Fort Wayne’s Riverfront District Continues to Grow
Riverfront Fort Wayne is an emerging district celebrating the city’s three rivers—the St. Marys, St. Joseph, and Maumee.
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Get your Ag On
Both weather and climate are top priority with Hoosiers, and that is especially true for Indiana’s farmers. The state is literally rooted in agriculture and there are numerous events to ramp up your appreciation of that heritage, learn about current food production, and study all things agriculture related.
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Sweet Breeze Canal Boat in Fort Wayne
Visitors to Fort Wayne can now enjoy cruising the city’s waterways in a full-size replica of an 1840s-era canal boat. The Sweet Breeze just made her maiden voyage and is…
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Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Matt and Nicky Nolot at Tolon
FORT WAYNE – It started with a typical teenager wanting a car. The road, after a few twists and turns and even a dead end, led to a downtown Fort…
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Cabin Fever
By DNR Staff If repeat customers are a reflection of quality service, Indiana’s state parks are doing something right. Since 2007, Bill Cann has spent roughly 30 nights a year…
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Indiana’s Botanical Gardens
Botanic Gardens Conservation International defines botanical gardens as “institutions holding documented collections of living plants for the purposes of scientific research, conservation, display and education.” But not only are Indiana’s…
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Get Away to Family-Friendly Fort Wayne this Summer
Fort Wayne, Indiana’s second-largest city, offers outstanding family getaways that combine world- class attractions with affordable family fun! At the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo you’ll discover 1,500 animals on 42…
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Indiana’s Top Chefs featuring Matt Rogers at 800 Degrees in Fort Wayne
The restaurant idea can be summed up in three little words. “I love pizza.” And so 800 Degrees in Fort Wayne was born. Not quite overnight, but the seeds were sown…
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Dinner Boat Rides
Once the only way to travel before roads, and when thick forests carpeted our state, now Indiana’s waterways—winding rivers, inland lakes and even a long stretch of Lake Michigan coast—still beckon…
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Indiana’s Restored Theaters, The Second Act
The Historic Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne is an Eberson design and was opened on May 14, 1928. Built as a movie palace and Vaudeville house, it provided a majestic backdrop…
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