My husband and I had a really fun time at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art. They had a large and varied…read morecollection of art. My favorite exhibit was the glass art collection. I'm amazed at the intricate details that these artists are able to create. They had several permanent and rotating exhibitions worth exploring. Their gift shop supports local artists and is worth a look. I highly recommend the For Wayne Museum of Art!

I love this museum as it has one of the nicest glass exhibits. Going from different decades and…read morestyles. Every year I come i see new glass exhibits. When they have the day of the deaths exhibit, they give away the traditional bread! Yummy!

We are very happy with the facility as it is so convenient to get to and kids love the classes and…read morethe instructors are very helpful

Fantastic dance studio and wonderful teachers and owners. My daughter has been dancing here since…read moreshe was 5!

We held our daughter's wedding reception here many years ago! We serviced food to compliment the…read morearea..ie Desert/ Mexican cuisine... Floral/Fresh fruit and cheese assortment.....Current fauna and foliage Cake, Bar and Reception seating was provided to be excellent! The staff was wonderful and very helpful!

This place is GORGEOUS! The parking is rather limited because of it's location in downtown Fort…read moreWayne. We had to park a block away and walk, which normally I wouldn't have issues with... but it's the middle of winter and the wind chill was -3. The admission price is reasonable at 5 for adults. When you first enter the building there is a small gift shop off to your left filled with little knick knacks and souvenirs- all of which are reasonably priced. There are a couple of kid themed learning centers in the conservatory. They're somewhat inconveniently located right in the first and second part of the building which makes for a somewhat congested and loud atmosphere filled with crying and running kids all over the place. The actual conservatory exhibits are something straight out of The Land Before Time. The rainforest, desert and floral exhibits are large, lush and well kept. I was rather impressed and quite surprised at how nice this location is since I'm spoiled in the sense that the botanical gardens I have in my hometown are rather extensive and pretty epic.

An awesome place to express your creativity. It brings local artists, musicians, businesses, and…read moremuch more to one central spot for everyone to share.

Great place for a group or alone, VR with dozens of games, staff is super friendly and willing to…read morehelp fix any issues that were had along the way.

this place overcharges your time and the staff are always in a bad mood and snappish. it's cheaper…read moreto just buy your own headset and computer then to go here. this place did inspire me to get a headset though.

My husband and I went to the Fort Wayne History Center on a Saturday when the farmers market was…read moregoing on. The good was the History Center was free because they serve as a bathroom during the farmers market. The bad part was that EVERYONE came in the museum to use the bathroom. Once you get past all of the screaming children, there is a lot to enjoy in the museum. There is a ton of local history and a great exhibit on the beginnings of Fort Wayne. My favorite part was the jail that is in the basement. It looks the same way it was when it was operational a hundred years ago. You can even step in the jail and take your picture. I highly recommend the History Center!

Interesting and cozy museum with a lot of Fort Wayne history. There are six areas, being one of…read morethem the Gingerbread festival with tenths of participants in several categories. Very interesting houses submitted... I took a picture of three of them which were spectacular. The other areas cover pretty much the history of this area. Starting with the ice age all the way to the many industries as well as individual contributors to the city's success and growth. One piece that amazed me was the section where many inventions contributed to the world history. From the Magnavox TV games to the electric motors and truck industry. As I said, it's pretty cozy and you can see it all in around 2 hrs. It has some interactive games for small children. Nothing fancy. Enjoy!

Set in an old fire house a few blocks from downtown, I stopped in to the Ft. Wayne Firefighters…read moreMuseum with my nephew, who loves anything firefighting. With restored former fire trucks and horse-drawn vehicles used within the city, it was a really neat experience! The staff was super friendly, knowledgeable, and also active firefighters within the city. Two floors and several rooms, you can see up close current restoration projects they're also working on. Admission was only $4 a person, and well worth the stop!

We went for a concert and my relative is in a power chair. The staff was really accommodating and…read morehelpful. The piece of drinks and snacks were reasonably priced. I'd definitely recommend this place for a concert.

Nice outdoor amphitheater. I went there to see a Tribute Band to the Eagles Hotel California July…read more1, 2023. The Staff at Foellinger Theatre were great and very professional in carrying out their duties. Overall a great place to visit for entertainment on a nice warm summer evening. There is a zoo very nearby as well.