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The ‘60s were an era of change, revolution, and unforgettable music. From the rise of folk and rock to the anthems of Simon & Garfunkel, the decade’s soundtrack lives on. Get ready to relive the magic as Feelin’ Groovy takes you on a journey through classics like “Mrs. Robinson,” “The Boxer,” and more. Feel the nostalgia and step back into the ‘60s!
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Garrett Chatham will share the story behind the transformation of a charming bakery into an eclectic, bi-level bistro. Learn how a creative vision became a unique destination, as Garrett discusses the journey from concept to reality. Free admission, with reservations required due to limited seating.
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Join us for coffee and a treat, provided by our sponsor Bob Evans Restaurant and Imagine One 85. Jeff Galley, Wabash County Museum’s Curator, will explore the history of the Museum’s armory by highlighting its artifacts, origins, and the stories behind this unique collection. He began his career teaching history, later served as Wabash High School’s Vice Principal for several years, and currently teaches student media and civics. “The Thursday Parlay” will take place from 10 to 11:30 am on Thursday, September 4th. This is a free event brought to you by the Wabash County Museum.
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Join us at the Museum on September’s First Friday for the Little Miss & Mister Wabash County Pageant. Contestants must be Wabash County residents and between the ages of 4 – 7 on the date of the pageant. Winning contestants will ride in the Wabash County Founders Fest Parade.
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One thing has never wavered with the Frye Family Band – family! Their latest project, This is Your Victory, features songs like “He’s Still There,” “Restless,” and “Big Ole Stone (Victory),” capturing their dynamic live sound. Tom Frye, Jonathon Frye, Mane Frye, and Eric Reynolds bring their signature harmonies to the stage for an unforgettable night of music and storytelling.
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It’s not a concert, it’s a party! Spend a nostalgic evening saluting three of the world’s most beloved musical groups, who were instrumental in creating the Rock & Roll and Doo Wop sound. The Drifters (“This Magic Moment”), The Platters (“Only You”), and Cornell Gunter’s Coasters (“Yakety Yak”) have been associated with over forty of the top classic songs in Rock & Roll history, delivering their hits the same way you remember hearing them on the radio.
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D2D has always been designed by cyclists for cyclists. Beginning at the grassroots level in 2010, the event has always focused on the rider experience. Your registration includes breakfast, lunch, a free commemorative t-shirt, SAG stops, and clothing pickup!
Alley Cat Outfitters from Wabash, Indiana will be providing mechanical support for our ride should you need any minor repairs or services. The D2D route map in your registration packet shows all SAG stop locations, found approximately every 15-20 miles. SAG stops will be open for a set time only, so check your map for times of operation.
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Fire Line Productions of Wabash features local talent in this production of Arsenic and Old Lace, a delightfully dark comedy by Joseph Kesselring. This hilarious, fast-paced play follows the charmingly eccentric Brewster sisters, who have a habit of poisoning lonely old men to ‘put them out of their misery.’ When their nephew, Mortimer, discovers their secret, chaos and laughter ensue. A timeless classic filled with wit, unexpected twists, and heartwarming moments.
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Free Fallin has delivered Tom Petty’s hits internationally for over 16 years, recreating the authentic concert experience with skilled musicians, instruments, and costumes. With iconic hits like “Free Fallin’,” “American Girl,” and “Refugee,” Tom Petty’s sound is the soundtrack of the 20th century and beyond. Our House celebrates the legacy of Crosby, Stills, and Nash & Young through authentic, heartfelt performances of songs like “Suite Judy Blue Eyes,” “Long Time Gone,” and more.
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Fire Line Productions of Wabash features local talent in this production of Arsenic and Old Lace, a delightfully dark comedy by Joseph Kesselring. This hilarious, fast-paced play follows the charmingly eccentric Brewster sisters, who have a habit of poisoning lonely old men to ‘put them out of their misery.’ When their nephew, Mortimer, discovers their secret, chaos and laughter ensue. A timeless classic filled with wit, unexpected twists, and heartwarming moments.
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Immerse yourself in dreamy soundscapes where lush harmonies, ambient textures, and indie-folk melodies create a sonic journey both intimate and expansive.
Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be available for purchase.
Doors open at 6:30pm. Performance starts at 7:30pm.
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Join us for sports talk, coffee, and treats provided by our Modoc’s Market. Rick Harness, Steve McClure, Bill Barrows, and Jim Landrum previously broadcasted sports coverage on Oldies 105.9 but will be broadcasting in-person at the Museum during the third Thursday of every month! This July the guys will discuss the The Wabash Athletic Association and its History with Pete Jones. “Talkin’ Sports” will take place from 10 to 11am on Thursday, August 21st. This is a free event brought to you by the Wabash County Museum.
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