Gary Allan has won over fans, peers, and critics with his signature blend of smoldering vocals, rebellious lyrics, and raucous live performances. He is known for his albums like Ruthless and Set You Free and his #1 country radio chart-topper, “Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain).” Allan has sold over 8 million albums, been certified platinum on three back-to-back albums, and been certified gold five times.

Join us for coffee and a treat, provided by our sponsor Bob Evans Restaurant. Ryan Schnurr will share his ‘The Theory and Practice of Rivers” workshop. The talk is rooted in Ryan’s book on Fort Wayne’s Maumee River and makes the argument that rivers and streams are a repository of—and participant in—community memory. This talk is followed by a workshop session in which attendees will start creating their own “river stories.” Attendees will leave with a new set of lenses and tools for thinking about their relationships to the natural world, using water (and encounters with bodies of water) as an entry point. “The Thursday Parlay” will take place from 10 to 11:30 am on Thursday, July 11th. This is a free event brought to you by the Wabash County Museum. RSVPs are encouraged on our website.

Take a mid-day break and get creative! Twist, weave, and knot colorful yarn to form designs. Pack a lunch and be in and out in an hour. This project is great for all ages so you can share the experience with a child or grandchild.

American blues guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Duke Tumatoe has worked with artists like Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, B.B. King, and Willie Dixon. Tumatoe has released 17 albums with The All-Star Frogs and The Power Trio and will bring classics like “Tie You Up,” “Get Loose,” and “More Love, More Money.”

A city teenager moves to a small town where rock music and dancing have been banned, and his rebellious spirit shakes up the populace.