The Kosciusko County Convention, Recreation and Visitors Commission approved giving Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts in Warsaw over $40,000 for a parking lot repaving project.
Read More“Theater really meets you where you are as an individual, and then you get to bring what you can to it, and it becomes your own personal performance that no one else can do. I think that’s the beautiful thing about engaging people of all ages in the arts,” said Kira Lace Hawkins, director of education and community engagement at Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts.
Read MoreThis fall, Warsaw Community Public Library is thrilled to announce that “Fun with Theatre for Senior Adults,” a creative program designed for adults ages 65 and older, will be offered thanks to a grant from the Indiana Arts Commission.
Read MoreThe Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has announced an interim leadership structure as it moves into its 2024 summer season and approaches the organization’s 70th anniversary.
Read MoreLast week, Wagon Wheel Conservatory high school students started camp to produce the fantastic Broadway smash “Something Rotten!”
Read MoreWARSAW — Starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 16, at The Wagon Wheel Center For The Arts, the students from The Thomas Hall Voice Studio and local professional performers Jennifer Dow and Kira Lace Hawkins will be performing musical solos, duets and group numbers to raise awareness … Read More
“Little Women The Musical” is currently on stage at Warsaw’s Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts. The musical is takes place in Concord, Mass., during the Civil War.
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