This tour explores Fort Wayne's beginnings with the Wabash Erie Canal through the development of commerce on The Landing and later Calhoun Street from the sidewalks of downtown Fort Wayne. Meet outside the Canal House at 114 E. Superior St. at 9:45 a.m.

Stroll the tree-lined sidewalks of an early 20th Century neighborhood with its charm intact at the 2024 South Wayne Historic Home and Garden Tour, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 22, benefitting both the Historic South Wayne Neighborhood Association and ARCH Inc.

April 20, 2024: “Myaamiaki neehi Myaamionki: Miami People and Miami Land” by Logan York, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, will present a deep look into the history and heritage of this place now known as Fort Wayne, Allen County and Northeast Indiana and update our understanding of how that heritage lives on today. 

Come learn the inside story and get the latest news on Arts United's work to prepare this world-famous building for its next 50 years of service to our community. 

Explore early 20th-century Fort Wayne with Karl Detzer’s childhood memories in ‘Himself When Young,’ presented by Connie Haas Zuber. ARCH FUN & FREE LECTURE SERIES February 17: “Himself When Young” ...

ARCH lecture series wrapping up ARCH’s 2022 Fun & Free Lecture Series wraps up May 16 by with an exploration of “Urban Farmhouses.” The 11 a.m. lecture at The History Center will be ...

ARCH Inc. presents its Built Heritage ABCs for children of all ages to enjoy and learn from. We hope our hometown ABCs will be a good electronic book to share ...

Explore how our past makes our present and future better The ARCH Inc. Fun & Free lecture series kicks off in January with an exploration of how Petula Clark’s classic ...