Fort Wayne, Indiana Events

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12

• Neuter for a Nickel:  Animal Care & Control,
  3020 Hillegas Road
  , FW.  Male cat neuter surgeries available for a nickel.  Up to seven cats per household.  Call 427-1244 for an appointment.
• An evening with the Pipes:  Victory Noll Center,
  1900 W. Park Drive, Huntington
  .  8 p.m.  Pipe organ concert in Our Lady of Victory Chapel.  The evening begins at 6:30 p.m. with a reception at Victory Noll Center including hors d’oeuvres and drinks.  Local musicians Rosemary Stoffel and Su Nunamaker will share performing duties during the concert.
• Fabrics and Friends Quilt Shoppe:  Visit Fabrics and Friends Quilt Shoppe, Roanoke, from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. and enjoy Soup, Sandwich & Tea…Free!  Catered by Orchid Events & Catering.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13

• Free Chiropractic screening:  Jorgensen Family YMCA 9-11 a.m.  Dr. Nathan Hiss will provide a free chiropractic screening.
• Develping a Marketing Analysis:  Northeast Indiana Small Business Development Center 5-6:30 p.m.  Workshop topics include knowing customer base, advertising strategies, pricing strategies, understanding cash flow and income statements.  Free.  Register here, click on Northeast Indiana Workshops.
• Free foot and ankle screening:  Jorgensen Family YMCA from 5-7 p.m.  Dr. Michael Worpell will provide a free foot and ankle screening.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16

• Free Wellness Consultation:  Jorgensen Family YMCA from 5-7pm.  Free consultation with Dr. Michael O’Donnell. LINK

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19

• The Pennsylvania Railroad in the Tri-State area:  Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station,
  221 W. Baker St.
  , FW. 10 am- 5 pm.    The history of the “standard Railraod of the World” in photographs, maps, equipments and scale models.  Admission is $4 (12 and under free).

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20

• The Pennsylvania Railroad in the Tri-State area:  Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Station,
  221 W. Baker St.
  , FW. 10 am- 5 pm.    The history of the “standard Railraod of the World” in photographs, maps, equipments and scale models.  Admission is $4 (12 and under free).

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26

• Winter Carnival:  Build a snowman, igloo and snow fort, go ice fishing, or make a “snow angel” at the Community Center, enter the long drive and putting contest or try the tennis sampler at McMillen Park, and take a nature walk and make a craft at Franke Park Day Camp Nature Lodge.  FREE admission, prizes and refreshments at all locations.

TUESDAY, MARCH 1

• Southwest Women’s Networking:  Don Halls Tavern at Coventry,
  5745 Coventry Lane
  , FW.  4-6 pm 747-5202.

THURSDAY, MARCH 3

• Welcome Coffee:  Sweetwater,
  5501 U.S. Hwy.
  30, Fort Wayne.  9:30 am.  For newcomers to Fort Wayne. RSVP to hospitality@fwnewcomers.com by March 2.
• Supershot immunization clinic.  Aldersgate Church,
  2417 Getz Road, Fort Wayne
  . 4-7 pm  Free immunizations up to age 18.  Parents must provide shot record.  Call 424-SHOT for info.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16

• Welcome luncheon:  Chops,
  6421 W. Jefferson Blvd., Fort Wayne
  .  11 am.  For women new to Fort Wayne in the last 18 months who are seeking new friendships and support.  RSVP to Marianne at 637-7359.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13

• Vera Bradley Outlet Sale:  Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne.  Expo Center.  Two ticketed days followed by three public days. 

FRIDAY, MAY 20

• Fiber Arts Celebration:  Soloman Farm Park,
  817 W. Dupont Road, Fort Wayne
  .  The focus of the festival is education through hands-on participation and demonstrations of the processes of making natural fiber products:  wool dyeing, spinning, weaving and more.  Free admission and free parking.

SATURDAY, MAY 21

• Fiber Arts Celebration:  Soloman Farm Park,
  817 W. Dupont Road, Fort Wayne
  .  The focus of the festival is education through hands-on participation and demonstrations of the processes of making natural fiber products:  wool dyeing, spinning, weaving and more.  Free admission and free parking.

RECURRING EVENTS

• Georgetown Bowl Farmers Market:  LINK Tuesdays from noon – 7pm enjoy a farmers market inside Georgetown Bowl to find handmade crafts, jewelry and baked goods.  Special activities for children are featured each month.
• Botanical Conservatory $1 Nights:  First Thursday of the month, 5-8 pm.  $1 admission for all adults, babies and up to age two are still free.