4th of July children’s parade
The event aims to provide a free, family-friendly celebration of the Fourth of July, with a unique focus on Hill Street. This street, with its rich history and familiar buildings that many families in our county seek services at, is a true gem in our community. The event features two main attractions, starting with a charming children’s parade. So, there are no floats or bands in this parade. The parade is made up of children (accompanied by parents) dressed in red, white, and blue. They and their parents decorate their bikes, strollers, wagons, and even family pets. They then walk down two city blocks waving American flags while the community and businesses cheer them on. Once they have reached the end, they enjoy a block party hosted by the companies on Hill Street and beyond.
FREE outdoor concerts
Carpenter Plaza – Honeywell Center
Don’t forget a lawn chair or blanket!
The Red Barn Elephant Ear truck will be on site each week in June. Honeywell will also have ice cream treats, chips, candy, soda, tea, water, beer, and wine available for purchase.
Learn more Here!
FREE outdoor concerts
Carpenter Plaza – Honeywell Center
Don’t forget a lawn chair or blanket!
The Red Barn Elephant Ear truck will be on site each week in June. Honeywell will also have ice cream treats, chips, candy, soda, tea, water, beer, and wine available for purchase.
Learn more Here!
FREE outdoor concerts
Carpenter Plaza – Honeywell Center
Don’t forget a lawn chair or blanket!
The Red Barn Elephant Ear truck will be on site each week in June. Honeywell will also have ice cream treats, chips, candy, soda, tea, water, beer, and wine available for purchase.
Learn more Here!
FREE outdoor concerts
Carpenter Plaza – Honeywell Center
Don’t forget a lawn chair or blanket!
The Red Barn Elephant Ear truck will be on site each week in June. Honeywell will also have ice cream treats, chips, candy, soda, tea, water, beer, and wine available for purchase.
Learn more Here!
FREE outdoor concerts
Carpenter Plaza – Honeywell Center
Don’t forget a lawn chair or blanket!
The Red Barn Elephant Ear truck will be on site each week in June. Honeywell will also have ice cream treats, chips, candy, soda, tea, water, beer, and wine available for purchase.
Learn more Here!
The Tree Trail Trot Race is a beautiful trail run experience on the gently rolling, wooded trails of Salamonie Lake, one of Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources State Parks. This 5k race begins and ends at the Wildlife Management Pond located near the modern Campgroup at the Lost Bridge West State Recreation Area. New for this year, it will be a chip timed event!
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Dive beneath the waves on a magical journey of courage, curiosity, and self-discovery. When the young mermaid, Ariel, finds a mysterious pair of pointe shoes washed ashore, she is inspired to explore the enchanting world of dance on land. Despite the sea witch’s attempts to shake her confidence, Ariel learns that true grace comes from believing in herself. Filled with ocean-inspired costumes and charming characters, Wabash Valley Dance Theater is excited to present its own version of this beloved tale.
Zines are handmade, self-published mini-magazines rooted in underground art culture, and content can range from fan publications to punk and DIY creative movements. Join us to learn about their history and create your own expressive booklet to share.
All supplies will be provided.
Participants ages 8–11 are welcome to join with an adult present to assist and support them.
Ben & Rose, a couple from Pennsylvania’s Plain Community, have had an unassuming journey into music, making them one of YouTube’s most surprising and beloved country-gospel duos. Rooted in faith, family, and tradition, their music offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the heart of Plain life, told through timeless harmonies and the sweet simplicity of their arrangements. With producer and arranger Conrad Fisher, the duo shares a powerful collection of songs, including classics like “If Teardrops Were Pennies” and “Slowly but Surely,” earning praise for their heartfelt delivery.