry more vividly than the excellent new film […]

Contemporary worship fills the Coliseum

As winter comes to a close, three Christian music groups are making their way to Fort Wayne to lift up the community and spread a message of joy and hope. […]

Once Upon a Mattress

Purdue University Fort Wayne Department of Theatre’s current production of Once Upon a Mattress is nothing short of delightful. The play is a 1959 adaptation of an old story with […]

Oscar Wilde’s wit finds a warm home

Fort Wayne is fortunate to have a full and wide-ranging selection of theater options, each bringing something unique to the community. The contribution of allforOne, the faith-based community theater organization, […]

Casino fun helps to support Turnstone

There are few activities more intergenerational than visiting casinos. Whether it’s a weekend in Las Vegas or a quick trip to one of the regional venues, the temptation of food, […]

Hear the story of the man who created Peter Pan

The story of Peter Pan, the classic and beloved tale of a boy who refuses to grow up, has been read and watched by generations who delight in his impish […]

Blending ingredients for original folksy roots rock

With diverse influences like Bruce Springsteen, Jeff Tweedy, and the late, great Tom Petty, it’s not hard to see how Adam Baker & The Heartache authentically cover so many genres. […]