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Get a Refill of A Cappella Group
What do you get when you bring together nine guys who each have a pitch-perfect voice, an abundance of stage presence, and a knack for entertaining audiences? Answer: The a […]
Tackling the Bard’s Weighty Works
It would be pretty difficult to find someone who doesn’t have at least a passing knowledge of Shakespeare’s Macbeth given its ubiquity on high school reading lists. Along with Romeo […]
Festival of Gingerbread
The chill is in the air as the holiday season descends upon us and we all know that there is nothing better to rid us of the chill than a […]
Annual Event Steeped in Tradition
When Cindy Friend decorates a Christmas tree, she tends to shy away from traditional ornaments and garland. She thinks big and envisions something completely unique. After all, more than 22,000 […]
A Christmas Carol
The jack-o-lanterns are being thrown away, we’ve had our first snowfall of the season, and we even have some all-holiday-music-all-the-time on the radio. As if that weren’t enough, all for […]
‘Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch‘ Review: Newest Grinch Almost Too Sweet
Illumination’s new take on Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch is the cinematic equivalent of sitting down next to a roasting fireplace in the dead of winter, armed with a piping cup […]
Ragin’ Cajun Parks Truck, Opens Restaurant
For the past six years, the Ragin’ Cajun food truck has done an outstanding job serving up mouth-watering jambalaya, po’ boys, crawfish, and corn soup and other Louisiana goods out […]
Trombone Ensemble
From its origins in 15th century Europe to its decline two centuries later, the trombone was originally used only at outdoor events, in concerts, and in conjunction with other brass […]
Joyeux Noel
Christmas at Old Fort Wayne is a celebration of Hoosier heritage and a wonderful time to get a little fresh air with a taste of the past mixed in. That […]