Tag: Indiana Arts Commission
LADA Through the Looking Glass, a free performance at the Embassy – 4/29/2026
Audiences Unlimited at the Embassy presents a free performance of LADA Through the Looking Glass on April 29, 2026, at the Embassy Theatre, in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Solo exhibition by iconic American artist Chuck Sperry opens – 4/25/2026
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art is pleased to announce an exhibition by iconic American artist Chuck Sperry, opening April 25, 2026.
Three Dog Night at the Foellinger Outdoor Theatre – 7/17/2026
Fort Wayne Parks and Recreation adds a new show at the Foellinger Outdoor Theatre by Three Dog Night with special guest Jay Psaros on Friday, July 17, 2026.
Fort Wayne Philharmonic announces 2026/27 season
The Fort Wayne Philharmonic proudly announces the highly anticipated 2026/27 season.
Arts Commission launches newly established creative small businesses program
The Indiana Arts Commission is now accepting applications for Vision & Venture, a new, six-week virtual workshop series focused on business processes and essential start-up tasks for creatives with less than one year of business experience.
Governor Braun makes appointments to various boards and commissions
Indiana Governor Mike Braun today announced new appointments to various state boards and commissions.
Several local residents appointed to various State Boards and Commissions
Indiana Governor Mike Braun today announced new appointments to various state boards and commissions.
Indiana Arts Commission announces study on impact of creative aging arts programming for older...
The Indiana Arts Commission, in partnership with the Center for Aging & Community at the University of Indianapolis, has released new research on the IAC’s Lifelong Arts Indiana programming.
38th Annual Festival of Trees announced
The Embassy Theatre is excited to formally announce that it will host the 38th annual Festival of Trees from Wednesday, November 23, 2022, through Wednesday, November 30, 2022.
Indiana ARPA funds distributed
Today, the Indiana Arts Commission announced it had distributed American Rescue Plan Act funds to 17 communities in Indiana, totaling $61,000.