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  • Skillet

    Wabash Community Event

    After nearly three decades, eleven albums, and thousands of shows worldwide, Skillet returns louder, harder, and more rebellious than ever. The multiplatinum, two-time GRAMMY-nominated hard rock quartet, featuring band members John Cooper, Korey Cooper, Jen Ledger, and Seth Morrison, is known for anthems like “Monster,” “Hero,” “Awake and Alive,” and “Feel Invincible.” With electrifying riffs and powerful lyrics, Skillet proves its unstoppable legacy, inviting fans to sing alongside them.

    Hailing from the heart of the Midwest, The Protest has been a mainstay in the rock community for quite some time. Known for their passionate live shows, the band’s latest release, “Griefcase,” is a perfect culmination of that passion. The Protest wants to bring hope and light to the often shadowed world of rock/metal. For over 10 years, the band has toured extensively, released music, and strived to have real connections with fans!

    That Arena Rock Show

    Wabash Community Event

    That Arena Rock Show is the ultimate high-energy, theatrical tribute to classic rock ‘n’ roll. The band performs legendary rock anthems that ruled the airwaves in the ’70s and ’80s, featuring artists like Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Bon Jovi, and Guns N’ Roses. This rock show is more than just music–it’s an experience!

    Etta May and the Southern Fried Chicks

    Wabash Community Event

    Get ready for a night of comedy with Etta May & The Southern Fried Chicks. Etta May, the American Comedy Award’s “Comic of the Year,” is a Kentucky comedy legend and has been featured on Oprah and Showtime. Joining her are Sonya White, known for her unique blend of southern charm and city smarts, with HBO and Comedy Central credits, and Jodi White, who’s unapologetically bold and hilarious. Don’t miss this trio of comedic talent guaranteed to keep you laughing.

  • The Lettermen

    Wabash Community Event

    The Lettermen bring decades of harmony to the stage with their signature three-part vocals. Since 1961, Donovan Tea, Bobby Poynton, and Rob Gulack have carried on the group’s legendary sound, recording more than 75 albums and earning 18 gold records. Performing classics like “The Way You Look Tonight” and “When I Fall In Love,” as well as modern favorites such as “Never Enough” (The Greatest Showman), the group continues to share its music with audiences worldwide.

    Spooky Nights at the 13-24 Drive In – Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

    Wabash Community Event

    Spooky Nights at the 13-24 Drive In
    Fridays are family-friendly.
    Saturdays are for the grown-ups!
    Carloads $10
    Buy in advance or at the gate.
    Gates open at 6 pm. Movie starts at dark (approx. 7:30 pm).
    Bring your appetite! The concessions stand will be open and offering all the favorites, plus seasonal offerings like hot chocolate, hot cider, cappuccino, and caramel corn.

    From Practical to Beautiful: Fiber as Art

    Wabash Community Event

    From Practical to Beautiful: Fiber as Art examines the intersection of utility, tradition, and artistic expression through the work of three contemporary fiber artists: Tracy Burns, Gayle Siebert, and Susan Yanos.

    Working in distinct but related traditions, Burns creates traditional hand-hooked rugs, Siebert incorporates felted elements into woven tapestries, and Yanos designs and constructs art quilts. Together, their work demonstrates the expressive possibilities of processes historically associated with domestic life, functionality, and craft.

    The exhibition explores how each artist brings a contemporary perspective to traditional fiber practices, revealing the expressive possibilities within techniques long associated with utility, craft, and domestic life. In doing so, From Practical to Beautiful considers how these time-honored methods can become vehicles for personal expression, experimentation, and fine art.

    Beyond their individual studio practices, all three artists share a commitment to teaching and preserving the knowledge of their craft, helping ensure that these traditions continue to develop and find new meaning for future generations.

    Hotel California

    Wabash Community Event

    A spirited blend of originality and the pursuit of excellence has taken Hotel California: A Salute to the Eagles to a level of recognition normally reserved for Gold and Platinum recording artists. By respectfully and accurately reproducing the GRAMMY award-winning sounds of the Eagles, this legendary Southern California group has touched the hearts of fans all over the world. The show features iconic hits like “Hotel California,” “Take It Easy,” “Desperado,” and “Life in the Fast Lane.”

    Hocus Pocus: The Taste-A-Long® Experience

    Wabash Community Event

    Watch the beloved Halloween classic Hocus Pocus while enjoying wickedly themed treats timed to magical moments throughout the film. From cauldron-worthy confections to hauntingly sweet surprises, every bite is designed to bring you deeper into the world of Max, Dani, Binx, and the delightfully devious Sanderson Sisters. When the spell is cast, you’ll taste the magic too! Perfect for families, friend groups, and Halloween fanatics of all ages, this enchanting event transforms a favorite film into a fully immersive Taste-A-Long® adventure.

    Every ticket includes a premium Taste-A-Long® Candy Box—a beautifully designed advent-style package filled with treats that correspond to moments throughout the film. Follow the on-screen cues and “taste along” in real time as the story unfolds.

    Tab Benoit

    Wabash Community Event

    Tab Benoit, multi-GRAMMY-nominated musician and wetlands activist, will bring an exhilarating evening with his Soul of the Swamp Tour. Known for his passionate performances and deep-rooted connection to the swamp, Benoit is a true master of his craft, with more than 20 releases showcasing his unique artistry. Known for iconic radio hits like “Nice and Warm” and “Cross the Line” from his ’90s recordings, he made a triumphant return with his first recording in 13 years, I Hear Thunder, signaling that his best work is yet to come.

    Sensory Story Hour

    Wabash Community Event

    On the third Wednesday of every month, the Museum will dim the lights and sounds to host a sensory-focused experience from 9AM to 10AM.

    An Evening of Alton Brown

    Wabash Community Event

    An Evening of Alton Brown will present Brown as you’ve never seen him — best known for creating and hosting groundbreaking television such as Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, Brown has also built one of the most successful culinary touring franchises ever, performing live in more than 300 cities for well over half a million fans. With An Evening of Alton Brown, he strips away the spectacle in favor of connection, spontaneity, and storytelling, delivering a show that is equal parts humor, science, food, and heart.

    #IMOMSOHARD

    Wabash Community Event

    #IMOMSOHARD began as a popular web series by real-life best friends, comedians, and moms Kristin Hensley and Jen Smedley. One night, these two friends decided to tell a different kind of story. The video was a smash hit, sparking an online community of two million followers—confirmation that moms and women everywhere need to laugh and be heard. Their videos have received nearly 300 million views worldwide, leading to over 3 million followers, national tours, a podcast, a New York Times bestseller, and more. Please note this performance is for ages 18 years and older and may contain adult themes and language.

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