Honeywell Arts In Education
March 2025
Art Displays | Performances | Workshops
Youth Arts Month
For more than 15 years, Wabash was a host location for the annual Fort Wayne-based F.A.M.E. Festival – the Foundation for Art & Music in Education. The Wabash initiative was led by the late Judy Ward Wright, who was a leader in the community for youth arts engagement.
In honor of Judy, Honeywell Arts & Entertainment embraced the opportunity to transform this beloved event into Youth Arts Month, which will feature art exhibits, performances, and activities for youth and families throughout March.
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Most Youth Arts Month opportunities are free to enjoy, made possible in part by the generous support of people like you.
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Clark Gallery Displays
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The Honeywell Center's Clark Gallery will come alive with the talent and imagination of students as they present works spanning a variety of media and styles. The exhibits are available for viewing Mon.-Fri. from 8 am to 5 pm, before live shows, and during the Youth Arts Showcase days.
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Pre-K from March 1-7
Grades 1 & 2 from March 11-16
Grades 3 & 4 from March 18-23
Grades 5 & 6 from March 25-30
Grades 7-12 from April 1-30
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Ford Theater Performances
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Wabash County Honors Band & Choir
Fri. March 14
Free admission - No ticket required
Wabash Valley Music Association presents this annual celebration of talented musicians and vocalists from Wabash County high schools.
​​A Grand Time will feature nearly 100 pianists, with as many as 24 playing simultaneously on 12 grand pianos for a marvel of musical virtuosity.
Youth Arts Showcase March 8
It's the F.A.M.E. Festival re-imagined! Join us for two Saturday mornings at the Honeywell Center, full of music and art performances, displays, and interactive workshops.
More details coming soon!
Youth Arts Showcase March 22
It's the F.A.M.E. Festival re-imagined! Join us for two Saturday mornings at the Honeywell Center, full of music and art performances, displays, and interactive workshops.
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March 22 Performances
9-9:30 am - Pre-K
9:45-10:15 am - Kindergarten
Legacy Hall
10:30-11 am - Grades K-1
11:15-11:45 am - Grades 2-3
Legacy Hall
The first segment of each performance will showcase students with Mrs. Rensberger. The second segments will feature Musical Conexion, a monthly bilingual educational enrichment program aimed at promoting motor skills and cognitive development through music, as well as fostering empathy and appreciation for cultural diversity.​​
This school year, the Manchester Elementary DLI program has partnered with Honeywell Arts In Education to implement the Musical Conexion program, which offers educational enrichment through music, cultural immersion, and bilingual learning on a monthly basis.
March 22 Workshops
More details coming soon!