Julia Meek
Arts & Culture Reporter, Host of Folktales & Meet the MusicA Fort Wayne native, Julia is a radio host, graphic artist, and community volunteer, who has contributed to NIPR both on- and off-air for forty years. Besides being WBOI's arts & culture reporter, she currently co-produces and hosts Folktales and Meet the Music.
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Fort Wayne residents Ty Simmons and Chief Condra Ridley started the Human Agricultural Co-operative seven years ago to solve food insecurity in their community. -
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A brainchild of Joe and Kathy Pelka, this free and all-age friendly two day event will offer “tourists” the opportunity to visit 14 studios and meet 17 artists and their work in progress.
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Housed in the Wunderkammer Company Art Space at 3402 Fairfield Ave, BIPOCA focuses on black, indigenous, and people of color whose artistic creative work has been historically excluded, unseen and/or exploited.
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Operating as a public art program under the umbrella of the Fort Wayne Downtown Improvement District since 2017, the organization works to raise funds, and liaison between property owners and artists to bring murals and other public art to the community.
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Some 17 years in the making, the Stockman's story chronicles the ups and downs of a complex and sometimes challenging experience they had while navigating an open, interracial adoption, pre-internet.
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The gala exhibit shares success stories of Career Academy graduates as told by creatives from the community.
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The Wooden Nickle, Fort Wayne iconic record store, turns 40. There's a party!
