The shows are excellent. The hosting and ushering teams are very nice and friendly. The nostalgia…read moreof the building is intriguing. What I don't like is the comfort. The seats are small and too close to the seats in front of you. The seats are not particularly comfortable as they are period exact seats. Sitting In an uncomfortable seat for two hours was really painful and unenjoyable. I will be very cautious about coming back again for another show.

Saw a comedy show here and it was good but writing this to give the staff a big applause. Very…read morenice, helpful and professional. Was here last month as well-and same.

Let's Comedy! is bringing relevant comedy to a city who could always use a good laugh now and then…read morewith acts from Comedy Central, HBO, NETFLIX, award winning films and primetime TV as well as some best-selling authors. Comedians such as: Brian Posehn, Jen Kirkman, Doug Benson, Bobcat Goldthwait, Kyle Kinane, Cameron Esposito, Sasheer Zamata, Wyatt Cenac, Kurt Braunohler, Rhea Butcher, Josh Johnson, WWE legend and humanitarian Mick Foley and the great Stewart Huff. Come out and avoid the rules of the comedy club atmosphere and live your life. Get up. Get a beer. Tip your servers. #LetsComedy!

Set in an old fire house a few blocks from downtown, I stopped in to the Ft. Wayne Firefighters…read moreMuseum with my nephew, who loves anything firefighting. With restored former fire trucks and horse-drawn vehicles used within the city, it was a really neat experience! The staff was super friendly, knowledgeable, and also active firefighters within the city. Two floors and several rooms, you can see up close current restoration projects they're also working on. Admission was only $4 a person, and well worth the stop!

From the owner: The Firefighters Museum exhibits fire service equipment from the early 1800's to the present and…read more explains the Fire service history.

Wunderkammer is an awesome space nestled in the 07 neighborhood. It has great neighbors with Bravas…read moreright next door. The art gallery is broken down into a few spaces, all winding into each other through doorways. The space is also used for events, weddings, receptions, yoga classes, you name it. I was lucky enough to check it out last Friday during the opening ceremony of "Crop It" - an exhibit being put on by the Visual Arts program at IPFW. The displays looked beautiful in the space and the talent was immense! They had a bar set up serving beer and wine (I don't think they can serve spirits?). The beers were local which was a plus! Parking can be an issue so be prepared to park on the street / potentially several blocks away. Can be a bit sketchy at night. Overall the space was lovely and I can't wait to attend another event or check out a new show sometime soon!

So glad that an event happened to bring my attention to The Wunderkammer gallery. This was new for…read moreme and probably a place i would not have planned to see. Now I'm going to watch for future events here just to see and learn about the talented artists in our community. What a nice venue with creative people who seem to care very much about bringing together community and connecting people. Clearly they are passionate about what they do and the artists they support. Look for parking behind the building and the main entrance is there also (even though the street address is Fairfield Ave, parking is behind). A daylight visit is also in order to see the murals painted by local on the buildings exterior. I'm not sure how often artists works are rotated, but I asked how to learn about things happening there and was told the best way is to follow the Wunderkammer Company on Facebook. If you have an interest in local artists, check them out.