Experience Art in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Fort Wayne's art scene has never been so vibrant! Check out all of the amazing things going on throughout the city in 2020and beyond…
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5 Reasons to Explore Fort Wayne, Indiana This Summer
Summer is almost upon us, and we’re celebrating with great new activities, restaurants, and events! Join us in Fort Wayne, Indiana this summer and discover our classic festivals, fun family activities, and everything new…
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Have Fun! Unique Off-Site Meeting Activities for Every Season
Are you planning a meeting or other corporate event in Fort Wayne? Make it fun with these unique team-building activities. We've got one for every season plus a bonus tour at the end…
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Soak up Summer in Fort Wayne with these 12 Activities
We are in the middle of summer, and it's not too late for you to enjoy a vacation, getaway, or long weekend! Sometimes when you take a family vacation, and it’s over, you long for the joy you felt making the memories. Fear not, there is still a way to make some great memories. Soak up some time with your family with some of these 12 easy and fun activities! …
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Did you Know this about Fort Wayne? Part 2
In the next edition of Fort Wayne facts, we delve into an author who once called Fort Wayne home, and you can learn more about the growth of Fort Wayne! If you missed the first part of the series, discover more about Fort Wayne's historyhere…
Read MoreFort Wayne Outfitters offers unique activities
Tucked away by the river in the historic Cass Street Depot - a building that looks like an illustration from an old fairy tale - lies Fort Wayne Outfitters and Bike Depot. This gem made its debut in Fort Wayne in 2007 and has been helping both residents and visitors alike to rediscover the joy of…
Read MoreThree Rivers...Three Times the Fun!
Why do the people of Fort Wayne fuss over a river? Because we have THREE! There's a ton of history and fun that can be had on these beautiful (and historic!) landmarks. "The St. Marys River cuts through the southeast section of Allen County, flowing northward, while the St. Joseph River cuts…
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