Local Wabash entrepreneur, Mark Honeywell founded the Honeywell Foundation. The Honeywell Arts and…read moreEntertainment Center was built in 1952 funded largely by the Foundation. Expansion of the facility was completed in the 1990's. The art deco facade of the building is packed with character. I loved the architecture. A sculpture with a quiet fountain stands outside the entrance. The building was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983. Inside the entrance are paintings and memorabilia honoring the Honeywell family. The building houses a theater, a classic 1950's gymnasium, meeting rooms and even a restaurant. Art is displayed on the walls. The facility offers performances, movies and other cultural events throughout the year. Tours of the facility are available. Parking lots surround the facility. This is a fabulous facility for the small town of Wabash.

First time at this venue. It's been recommended to me by others in the past…read more There's not a bad seat in the house! The seating and aisles aren't cramped.The parking and access in and out is very easy. Plenty of places set up to get snacks and drinks. Very,very reasonably priced. You can get a beer for $6. A bottled soft drink was like $3 and a water less than that. Very little wait for anything. Add that to great acoustics and you have an evening to remember. Plenty of friendly staff on hand that will gladly help find your seat or address any other issue you may have. I was more than impressed about the whole experience. Looking forward to attending another event there soon!

A great little theater company with very progressive board who allows trendy and cutting edge work.read more

A great group and good time. I have lived in Kokomo for years and have not heard of KCT until I…read morecaught the King and I. I urge people to catch their shows as It was a wonderful time.

Holy cow this place is cool. It's a house now divided into 4 suites. We stayed upstairs in the Cole…read morePorter Suite where the music man was born & raised. Don't know who Cole Porter is??never fear, the Miami Museum is a short walk and $3 suggested donation away and they can school u on all things Cole. Our suite was roomy and quiet and filled with antiques & memorabilia. And all the comforts of home--air, kitchenette w microwave & fridge, and a smart TV with Amazon Prime. I recommend Just a short walk to Aroma--try the Lavender Lattee(Oye) ! And the adjacent bakery! Gabriel's has amazing breakfast and Dillinger's was good for dinner. Very responsive folks running it clued us into how to get in the suite. We'll be back !

We spent two nights at the Cole Porter Inn as a little getaway for antiquing and relaxation. We…read morestayed in the Cole Porter Suite, and it was beautiful! Very spacious with lovely furniture and decor. It's probably the antique-est of the three suites in the house. The Cole Porter Suite has a living room, a little kitchenette, a queen bed in the main area, a second bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom, and a sunroom (I've included pictures). The only thing that was a pinch awkward was the hand shower in the bathtub (and no shower curtain). Some antique charm that was definitely a new experience for us, but we figured it out! We were able to contact the proprietor as soon as we arrived, and he instructed us how to get to our room. We could come and go as we pleased. The only down side was feeling a little distant from him should we need things like extra towels, but he was very nice, and I'm sure he would have come running if we'd had a need. No breakfast is included with your stay at the inn, but the kitchenette has a sink, microwave, coffee maker, and coffee, or Peru has a few local breakfast places that will fit the bill (we liked Aroma downtown for coffee and donuts, or go down U.S. 31 about 15 minutes to Dutch Cafe for a hearty breakfast). The inn was also an easy walk to a few local restaurants for dinner, of which I recommend Club 14 and Voodoo Public House. The neighborhood is filled with historic homes of all shapes and sizes, so even just a walk (or drive!) drive around the neighborhoods in that vicinity was great entertainment. We didn't use the TV while we were there, so I guess my only other complaint would be the Wi-Fi. It's free, which is great, but we barely had a signal, so the router must be pretty far from our upstairs room. So if you need to get work done or have amazing internet access, you won't really get it here (at least not upstairs). But if you want a beautiful place to relax and a home base to check out what Northern Indiana has to offer, this is a great one!

Local talent bringing the best of stage entertainment - plays, musicals and dramatic presentations…read moreat a very reasonable cost. Very unique bulding (railroad train station) that was rescued years ago by a dedicated group of volunteers host an intimate crowd. Always worth a trip to see qualilty productions.

What an INCREDIBLE hidden gem!!! Great food, great atmosphere, & the owner & staff are so beyond…read morefriendly! Would probably be a regular if i lived closer! Worth the stop! Great pricing on wine, kayaking, & more! Even has live music & plans on expanding that! Thanks for the amazing experience ya'll -Brooke with an e

Awesome venue very rustic and quiet to meet your friends and family. Close to Salamonie Reservoir…read moreand many trails and camping.

it's cool i love it but like dawg yall gotta fix the bathrooms, either some aren't working or there…read moreis literally piss on the floor and no toilet paper

Definitely recommend! Took my daughter here for her first drive-in experience! They played one of…read moreour family favorites, The Wizard of Oz. Can't wait to see what's on the schedule for next summer.

For my 100th Review I needed to pick a very special place, and I think I have found it…read more My parents recently moved to Marion and every time I drive there I pass this place. The sign says Round Robins Bingo Barn. Intrigued, I swore that the next time I was visiting my parents I would stop in and play. And so I did. I was completely overwhelmed by what I walked in to. I would say at least 200 people were sitting in a huge room playing game after game of bingo. We got there a bit late and had to be caught up by the "professionals" but we caught on in no time at all. For $12 you get something like 10 games with 18 cards in each plus you can add an extra bingo card here and there for a dollar. 3 games of the night are with $1000 and then they have a few $300 games. We didn't realize what a commitment we were signing up for. We were there for at least 2 hours and still had games to play. Playing Bingo really makes a girl hungry and unfortunately they didnt have a kitchen at the time, you can buy sodas and snacks and if you are really hungry you can have pizza delivered. Those people really had the right idea. Unfortunately we didn't win any games that night but I can honestly say that was the most entertainment I have had in Marion Indiana.

This is a nice hall but if you like pull tabs you will need to sit in sections E and F. Most…read moreticlets are sold back there because they come from the window located back there and workers dont get a chance to start anywhere else. It would be nice for fair play if ALL of their workers didn't start there, maybe a couple on one end and a couple start the other end of the hall and work inward. This post is so nobody will lose all their money. At least they dont go haywire with the family and friends hitting all the time.

One of the best place I have dined at. I go there when I have a ticket for music concerts at Ford…read moreTheatre across from the restaurant inside The Honeywell Center. It is an all you can eat buffet style. I have yet to get a chance to go there for lunch during the week. The overall atmosphere is superb. Food is great, restaurant employees are great and service is great.

Food is excellent, especially the lunch time pasta bar. Service always includes a smile. It's on…read morebeautiful, historic downtown Wabash , a nearly perfect ambiance!