This four-piece band from Rochester, Indiana is known for an eclectic folk sound and energetic performances. The group features Wabash’s own David Doud and has a local following. The is an outdoor terrace concert. Please note, there will be no rain date. Free admission, with reservations required due to limited seating.

The Annual Photography Competition is the Clark Gallery’s largest competition, celebrating the art of photography in all forms. Being juried into the show is a notable achievement, with a rigorous selection process that results in an engaging and diverse exhibition. The featured work highlights photography’s unique ability to capture emotion, tell stories, and transform everyday moments into extraordinary art. Over the years, awards have recognized both emerging talents and seasoned professionals, honoring a wide range of creative expression and technical excellence in the field.” Reception is open to the public, but RSVPs are appreciated.

This body of work examines how we affect the land and how the land affects us. It uses imagery of firewood as a metaphor for the relationship we have with our environments. We till up the earth and chop down trees, which can be seen as destructive acts. But the earth heals, regrows, and reclaims. The earth is constantly moving towards its natural state. We build structures, they rot, and we build them again.

The Orchestra, starring former members of ELO, brings classic hits to life, including “Evil Woman,” “Mr. Blue Sky,” “Livin’ Thing,” and more. With a decades-long legacy, these legendary musicians deliver the signature symphonic rock sound that sold over 50 million records worldwide. Experience the magic of ELO’s greatest hits, performed by the artists who helped create them.

Celtic Thunder, hailed as Billboard’s Top World Music Artist, is known for its eclectic style, with songs ranging from a soloist to an ensemble focus. The group’s shows feature dramatic lighting effects and choreography, with songs celebrating a common Celtic heritage. Known for their hits like “Ireland’s Call” and “A Place In The Choir,” Celtic Thunder captivates audiences with its blend of contemporary and traditional Irish music.

Steve Seskin is a successful songwriter who has written seven No. 1 songs, including GRAMMY-nominated “Grown Men Don’t Cry,” recorded by Tim McGraw, and “Don’t Laugh at Me,” winner of NSAI Song of the Year and Music Row Magazine Song of the Year, as recorded by Mark Wills. Through Honeywell Arts In Education, Seskin presents bullying prevention programs through the art of songwriting with interactive workshops and assemblies. Steve Seskin, Mary Bragg, and Sinclair will combine forces for an evening of their top hits and the stories behind them.

Create a beautiful piece of art using stained glass techniques. You’ll learn how to score, break, and shape colorful pieces of glass to create a beautiful decorative item. Students will be able to select from two designs. A variety of color options will be available.

All supplies will be provided.

David Cook rose to fame as the Season 7 winner of American Idol, breaking Billboard records and selling over 2 million albums and 5 million tracks worldwide. His releases include Analog Heart, Digital Vein, Chromance, and The Looking Glass. Known for blending rock with pop influences, Cook also made his Broadway debut in Kinky Boots and has raised over $1.5 million for brain tumor research through his philanthropy and fan support.

Create a beautiful piece of art using stained glass techniques. You’ll learn how to score, break, and shape colorful pieces of glass to create a beautiful decorative item. Students will be able to select from two designs. A variety of color options will be available.

All supplies will be provided.