Owl-oween
Gene Stratton-Porter House 1205 Pleasant Point, Rome City (260) 854-3790Get to know more about owls and other creatures of the night while costumed children get treats along the way
$5
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Women Take the Walls
Garrett Museum of Art 100 S. Randolph St., Garrett (260) 704-5400Second annual exhibit features works from 16 women creators, including Fort Wayne's Terri Lindvall and Janice Further, as well as Hoagland's Diane Evans
free admission
Chris Worth
Variety
Byler Lane Winery 5858 County Road 35, Auburn (260) 920-4377 no cover
The Electric Amish
Comedic covers
American Legion Post 241 7605 Bluffton Road, Waynedale (260) 747-7851 $25 – $35
Cloud 9
Manco Studios/New Republic Tattoo 1301 Lafayette St., Fort Wayne (260) 416-6213Celebration of women in art features works by local female artists including Sarah Manco, Alexandra Jasarevic, America Carrillo, Angelina Dolores, Mackenzie Bates, and Emma Holmes Ray
free admission
Island Vibe
Tropical rock
Country Heritage Winery 185 County Road 68, LaOtto (260) 637-2980 no cover
James Baker Trio
Jazz
Ruth's Chris Steak House 224 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne (260) 444-5898 no cover
Alicia Pyle
Variety
Proof 1915 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne (260) 744-0333 no cover
Dylan Raymond
Country
Vinland Reserve Winery 4494 Provision Parkway, Fort Wayne (260) 619-3424 no cover
The Minutes
USF North Campus Auditorium 2702 Spring St., Fort WayneWritten by Pulitzer-winning playwright Tracy Letts, premiere play by TimeVista Theater stars former city council and school board members alongside season actors, focusing on meeting that could define a small city that could represent any municipality in the U.S.
$15 – $22
Fort Wayne Haunted Castle & Black Forest
Fort Wayne Haunted Castle & Black Forest 8965 Auburn Road, Fort Wayne (260) 489-1763Maintained and operated by Scouts with St. Vincent’s and surrounding troops, the two-story castle has haunted scenes and two slides, while the forest is an outdoor haunt, with tickets available for each
$20 – $40
The Haunted Jail
The Haunted Jail 116 E. Market St., Columbia City (260) 471-2477Deimos Nosferato has been the Soulkeeper for centuries and has awakened his clan of creatures from the underworld … because it’s time to feed
$25 – $35
Green Center Haunted Schoolhouse
Green Center Haunted Schoolhouse 2768 East 300 South, AlbionLocated just north of Churubusco, Green Center School was once a place of learning — it’s now a place for screaming
$12
Hysterium
Hysterium 4410 Arden Dr., Fort WayneGhoulish actors could be waiting around any corner as you walk through this haunted asylum
$20 – $40
The Nightmare Factory
The Nightmare Factory Chestnut Street, Wabash (574) 549-2926Secret facility run by sadistic doctor who subject innocent victims to unspeakable torture
$35
8420 Band
Classic rock
Eagles Post 2233 221 S. Walnut St., Bryan (419) 636-7812 no cover
Pink
Lucas Oil Stadium 500 S. Captitol Ave., IndianapolisChromeo & The Midnight
Aragon Ballroom 1106 W. Lawrence Ave., ChicagoOpeth
Agora Theatre 5000 Euclid Ave., Cleveland (216) 881-2221Quinn XCII
Andrew J. Brady Music Center 25 Race St., Cincinnati (513) 232-5882Coin
Kemba Live! 405 Neil Ave., Columbus (614) 461-5483Under the Covers
Variety
Winchester Speedway WinchesterLiveWire
Rock
Hangar 9 Bar & Grill 1714 S. Wayne St., Auburn (260) 925-6226 $5
Big Dick & The Penetrators
Classic rock
Rex's Rendezvous 204 S. Buffalo Street, Warsaw 574-267-5066 $5
Kickboxing with 9Round
Promenade Park Pavilion 202 W. Superior St., Fort WayneMonthly exercise class aimed at burning calories through kicking and punching
Free
Jeremy Stroup & Rachel Von Stroup Art Exhibition
The Langhinrichs Gallery at Unitarian Universalist Congregation 5310 Old Mill Road, Fort Wayne (260) 744-1867Exhibit featuring married couple showcasing Rachel’s photography and paintings, as well as Jeremy’s latest illustrations
free admission
PFW Faculty Spotlight: John Hrehov
PFW Visual Arts Gallery 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne (260) 481-4739Purdue University Fort Wayne professor's paintings are based on the familiar objects and scenes from his home and neighborhood as he portrays the miraculous in the everyday
free admission
Yoga on the Riverfront
Promenade Park Pavilion 202 W. Superior St., Fort WayneRelaxing, one-hour flow for all skill levels with instructor Chelsea Vona, owner of Discover Yoga
Free
Raise a Glass
Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory 1100 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne (260) 427-6440In celebration of their 40th year, conservatory hosts glass exhibit that combines artistry with natural beauty of gardens
$5 – $7
Sam Gilliam: His Art of Printmaking
Fort Wayne Museum of Art 311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne (260) 422-6467Traditional techniques such as screenprinting were cut apart and stitched back together, resulting in a series of highly innovative and unique works
$8 – $10
Pat Perry: Especially Terrific
Fort Wayne Museum of Art 311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne (260) 422-6467Detroit artist’s most recent body of work surveys scenes of American suburban and Midwestern life from which beauty might arise
$8 – $10
Diverse Directions: Rethinking the Landscape
Fort Wayne Museum of Art 311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne (260) 422-6467Exhibit explores various meanings of landscape art, which is often associated with physical descriptions of color, light, shadow, atmosphere, and form
$8 – $10
Dia de los Muertos
Fort Wayne Museum of Art 311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne (260) 422-6467Annual exhibit celebrates Mexican tradition of decorating memorial altars to remember deceased loved ones and ancestors
$8 – $10
Artlink Art Auction
Artlink 300 E. Main St., Fort Wayne (260) 424-7195Annual fundraiser includes variety of works by local artists
free admission
Kuehnert Fall Festival
Kuehnert Dairy Farm 6532 W. Cook Road, Fort Wayne (260) 417-1918Annual festival at dairy farm returns for 12th year with six-acre corn maze, pedal cars, obstacle course, corn pit, straw mountain, hayrides, and more activities
$15
Town & Country
Fort Wayne Museum of Art 311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne (260) 422-6467Nineteenth century French artists display landscape changes they saw through prints and drawings
$8 – $10
Ridenour Acres
Ridenour Acres 2935 20 North, Angola (260) 667-1322Conquer Sasquatch-themed corn maze, take hay ride through woods, or enjoy bonfire with live music on select dates
$12
Amazing Fall Fun
Amazing Acres Farms 3150 County Road 43, Waterloo (260) 333-2302Navigate the Peanuts-themed corn maze, while also enjoying the jumbo jumping pillow, hay rides, the barrel roll, straw mountain, corn box, and more
$12
Hilger Family Farm Fall Festival
Hilger Family Farm 5534 Butt Road, Fort Wayne (260) 625-3467Pick out the perfect pumpkin, go on hay ride, walk around corn maze, enjoy children’s play around, or interact with farm animals
Free
Women Take the Walls
Garrett Museum of Art 100 S. Randolph St., Garrett (260) 704-5400Second annual exhibit features works from 16 women creators, including Fort Wayne's Terri Lindvall and Janice Further, as well as Hoagland's Diane Evans
free admission
Kurtz Produce Corn Maze & U-Pick Pumpkin Patch
Kurtz Produce 14212 Indiana 37, New Haven (260) 657-5817Pick out a pumpkin and walk the Indiana basketball-themed corn maze
$5
FourPiece
Garage rock/funk
Promenade Park Pavilion 202 W. Superior St., Fort Wayne (260) 427-6000 Free
PFW Trumpet Studio Recital
Trumpet
PFW Rhinehart Recital Hall 2101 E. Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne Free
The Minutes
USF North Campus Auditorium 2702 Spring St., Fort WayneWritten by Pulitzer-winning playwright Tracy Letts, premiere play by TimeVista Theater stars former city council and school board members alongside season actors, focusing on meeting that could define a small city that could represent any municipality in the U.S.
$15 – $22
Fort Wayne Haunted Castle & Black Forest
Fort Wayne Haunted Castle & Black Forest 8965 Auburn Road, Fort Wayne (260) 489-1763Maintained and operated by Scouts with St. Vincent’s and surrounding troops, the two-story castle has haunted scenes and two slides, while the forest is an outdoor haunt, with tickets available for each
$20 – $40
The Haunted Jail
The Haunted Jail 116 E. Market St., Columbia City (260) 471-2477Deimos Nosferato has been the Soulkeeper for centuries and has awakened his clan of creatures from the underworld … because it’s time to feed
$25 – $35