Comedian Brad Williams brings his Tall Tales tour to Embassy Theatre on Thursday.

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery recommends methods for removing zoysia from local lawn.

Travel writer David Placher studied the history and artistry of amber during a visit to Gdańsk, Poland.

Visitors to the Abstract in October will be able to experience a projection mapping installation by Jacob Caudill.

Art This Way is marking its anniversary with Art This Way Fest today and Saturday featuring murals, music, fashion, dance and other creative endeavors on Broadway.

Storm damage to Purdue University Fort Wayne’s main theater has forced last minute changes as the Department of Theatre prepares to open "Devil Boys From Beyond" on Friday.

A hopeful story with a unique sound lands in the city as Fort Wayne Civic Theatre opens “Come From Away” this weekend.

A calendar of more than 80 new and returning series that will premiere during the fall TV season.

Two people were hospitalized on Sept. 17, 1990, after a furnace exploded at a plant in Huntington.

Hobnobben Film Festival will include more than 150 movies from 38 countries in October. Organizers announced the full lineup Thursday.

With live music, exclusive behind-the-scenes tours and free access to more than 20 local attractions, Visit Fort Wayne’s annual Be A Tourist In Your Own Hometown returns Sunday.

Fort Wayne Philharmonic and Sweetwater are partnering for an audience access pass that will reduce prices to some concerts by up to 46%, the orchestra announced Thursday.

Indiana Musical Theatre Foundation will open its production of “Jagged Little Pill: The Musical" on Thursday.

Five of the six finalists for Fort Wayne Philharmonic’s music director position have been added to the orchestra’s current season.

With Labor Day weekend comes the transition from summer to the fall events season. But just because the days are shorter doesn’t mean there isn’t a lot of fun to

Fort Wayne Philharmonic and its musicians have reached a four-year collective bargaining agreement that will increase pay by 30% and expand the orchestra's season to 32 weeks.

The annual Taste of the Arts festival Saturday in downtown Fort Wayne draws performers who are excited to showcase what the community has to offer.

Arts Update is a weekly roundup of opportunities and announcements in local arts.

Eight northeast Indiana artists are among more than 100 artists chosen for the 102nd annual Hoosier Art Salon, which opens Friday at Indiana State Museum.

Angola hospitals were filled and a temporary ward had to be set up on Aug. 15, 1959, when around 800 people were stricken with food poisoning at a company’s summer

A letter with ties to the city is among items on display as ACPL’s Rolland Center for Lincoln Research welcomes the community to learn more about Abraham Lincoln’s son.

Arts United has chosen a nonprofit leader with a background in helping underserved populations as its new president and CEO as it undertakes a strategic planning process, the organization announced

More than a dozen local artists will begin work this weekend on sidewalk murals to raise awareness about what washes down the city’s storm drains.

The process of removing "77 Steps" is expected to begin Tuesday downtown, with the installation of new public art piece "Flow" taking place simultaneously.

Fort Wayne Civic Theatre is switching up its 2026-27 season, including changing two titles and adding a seventh show to a lineup announced in February.

The Journal Gazette's Corey McMaken joins "The 260" host Ed Leon as they discuss current issues about public art in the northeast Indiana region and how artists plan for the

Hand jives, soda shops and beauty school dropouts are making their way to the stage as For Wayne Civic Theatre opens “Grease.”

Hard-hitting conversations about suicide awareness, social media and honesty are brought to the stage with Three Rivers Music Theatre’s production of “Dear Evan Hansen" from July 17 through Aug. 2.

The varied sounds of city organs will be showcased during upcoming events as organizers welcome guests for film screenings and special performances.

A documentary short film about city resident and Guinness World Record holder Alex Babich will premiere this month during the Indy Shorts Film Festival in Indianapolis.

Patriotic church services, fireworks and parades helped Fort Wayne celebrate milestone U.S. anniversaries in 1926 and 1976.

Local theater groups are preparing for a season full of classics and contemporary hits for 2026-27. Shows begin in July.

Fairy tales and suspenseful stories are part of Fort Wayne Ballet’s 70th season, which begins in October.

There are many fireworks displays planned in the region as the nation celebrates 250 years.

Conductor Caleb Young and Fort Wayne Philharmonic are putting the spotlight on American music during the orchestra’s annual "Patriotic Pops" tour.

Six finalists to be Fort Wayne Philharmonic’s next music director will visit the city in 2027 to conduct concerts and spend time in the community.

Evansville native Chelsea Anderson has spend most of her life working toward the goal of leading a theater organization. She has joined Fort Wayne Civic Theatre as executive/artistic director.

During 26 years at the helm, Phillip H. Colglazier has helped Civic stand on stable financial footing, produce more than 170 shows, weather a pandemic that slashed ticket sales, and

Fort Wayne Dance Collective will celebrate the work of students in its classes with its end-of-season show Saturday.

A new exhibit at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum explores the evolution of women’s fashion in the early 20th century.

A local artist and a Huntington business are inviting area veterans to help create a mural honoring their service and celebrating the country’s 250th anniversary.

“Grand Hotel: The Musical” follows staff and patrons at a swanky Berlin hotel as they grapple with life and loss, financial distress, love and murder. Arena Dinner Theatre opens the

“Grand Hotel: The Musical” follows staff and patrons at a swanky Berlin hotel as they grapple with life and loss, financial distress, love and murder. Arena Dinner Theatre opens the