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Class: Homeschool Art I

Wabash Community Event

Fuel your child’s creativity in this engaging art class designed specifically for homeschool students! Through hands-on projects inspired by influential artists from history and today, young artists will explore concepts like form, color, value, and shape. This class provides a fun, supportive environment that complements homeschool learning by encouraging imagination, building artistic skills, and fostering self-expression.

Class: Homeschool Art II

Wabash Community Event

Fuel your child’s creativity in this engaging art class designed specifically for homeschool students! Through hands-on projects inspired by influential artists from history and today, young artists will explore concepts like form, color, value, and shape. This class provides a fun, supportive environment that complements homeschool learning by encouraging imagination, building artistic skills, and fostering self-expression.

Theatre Arts 1.0

Wabash Community Event

Take the stage and bring stories to life! This engaging class focuses on building acting skills through games, scenes, and character work, while also giving students a taste of the creative process with fun, hands-on activities in props, costumes, and design. Ages 8-12 years old. Every Tuesday.

Annual Fine Art Competition Exhibit

Wabash Community Event

The Annual Fine Art Competition showcases outstanding artwork from artists across the country. Open to artists working in a variety of mediums, the competition provides a platform for both emerging and established artists to share their work. The competition features diverse styles – from traditional landscapes to contemporary expressions – reflecting the depth and breadth of today’s visual arts.

Workshop: Hot Glue Embroidery

Wabash Community Event

Get creative in this hands-on embroidery workshop! Participants will personalize a baseball hat or tote bag by applying hot glue, then stitching over it with colorful embroidery floss. A fun way to make your own wearable art!
All supplies will be provided.

Workshop: Reverse Painting Sunflowers

Wabash Community Event

Explore the magic of reverse painting! Create vibrant floral designs on 8×10 glass by painting in reverse order, layering colors from front to back for a stunning, luminous finished piece.
All supplies will be provided.

Complaint Department & Lemonade Dinner Theater

Wabash Community Event

The Nursing Home residents are at it again! They now have their own Complaint Department—and you’re invited to see what they’re up to this time.
Complaint Department and Lemonade by Kamron Klitgaard is a hilarious, fast‑paced one‑act play featuring a revolving door of quirky characters with bizarre grievances—from Oreo icing to cheese prices to kleptomania. Each complaint becomes more absurd than the last, keeping the audience entertained as every character gets their moment in the spotlight.
Pair the comedy with a mouth‑watering dinner menu:
• House Salad
• Home‑Baked Rolls with Whipped Butter
• Chicken Marsala
• Wild Rice Pilaf
• Sautéed Baby Green Beans
• Decadent Chocolate Brownies
📅 Dates & Times:
• Friday, February 20 at 7 p.m.
• Saturday, February 21 at 7 p.m.
• Sunday, February 22 at Noon
💵 Cost: $40 per person
🎟️ Tickets are non‑refundable.
📍 Tickets available at Charley Creek Inn or by phone: (260) 563‑0111
It’s the perfect recipe for laughter, great food, and an unforgettable evening—reserve your seats today!

Carly Ingalls

Wabash Community Event

Carly Ingalls is a versatile jazz, contemporary, and classical pianist local to Fort Wayne, IN. She has two decades of experience performing solo and with various singers and combos all across the region. Her background lends her a unique sound, blending jazz stylings across many genres.
Join us at Green Hat Lounge for an unforgettable evening of live music with friends!

Shenandoah

Wabash Community Event

Formed in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Shenandoah rose to fame with a string of No. 1 hits, including The Church on Cumberland Road, Sunday in the South, and Two Dozen Roses. With 26 singles on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart and a GRAMMY Award, their music remains timeless. Marty Raybon and Mike McGuire reunite, reigniting the chemistry that made them one of country music’s most beloved groups.

Complaint Department & Lemonade Dinner Theater

Wabash Community Event

The Nursing Home residents are at it again! They now have their own Complaint Department—and you’re invited to see what they’re up to this time.
Complaint Department and Lemonade by Kamron Klitgaard is a hilarious, fast‑paced one‑act play featuring a revolving door of quirky characters with bizarre grievances—from Oreo icing to cheese prices to kleptomania. Each complaint becomes more absurd than the last, keeping the audience entertained as every character gets their moment in the spotlight.
Pair the comedy with a mouth‑watering dinner menu:
• House Salad
• Home‑Baked Rolls with Whipped Butter
• Chicken Marsala
• Wild Rice Pilaf
• Sautéed Baby Green Beans
• Decadent Chocolate Brownies
📅 Dates & Times:
• Friday, February 20 at 7 p.m.
• Saturday, February 21 at 7 p.m.
• Sunday, February 22 at Noon
💵 Cost: $40 per person
🎟️ Tickets are non‑refundable.
📍 Tickets available at Charley Creek Inn or by phone: (260) 563‑0111
It’s the perfect recipe for laughter, great food, and an unforgettable evening—reserve your seats today!

Purdue Varsity Glee Club

Wabash Community Event

Founded in 1893, the Purdue Varsity Glee Club is one of Purdue’s most iconic ensembles, representing the university through music at both local and international events. Known for their versatility, the Glee Club performs an array of musical styles, including gospel, jazz, contemporary hits, classical pieces, and patriotic songs, often enhanced by unique vocal arrangements. The Glee Club comprises dedicated students from various academic disciplines who balance rigorous studies with a commitment to musical excellence and community service.

Annual Fine Art Competition Reception

Wabash Community Event

Public reception on Wed. Feb. 25, 2026 at 5:30 pm. RSVPs are appreciated.

The Annual Fine Art Competition showcases outstanding artwork from artists across the country. Open to artists working in a variety of mediums, the competition provides a platform for both emerging and established artists to share their work. The competition features diverse styles – from traditional landscapes to contemporary expressions – reflecting the depth and breadth of today’s visual arts.