June 5, 2020

Contact:    Rob Hines

                 P: 260-427-6028

                 C: 260-241-1932

                 Public Information Officer

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Fort Wayne, Ind. – The following events and programs are happening the week of June 8.

Summer Programs Registration

Online Now at FortWayneParks.org

The Summer Fun Times brochure is online with a variety of fun and safe programs for the whole family. Full details can be found at FortWayneParks.org.

PODS Programs Beginning Soon!

First week begins June 15

Register Online at FortWayneParks.org

The all new Summer Activity P.O.D.S. are designed for safety, social distance and FUN!  These week-long, half-day programs are designed to keep children active and engaged while maybe learning something new. Program coordinators are committed to maintaining a safe, clean and healthy environment and will be monitoring kids and leaders each day. Registration deadlines are one week prior to each POD.  

Present Tense, Future Calm

Exhibit Opens June 14

Botanical Conservatory, 1100 S. Calhoun St.

This summer and fall, the Conservatory invites visitors to escape the turbulence of daily life when embarking on a journey and exploring a garden state of mind. All are welcome to step into our Showcase Garden, designed to help visitors pause, relax and reflect. Sponsored by PBS Fort Wayne & MAJIC 95.1.

Youth Center Virtual Programs

Monday-Friday, 10 am – 5pm

Register online at FortWayneParks.org

Offered by the teams at Cooper, Jennings, McMillen Park, and Weisser Park Youth Centers, these programs are open to youth aged 5 – 18. Kids can learn more about art, fitness, dance, nutrition and more in a safe, online environment from the comfort of their home.

Salomon Farmers Market

Wednesdays through Sept. 2

4:00-4:30 p.m. - Seniors & Higher Risk Individuals

4:30-7:00 - General Public

Our vendors produce their goods within a 75 mile radius of Salomon Farm Park (817 W. Dupont Rd.) and are required to grow their own fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs. We strive to find vendors who embrace sustainable and organic growing practices. The market also may include baked goods, honey, maple syrup, handmade crafts, food, entertainment and children’s activities. Interested in vending? Contact Eden at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 427-6008. Sponsored by 103.9 Wayne FM.

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