Julia Meek
Arts & Culture Reporter, Producer/Host for 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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After 10 years of careful planning and execution, the major renovation of Fort Wayne’s historic Arts United Center is complete and its reputation as state-of-the-art performance space restored. -
Father and son creatives Rob Snow and Adrian Guenther have joined forces to publish a whimsical picture book with a clever Fort Wayne connection titled, The Man with Invisible Feathers. -
Local author Becky Smeltzer-Lowe continues to address the problem of bullying with Book Four in her Marigold and the Marvelous Misfits series, titled Slimy Scumbuckets. -
Fort Wayne’s Turnstone Center has been empowering people with disabilities to achieve their highest potential for more than 80 years. -
Bullying is a significant issue that requires comprehensive training and support. Alive Community Outreach offers a peace movement initiative locally that teaches students to tackle the problem through peace, instead of violence. -
It you’re looking for a bit of musical merriment, Debutants, a creative bluegrass string collective, are throwing a Funslinger's Ball on Nov. 22 at the Clyde Theatre. -
A recent major gift to the Fort Wayne Museum of Art has catapulted its fast-growing collection of glass sculpture into an exciting next phase. -
The work of Kendallville ceramicists Teagan Koble and Jeff Reed has been accepted into the 47th Annual Elkhart Juried Regional Exhibition at the Midwest Museum of American Art. -
With 20 years in the career academy business, Blue Jacket, Inc. continues to provide training and opportunities to anyone with a barrier who is striving to earn gainful employment. -
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month, regionally acclaimed actor Kat Hickey is partnering with the Center for Nonviolence to present a one-woman play on the topic called Natural Shocks.
