Tag: African/African-American Historical Society Museum of Fort Wayne Indiana
27th annual Be A Tourist in Your Own Hometown – 9/13/2026
Celebrate the 27th annual Be A Tourist in Your Own Hometown and visit 23 of Fort Wayne's museums and attractions for free as sponsored by Visit Fort Wayne.
Mayor joins local artist to unveil mural in East Central Neighborhood
A new mural, created by local artist Julie Wall, along the Coombs street railroad viaduct retaining walls.
Explore Fort Wayne’s history all month long
May is National Historic Preservation month, and this year the City of Fort Wayne is partnering with Visit Fort Wayne to let people know the many ways they can learn about and celebrate Fort Wayne history.
TRF announces 2021 Parade Theme
This year's Three Rivers Festival Parade theme celebrates the value of community: “Coming Together: Fort Wayne’s Past, Present, & Future.”
Early African-American Settlers of the Maumee Valley program tonight
Early African-American Settlers of the Maumee Valley program tonight.
Native Tongue Lecture features talk on the death of a king
John Aden is coming to IPFW to present the lecture, "Anvils of Blood, Oaths of Iron: Power, Secrecy, and Assassination in Western Sudan," as a part of the Native Tongue Lecture Series.
2013 Fright Night details – 10/19/2013
Downtown Fort Wayne's Fright Night returns for its 6th year on Saturday, October 19th boasting more activities than ever before.
Be a Tourist in Your Own Hometown – 9/8/2013
Be a Tourist in Your Own Hometown - September 8, 2013.
Community invited to Muslim Journeys Book Club
IPFW is proud to present the book club "Let's Talk About It: Muslim Journeys!" The initiative aims to familiarize public audiences in the United States with the people, places, history, faith, and cultures of Muslims in the United States and around the world.
Be a Tourist in Your Own Hometown – 9/8/2013
Be a Tourist in Your Own Hometown - September 8, 2013.