Topics In Fort Wayne IN

Times:11:30AM-1:30PM
Phone:(260) 424-1435

Address:
6601 Innovation Blvd
Fort Wayne, IN

Description:
The prestigious ATHENA Award® honors individuals who demonstrate excellence, creativity and initiative in their business or profession, who provide valuable service by contributing time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in the community and who actively assist women in realizing their full leadership potential.

Times:8:00AM-8:00PM

Address:
826 Ewing Street
Fort Wayne, IN

Times:9:00AM-3:00PM
Phone:260-637-3161 X3249

Address:
3701 Carroll Road
Fort Wayne, IN

Description:
Indoor community garage sale at Carroll High School. Space rentals available for selling used home items and crafts.

Times:5:00PM-7:00PM
Phone:(260) 424-1435

Address:
311 E Main St
Fort Wayne, IN

Description:
Meet Me @ 5 is an after-work event designed to create opportunities for you to build lasting relationships with other Fort Wayne professionals and find out the latest business buzz without being bombarded with sales pitches.

Times:8am-8pm

Address:
817 W. Dupont Rd.
Fort Wayne, IN

Description:
Salomon Farm Park was launched in 1996 through the generous donation of land by Chris Salomon. Mr. Salomon (now deceased), his daughter Lynn, and Salomon's late wife, Maxine, had discussed and conceived, perhaps twenty years earlier, the potential of their beautiful landmark farm becoming a historic working farm and park for others to experience. With the assistance and grateful acceptance of the Fort Wayne Board of Park Commissioners and the Parks and Recreation Department, the Salomon family wishes have come true. Construction on the Learning Center began in 2000 and was completed in 2001. Salomon Farm Camp was introduced in the summer of 2002 and sold out in its first year.The period selected for the operating theme for Salomon Park is the 1930s. This era is a very significant watershed in farm life, as the 1930s represent a lengthy era of similar aspects of agriculture and domestic life. It also is somewhat unique to the "museum" genre as an era with great personal interest to older Americans as well as great opportunities for appeal, education, entertainment, and recreation for younger visitors.