Events in Allen County, IN

projectME Self-Guided Recovery Group offers a welcoming setting to reflect, grow, and move through recovery at a pace that feels right. Participants can spend the session processing thoughts, practicing boundaries, working on goals, or simply being present for themselves. Taking place at the project.ME Drop-In Center, the group centers on support without pressure so everyone can engage in the way that works best.

At Fort Wayne International Airport in Fort Wayne, a welcome home celebration honors veterans returning on HFNEI’s Flight #59. The community, including families without a direct connection to a traveler, is welcome to attend and cheer. Attendees are encouraged to wear patriotic colors and may bring signs and flags. Organizers ask that guests, if able, remain through the end so the last veteran receives the same warm welcome as the first, and they will announce when everyone has arrived. Updates, including parking information, will be shared on their Facebook page as the event approaches. For this season, a single suggested arrival time for the crowd is being used to make planning simple.

Now in its 24th year, the Temple’s Corned Beef on Rye fundraiser serves a classic deli lunch while supporting its mission. Each boxed meal features a one third pound corned beef sandwich on rye with a big pickle, coleslaw, a chocolate brownie, and a drink. Boxed meals are $21 with advance purchase or $25 at the door. Extra corned beef is available in bulk at $25 per pound. Delivery is offered for orders of 12 or more for $15 per address when placed ahead of time. On the day of the sale, parking is straightforward and walk up pickup stations will be set up for quick service. Customers who preorder can also use an early pickup option. Headline sponsorship is provided by Ari Rifkin and the Len Ari Foundation. Volunteers are needed for Prep Night and for the sale itself. Proceeds support the Temple’s ritual, cultural, educational, social action, and social programs.

Form a team with friends and pick a standout name for a lively trivia night on the Urban Golf second floor at The Fairfield in Fort Wayne. Look forward to a blend of engaging questions, friendly head-to-head play, plenty of laughs, and bragging rights for the top performers. Arrive early to enjoy dinner, with drinks available throughout the event. When the quizzing wraps, stick around to explore more of the Urban Golf experience. No prior trivia background is needed, just bring a playful spirit and be ready to compete.

The USPHL Midwest Showcase brings top tier junior hockey to PSM Icehouse in Fort Wayne. Returning to this familiar venue, the event focuses on competitive games and visibility for athletes as scouts and recruiters look on. The lineup features 6 NCDC teams and 10 USPHL Premier teams, creating matchups against opponents not typically faced during the regular schedule. With three NHL-size ice sheets and a central Midwest location, PSM Icehouse provides a convenient setting for teams traveling from the region and beyond. Players compete with advancement in mind, aiming for opportunities within junior hockey and at the collegiate and professional levels.

Celebrate the season with a laser music show that blends lighthearted chills and catchy tunes. This 40-minute program invites audiences of all ages to sing along as colorful laser effects bring playful Halloween scenes to life. Expect glowing caricatures of friendly monsters moving to favorites like Monster Mash, Thriller, Purple People Eater, and Ghostbusters, along with other age-appropriate pop hits that keep the vibe festive rather than frightening. A brief science segment highlights how the laser effects work, adding a learning moment to the fun. Tickets are $5 for the general public and $3 for members, and a general admission ticket is also required for entry.

Kids can step into a Noah’s Ark theme at Come AS You Are Community Church, where the two by two inspiration sets the tone for a playful celebration. The party features games, face painting, story time, a photo booth, and other kid friendly activities. Snacks, food, and drinks are included.

History on Tap at Huntertown Family Park in Huntertown, IN features tastings from LaOtto Brewery and Vinland Winery, live music, and a Taste of the Town with samples from local restaurants. The experience wraps up with a trolley tour of the historic cemetery, fitting for the Halloween season. Tickets are $50 per person.

A friendly board game night at a local game store invites players of all experience levels to gather for relaxed, tabletop fun. Expect a broad mix of games to explore, with a large stash on hand and additional demo titles from GameQuest available to play at no cost. The atmosphere centers on meeting new people and enjoying time around the table. Attendees can come solo or with friends and are welcome to bring a favorite game to share. The aim is simple... sit down together, play a few rounds, and have a great time.

This League Challenge uses the Standard format with best of one, 30 minute matches. There will be a minimum of three to four rounds, depending on the number of entrants. Entry is $5. Prizes include 15 CP for first place, 12 CP for second, and 10 CP for third and fourth. A pack is awarded for each round win.

Friday nights feature Singo with prizes, along with drink and food specials.

Southside Farmers Market features produce, handmade goods, antiques, and all sorts of odds and ends. Stroll the stalls, enjoy live music, and linger for good conversation.

Tiny Musicians invites caregivers and their little ones to explore music together at Sweetwater in a playful, welcoming setting designed for ages 0 to 3. The program includes four classes for $60, with each session pairing a child and their parent or guardian for an hour of guided musical play. Expect familiar nursery rhymes and songs, simple instruments to try, and rhythm and movement activities that encourage curiosity, connection, and group interaction. Early music experiences can support listening and fine motor development, strengthen both verbal communication and nonverbal reasoning, foster social growth, and build bonds that support lifelong learning. Classes are led by flutist Esther Coplin, a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University whose background includes international study and performance in Austria and Canada, national wind ensemble tours, and an appearance at Carnegie Hall with the IPFW Wind Ensemble. If a class is missed, makeup sessions are not guaranteed, though the Academy team may be able to explore options.

At the YLNI Farmers Market and the Summit City Farmers Market in downtown Fort Wayne, Myzel Risin’ features gourmet, farm-fresh mushrooms alongside functional tinctures. Each offering is made start to finish, beginning with culture and ending in the kitchen.

A peaceful, empowering space created for women to slow down, reconnect, and learn simple, effective ways to ease everyday stress while forming meaningful connections with others on a similar path. Each gathering is a little different and may blend meditative journaling, gentle yoga-inspired movement, unhurried time in nature, and reflective pauses by the pond, among trees, and across open spaces. Participants can also find welcoming moments to share, listen, and grow a supportive network. Participation is free. Optional donations or pay-what-you-can contributions are appreciated to help keep this programming sustainable and available to the community for as long as possible. Arrive as you are and leave feeling grounded, connected, and renewed.

Designed for young musicians ages 4 to 5, this staff-supervised series introduces music through playful, hands-on exploration. Children try kid-friendly instruments, sing and move to music, discover different styles, connect sound with art, history, and culture, collaborate with new friends, and experiment with simple songwriting. Caregivers may relax nearby, grab something from the Crescendo Café, browse the Music Store, enjoy the arcade, or stay in the room to share the experience. Instruction is led by flutist Esther Coplin, a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University who has performed for audiences both locally and around the world, including work with the Wind Youth Orchestra Project, the Domaine Forget program, and the IPFW Wind Ensemble at Carnegie Hall. Her teaching encourages curiosity and highlights how music supports the mind, body, and spirit. If a session must be missed, please let the Academy team know. Makeup options are not guaranteed, though they are happy to explore possibilities.

A Halloween-ready Family Series concert invites families to wear costumes and set off on a musical expedition with the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. Conductor Troy Webdell leads an engaging, sensory-friendly daytime program tailored for children ages 2 to 12, with narrator Kevin Torwelle and the Concordia Lutheran High School Chamber Choir contributing as featured guests. Young listeners are encouraged to use their imaginations, discover instruments, and explore earth and sky through orchestral sound. The concert highlights storytelling in music with selections from Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and a playful adaptation of Jack Prelutsky’s Behold the Bold Umbrellaphant by Lucas Richman, narrated by Torwelle. Well-loved pieces such as Alan Menken’s Overture to Beauty and the Beast and Grieg’s March of the Trolls from the Lyric Suite add to the adventure. Preconcert activities in the lobby, led by community partners, create a welcoming start to the experience. Costumes are encouraged, and the atmosphere is designed to be friendly for all ages while inspiring a lasting love of music.

A kid-centered event featuring a bounce house, a fire truck, and additional activities.

Under The Covers returns to its hometown for the first time in eight months, bringing a wild rock and roll dance party to Mitchells Venue in Fort Wayne. Promoted as Fort Wayne Indiana's #1 wild rock n roll dance party, this Halloween bash features live music.

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The Annual Benefit Concert features performances by SAI members alongside musicians from the local community in a one-hour program, followed by refreshments and time to socialize. Tickets are $25 for general admission and $10 for students. If attending is not possible, donations are welcome. Proceeds support the FWAC scholarship fund, which provides student scholarships to FAME, the Fort Wayne Children's Choir, the Youth Symphony Orchestra, and the PFW Community Arts Academy.

Student musicians from the Youth Orchestras perform at Purdue FW Music Center in Fort Wayne with Troy Webdell conducting and Kenneth Xiaoling Jiang at the piano. The program reflects a commitment to immersive orchestral training and meaningful performance experiences that foster discipline, confidence, achievement, and a lasting appreciation for music and the arts. The Junior Strings Orchestra offers Bizet’s Toreador from Carmen, the traditional melody Molihua, and the finale of Haydn’s Symphony No. 12. The Youth Symphony Orchestra presents Gliere’s Russian Sailor’s Dance from The Red Poppy and Bock’s Symphonic Dances from Fiddler on the Roof, including Tradition, Wedding Dance No. 1 (Bottle Dance), Perchik and Hodel Dance, Chava Sequence, and To Life! Dance. The program also features Xian Xinghai’s Yellow River Piano Concerto with Yellow River Boatman’s Song, Ode to the Yellow River, Wrath of the Yellow River, and Defend the Yellow River, featuring Kenneth Xiaoling Jiang as soloist.

Experience a seasonal program from the Fort Wayne Children’s Choir at its annual Harvest Concert, presented at First Presbyterian Church of Fort Wayne in Fort Wayne, IN. Expect a varied repertoire, polished performances, joyful choral singing, and a spirit of community connection. Two performances are available, and performers include the Chorister Choir, Treble Choir, Concert Choir, Youth Chorale, and Chamber Singers.

Corey Holcomb delivers unflinching stand-up built on incisive insights and hard-hitting stories. His daring approach and lightning-fast wit power a set that rolls with laughter from start to finish.

Clutch brings a high-energy rock performance to Clyde Theatre in Fort Wayne, featuring thunderous grooves and hard-hitting riffs.

Clutch brings its US fall tour to Fort Wayne, IN with Slomosa and Blood Vulture. This all ages concert is general admission with standing room, and tickets start at $35. Blending blues, hard rock, funk, and heavy metal, the band is known for dynamic live shows and a strong sense of community that draws devoted supporters from city to city. Since forming in 1991, Clutch has built a worldwide following and a deep trove of underground favorites, defined by thick, fuzz-forward guitar tones, propulsive rhythms, and Neil Fallon’s gritty, unmistakable voice and evocative lyrics. Their latest release, Sunrise on Slaughter Beach, distills what fans have long celebrated while continuing the band’s steady momentum. The passionate culture surrounding the group echoes the traveling fan traditions often associated with the Grateful Dead, Rush, and the Allman Brothers.

A rotating series of drop-in dance classes fills The Barrel Room at The Fairfield with music and movement, led by local instructors and featuring a new style each week. Dancers may attend with a partner, with friends, or on their own, and no long-term commitment or prior experience is required. Each session begins with an instructor-led class and then shifts into open practice and relaxed social time. Styles vary throughout the series, ranging from salsa and line dancing to ballroom, swing, choreographed routines and more. Admission is $10 at the door, with music, drinks, practice and friendly company rounding out the experience.

Cheap Trick brings the All Washed Up tour with James Hatem for an all ages concert featuring reserved floor seating and general admission standing room in the loge. Tickets start at $55. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, formed in 1974, return to the road after completing their 21st studio album in 2025, delivering their signature mix of catchy melodies and punk-driven energy. Original members Robin Zander, Rick Nielsen, and Tom Petersson lead a catalog that includes Surrender, I Want You to Want Me, California Man, and Dream Police. This event has been rescheduled.

Fort Wayne Philharmonic musicians power an immersive 80s celebration with candlelight, uplighting, a bubble machine, and plenty of glowsticks setting the scene. Hear live renditions of favorites like Billie Jean, Take On Me, Don’t You Want Me, When Doves Cry, ABBA hits, and I Wear My Sunglasses at Night. After the concert set, DJ JK Harper takes the reins as the night shifts into a full 80s dance party and lounge. The bar pours a signature Woo Woo for the occasion, and seating options include table seats for $39 and floor seats for $25.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox arrives with a lavish, vintage-inspired concert that flips modern hits and beloved classics into retro styles. A rotating lineup of standout vocalists, dancers, and musicians brings high-energy performances that reinvent everything from 70s rock and 80s Britpop to current chart favorites, movie themes, and video game tunes. Launched 15 years ago with YouTube performances by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, the project has grown into a viral sensation that tours the world. The Future Is Vintage Tour blends old-school charm with fresh arrangements for a spirited, feel-good night filled with big showpieces and plenty of songs to move to. All ages are welcome, seating is reserved, and tickets start at $47.50. Attendees are encouraged to dress in their finest vintage attire.

Meet local author K. Anders during a book signing and reading. Pick up signed copies of his books and listen as he shares selections aloud.

A young reindeer named Rudolph, marked by a bright red nose, struggles to fit in. Everything changes when he bravely rescues his friend Clarice and his parents from menacing monsters, turning his search for belonging into a story of courage and acceptance.

Stock the Barn is the annual fundraiser at Summit Equestrian Center, welcoming the community into the barn to meet the horses alongside the veterans, staff, and volunteers who make its mission possible. The center offers veterans a supportive, hands-on setting where working with horses builds connection and confidence, teaches new skills, encourages trust, and fosters a sense of belonging. Proceeds from the event help cover everyday needs such as hay, feed, tack, supplies, veterinary and farrier care, ongoing programming, and other operating costs, ensuring these services remain available to veterans at no cost to them. The evening features live music by the Hubie Ashcraft Trio, food, a silent auction, and optional VIP experiences. Support can also include sharing the event, contributing items or services for the auction, or making a donation. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available, and every contribution helps care for the horses and sustain veteran-focused programs.

At Purdue FW Music Center in Fort Wayne, the classic film is presented with a live orchestra as Kevin McCallister, played by Macaulay Culkin, finds himself alone in New York and repeatedly outsmarts the Wet Bandits, portrayed by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern. The musicians perform John Williams’s score, moving from lighthearted melodies to bold, high energy passages that mirror Kevin’s inventive antics. Conductor TBD. The program offers a festive, family friendly blend of on screen comedy and symphonic sound. Presented under license from Disney Concerts.

BMATO, also known as Brock Middleton And The Outlaws, brings a live show to Knockin' Boots Saloon in Fort Wayne that centers on originality and energy. The set is crafted to break away from the songs heard on repeat by many bands, highlighting the group’s own material that has received national radio play and is available on streaming platforms. They describe the production as a Nashville level experience made for the stage.

This all ages performance by David Cross features reserved seating, with tickets starting at $39.50. An Emmy winner and two time Grammy nominee, he is a performer, writer, and producer across stage and screen, best known for portraying Tobias Fünke on Arrested Development. His stand up leans on sharp satire and quick wit rather than pure shock. His debut comedy album, the Grammy nominated "Shut Up, You F***ing Baby!", launched his recorded work, and his "Oh Come On" tour was filmed as a special now available on Amazon Prime and Peacock.

At The Ethereal Root Academy, this New Moon gathering centers on reflection and purposeful intention. Participants begin by clarifying what they hope to welcome into their lives, then ease into a gentle guided meditation to connect with those aims. The evening continues with time to rest and receive during a group crystal healing session, held within the shared energy of the group and surrounded by thoughtfully chosen crystals. The atmosphere is intentionally intimate and supportive, with limited space and required registration. The energy exchange is $44 per person. The session is facilitated by Abigail Tucker, a crystal healing practitioner and intuitive guide. Attendees are invited to arrive as they are, bringing clear intentions, an open mind, and a willingness to relax, reconnect, and align.

The opening celebration for “Illuminating Leo” marks the first switch-on of this annual walkthrough holiday lights experience at Riverside Gardens Park in Leo-Cedarville. This annual display lights up the park each holiday season for visitors to stroll and enjoy. The celebration features snacks with complimentary make-your-own s’mores and festive music from the Leo Elementary School Choir. Town leadership will lead an inaugural lighting ceremony to officially open the display for the season. The event is hosted by the Town of Leo-Cedarville and Leo-Cedarville Parks, in partnership with the Leo-Cedarville Foundation. Opportunities to get involved or sponsor a light display for a business or family are available.

Humane Fort Wayne partners with Beyond the Rainbow Bridge and Dr. Paula Neuman to offer a compassionate support group for those grieving the loss of a pet. This gathering provides a safe setting with guided conversations about loss and the grief that follows. Advance RSVP is requested by email at tmorgan@humanefw.org.

Hannibal Buress takes the spotlight in an all ages, reserved-seating performance with ticket prices starting at $35. An American comedian, actor, writer, producer, and musician, he gained early recognition writing for Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock before stepping further into performing. On screen, his credits include Neighbors, Baywatch, Daddy’s Home, and Spider-Man: Homecoming. His stand-up catalog features specials like Animal Furnace, Live from Chicago, and Miami Nights. He also hosts the podcast Handsome Rambler and releases music as Eshu Tune, showcasing work across comedy, film, podcasting, and music.

More than 100 local businesses come together under one roof for two days of festive shopping at the 2026 Fort Wayne Village Marketplace. This upscale holiday market fills the PSM Fieldhouse with artisans, designers, and other local vendors, plus a food court and raffle drawings. Admission is $8, and children under 12 are free. Free parking and a free shuttle make it easy to attend. It offers a friendly way to jump start gift hunting and celebrate the season with friends.

Bundle up for a festive 2K walk or run through Franke Park in Fort Wayne as Fort4Fitness participants enjoy special on-foot access to the Blue Jacket, Inc. holiday light route before the drive-through opens. Take in more than 200 sparkling displays along the course and share the experience with family and friends. This untimed event includes a long sleeve event shirt, a commemorative ornament, and hot chocolate after you finish.

Film For All is a free, community-focused series that makes moviegoing more welcoming and accessible throughout Northeast Indiana. Screenings are sensory friendly, with lights kept gently on, subtitles visible for the entire film, and a relaxed setting where people can move, make sound, and engage in whatever way feels natural. In addition to the movie, there are hands-on activities, partnerships with local organizations, and time for families to connect before and after the feature, reflecting a commitment to shared cultural experiences without barriers. This edition features Iron Giant, set in Rockwell, Maine in 1957, where a colossal robot befriends a young boy and ultimately shows its humanity by selflessly protecting others while confronting fear and prejudice.

Adults can roll up their sleeves for a hands-on cooking class devoted to Thanksgiving side dishes, led by a trained Wholesome Roots Cooking instructor. Plan for approximately three hours of cooking and learning that focuses on reliable, crowd-pleasing recipes and techniques to take the stress out of holiday prep. Participants prepare individual corn casserole muffins, creamy sweet potato casserole, savory green beans with onions and bacon, and cast iron skillet cornbread with a crisp crust and tender center. The class also covers how to roast a pie pumpkin, make homemade pumpkin puree, and turn it into individual pumpkin pies perfect for seasonal celebrations. Expect practical tips for make-ahead strategies and holiday timing, and receive the recipes by email after class. The format is hands-on with most work done at an individual station, with optional opportunities to volunteer for certain tasks. The environment welcomes all comfort levels and cooking experience, and no prior expertise is required. BYOB is welcome, with water provided and glasses available for beer and wine. The instructor cannot serve or re-cork bottles. A light snack beforehand is recommended since eating happens at the end of class. Please bring a container to take food home. The menu may be adjusted as needed, and the class is subject to a minimum enrollment requirement. Be sure to share any food allergies during registration, as day-of accommodations are not possible, and contact the organizer in advance to confirm whether accommodations can be made.

Bundle up for a festive 5K through the holiday light displays in Franke Park. Each year Blue Jacket, Inc. installs the illuminated exhibits for a drive-through experience, and Fort4Fitness participants receive special early access to walk or run the route before it opens to the public. Two start waves are available, one geared toward runners and a second for those who prefer a casual pace, a run and walk, or a full walk of the distance. Paid 5K entries include a long sleeve event shirt, official timing, a commemorative ornament, and hot chocolate after the finish. Cold-weather gear such as a coat, hat, mittens, and warm socks is encouraged.

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Alt 99.5 & 102.3 present Hawthorne Heights celebrating two decades of If Only You Were Lonely. This all ages concert is general admission standing, and tickets start at $35. The Ohio band, early standouts of the new millennium’s emo and pop punk wave, has navigated loss, lineup changes, and shifting trends while refining an angst-charged sound that put Ohio Is for Lovers on rock radio. Frontman JT Woodruff writes with an eye toward real-life connection, exploring distance, identity, and resilience. Fans have embraced that honesty, turning up for high-energy shows, honoring lyrics with tattoos, and finding strength in the songs. An SMS sign up for a venue presale is available for a limited time.

Handel’s Messiah unfolds in a candlelit setting as the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Chorus perform under the baton of Benjamin Rivera at the Purdue FW Music Center in Fort Wayne. This annual tradition presents Messiah, HWV 56, across its three parts, tracing the sacred story through overture, arias, and choruses. The program highlights include Comfort ye, Every valley, For unto us a Child is born, Rejoice greatly, He shall feed His flock, the Hallelujah chorus, I know that my Redeemer liveth, The trumpet shall sound, and Worthy is the Lamb. Benjamin Rivera also serves as director of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Chorus, guiding a performance that pairs expressive solo writing with powerful choral moments.

Set at Homestead High School, this 5k features a varied course that mixes gravel paths, paved roads, grassy sections, and trail segments. Young participants can take part in a trail dash measuring 15,000 centimeters for children 10 and under, offered at no cost. Strollers and pets are not permitted. There is no race day registration. Advance packet pickup and registration are offered at Fleet Feet South, and packet pickup is also available on race morning at the Homestead Environmental Center. Entry fees depend on the registration window, ranging from $17 to $25 in advance, with packet pickup registration priced at $27, while the Turkey Toddler Trot is free.

Embassy Theatre welcomes The Lost and Found Tour with Charlie Berens, a stand-up comedian, New York Times bestselling author, Emmy-winning journalist, and musician. He rose to prominence with The Manitowoc Minute, a Midwest-focused satirical newscast that went viral in 2017, and he has since grown a global audience of more than 10 million through sketch comedy rooted in Midwestern life. Ticket access includes a general public sale as well as presale options for Embassy members, the artist, and the promoter.

Begin the holiday season with a stroll through the Festival of Trees, followed by a family-friendly breakfast with Santa. A hot buffet is served, and the morning includes visits with Santa, seasonal carols, and holiday activities for kids. Fort Wayne Youtheatre adds a special performance to the celebration. Seating is limited. Sponsored by Steel Dynamics.

Shop the Bohemian Holiday Market at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, where more than 75 vendors gather for Small Business Saturday. Explore gift ideas for everyone, from clothing and items for children and pets to home decor, baked treats, and more. Admission is free, and Coliseum parking is required.

Enjoy a night of live music as The Why Store takes the stage at Wrigley. There is no cover charge, and food and drink specials will be available.

98.9 The Bear presents Rival Sons on the Domestic Bliss Tour with The Blue Stones and The Velveteers. This is an all ages, general admission concert with tickets starting at $35. Rival Sons, a quartet from Long Beach, are known for defying categories and constantly upending expectations. Their rock and roll focuses on honesty and raw intensity, delivered with style and a touch of mystery. Their catalog includes standout tracks like “Do Your Worst” and “Too Bad,” and their work has earned GRAMMY recognition. Onstage they have a reputation for electrifying performances, with many fans describing the atmosphere as almost spiritual.

Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans unite for a Christmas concert at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne. The program weaves seasonal classics with hallmark songs from each artist and moments of worship, creating a warm celebration of the holidays. Drawing on long-running careers and a shared foundation of faith, their performance offers nostalgia, joy, and powerful vocals that highlight the hope, peace, and wonder of the season. Tickets are on sale. To avoid fraud and ensure access to official updates and assistance, purchase only through the event’s authorized ticketing outlet, as third party listings and resales are not permitted on TPR event pages and are not guaranteed.

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s Wild & Swingin’ Holiday Party brings a spirited blend of American swing and jazz to the season, welcoming all ages with reserved seating and a starting ticket price of $39.50. The performance features festive favorites alongside the band’s own Christmas tunes from its two holiday albums. With more than three decades together, the group continues to tour, record, and deliver an energetic live show that families look forward to each year. Bandleader Scotty Morris describes it as a holiday outing with something for everyone.

Straight No Chaser brings its nine-member a cappella ensemble to the Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne with a festive concert built on tight harmonies and playful medleys. Marking more than two decades together and following their 25th anniversary, the group that has sold over 1.5 million tickets worldwide presents a spirited blend of cherished holiday tunes and modern hits. The show balances humor and heart, offering a seasonal experience that feels both familiar and transportive, well suited to share with those closest to you.

Create a festive keepsake by stepping into a life-size holiday snow globe for a free photo. The setup is in Center Court near the Holiday Tree. Access is first come, first served, with an attendant on site to help manage the line. This experience is weather permitting.

Celebrate the holiday season by browsing a cheerful market of local vendors featuring distinctive gift ideas for everyone. Your Nuts will be among the vendors, adding to the selection for festive shopping.

Shucked is a Tony-winning musical comedy praised by The Wall Street Journal as uproariously funny. It features a book by Tony Award winner Robert Horn, known for Tootsie, and a score by Grammy-winning songwriters Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, recognized for Kacey Musgraves’ Follow Your Arrow. Directed by Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien, whose work includes Hairspray, this homegrown American musical blends sharp humor with memorable songs for a buoyant, crowd-pleasing theater experience.