Honeywell Center - Wabash, Indiana




The Honeywell Center's
programs are made
possible by the support
of generous individuals
and businesses.


















 

 



 




 

Plaza Series kicks off with the
John Kirkwood Band

Close to 500 guests came out to enjoy the first of nine Sizzlin' Summer Plaza Music Series performances.  Shows are held on the outdoor plaza (weather permitting of course) and feature a variety of acts.  Schedule
 
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Posted 6/7/2010





 

School's Out Summer Bash

Hundreds of kids and parents celebrated the beginning of summer with the first-ever School's Out Summer Bash.  Guests enjoyed free skating, art projects, movies, and even lunch!
 
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Posted 6/7/2010

 





 

Battle of the Bands

The Honeywell Center theater interns produced the first-ever Battle of the Bands in early May.  The interns produced and promoted the event entirely on their own, including organizing the event, lighting design, running sound boards, and marketing. Four bands competed with Small Town taking home the title. 
 
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Posted 5/10/2010





 

Clyde Butcher exhibit on display

Stop in and check out this amazing exhibit of black and white photography!
 
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Posted 5/7/2010
 





 

Young artists enjoy free art
projects during Spring Break

Clark Gallery Manager Andrea Zwiebel
presented a free workshop on tie-dye paper
art during Spring Break.
 
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Posted 4/7/2010

 





 

Spring Break Skaters roll
in to the Honeywell Center

During Spring Break, the Honeywell Center offered
several free activities including roller skating.  Kids
of all ages (and parents!) had a great time.
 
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Posted 4/7/2010

 





 

Bunny Bash once again a success!

Over 1100 guests attended this year's Bunny Bash. 
The annual festival features free crafts, treats, and
pictures with the Easter Bunny - all free of charge!
 
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Posted 4/5/2010





 

F.A.M.E. Festival Attracts
1600 Arts Enthusiasts

The Foundation for Art and Music in Elementary
Education (F.A.M.E.) presented another successful
day-long festival at the Honeywell Center.  Make &
take projects, demonstrations, performances, and
workshops brought in 1600 young artists for free
day of celebrating the arts.
 
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Posted 3/29/2010
 





 

Hundreds Attend Rink
Grand Re-Opening!

More than 400 people of all ages attended the
Skating Rink Open House.  Guests enjoyed
free skating, refreshments, music and games!

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Posted 3/15/2010
 





 

Wabash Library welcomed
Biscuit the Dog to the Center

Biscuit the Dog sprang from the pages of well-
loved books and into the Honeywell Center!  The
Wabash Carnegie Library brought Biscuit in to
visit with boys and girls.  The kids were also
treated to a puppet show and other activities.

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Posted 3/15/2010
 





 

Seussical the Musical!

3000 students from all over Northern Indiana
gathered at the Honeywell Center to see a live
performance of Sueussical.  The kids LOVED it!

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Posted 2/26/10





 

Artist Bruce Langton
visits area schools

Bruce Langton, one of today's premier contemporary
artists and children's book illustrators, presented an
interactive residency at area schools.  Students
were instructed on sketch drawings and even
created their own!

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Posted 1/28/10





 

Regional art classes participate
in residency

Published author/designer Candie Coopervisited
several schools during a multi-week classroom
art residency.  Young artists created felt collages
while learning about the ancient process of wet
felting and wool.  Cooper visited schools 5 counties.

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Posted 1/28/10





 

Banner reception honors
student art winners

Hundreds of students and parents gathered in the
for a reception to honor the entrants in the 2009
Banner Contest.  Young artists submitted original
artwork, with several being chosen  to have their
art hang on the light poles around the Center and in
North Manchester.  Other winners were chosen
to have their art transformed into holiday e-cards..

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Posted 11/29/09





 

Steve Seskin visits regional schools

Songwriter Steve Seskin presented an anti-bullying
program to thousands of regional elementary students.  Seskin also worked with several classrooms to write
original songs that fit in to the program, aptly titled
Operation Respect.  Seskin's visit culminated in a
concert at the Honeywell Center, during which Seskin
invited students in the audience to join him onstage
for a few songs.

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Posted 11/23/09





 

Aaron Barker concert
once again a hit!

Aaron Barker, Chris Wallin, Brooke Burrows, and Ira
Dean performed an outstanding concert Friday night. 
The 4 songwriters sang their top hits and told the
stories behind the writing of each one.  After the
show, they all hung around and met each and every
fan.  This concert has become an annual favorite for
country fans!

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Posted 11/9/09





 

Nashville singer/songwriters
visit local high schools

Ira Dean, Brooke Burrows, and Aaron Barker
presented songwriting residencies to local
high school choral students.  The trio shared
stories about the music business and played
some of their most popular hits. 

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Posted 11/5/09





 

900 students ride in to the
Center to see The Midnight Ride
of Paul Revere

14 schools from as far away as Bremen brought
900 students to Wabash to see a play relaying the
story of Paul Revere's famous ride. 

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Posted 10/22/09





 

The entries are in, and
the j udging begins!

Stop in to see the 2009 Photo Show starting
Oct. 21.  Check back for the list of winners!

Posted 10/20/09





 

Educational Outreach
is in full swing

In-school residencies bring professional artists,
musicians, and entertainers into the classrooms
for interactive presentations.  Students love it, and
the teachers always appreciate new opportunities.

Check out some recent residencies:   
Mr. Taps      Rope Warrior      Candie Cooper

Posted 10/8/09







 


Win tickets to STOMP

Stomp is coming Nov. 4.  Tickets go on sale Oct. 13,
but you can win TEN!  Create your own Stomp-ish video
and get your family and friends to vote for you - if you
win, we'll give you ten free tickets! 

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Posted 10/8/09
 





 

American Heritage Craft
Show - Oct. 17

It's never too early to start Christmas shopping. 
Don't miss our popular craft show, featuring
jewelry, candles, floral designs, home decor,
pottery, homemade soap, baskets, and much
more.  Bring your appetite - Eugenia's Restaurant
will be serving delicious lasagna for lunch.  

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Posted 10/8/09