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Indy Doctor Writes Memoir About Growing Up In Warsaw
Oakwood Fine Arts Festival Rescheduled
Wagon Wheel Postpones 2020 Summer Season
Mermaid Festival, Winona Art Fair, Akron 4th Of July Celebration Cancelled
Barns At Nappanee Calls For Artists & Craftsmen
Indiana Arts Commission Announces Indiana Arts Emergency Relief Fund For Arts Organizations
Spring Juried Art Show Postponed To July
Science Columnist Publishes Third Book
‘On Golden Pond’ Playing Through The Weekend At Wagon Wheel
‘Requiem For The Living’ Is March 29 At Warsaw PAC
Wawasee To Tell The Tale Of ‘Beauty & The Beast’
New Owners Announce Vision For ‘Barns At Nappanee’
Grace College To Host Second Round Of Senior Art Exhibits March 16-April 11
Graydon Brath Wins Young Artist Competition
Teenagers, Zombies & MacGuffins In Tonight’s One-Act Plays
Youth Auditions Set For Wagon Wheel Summer Season
Manchester University Theatre Society Offers Variety Show
South Bend Cubs Welcome National Anthem Auditions For Upcoming Season
Improv Comedy Classes Start Feb. 22 At Wagon Wheel
Kick The ‘Board’om At Lake City Game Fest
The Gallery At Rua Announces New Exhibit Of 3 Local Artists
Rose’s Latest Book Is A Screenplay, ‘Comic Crusaders’
Dance Roller Skating Couple Find It To Be ‘A Fun Thing To Do’
WCHS Drama Dept. Presents 'Cinderella'
Duo Presents ‘Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction’
Comedic Internet Sensation To Perform At Honeywell Center
‘Witchery’ And Music Are Brewing At The Honeywell House
Cast Announced For 'The Importance of Being Earnest'
WCHS Play ‘Good Wives’ Will Benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters
Center St. Community Theater Puts On ‘Lend Me A Tenor’ Starting Tonight
Southern Gospel Concert Friday In Winona Lake
‘Rocky Horror’ Showing At Wagon Wheel Stage This Week
Review: Get Your Hands On Some ‘Hardbody’ Tickets For A Good Time
Native American Program Series Is Sept. 5-7 In Syracuse
David Crosby And Friends To Perform At Honeywell Aug. 22
Catapult Dances Onto PAC Stage Sept. 26; Tickets On Sale
'Come To The Cabaret' Saturday
'Hardbody' Musical Based On Real Contest
Review: Wagon Wheel’s ‘Peter And The Starcatcher’ Lets Adults Be Kids
Wagon Wheel Performs ‘Peter And The Starcatcher’
Nationally Known Comic To Appear At Honeywell Center
Review: ‘Mamma Mia!’ Worth The ‘Money, Money, Money’
Here We Go Again:
Warsaw’s Emily Behny ‘Coming Home’ For Benefit Concert
Wagon Wheel Announces Auditions For WWJr. And ‘Annie’
Gallery At Rua Announces New Steve Sult Art Poster Exhibit And Artist Reception
Dance Through The Decades At Tippy Dance Hall
Civil War Day At Whitley County Historical Museum Civil War Day At Whitley County Historical Museum
Chanticleer String Quartet Returns For Honeywell House Performance Chanticleer String Quartet Returns For Honeywell House Performance Chanticleer String Quartet Returns For Honeywell House Performance Chanticleer String Quartet Returns For Honeywell House Performance
19th Annual All Corvette Car Show Is Aug. 10
Artists, Craftsmen From 27 States Return To Amish Acres For 57th Year
Magical Meadows Announces John King Concert Saturday
Review: There’s More To The Day In ‘Oklahoma!’ Than A ‘Beautiful Morning’
Actors Enjoying Revisiting Roles In ‘Oklahoma!’
Janice Anne Reflects On Road Bringing Her Home To Warsaw
Grace Professor Co-Authors Jeremiah Commentary
Review: ‘Singin’ In The Rain’ Harkens Back To Simpler Times
‘Singin’ In The Rain’ Actors Have Theater In Their Blood

Once they got bit by the theater bug, the three leads of Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts’ production of “Singin’ in the Rain” never looked back.
Review: ‘Matilda’ A Great Reminder Of The ‘Miracle’ Of Children
Wagon Wheel Kicks Off ’19 Season With ‘Matilda’

One of the main draws to the Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts’ production of the musical “Matilda” is its young actors.
Honeywell Center Announces 11 New Shows

Concerts include Amy Grant, the Oak Ridge Boys and Point of Grace.
Leesburg Planning Annual Memorial Day Parade

The parade will begin at 10:30 a.m. May 27
Shipshewana Flea Market Opens Tuesday

The flea market will have weekend vendors for the first time in its 80-year history.
Free Comic Books Saturday At Chimp's

“May the Fourth be with you” is a popular catch phrase of Star Wars Day on May 4. It’s also Free Comic Book Day.
May 23 Cruise Will Explore Wawasee History

Ann Garceau, co-author of the book “Syracuse and Lake Wawasee, Images of America,” will provide an educational and entertaining perspective of Lake Wawasee’s history during a May 23 boat cruise around the lake.
‘Time Warp Evolution’ Coming To Wawasee High School May 3-4

SYRACUSE – Wawasee High School Choir Director Connie Meadows is retiring from public school teaching in June, but not before going on a “Time Warp” in May.
Big Book Sale Coming To Webster April 25-27

If you are a bargain hunter, you won’t want to miss the book sale put on by the Friends of the North Webster Community Public Library.
Thespian Troupe To Perform ‘Godspell’

Performances are April 26-27 at Warsaw Community High School.
Registration Open For Wagon Wheel Youth Workshop

Singers and actors entering grades 8-12 may participate in the 10-day workshop leading to a production of "Les Miserables."
Warsaw Library: Latest Movies Available On DVD/Blu-Ray

Warsaw Community Public Library provides the community with countless new DVD/Blu-ray movie releases.
Mentone Library: Preschool Story Hour, Euchre Club Coming Next Week

Bell Memorial Public Library will be closed on Sunday in observance of Easter.
Auditions: Elkhart Civic Theatre

Auditions for “The Music Man” will be held at 6 p.m. May 5 and 7 p.m. May 7 at St. Mary’s of the Annunciation Church, 411 W. Vistula Street, Bristol.
Saturday Is Next Open Studio At Lakeland Art Center & Gallery

Ten artists participated in Lakeland’s second open studio on March 9, each creating work in their preferred medium.
Belfast Gospel Choir Coming To Warsaw

Free concert will be April 19 at Lakeview Middle School
Several Easter Egg Hunts Planned In Coming Days

The activities below also include an "eggmazing race" in Leesburg.
‘The Curious Savage’ At Lakeland Christian April 12, 13

Performance times are 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with a matinee at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Wagon Wheel Plans Service Honoring Stirling

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts invites the community to a memorial service honoring Thomas N. Stirling’s legacy and devotion to the Wagon Wheel.
‘Adding Mixed Media’ Workshop Planned May 9

Deadline to sign up for the workshop at The Art Giraffe Is April 18.
Library Working To Digitize Mentone History

Bell Memorial Public Library is working on having our old microfilm, pictures, documents and other Mentone history digitized.
Children’s Book Week Celebrating 100th Year

To celebrate, Warsaw Community Public Library is preparing a late afternoon of fun for all ages.
Cooking Club To Explore Fresh Herbs

Magnolia Cooking Club is comparing the uses of fresh herbs versus dried herbs in cooking at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Syracuse Public Library, 115 E. Main St.
April Activities Abound For People Of All Ages At Akron Public Library

The following activities and programs are planned for April at the Akron Carnegie Public Library, 205 E. Rochester St.
WCPL?Celebrating National Library Week

For over 60 years, National Library Week has celebrated the contributions of libraries and library workers.
Keirn To Share Experiences In Chad

Take an armchair journey to Africa at North Webster Community Public Library at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday when Ben Keirn shares his experiences living and working in the African nation of Chad.