Tour Fort Wayne's Murals Created by Black Artists
The streets of downtown Fort Wayne are filled with vibrant public art – murals and sculptures that tell Fort Wayne’s story and share our pride…
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The streets of downtown Fort Wayne are filled with vibrant public art – murals and sculptures that tell Fort Wayne’s story and share our pride…
Read MoreWhen I was a Fort Wayne, Indiana newbie, certain restaurants kept coming up as favorites from my new co-workers: Henry’s Restaurant, a bar downtown; J.K. O’Donnell’s, an Irish bar downtown; and Club Soda, an upscale steakhouse with a killer martini menu downtown (you may notice a theme …) Can't-Miss…
Read MoreWest Central offersa mix of historic charm and modern influences at the center of Fort Wayne. Described as, "urban living at its best," the brick roads, Greek Revival-style homes, and small businesses make West Central rich in culture and community. …
Read MoreA trip to Fort Wayne would not be complete without visiting The History Center, where Fort Wayne's rich heritage is preserved…
Read MoreIt is often said that creative pursuits are solitary ones and that the life of an artist is a lonely one. In reality, artists thrive off of other artists. Painters can inspire writers who can spark an idea for a lyric to a song which a photographer listens to as she rearranges perceptions and…
Read MoreFort Wayne is your Indiana destination for family-friendly fun. As Indiana’s second-largest city, Fort Wayne is a Midwest gem…
Read MoreEach person has a unique and interesting story, and you can find yours in Fort Wayne, Indiana at the Genealogy Center…
Read MoreWith more than 200 years of history under its belt, Fort Wayne and Allen County has a rich and fascinating past for those who wish to explore it…
Read MoreIt is no secret to locals that Fort Wayne has a great food scene, but now that secret is out! Plus, 2022 is the year to visit Fort Wayne, “an up-and-coming Midwestern town.”…
Read MoreEver wondered how Fort Wayne earned its namesake? You can learn this and more through a visit to the "Old Fort." A little known fact is there were three American forts built in Fort Wayne. The current fort, located just north of downtown on Spy Run, is a replica of the one constructed by Major John Whistler and his men during 1815 — 1816. It is reportedly the last fort to stand at the junction of the St. Marys, St. Joseph, and Maumee Rivers. It was designed purely for defense against Native Americans, and could be comfortably defended by a relatively small number of men…
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