Where do you get to experience British, Colonial and French military sites, a Potawatomi Native encampment, cannon and muskets firing, and 18th century artisans and shopping opportunities, all in one location? Five Medals at The Trace, of course! Give your family a day they’ll always remember. Provide your home schoolers a one-of-a-kind history lesson they’ll never forget. Five Medals is a living history educational experience geared toward your entire family, allowing all to become totally immersed in this area’s exceptional…

In celebration of Family History Month, NEIJGS presents our third annual “Fort Wayne Jewish Family Day.” From noon to 2:00 p.m., this “hybrid” event will be both in-person at the Madge Rothschild Resource Center and virtual for those who prefer to attend that way. Those on-site will have access to scanners from the Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center to digitize family photographs and documents. We’ll be looking for help with identifying older photographs from the Temple’s collection, and experts…

Solo and ensemble works for all types of percussion instruments performed by students from the studio of Philharmonic Mentor Eric Schweikert. Admission: Free Admission for Purdue-Fort Wayne Students with ID and Students 18 Years of Age and Younger $7 Adults, $6 Seniors (60 and Older), $4 Non-Purdue-Fort Wayne University Students.

Dr. Kanniks Kannikeswaran is a multi-faceted vocalist specializing in ensemble music, historical performance and cross-cultural work. Equally at home with his background in Indian Classical music and his Western classical training he strives to represent both sides authentically in his unique artistic identity. This recital will present an aural journey through the sound-worlds of Indian Classical music. Dr. Kannikeswaran will demonstrate the structures of alaap, bandish, dhrupad, and tarana in an informal manner, followed by a formal performance. Admission: Free…

This presentation orients the listener to the history and origins of Indian Classical music. Participants will engage in listening and discussion about elements of Indian classical music such raga, tala, shruti, instrumentation, genres within the classical tradition, and various formal structures.

Cards and socializing. Lunch served. Attendance prizes. Raffles. Need we say more?