The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club has donated $1,000 to Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts for scholarships for students to participate in classes at the Wagon Wheel Conservatory.
Read MoreEvery year, Kosciusko REMC, through their Operation Round Up program, awards grants during four application cycles: Feb. 1, May 1, Aug. 1 and Nov. 1.
Read MoreThe Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is pleased to announce auditions for youth/teens for their next Wagon Wheel Junior Production, “Rockin’ Robin Hood” (for youth ages 9-18) and their professional theatre holiday show of the world’s best-loved family musical, “The Sound of Music.”
Read MoreWagon Wheel Center for the Arts announced the cancellation of the Amy Grant concert scheduled for Sep. 17.
Read MoreWhen the Wagon Wheel opened and was just a theater under a tent in 1956, Max Poorman was there.
Read MoreLast week, Wagon Wheel Conservatory high school students started camp to produce the fantastic Broadway smash “Something Rotten!”
Read MoreThe Kosciusko County Conventions, Recreation and Visitor Commission was recently awarded Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts a grant of $15,000 to help with the cost of the Wagon Wheel’s extensive website updates.
Read MoreWagon Wheel Center for the Arts on Wednesday, May 11, sought money from the Kosciusko County
Convention, Recreation & Visitors Commission to help pay for hotel accommodations while its facility normally used for housing undergoes emergency repairs.
Does your dog have what it takes to be a star on the Wagon Wheel stage?
Read MoreThe Wagon Wheel Conservatory will host several summer workshops this year at the Wagon Wheel Center For The Arts in Warsaw.
Read MoreFive Kosciusko County nonprofit groups will receive funding from the Kosciusko REMC (KREMC) Operation Round Up this month.
Read MoreThe Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is pleased to announce auditions for youth/teens for its upcoming Wagon Wheel Junior winter musical.
Read MoreThe board of directors of the Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has announced Lakesha Green, of Syracuse, N.Y., as the next Executive Director of the umbrella arts organization.
Read MoreMany visitors to Kosciusko County already have their intended attraction or location picked out, but Mitchell Randall, marketing and communications manager of Kosciusko County Visitor Center, suggests working in another approach as well: “Explore and wander.”
Read MoreThe Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has cancelled the holiday show featuring “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play,” due to the rise of COVID-19 positive cases in our community.
Read MoreThe Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has been awarded a grant of $40,000 by the Zimmer Biomet Foundation to help with the theatre’s resilience and recovery plan from COVID-19.
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