Honeywell Summer Plaza Music Series: Warren & Flick
Wabash Community Event
FREE outdoor concerts
Thursdays in June
Carpenter Plaza – Honeywell Center
Don’t forget a lawn chair or blanket!
12 events found.
Music Man Jr.
Wabash Community Event
Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 5-8 will present the musical tale of a charming conman as he swindles a small town into believing they need a boys’ band, only to have the town librarian help him change his ways.
Anything Goes
Wabash Community Event
Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 9-12 will set sail board an ocean liner, where mistaken identities and musical numbers unfold as a cast of characters navigate mischief and adventure on the high seas.
Wabass Live
Wabash Community Event
Wabass scholars will dazzle you with the double bass. Faculty mentors Eric Larson, Ranaan Meyer, and Hal Robinson curate a wonderful evening of musicianship and personality. Concluding the performance, guests are invited to a meet and greet reception to mingle with the artists and faculty mentors.
Music Man Jr.
Wabash Community Event
Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 5-8 will present the musical tale of a charming conman as he swindles a small town into believing they need a boys’ band, only to have the town librarian help him change his ways.
Anything Goes
Wabash Community Event
Honeywell Summer Campers in grades 9-12 will set sail board an ocean liner, where mistaken identities and musical numbers unfold as a cast of characters navigate mischief and adventure on the high seas.
Acoustic Guitar Jam
Wabash Community Event
Bring your acoustic guitar to the Eagles Theatre stage and play music with other guitarists! Here’s your chance to meet other local musicians, jam, and share your favorite guitar licks. All ages and abilities are welcome.
Honeywell Summer Plaza Music Series: Mississinewa Valley Band Patriotic Pops
Wabash Community Event
FREE concerts
Thursdays in June
Bonus Show: Mississinewa valley Band Patriotic Pops in the Ford Theater
United States Army Field Band Jazz Ambassadors
Wabash Community Event
Known as America’s Big Band, the Jazz Ambassadors are the premier touring jazz orchestra of the United States Army. Formed in 1969, this 19-piece ensemble has received critical acclaim throughout the United States and abroad performing America’s original art form, jazz. Concerts include classic big band standards, instrumental and vocal solo features, patriotic favorites, contemporary jazz works, and original arrangements and compositions by past and present members of the Jazz Ambassadors.
Annual Themed Art Competition Exhibit
Wabash Community Event
This juried competition was created over 15 years ago with the goal of keeping art interesting. Every year, a new “theme” challenges artists to create new and engaging works of art. Unlimited creativity is encouraged, and all media is welcomed to be submitted. The 2025 theme is Seasons, and artists are invited to explore the rich tapestry of spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Celebrating the ever-changing nature of our world through your unique artistic vision.
Cooper Alan
Wabash Community Event
A rising star with the spirit of a true entertainer – Cooper Alan is an artist willing to take country music where others have never dreamed. Alan is known for his hit singles like “New Normal,” “Tough Ones,” and “Can’t Dance.” He has racked up 225+ million streams and a massive digital presence with over 14 million followers across all social media platforms. Alan hit the ground running with his single “Take Forever,” climbing to number one on Sirius XM The Highway’s Hot 30 Weekend Countdown in 2024.
Open Mic Night
Wabash Community Event
Debut your original music or perform a favorite cover song on the stage in the Eagles Theatre Ballroom. Invite your family and friends to and enjoy a casual evening of live music. All ages and abilities are welcome!
• Sign up begins at 5:30 pm – first come, first served
• Maximum three songs per person
• Keyboard, guitar amp, and PA provided (microphone/direct box)
• Perform live or with a track recording (bring CD/Phone)
• Family-friendly please!