Events in Fort Wayne, IN

Enjoy a meal at Panera Bread and help Science Central bring back its reimagined High Wire Bike exhibit. A portion of each purchase during this dine-out fundraiser will be donated to support Science Central. To be counted, present this event page or mention Science Central when you check out. For online, app, or in-cafe kiosk orders, use code FUND4U. Every purchase helps move the exhibit closer to its return.

Cinema Center’s 50th Anniversary Block Party celebrates fifty years of independent film with a free event open to everyone, featuring film screenings, live performances, music, food, and more. Programming includes an outdoor screening of Back to the Future in partnership with Downtown Fort Wayne and a special anniversary screening of The Big Sleep, the first film ever shown by Cinema Center. The lineup also features a story slam by The Trap Door, a live performance by Fort Wayne Dance Collective, and music by Nomad Night Club. Limited edition merchandise will be available from Phan Gear and Nick Ferran, and food trucks will include Bravas and The Creperie. An interactive storybooth by Purdue Fort Wayne’s College TV is included. Additional details will be announced soon.

A casual board game meetup at a local game store invites players to explore a mix of titles, welcoming everyone from newcomers to seasoned enthusiasts. It offers a friendly way to meet people and enjoy time around the table. A big duffle bag of games is brought for the group, and GameQuest provides a broad selection of demo games that anyone can try for free. Attendees may arrive solo, with friends, or with a favorite game for a relaxed session of play.

KOI Drag Racing brings competition to The Woodburn Off Road Alliance with racing open to ATVs, dirt bikes, and side by sides. Entry is 10.00 per class, every class pays back 100 percent, and select classes feature added money. The Open Outlaw Class has 1000.00 added, and the knobby tire side by side class also has 1000.00 added. Practice and registration take place before the classes begin. For information on classes and rules, call Lewis at 859-576-7380.

Bikes on the Bricks brings a family-friendly motorcycle night to Dynamo Alley at Electric Works. Hosted by the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association Chapter 14-6, it welcomes riders and the wider community for bikes, conversation, entertainment, and camaraderie. Explore hundreds of motorcycles, meet fellow enthusiasts, and support a good cause. Whether you have been riding for years or are simply curious, there is something here for everyone.

Enjoy Singo with prizes to win along with drink and food specials. This happens every Friday night.

Indie rock from Thinning caps off the Live and Local season with a free outdoor concert at The Landing in downtown Fort Wayne. The evening focuses on local music and community, with live performance, food, and a lively atmosphere. Presented by WBOI and hosted at The Landing.

A true story comes to life in Gander, Newfoundland, where a small community welcomed thousands of unexpected guests after 38 planes were diverted there on September 11, 2001. An ordinary day turned into an extraordinary stay for 6,579 passengers representing 100 countries, as locals eased culture and language gaps with music, free-flowing hospitality at the bar, and a powerful reminder of shared humanity. Book, music, and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein. Rated PG-13. This production is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI), and all authorized performance materials are supplied by MTI.

Take on 13.1 miles at the Fort4Fitness Fall Festival half marathon. The route begins outside Parkview Field and travels through Fort Wayne neighborhoods, with enthusiastic spectators, community groups, and live music providing steady encouragement. Expect a well organized course with plenty of support along the way. A finisher medal awaits at the end. Whether it is your first half or your fiftieth, this race welcomes runners of all experience levels.

Explore Southside Farmers Market and wander through stalls featuring produce vendors, handmade goods, antiques, and assorted odds and ends. Take in live music while you browse, and linger for friendly conversation along the way.

Bring unwanted items to dispose of at Beacon Heights Church of the Brethren. Please note that tires, paint, batteries, and TVs are not accepted, and additional items may be added to the restrictions.

Fort4Fitness Fall Festival 10K features a 6.2 mile route for runners and walkers through historic Fort Wayne neighborhoods. Participants pass notable churches while local groups and spectators line the course to cheer them on.

A four mile walk and run leads participants through Downtown Fort Wayne and concludes with an exciting finish inside Parkview Field.

Celebrate a Candy Land themed father daughter dance featuring music, dancing, and sweet treats. The atmosphere centers on fun and laughter while creating lasting memories together. Registration is available.

KOI Drag Racing brings a huge truck race to The Woodburn Off Road Alliance, with multiple classes and a bigger field anticipated than last year’s event that featured some of the fastest trucks around. Class entry is $10, while Diesels, Hot Gas, and Open Trucks are $20. Added payouts include $1,000 in Work Stock Diesel, $1,000 in Hot Street Diesel, and $1,000 in Modified Diesel. Practice and registration take place before classes begin, and more added money for the trucks will be announced.

Back for another round by popular demand, LIVE⚡️WIRE brings an 80s rock party to the Redwood Inn patio, highlighting the era’s anthems and radio hits. Dress the part with spandex and big hair to amplify the throwback vibe. The patio offers ample lawn space, and bringing lawn chairs is recommended for added comfort.

At Arts United Center, a true-story musical retells how the isolated community of Gander, Newfoundland, opened its doors when 38 planes were diverted there, bringing 6,579 travelers from 100 countries. An ordinary day turned into an overnight gathering as locals eased culture and language gaps with music, an open bar, and generous hospitality, affirming a feeling of global kinship. With book, music, and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, this PG-13 production shares a spirited portrait of compassion in extraordinary circumstances. The production is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, and all authorized performance materials are supplied by MTI.

96.3XKE presents Rumours ATL, a tribute to Fleetwood Mac that celebrates the band’s legacy with passionate, faithful performances. Expect soaring vocals, shimmering harmonies, and a stage show crafted to echo the group’s prime-era magic, from the haunting pull of Rhiannon to the driving rush of Go Your Own Way. Each musician steps into the essence of a classic band member, with close attention to detail that makes the experience feel immersive and true to the originals. The set blends nostalgia with fresh insights, encouraging the crowd to dance, sing along, and rediscover what makes these songs timeless. This all ages event is general admission standing room, and tickets start at $15.

At American Legion Post 47, this event features a spacious dance floor and a friendly crowd. There is ample room to move and a warm, welcoming atmosphere throughout the event.

Enjoy live entertainment featuring bands from Fort Wayne, along with specials on drinks and food. There is no cover charge. Extensive renovations include a refreshed stage and upgraded lighting.

Crate diggers and music lovers will find more than 60,000 records, CDs, cassettes, and collectibles spread across 70 tables at the Fort Wayne Record Show. The Classic Cafe Catering & Event Center hosts a marketplace of pre-owned and new LPs and 45s, vintage stereo equipment, record care supplies, posters, T-shirts, and other music memorabilia. Inventory ranges from bargain finds to hard-to-locate rarities with a strong showing of classic rock, pop, 80s, and metal, along with punk, soul, R&B, jazz, hip-hop, country, bluegrass, soundtracks, oddities, and more. Early entry is available for $5, while general admission is free. Door prize drawings include items from BCW Record Supplies and $25 shopping certificates. Cash is preferred, though many vendors also accept cards and popular digital payment apps, and there is an ATM and a food truck on site.

Explore an expo filled with reptiles, amphibians, tropical birds, and other small exotic animals. Expect snakes, lizards, and frogs among a wide variety of species, with chances to get hands-on and learn about them, plus the option to take some home. Knowledgeable animal experts will be available to answer questions and help with selecting the right pet. The floor plan features a roomy setup with generous walkways so you can move comfortably and browse at your own pace. In addition to the animals, find feeders and a full range of habitat essentials, including new and preowned tanks and enclosures, as well as heating, lighting, filters, substrate, and other supplies, making it simple to bring a new companion home.

The Out of the Darkness Walk brings the Fort Wayne community together at Headwaters Park to raise awareness and support suicide prevention. Registration and community activations take place first, followed by an opening ceremony that includes the Honor Bead Ceremony, and the walk begins afterward. Funds raised benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, advancing research, science-based education, advocacy, and programs that offer hope and help while also supporting survivors of suicide loss. AFSP’s Indiana Chapter has earned national recognition, receiving the Richard E. Kirkoff Overall Chapter of the Year award in 2023 and Mid-size Market Chapter of the Year in 2024 and 2025. For questions about this walk, contact Kim Hatfield at fortwayneootd@gmail.com. To connect with the Indiana Chapter, email Indiana@afsp.org.

Enjoy a mix of action at Combat Ops Entertainment with four 30 minute sessions that include laser tag, Nerf tag, gel blaster, and axe throwing. Admission is $28 per guest.

A remote Newfoundland community known as the Rock becomes an unexpected haven when 38 planes carrying 6,579 people from 100 countries are diverted to its airstrip. This true-story musical follows Gander as an average day transforms into a community-wide welcome, with residents bridging language and cultural differences through music and even an open bar, and discovering a shared sense of global family. Book, music and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein. Rated PG-13. Presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with all authorized performance materials supplied by MTI.

BEAT Ensemble is a once-a-month musical play experience for children ages 5 to 12 that focuses on rhythm, teamwork, and creativity in a welcoming group environment. Each themed session offers hands-on time with boomwhackers, Orff instruments, and a range of percussion so beginners and experienced kids alike can take part. Participants practice keeping the beat, collaborating as a group, and building confidence through self-expression and sound exploration while connecting with peers in an inclusive setting that supports a wide range of abilities. Class size is limited to 10 participants, and children may attend independently or with a parent or support staff. Registration closes 48 hours before the session begins. If accommodations are needed, families can share details during registration so Sweetwater and the instructor can provide reasonable supports, with the exception of one-on-one aid, which must be provided by the participant’s own support person. Pricing starts at $10.

This community cat club meeting welcomes advocates interested in neighborhood cat welfare. Discussion centers on humane trapping, available resources, and caring for established colonies, with time to exchange experiences and practical tips. An RSVP is requested to help with planning.

Art This Way marks its 10th anniversary with a two-day street festival along the Broadway corridor. The celebration features an art fair, live art-making, a main stage showcasing local and national performers, roaming buskers, food trucks, mural dedications, and activities for kids. Businesses along Broadway are partnering to add experiences throughout the route. Further updates are expected.

An important schedule change has been announced for the final show. Due to a scheduling conflict, the event has been moved to a new date. If you already have reservations, please update them as soon as possible so your plans match the revised schedule.

QUUAFT Market supports the LGBTQIA+ community in Fort Wayne with a welcoming marketplace. The event is presented by qUUeer and takes place at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Fort Wayne. Vendor applications are open.

Enjoy carnival-style games and refuel with hotdogs, chips, and water.

The Professional Bull Riders Ram Challenger Series brings a single evening of elite bull riding to Fort Wayne at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. World class riders face some of the sport’s most challenging bulls in a live competition featuring intense matchups. Thirty five riders each take one attempt in Round 1, and the 10 highest scores advance to a championship round for one additional ride and a shot at the event title. This stop is part of a series that stages more than 50 events and concludes with a championship in Las Vegas, offering added competitive opportunities for athletes connected to PBR Teams as well as independents. VIP tickets are available with premium seating close to the action and additional perks. A presale using the code CHALLENGER offers discounts on select seats, and tickets and premium packages are available.

96.3XKE presents Slippery When Wet, the officially authorized Bon Jovi tribute act that brings the charge of a packed 20,000 seat arena to audiences of all ages. Frontman Jason Morey, often mistaken for Jon Bon Jovi, leads with a sound shaped by years of listening to the band’s catalog, including the album Slippery When Wet. With more than 2,000 performances, the group recreates Bon Jovi’s 2000s live arrangements for a concert experience that mirrors the original. Seating options include GA standing room on the floor and reserved seats in the loge, and tickets start at $18.

Build practical safety skills in a one hour Women’s Self-Defense Class at The Fairfield during Pinktoberfest. Experienced instructors from Basche’s Martial Arts guide participants through techniques intended to work against bigger or stronger opponents, strategies for staying alert and spotting risk early, straightforward responses to everyday situations, and confidence practices that support both body and mind. The session welcomes beginners of any fitness level and is recommended for ages 10 and up, with no prior martial arts background needed. Pinktoberfest pricing is $20 per person, regularly $25. After the class, Pinktoberfest activities continue with an afternoon celebrating strong women with local vendors, entertainment, food, drinks, and community.

Pinktoberfest returns for its second year at The Fairfield, bringing the community together to elevate breast cancer awareness, honor survivors, and strengthen support for those affected. The event blends a marketplace of local sellers, featured beverages, tasty fare, games, and live entertainment, along with meaningful ways to contribute to fundraising. Attendees are encouraged to wear pink and come with friends and family to celebrate resilience, hope, and unity. A portion of proceeds, combined with on-site fundraising, will benefit awareness initiatives and support programs.

UB40, a band of friends from Birmingham who rose from working-class roots to become the most successful reggae act worldwide, has sold more than 100 million records and spent over a combined 11 years on the UK album charts. Ticket access includes a public onsale, several presales such as artist, venue, Spotify, and LIVE25, and VIP package options.

Celebrate the close of summer break with friends and neighbors at Lakeside Park & Rose Garden. Enjoy food and treats from Another One Bites the Crust, Kona Ice, Jack's Rolling Food Shack, and Chau Time. Heartland Church will have pavilion #2 open with seating and table games, offering a comfortable spot to gather between trips to the trucks.

At The Pearl Event Center in downtown Fort Wayne, nine chefs from across Northeast Indiana face off in a three-course culinary competition that highlights fresh, seasonal ingredients sourced from local farms. Attendees can taste locally sourced appetizers, mains, and desserts, with plant-based and gluten-free selections available at every course, then vote to help decide the winners. A full bar offers signature cocktails and alcohol-free mocktails crafted with local ingredients. Each ticket includes one complimentary drink, with additional beverages available for purchase. Tickets are $150 per person and include free adjacent parking. Proceeds benefit the Northeast Indiana Local Food Network by supporting local food hub development, Farm to School initiatives, increased access to healthy local foods, and the capacity needed to sustain the organization’s nonprofit work. For questions or sponsorship inquiries, contact Karen Petersen, Executive Director, at karen@neifood.org or (919) 291-1421.

A tour of Snider is planned, with hopes to include the new stadium if access allows. All are welcome, and no sign-up is needed.

Reality TV fans can connect with Amy, Tammy, Chris, Amanda, and Misty at a meet and greet in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The atmosphere is upbeat, with the wait becoming part of the fun as people chat, share laughs, and enjoy food along the way. Yergys BBQ serves classic barbecue favorites, Hoosier Mama offers hot dogs, burgers, tenderloins, and fries, Sweets on the Streets brings ice cream and other sweet treats, and Quench Cafe pours smoothies, coffee, sodas, and other refreshing drinks. It is a casual, social gathering with plenty of chances to make memories.

One night only, Ronaldo Mercado brings his stand-up to Fort Wayne Comedy. As seen on Kill Tony, the Illinois-born, Austin-based comic is a first-generation Mexican American whose material pulls from a love of hardcore bands, skateparks, Warped Tour, cheap beers, professional wrestling, cigarettes, and more. He has taken the stage at Skankfest, Flyover Comedy Festival, Columbus Comedy Festival, Fountain City Comedy Festival, and Roast Battle League at The Comedy Mothership, and has opened for Taylor Tomlinson, Andrew Schulz, T.J. Miller, Big Jay Oakerson, Hasan Minhaj, Joe List, and Stavros Halkias. There is no minimum purchase required.

Ronaldo Mercado brings a one-night-only headlining set to Fort Wayne Comedy. Born in Illinois and based in Austin, this first-generation Mexican American comic draws on a love of hardcore bands, skateparks, Warped Tour, budget beers, professional wrestling, cigarettes, and more. His resume includes appearances at Skankfest, Flyover Comedy Festival, Columbus Comedy Festival, Fountain City Comedy Festival, and Roast Battle League at The Comedy Mothership. He has also opened for Taylor Tomlinson, Andrew Schulz, T.J. Miller, Big Jay Oakerson, Hasan Minhaj, Joe List, and Stavros Halkias.

Watch the 1984 classic Ghostbusters on a high-definition screen while a full orchestra performs the score live, precisely synced to the film. Set under the stars at Fort Wayne's historic Foellinger Theatre, this cinematic concert pairs big-screen storytelling with the energy of a live performance, featuring the music of Academy Award winner Elmer Bernstein. The presentation runs approximately 2 hours and 15 minutes including intermission and is rated PG.

Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers deliver a rootsy rock and roll performance shaped by on-the-spot creativity and high-energy interplay. The show welcomes all ages and features reserved seating, with tickets starting at $39.50. Hornsby, a Grammy-winning multi-instrumentalist known for his early success with the Range and later solo work, leads a band that blends jazz, folk, classical, and rock into a jam-friendly sound. The lineup includes JT Thomas on keyboards and organ, Bobby Reed on saxophones and flute, JV Collier on bass, Doug Derryberry on guitar and mandolin, and Sonny Emory on drums.

Indiana Wild's Annual Trunk or Treat is a family-friendly Halloween celebration at The Firehouse Reception Hall & Event Center. Outdoors, trick-or-treaters can visit vehicle trunks hosted by area businesses and community members. Inside, browse offerings from local vendors and see wild animals from Indiana as you explore. Your Nuts is participating as one of the vendors.

Comedian Brad Williams takes the stage at the Embassy Theatre for a live show.

“Weird Al” Yankovic returns to the concert stage with the Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour, a full scale multimedia comedy rock production featuring his signature hits along with fan favorites he has never performed live before. His longtime band appears with four additional players for an expanded, arena-sized sound. A five time Grammy winner and the top selling comedy recording artist in history, Yankovic is renowned for parodying stars like Madonna, Michael Jackson, Taylor Swift, Queen, U2, and Lady Gaga with the artists’ blessing. His catalog includes “Amish Paradise,” “Eat It,” “Like a Surgeon,” “Smells Like Nirvana,” “Word Crimes,” and the platinum “White & Nerdy.” Mandatory Fun made history as the only comedy album to debut at number one on the Billboard 200. His tours have reached audiences worldwide with performances at Radio City Music Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Red Rocks, Carnegie Hall, Wolf Trap, the Kennedy Center, and Madison Square Garden. In 2022 he produced and co wrote the Emmy winning biopic Weird, The Al Yankovic Story, starring Daniel Radcliffe. Special guest Puddles Pity Party appears as the seven foot sad clown with a golden, operatic voice, a YouTube following topping 900,000, and sold out runs from San Francisco’s Palace of Fine Arts to London’s Soho Theatre, plus a residency at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. He has shared stages with Eric Idle, Nick Offerman, Jack Black, Maynard James Keenan, and Primus, and critics have praised his textured, melancholy tone and a show that is both life affirming and hysterically funny. VIP meet and greet and backstage tour packages are available for this performance.

Invincible pays tribute to Michael Jackson with a theatrical, career-spanning production that brings the energy of his live shows to the stage. Featuring Michael Jackson impersonators and choreography by Lavelle Smith Jr., who worked with Jackson and considered him a longtime friend, it moves through four distinct eras of his artistry. Expect faithful renditions of hits like Billie Jean, Beat It, Smooth Criminal, and Thriller, along with iconic touches such as the moonwalk and the sequined glove. The production carries a personal endorsement from Joe Jackson as the only tribute of its kind with that recognition. This is an all ages, general admission standing show, and tickets start at $15.

The Musical Box unveils a new production honoring Phil Collins’s years at the helm of Genesis, covering 1976 through 1980. The set features favorites like Follow You Follow Me alongside selections from albums such as A Trick of the Tail, charting the journey of the drummer who became lead vocalist. Renowned for period-accurate staging, the show recreates the aesthetic of the 1978 Mirror Tour and carries Collins’s own endorsement for its authenticity. This is an all ages event with reserved seating, and tickets start at $39.

Ohio musician Ethan Timm brings an old soul sensibility shaped by classic rock and roll to Garnos/469 Sports and Spirits. His performances pair soulful vocals with a smooth touch and bluesy guitar work, weaving a generous mix of familiar classics, originals in a similar vein, and a few choice deep cut covers. No two performances are the same, with the set unfolding in the moment.

Wheel of Fortune LIVE! brings the excitement of the show to Fort Wayne, with reserved seating and tickets starting at $20. Audience members are selected at random to join the host onstage, spin a replica of the well known Wheel, solve puzzles, and compete for prizes that include trips to Paris and Hawaii or cash up to $10,000. The event is open to all ages, and the crowd can share in the action throughout the performance.

The craft market features a range of vendors, a bake sale, a 50/50 raffle, and complimentary apple cider. Proceeds from the bake sale and vendor table rentals support the church building fund, and raffle proceeds benefit the St. James Food Pantry.

Parkview Field hosts the 29th annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk in Fort Wayne. The event brings people together to walk in support of the fight against breast cancer.

Cam Bertrand performs stand-up at Fort Wayne Comedy. He competed on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, contributed writing to two seasons of MTV’s Wild 'N Out, and recorded the Dry Bar Comedy half-hour Sophisticated Ignorance, which has drawn more than 90 million views. There is no minimum purchase requirement for this show.

Century Music Hall presents a live performance by Mushroomhead, joined by Fear Factory and Nine Treasures on the lineup.

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.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox brings The Future Is Vintage World Tour to the stage with an all-ages performance featuring reserved seating, with tickets starting at $47.50. The internationally known ensemble reimagines popular music in classic styles, blending vintage sounds with modern hits. A rotating lineup of vocalists, dancers, and musicians delivers lively reinterpretations spanning 1970s rock, 1980s Britpop, current chart favorites, film themes, and video game tunes. What began as Scott Bradlee’s YouTube project has grown into a worldwide touring act celebrated for dynamic, high-energy shows. The program combines upbeat numbers and dramatic showcases for a night that nods to the past while speaking to the present. Attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite retro 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.

The 2026 Fort Wayne Village Marketplace brings an upscale holiday shopping experience to the PSM Fieldhouse, gathering more than 100 local businesses under one roof for two days. Explore offerings from artisans and designers, discover local brands, browse a food court, and take part in raffle drawings. Admission is $8, with free entry for children under 12. Parking and a shuttle are provided at no cost. Start your holiday gift buying with friends while supporting local vendors.

Bundle up for a festive 5K that winds through the glowing holiday light displays in Franke Park, created each year by Blue Jacket, Inc. Before the drive-through opens to the public, Fort4Fitness participants get special on-foot access to experience the illuminated route by running or walking. The event uses staggered starts, with an early wave for runners followed by a later start for those who prefer a more relaxed pace, a run-walk, or a full walk over the 5K distance. All paying 5K participants receive a long sleeve event shirt, timing, a commemorative ornament, and post-race hot chocolate.

Alt 99.5 & 102.3 presents an all-ages, general admission standing concert with Hawthorne Heights celebrating the 20th anniversary of If Only You Were Lonely. The Ohio emo-punk veterans rose quickly in the 2000s and, after loss, lineup changes, and shifting trends, continue to bring a powerful story to the stage. Known for the breakout single Ohio Is for Lovers, the band leans into themes of distance, identity, and resilience through JT Woodruff’s honest songwriting, turning heartache into songs that connect. Fans keep showing up, wearing lyrics as tattoos, and finding support in the music. Tickets start at $35.

Charlie Berens brings The Lost and Found Tour to Embassy Theatre, highlighting the Midwestern humor that fuels his work. He is a comedian, New York Times bestselling author, Emmy-winning journalist, and musician who first gained widespread attention with The Manitowoc Minute, a comedic news series about the Midwest that began in 2017. Since then, he has reached a worldwide social media audience of more than 10 million with sketch videos inspired by life in the Midwest.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at the Bohemian Holiday Market, featuring more than 75 vendors at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. Discover gifts for everyone, including clothing, children's items, pet essentials, home decor, baked goods, and more. Admission is free, and parking at the Coliseum is required.

Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans share the stage for a Christmas concert at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne, IN. The evening features beloved carols alongside hallmark songs from each artist and moments of worship, creating a warm celebration of the season that highlights their decades of music and shared faith. It is designed to bring people together in the spirit of hope, peace, and wonder, whether starting a new tradition or honoring an old one. To protect attendees from fraudulent resales, third party ticket listings are not permitted on TPR event pages. Purchase only through the official ticketing outlet for this event, as tickets from third parties are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates or assistance.