Connor Noble, from Wabash, Indiana, has been playing music for the past 11 years. He has played across Indiana on radio talk shows, and has had original music featured in films, including Night of the Living Dead, The Blood Moon, First Harvest, and more. Noble is currently the lead guitarist for Rejected Iris– having written and produced two albums for the band. His inspiration comes from the music of the 1990s-2000s, spanning a variety of genres from rock to blues, jazz to pop and even punk. Noble brings something that everyone can enjoy.

Any vendors interested in learning more about the 2024 Downtown Wabash Farmers Market season are invited to attend the 2024 Season Vendor Callout Meeting on Wednesday, March 27 from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Wabash, Inc. office (189 S. Miami St., Suite 1). The Vendor Callout Meeting will be open-house style with Market Manager Carly Hawkins on-site to speak about the season and answer vendor questions. The Downtown Wabash Farmers Market is open to vendors whose products are all things handmade, homemade & homegrown. Vendors can obtain a copy of the handbook & additional vendor resources, as well as sign up for the season at the callout meeting.

With iconic hits like “Free Fallin’,” “American Girl,” and “Refugee,” Tom Petty’s sound is the soundtrack of the 20th century and beyond. Free Fallin has delivered his hits internationally for over 16 years, recreating the authentic concert experience with skilled musicians, instruments, and costumes. Honoring Petty’s legacy, they’ve performed nationwide, earning a reputation as one of the finest tribute bands.

Performing throughout the region year-round, Jon Shoulders puts on a high-energy acoustic show that spans many genres and styles.

Join Tommy James and The Shondells on a thrilling ride through their career, featuring timeless classics like “Hanky Panky,” “I Think We’re Alone Now,” “Mony Mony,” “Crimson and Clover,” “Crystal Blue Persuasion,” and more. From record-breaking singles to platinum albums, Tommy’s music has shaped the sound of an era. Groove to the group’s iconic tunes as Tommy continues to captivate audiences with his new album, ALIVE. Don’t miss Tommy and the band perform live and celebrate over 50 years of incredible music!

Join us for a new Easter experience with live entertainment! Enjoy a delicious brunch buffet in Legacy Hall at the Honeywell Center. During brunch, you’ll enjoy live music and an opportunity for the kids to make a seasonal craft. Of course, visits with the Easter Bunny will be the main attraction. Buy early – this sells out every year!

Join us for a new Easter experience with live entertainment! Enjoy a delicious brunch buffet in Legacy Hall at the Honeywell Center. During brunch, you’ll enjoy live music and an opportunity for the kids to make a seasonal craft. Of course, visits with the Easter Bunny will be the main attraction. Buy early – this sells out every year!

Join us for coffee and a treat, provided by our sponsor Bob Evans Restaurant. Bill Barrows, former Director of Sports for the Wabash County YMCA and Field of Dreams, has been researching local sports history to help the Museum curate a future sports exhibit. With his accumulated athletic knowlegde, he will be presenting some Wabash County sports history. For additional context, Bill is also the voice of the Apaches football and basketball games. “The Thursday Parlay” will take place from 10 to 11:30 am on Thursday, April 4th. This is a free event brought to you by the Wabash County Museum, but RSVPs are encouraged on our website!

Dakota Ray Parker performs many varieties of music including classic country (Merle Haggard, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash), some classic rock (Neil Diamond, Eric Clapton, Bruce Springsteen), Folk music (The Avett Brothers, Bob Dylan, Tom T Hall), Elvis Presley, Adele, Justin Bieber and so much more. He also writes his own music with more than 35 original songs. He won The Voice of Wabash County in 2018 and opened for Aaron Barker at the Eagles Theater.

Experience 50 years of musical greatness with Los Lobos. With iconic songs like “La Bamba,” “La Pistola y El Corazón,” and albums including Kiko and How Will the Wolf Survive?, their cultural impact spans the globe. The group of five original band members has performed 100+ shows annually for the last five decades, recorded 17 studio albums, and won four GRAMMYs.