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Q&A with House of Pins’ Co-founder Sarah McMillan
Following a devastating loss, Sarah and Jason McMillan committed themselves to creating House of Pins, a space where everyone is welcomed, accepted, and valued.
The Cinema Center: Fostering community and conversation through film for 50 years
To celebrate its anniversary, the Cinema Center is aiming to raise $100,000 to repair and upgrade the theater in downtown Fort Wayne.
How a statewide grant program supports the arts in rural communities
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) funds arts and cultural initiatives in rural counties that, in turn, support community, economic, and tourism goals.
Meet Dottie Davis, a domestic violence survivor who’s challenging men to break the silence
Dottie Davis’ newly released book, “STRANGLED: A Survivor’s Plea To Men Who Look The Other Way,” is a culmination of her advocacy work.
‘Come as you are’: Fort Wayne Civic Theatre’s ‘Footloose’ production is setting a new standard for accessibility
Leveraging Arts United Center renovations and a 'come as you are' approach, Fort Wayne Civic Theatre's Footloose is pioneering a new benchmark for inclusivity.
The sacred and the creative: How Fort Wayne churches champion the arts
Three local church leaders share how their congregations are showing up to advance the arts and cultural scene.
Meet the Fort Wayne native channeling Harriet Tubman through storytelling and connection
Children’s author Caroline Brewer uses the power of literacy to introduce young readers to important themes.
Q&A with Michael Bradt, founder of Fort Wayne’s newest improv space
Drawing on decades of experience, Michael Bradt is bringing a fresh perspective to local improv classes in a new theatre on East State Boulevard.
The Roller Dome: A family tradition across four generations
For more than 75 years, The Roller Dome has provided a family-friendly space for entertainment and fun.
Q&A with House of Pins’ Co-founder Sarah McMillan
Following a devastating loss, Sarah and Jason McMillan committed themselves to creating House of Pins, a space where everyone is welcomed, accepted, and valued.
The Cinema Center: Fostering community and conversation through film for 50 years
To celebrate its anniversary, the Cinema Center is aiming to raise $100,000 to repair and upgrade the theater in downtown Fort Wayne.
How a statewide grant program supports the arts in rural communities
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) funds arts and cultural initiatives in rural counties that, in turn, support community, economic, and tourism goals.
Meet Dottie Davis, a domestic violence survivor who’s challenging men to break the silence
Dottie Davis’ newly released book, “STRANGLED: A Survivor’s Plea To Men Who Look The Other Way,” is a culmination of her advocacy work.
‘Come as you are’: Fort Wayne Civic Theatre’s ‘Footloose’ production is setting a new standard for accessibility
Leveraging Arts United Center renovations and a 'come as you are' approach, Fort Wayne Civic Theatre's Footloose is pioneering a new benchmark for inclusivity.
The sacred and the creative: How Fort Wayne churches champion the arts
Three local church leaders share how their congregations are showing up to advance the arts and cultural scene.
Meet the Fort Wayne native channeling Harriet Tubman through storytelling and connection
Children’s author Caroline Brewer uses the power of literacy to introduce young readers to important themes.
Q&A with Michael Bradt, founder of Fort Wayne’s newest improv space
Drawing on decades of experience, Michael Bradt is bringing a fresh perspective to local improv classes in a new theatre on East State Boulevard.
The Roller Dome: A family tradition across four generations
For more than 75 years, The Roller Dome has provided a family-friendly space for entertainment and fun.
